[简答题]Edmund advertised his car in Public Eye, a local newspaper. In response to the advertisement, John called on Edmund on 1 June and offered him R10,000 for the car. Edmund was rather doubtful about John’s ability to pay for the car, but nevertheless agreed to sell the car to John and accepted John’s cheque for R10,000. Edmund allowed John to take the car away and asked his bank to seek immediate payment of John’s cheque. John’ s cheque, however, was dishonoured and on 2 June, Edmund asked the police to recover the car. On 4 June, John sold the car to an unsuspecting Sandy, who bought it in good faith. The police have now been in contact with Sandy concerning the car. Required: In the context of the above information, advise Edmund in relation to,(b) Sandy’s purchase of the car. (5 marks)

[简答题]Edmund advertised his car in Public Eye, a local newspaper. In response to the advertisement, John called on Edmund on 1 June and offered him R10,000 for the car. Edmund was rather doubtful about John’s ability to pay for the car, but nevertheless agreed to sell the car to John and accepted John’s cheque for R10,000. Edmund allowed John to take the car away and asked his bank to seek immediate payment of John’s cheque. John’ s cheque, however, was dishonoured and on 2 June, Edmund asked the police to recover the car. On 4 June, John sold the car to an unsuspecting Sandy, who bought it in good faith. The police have now been in contact with Sandy concerning the car. Required: In the context of the above information, advise Edmund in relation to,(a) John’s offer; and (5 marks)

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Abid regularly took his car to be serviced at his local garage, Bust Ltd. On the four previous occasions, before handing his car over to the garage, Abid had always been required to read and sign a contractual document which contained the following statement in bold red type: ‘Bust Ltd accepts no responsibility for any consequential loss or injury sustained as a result of any work carried out by the company, whether as a result of negligence or otherwise.’ On the most recent occasion, due to the fact that the garage was very busy when he arrived, Abid was not asked to sign the usual document. He was, however, given a receipt for the car, which he accepted without reading. Bust Ltd’s usual business terms were printed on the back of the receipt, including the statement above. On driving the car home after its service, Abid was severely injured when the car suddenly burst into flames. It subsequently emerged that the fire had been the result of the negligent work b

[简答题]Whilst at work Andy always parked his car in a car park operated by Bash Ltd. On the entry to the car park just in front of the payment machine there is a large sign in fl uorescent red paint which states: ‘These premises are not staffed by our employees and may be dangerous. Clients use these facilities strictly at their own risk and Bash Ltd accept no liability whatsoever for any damage or injury sustained by either those using this facility or their vehicles or property, no matter how caused.’ Andy was aware of the sign, but had never paid much attention to it. However, one day he returned to his car to find that it had been badly damaged by a towing vehicle driven by an employee of Bash Ltd. Whilst on his way to the car park offi ce to complain he was hit by the same towing vehicle, which was clearly being driven dangerously by one of Bash Ltd’s employees. As a result, not only was his car severely damaged, but he suffered a broken leg and was off work for eight weeks. Bas

[单项选择]A. His car was hit by another car.
B. He was hurt while playing volleyball.
C. He fell down the stairs and got injured.
D. He was hit by a ear while crossing the street.

[单项选择]Mr Brown should deliver his car to Gatwick Parking Limited
A. at 11.00.
B. at 11.10.
C. at 11.20.
D. at 11.30.

[填空题]Mr. Smith considered (sell) ______ his car and his house before moving to Beijing.

[单项选择]My father has promised to put his car entirely at our ______ for the holiday.
A. disposal
B. usage
C. pleasure
D. disposition

[单项选择]The driver wanted to park his car near the roadside but was asked by}the police _____.
A. not to do
B. not to
C. not do
D. do not

[单项选择]Mr. Smith parked his car two hundred meters away because ______

[填空题]He was just about to get into his car when he saw a girl come ______ (run) across the street toward him.

[单项选择]Who drove Dr. Johnson out of his car when he was on his way to the hospital

[简答题]John wishes to sell his car. On 1 February 2011, he placed an advertisement in the Straits Times which provided details of the car, including its age, colour, model and condition. In addition, he also wrote, ‘Car will be sold to the first buyer who offers me $45,000. Sale price is valid for two weeks only. Tel: 67909999.’ On 5 February 2011, John received a telephone call from Mary, who inquired about the car. She was responding to the advertisement in the Straits Times and she asked what was the highest offer he had received for the car. John replied that he had received an offer of $40,000 but would not sell it for anything less than $43,500. Mary made an appointment to inspect the car. After spending some time considering the price and value of John’s car, Mary decided that she would buy John’s car at his asking price of $43,500. On 12 February, she called John to let him know of her decision but this time he was not in. She left the following voicemail message for him, ‘John, I h

[单项选择]He checked his car carefully lest it（）on the way.
A. breaks down
B. broke down
C. would break down
D. should break down

[单项选择]Lewis had to travel by bus (as) his car (had been damaged) in an accident some days (before) and he (was failed) to get it repaired.
A. A
B. B
C. C
D. D