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I wasn't aware there were any predefined categories as such.. but presumably where the entire performance is a condition precedent to payment the courts would be more reluctant to apply the principle?

ahahaha I wish I could have heard him say that

The Standard of Care for Professionals There used to be a concept called the Bolam principle, which said that if a medical body adhered to the standard of care that was set out by the professional body, then they have satisfied their duty. The High Court in Rogers v Whitaker (1992)...

I love those propaganda ads

haha that has to be the doing of the law school...

Well it's better than the Labor scheme, which cuts funding from private schools.

Yep $1 billion capital funding increase for government schools and poorer-resourced non-government schools - smh.

haha.. damn the australian tax act is longer than those four books combined (over 7000 pages long) !

History of taxation law? And a comparative study with the current tax act (however million pages it is...)

well I think that's great... but it shouldn't be mandatory..

Originally, there was one, 6 credit point contracts class each semester They would probably include more contract theory (classical contract, etc) but a while back they introduced Public Law into semester 1 which reduced the 6 credit points of Contracts 1 to 3 credit points. But like asqy...

Assignment - 50% (includes a problem question: 65% and an essay: 35%) Final Exam - 40% Class Participation - 10% hardly a bludge..

People should really reply to someone's contentions rather than attempting to reply to (a presumption about) the person.

agh.. I know I have little reason to but I'm gonna regret this - but in answer to the previous 2 questions: I-color: the issue is not whether it acted negligently, rather whether it had a duty at all (we are not looking at breach of stat. duty) Kismet: recognisable psychiatric illness...

Ah... saying 'sorry' is to be taken in a sense of: X: My dad died. Y: I'm sorry. Not an admission of liability. Even so construed the law as it was then was different.

I don't buy it unless its recognised...

That's a matter of evidence, but it doesn't matter anyway - general depression isn't recoverable

Nah it's beautiful... not as elegant as the sale of goods act.. but I like it A bible for a uniform evidence law.. I think they did a good job A 4000 word essay on s114-116 however sounds HOMICIDALLY BORING

That is so much clearer I vote we destroy the word 'proximity' from existence

This seems like a very wierd description...