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Listening Quiz: Án Lệ về Vi Phạm Hợp Đồng – Easy Level
Th12 29, 2024
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Anna Phạm
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Tiếng Anh dành cho Cố vấn pháp lý (English for Legal Advisor)
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1.
What are Mark and Emma mainly discussing?
The history of smoke ball advertising
Ways to avoid signing a contract
How to write a business proposal
Important court cases related to breach of contract
Explanation:
Mark says he found important cases on breach of contract, and the conversation reviews several cases and their key points.
2.
What does Hadley v Baxendale explain?
How offers are advertised
How contracts are cancelled
How damages should be calculated
How timing changes a product price
Explanation:
Mark says Hadley v Baxendale is famous because it explains how damages should be calculated.
3.
What does Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball show?
How a contract can be formed by actions
How timing determines the seriousness of a breach
How damages are reduced after a breach
How a contract is written in court
Explanation:
Mark explains that Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball shows how a contract can be formed by actions.
4.
What can be inferred about Poussard v Spiers from the conversation?
It shows that no contract was ever formed
It is mainly about calculating money damages
It helps decide whether a breach is serious
It concerns acceptance by advertisements
Explanation:
Mark says the case deals with breach timing and helps decide if the breach is serious or not.
5.
According to the conversation, what do damages depend on?
The date the contract was signed
Whether the case involved a smoke ball
The number of witnesses
What both parties knew
Explanation:
Emma asks if damages depend on what both parties knew, and Mark confirms that they do.
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