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Quiz Knowing Receipt and Knowing Assistance

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A quiz about knowing receipt and knowing assistance in the law of trusts

 

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Question 1 / 19

What is another way of saying trusteeship de son tort?

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Question 2 / 19

What occurred in Blyth v Fladgate?

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Question 3 / 19

Which scale used to be used to determine fault and knowledge?

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Question 4 / 19

Which of these things closely relates to stage 5 of the scale?

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Question 5 / 19

Which 1979 case said R was liable if they had constructive knowledge?

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Question 6 / 19

Which 1982 case said constructive knowledge was enough?

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Question 7 / 19

Which case held that R is not liable unless you can show a lack of honesty?

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Question 8 / 19

Which case involved the property of the Dukes of Manchester?

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Question 9 / 19

Which case held that R is liable if a reasonable person would have known and therefore R knew unless R can prove otherwise?

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Question 10 / 19

Which case held that R was liable up to 4 on the scale?

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Question 11 / 19

Which case reverted the test back to constructive knowledge?

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Question 12 / 19

Which of these cases did not involve a company director and another company?

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Question 13 / 19

Which case was the first to ask the new question of whether it was unconscionable for R to retain a benefit?

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Question 14 / 19

Why was the case sent back in Criteria Properties v Straford Properties?

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Question 15 / 19

Which case held that you are unconscionable if you are naive to the point of being irrational?

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Question 16 / 19

What case held that R was liable as didn't make the inquiries they should have made?

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Question 17 / 19

Which case said that knowing receipt was wrong based?

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Question 18 / 19

Why was the Civil Liability Contribution Act 1978 relevant to Charter Plc v City Index Ltd?

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Question 19 / 19

Which 1874 case held that A was not liable unless he was fraudulent?

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