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Trespass Actions
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1Trespass actions in Australia may be best defined as:
- AA direct interference with person, land or goods where the defendant must prove that their act was not intentional or careless.
- BAn intentional direct interference with person, property or goods.
- CA direct interference with person, land or goods, through fault of the defendant, where the plaintiff need not have suffered any loss.
- DA direct interference with person, land or goods, through fault of the defendant.
2A possible action in false imprisonment exists in which of the following? Identify every scenario in which an action may be possible.
- ABrad intentionally locks Ayisha in a internal storage room at their work for 15 minutes.
- BBrad intentionally locks Ayisha in an internal storage room at their work for three hours.
- CBrad accidently locks Ayisha in an internal storage room at their work for 15 minutes.
- DBrad accidently locks the ground floor storage room at work whilst Ayisha is in the room, but a low set window was open, leading to the back street.
- ABrad intentionally locks Ayisha in a internal storage room at their work for 15 minutes.
3A possible action in assault exists in which of the following? Identify every scenario in which an action may be possible.
- AAnil threatens to shoot Mahendra by pointing an unloaded gun at him.
- BAnil threatens to shoot Mahendra as he shakes his fist at him.
- CAnil threatens to shoot Mahendra by pointing a replica gun at him.
- DAnil threatens to shoot Mahendra as he is in the passenger seat of a car being driven away.
- AAnil threatens to shoot Mahendra by pointing an unloaded gun at him.
4To establish an action in battery (s 245 assault) in Queensland, there must be
- AA direct interference with the plaintiff’s person without their consent, the defendant being at fault.
- BA direct or indirect interference with the plaintiff’s person.
- CA direct or indirect interference with the plaintiff’s person, without their consent, the defendant being at fault.
- DA direct interference with the plaintiff’s person, done with hostility and without consent.
- AA direct interference with the plaintiff’s person without their consent, the defendant being at fault.
5Identify in which scenario/s an action in battery is possible.
- AThomas throws a book deliberately at Michael, but it misses him.
- BThomas throws a book deliberately at Michael, but it misses him, hitting Sandra instead.
- CThomas throws a book deliberately at Michael and it hits him, but does not injure him.
- DThomas throws a book deliberately at Michael and it hits him, causing him injury.
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- Quiz on Trespass Actions, created by Denis O'Sullivan on 16/05/2015.
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- Denis O'Sullivan
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