Laws1052 Final Exam 2010

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Student Name: Student Number: FACULTY OF LAW Signature: Foundations of Law (coursework) Lecturer’s name:____________________

LAWS1052 – Foundations of Law (LLB)

FINAL EXAMINATION - Session 1, 2010

Time allowed: Examination condition: 2 ½ hours plus 10 minutes reading time THIS IS AN OPEN BOOK EXAMINATION. You are permitted to bring any printed or handwritten materials into the examination room.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS 1. 2. 3. 4. This exam has three sections. You should attempt all sections. You should answer Sections I and II in the exam booklets provided. You should answer Section III in the spaces provided in this exam paper. Suggested times for each section are as follows: Section I … 60 mins Section II … 60 mins Section III … 30 mins Your NAME and STUDENT ID and the NAME OF YOUR Foundations of Law (COURSEWORK) LECTURER must be written CLEARLY at the top of this paper. Answers must be written in ink. You may NOT retain the examination paper. Please circle the name of your Foundations of Law (Research) Lecturer:

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Colin FONG Umair GHORI

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SECTION I

Special Instructions: You must answer BOTH questions in this Section.

Question 1 (15 marks)

Hannah Wallace was on the fete committee of her children’s school in Sydney, NSW. They asked for donations of ingredients and then parents made food and it was sold at the school fete. Patty Banks bought a slice of cake from the cake stall. It was a sponge cake made by Jack Roberts using eggs given by Sarah Lestrange. Sarah delivered the eggs to the school on Thursday night. She had collected them from her hens that afternoon but did not know how long the hens had been sitting on them as she didn’t always collect the eggs regularly. She had ‘candled’ them (checked with light to see if the eggs had chickens in them), however, which is the main thing egg producers do before delivering eggs. She suggested to Hannah, who took...