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Report on Tort of Negligence and Mispresentation of Information

   

Added on  2020-06-04

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK ..............................................................................................................................................1CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6.........................................................................................................................................................6REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................7
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INTRODUCTIONA deception of facts is always considered as a false argument which made re-presentee towalk into the contract (Kubasek, Brennan. and Browne, 2016). In more simple terms it can bestated that it allows individuals in recovering of pecuniary losses which forces in reliance onuntrue argument. But there are different types of solutions which are available for people whohave been an victim of injury caused by other people. Courts has a established doctrine whichprovides remedies for financial issues that were left out in the contract law. In this report, tort ofnegligence and misrepresentation of information are explained in brief and also supported by realtimes cases. TASK Tort is a condition where an innocent party has been victimised and they are eligible toclaim for damages. The Australian law is based on the English common legislations whichmakes it more important for individual to understand the core principle and rules in a propermanner. Today, the tort is not considered to be similar as a criminal law (Schmit, 2014).Basically, what differentiates Tort from criminal cases is that in this a person is suffering fromsome issue which is there due to mistake of another individual. The person who committed themistake is is treated under Tort. The victim can basically seek out for claiming damages from theother party under tort. The damaged party has all the rights to claim compensation for theoffence that was committed under tort. While if a person has committed murder, he will bepersecuted under the criminal law and his crimes will be punished. Following are the components that are covered in the T.o.r.t. of Negligence:Parties- These are the cases where there is a non contractual relationship betweendifferent parties. In this the first party is doing his part of duty of caring and nursing anotherparty. Intentions- There has to be pure intention from first party to care for another,this can beunderstood by the fact that if there is cost involved which will be paid to the nursing individualthen he will provide good care. Legal obligations- There is a contract between two parties which bound them to performcertain task as per the stated guidelines. They have to complete all their job as per the1
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