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Cambridge International AS & A Level · 9084
A Level Law practice questions, by topic
Eggzams has 1,650 original A Level Law questions for the Cambridge International AS & A Level 9084 syllabus, organised into 33 topics. Topics include English Legal System: Context, Rule of Law and Morality, Sources of Law: Legislation and the Legislative Process, Sources of Law: Delegated Legislation, Statutory Interpretation and Sources of Law: Judicial Precedent. Every question has an explanation after you answer, so a wrong answer becomes a mini-lesson.
Sample A Level Law questions
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A Level Law (9084) · Contract Law: Remedies for Breach of Contract
Which of the following best describes "damages" as the primary common law remedy for breach of contract?
- Damages refer only to a court order requiring the breaching party to actually perform the contract
- Damages are available only in criminal cases, with no relevance to civil contract disputes
- This concept of damages has no real relevance to understanding remedies for breach of contract
- A monetary award aiming to put the innocent party in the position they would have been in had the contract been performed
Damages are a monetary award intended to compensate the innocent party for loss caused by the breach, generally aiming to put them, so far as money can achieve, in the position they would have been in had the contract been properly performed.
A Level Law (9084) · Tort Law: Negligence – Duty and Breach
Which modern three-stage test, developed in Caparo Industries v Dickman, is commonly used by courts to determine whether a duty of care exists in novel negligence situations?
- The remoteness test, used to determine whether damages are too remote to be recoverable
- The Bolam test, used to assess whether a defendant breached the required standard of care
- This modern test has no real relevance to determining whether a duty of care exists
- The Caparo test (foreseeability, proximity, and fair, just and reasonable)
The Caparo test requires courts to consider whether harm was reasonably foreseeable, whether there was a sufficiently proximate relationship between the parties, and whether it is fair, just, and reasonable to impose a duty of care in the circumstances.
A Level Law (9084) · The Civil Courts and Civil Process
Which division of the High Court primarily deals with matters such as trusts, probate, company law, insolvency, and intellectual property disputes?
- The King’s/Queen’s Bench Division
- The Chancery Division
- The Family Division
- The Crown Court
The Chancery Division handles specialist civil matters including disputes over trusts, wills and probate, company and insolvency law, and intellectual property, reflecting its historical origins in the Court of Chancery and equity.
Topics covered: 33 topics, 1,650 questions
A Level Law on Eggzams is split into the topics below, so you can drill exactly the part you find hardest instead of working through a textbook in order. Each topic has its own progress tracker.
- English Legal System: Context, Rule of Law and Morality
- Sources of Law: Legislation and the Legislative Process
- Sources of Law: Delegated Legislation
- Statutory Interpretation
- Sources of Law: Judicial Precedent
- The Civil Courts and Civil Process
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- The Criminal Courts and Criminal Process
- English Legal System: Police Powers
- English Legal System: The Judiciary
- Legal Personnel: Legal Professionals
- Legal Personnel: Lay Magistrates and Juries
- Criminal Law: Actus Reus
- Criminal Law: Mens Rea
- Criminal Law: Theft
- Criminal Law: Robbery, Burglary and Aggravated Burglary
- Criminal Law: Blackmail, Handling Stolen Goods and Making Off Without Payment
- Criminal Law: Criminal Damage and Fraud
- Criminal Law: Sentencing in England and Wales
- Contract Law: Offer and Acceptance
- Contract Law: Consideration and Intention to Create Legal Relations
- Contract Law: Capacity (Minors)
- Contract Law: Terms of a Contract
- Contract Law: Status of Terms and Exemption Clauses
- Contract Law: Discharge of Contract
- Contract Law: Remedies for Breach of Contract
- Tort Law: Nature of Liability and Vicarious Liability
- Tort Law: Negligence – Duty and Breach
- Tort Law: Negligence – Causation and Remoteness
- Tort Law: Occupiers' Liability
- Tort Law: Private Nuisance and Rylands v Fletcher
- Tort Law: Trespass to Land and Torts Affecting the Person
- Tort Law: Defences and Remedies in Tort
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1,650 original questions across 33 topics, each with an explanation.
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