Remedies Practice Tests
Practice Remedies exam questions covering core doctrines, issue spotting, applied analysis, and exam-ready explanations.
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Related Case Briefs
Mustafa v. Secretary of State for the Home Department
[2022] EWCA Civ 1230
Where detention is unlawful, the claimant is entitled to damages for false imprisonment; aggravated damages may be awarded if there is conduct that harms dignity or increases the injury.
Merricks v. Mastercard Inc
[2021] CAT 1
For opt-out collective damages actions, the Tribunal must be satisfied that claims raise common issues, class is properly defined, and distribution method is workable.
EnergySolutions EU Ltd v. Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
[2017] UKSC 34
Where a public procurement process is flawed, a bidder may claim damages for loss of a chance if it can prove on a balance of probabilities that the breach materially contributed to the loss.
R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union
[2017] UKSC 5
The executive cannot use prerogative powers to change domestic law or defeat statutory provisions; where rights are conferred by statute, only Parliament can remove or alter them.
R (Evans) v. Attorney General
[2015] UKSC 21
The constitutional principle of the rule of law prevents the executive from using a statutory power to set aside a judicial decision on the same facts.
R (On the application of Keyu) v. Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
[2015] UKSC 69
A state's duty to investigate under the right to life is procedural and can extend to historical deaths, but only where there is a jurisdictional link and systemic failure; remedies include declaratory relief.
Saad v. City of Montreal
2015 SCC 11
A decision without a hearing affecting a person's livelihood or property rights will be quashed on judicial review; procedural fairness requires an opportunity to respond.
Cramaso LLP v. Ogilvie-Grant
[2014] UKSC 9
The right to rescind for misrepresentation is lost when the representee, with knowledge of the misrepresentation, unequivocally affirms the contract; mere delay or partial performance may not suffice for affirmation.