LAWS20061: Management Law- Case Study Analysis- Report Writing Assignment Help

Internal Code: TV630

Report Writing Assignment Help:

Task: Question 1 Tom was a successful businessman in his late 50s who has worked hard all his life to build a well-known financial planning company with over $50 million dollars’ worth of funds under management. However, Tom was still single as he had no time to form any meaningful relationship due to his extremely long working hours. Longing for a companion to spend time with, Tom turned to online dating and met Susan, an attractive young model in her mid-20s from Eastern Europe. They quickly fell in love and Tom asked Susan to marry him and promised to bring her to Australia, give her a house to live in, a car to drive and keep her safe. A week before the wedding as Susan’s family and friends started to arrive in Australia for their grand wedding, Tom asked her to sign an agreement which would leave her with just $100,000 in the event of a divorce, or else he was going to cancel the wedding and send her back overseas. Reluctantly, Susan signed the agreement and a happy wedding was able to go ahead which was enjoyed by everyone who attended. Unfortunately the relationship between them broke down after five years and Tom refused to give any of his fortune to Susan other than the $100,000 they had agreed. Advise if the agreement signed by Susan was valid. Question 2 Steve was in the market for a new car when he came across an advertisement placed on the internet by Jason for the sale of his 2016 two door sports car. Steve went to see the car in person on three separate occasions, and spent a total of four hours inspecting the car in detail from top to bottom and told Jason that he would have bought the car if only it had a turbo engine, tinted window and leather seats as it was the exact model he had been searching for. After hearing Steve’s comments, Jason then spent $50,000 installing a turbo engine, tinted window and two new leather seats in his car. However when Jason called Steve two weeks later about what he had done, Steve told him that he was no longer interested in buying the car. Advise if Steve was legally bound to buy the car from Jason. Question 3 Carl was a keen weekend fishing man and a novel sushi chef whose best friend Harry loved Japanese cuisine and would often get fresh catches from him. The two of them went fishing together one weekend when Carl caught a giant fugu fish and made sashimi from it. Despite knowing the fish was poisonous and should only be prepared by a skilled chef (which Carl was not!), Harry nevertheless ate the sashimi straight away because he was extremely hungry. Unfortunately Harry became sick and spent the next two weeks in the hospital after eating the poisonous fish that was not properly cleaned by Carl. Advise if Carl was negligent and whether any defence was available to him. Question 4 Betty was a huge Apple fan so when she learned that the new iPhone 8 was being released in September 2017, she immediately placed an order after seeing on the Apple website that the new phone would come with a high performance, 12 MP camera, 5x digital zoom and optical imaging stabilisation. Betty was extremely excited the day the new phone was delivered to her. However her excitement quickly turned into disappointment when she realised the camera on her new phone was only capable of 3x digital zoom and the battery would not last for more than three hours. Advise if Betty has any rights under ACL.