Аnswer Key

ANSWER KEY

UNIT 1A f. The correct name for this money Land law

is damages. lease of land and buildings
THE LEGAL PROFESSION The correct name for this landlord
WORKING IN LAW arrangement is a no win-no fee tenant
arrangement. conveyancing
Exercise 1 (p9) real estate
Exercise 2 (p14)
a. Barrister
a. suing Exercise 7 (p18)
b. Attorney
c. Solicitor b. negligence a. maternity leave
c. damages b. unfair dismissal
d. Lawyer
d. allegations C. sick pay
Exercise 2 (p9) e. grounds d. discriminate
a. True
Exercise 3 (p14)
e. redundancy
b. True
C. False a. Mary Exercise 8 (p18)
d. True b. Michael a. formation of a business
e. False C. Tom b. capital
d. Cory c. insolvent
MAKING A CLAIM IN THE e. Polly d. merger
CIVIL COURT f. Kaylelgh e. partnership
g. Sunitta
Exercise 1 (p10) David
Exercise 9 (p18)
h.
a. civil i Jennifer
a. tenant
b. civil j. Alistair b. conveyancing
c. criminal C. lease

d. civil Exercise 4 (p16) d. landlord

e. criminal a. criminal law e. real estate
b. merged
Exercise 2 (p11) TOLES FOUNDATION
c. intellectual property law
a. True d. drafting EXAM PRACTICE
b. False e. the law of equity and trusts Exercise 1 (p20)
c. True f. based in
d. 1. When a student finishes his or
True g. family law
e. False her legal studies he or she has
h. goods
f. False i. the law of tort to make a two-year training
valid contract with a law firm.
j
Exercise 3 (p12) 2. The law of tort says that
a. (3) Exercise 5 (p16) everyone must to be careful
b. (6) a. insolvent and not harm other people.
c. (1) b. merger 3. I will start my training contract
d. (2) C. tenant with the Taylor Wallis in
e. (7) d. Conveyancing September.
f. (5) e. discriminate 4. If we issue a claim against you
g. (8) f. Unfair dismissal we will ask for a very high
h. (4) g. Sick pay damages.
h. lease of land and buildings 5. He breached the contract and
Exercise 4 (p12) i. formation of a business I will prosecute him in the
a. issues civil court.
partnership
b. fee
k. Maternity leave
C. serves Exercise 2 (p20)
I. Capital
d. respond 1. False
m. Redundancy
e. hear n. landlord 2. True
f. find o. Real estate 3. False
g. order 4. True
h. bailiff Exercise 6 (p17) 5. True

AREAS OF LAW Employment law Exercise 3 (p21)

unfair dismissal
1. *
Exercise 1 (p13) matemity leave 2. c
a. Lawyers say to breach a duty discriminate 3. a
of care. sick pay 4. d
b. In England and the USA the law redundancy 5. f
of tort is an area of civil law. Business law 6. h
c. A tort is a type of civil wrong. formation of a business 7. b
d. The name ofthis tort is negligence. capital 8. g
e. Suing means starting insolvent 9. e
proceedings against someone partnership
in a civil court.
merger

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UNIT 1B AREAS OF LAW f. running
g practise
THE LEGAL PROFESSION Exercise 1 (p29) h. suffered
a. criminal i. damages
THE IMPORTANCE OF
b. civil j. take
COLLOCATIONS c. civil
Vocabulary review (p34)
d. criminal
Exercise 1 (p23) a. tenant
e. civil
a. (A) b. redundant
f. civil
b. (B) c. partnership
g. civil
c. (A) d. insolvency
h. criminal
d. (D) e. conveyancing
e. (C) Exercise 2 (p29) f. mediation

Intellectual property law g. negligence

THE IMPORTANCE OF a.
h. barrister
PREPOSITIONS b. The law of equity and trusts
c. Family law i. goods
Exercise 1 (p24)
d. I.T. law j. attorney
e. The law of real Preposition review (p35)
a. in
b. against property/conveyancing a. on
f. Contract law b. from
c. for/to
d. in g. The law of tort c. with

e. in h. Employment/labour law d. in
f. at i. Business and company law e. against
j. Maritime law f. into
Exercise 2 (p24) g. over
Exercise 3 (p30)
a. in h. to
b. a. Contract law
for i. for
c. drafting b. Business and company law j. into
d. for c. The law of equity and trusts
d. The law of tort TOLES HIGHER
e. acting for/representing
f. breach e. Family law EXAM PRACTICE
g. grounds f. The law of real
Exercise 1 (p36)
property/conveyancing
SOLICITORS AND BARRISTERS g. Maritime law 1. (B)
h. Employment law 2. (D)
Exercise 1 (p25) 3. (C)
a. solicitor THE REGISTER OF LETTER 4. (B)
b. attomey WRITING 5. (A)
c. qualify 6. (D)
d. client Exercise 1 (p31)
7. (D)
e. practices a. Firstly 8. (C)
f. partnerships b. issuing a claim 9. (D)
g. associate с. drafting 10. (A)
h. partner d. conveyancing
i. court e. sue Exercise 2 (p37)
j. issued f. negligent 1. practise
k. audience g. mediation 2. chambers
1. judge h. redundant 3. partnerships
i. Finally 4 employed
Exercise 2 (p26) j. sole practitioners 5. pleading
a. David Ross & Co k. sick pay 6. advocate
(0771 222 0046) L
maternity leave 7. drafting
b. Marion Kaye (0771 777 5454) 8. owe
Judy Barclay (0771 3339989) LISTENING
c. 9. proceedings
d. Patel & Co (0771 333 2323) 10. damages
Exercise 1 (p33)
Exercise 3 (p28) a. solicitor Exercise 3 (p38)
a. negligence b. insolvency 1. For over ten years.
b. conveyancing c. barrister 2. Economics.
c. redundancy d. corporate 3. One year.
d. charity e. drafting 4. Because law firms like diversity
e. insolvency f. acting and to employ people with a wide
f. tenant g. conveyancing range of skills and knowledge.
h. tenant
5. The UK Bachelor's degree in law.
Exercise 4 (p28) i. intellectual
True 6. The skill of speaking on behalf
a. j. qualify of a client in court.
b. False (this law firm specialises
USING YOUR KNOWLEDGE 7. Negotiation skills and client
in suing schools and colleges
negligence)
interviewing.
for Collocation review (p34) 8. Maths.
c. False a. making
d. True 9. Because universities produce
b. breach
True
too many law graduates.
e.
c. drafting 10. It's a list of solicitors who are
d. qualify allowed to practise law.
e. setting up/forming

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 Answer Key
UNIT 2A g.7 TOLES FOUNDATION
h. 1 EXAM PRACTICE
THE LANGUAGE OF 1. 3
BANKING j. 9 Exercise 1 (p52)
k. 10 1. (D)
A NEW BANK ACCOUNT
2. (B)
WORKING IN A BANK 3. (D)
Exercise 1 (p41)
Verbs: to issue, to withdraw, Exercise 1 (p47) 4. (D)
5. (A)
to deposit, to transfer a. The bank likes to have new
Nouns: charges, statement, customers because they make Exercise 2 (p52)
balance, bills, fees, overdraft money for the bank.
1. (B)
Adjectives: eligible, current b. The bank can openabusiness 2. (B)
account for them. 3. (A)
Exercise 2 (p42)
c. The bank offers an interest rate 4. (A)
a. balance
of 4.3% on its SmartSave 5. (A)
b. deposit account.
c. current Exercise 3 (p53)
d. A debit card takes money out of
d. issue The head office of the Glen
someone's account a.
e. overdraft immediately. Royal Bank is in Edinburgh.
f. bill b. The Chatsworth branch opened
e. To default on a loan means that
g. fee you do not pay the money back. in 1988.
h. withdraw They complained because some
f. If a stranger has your address C.
i. transfer UK banks were charging their
and credit card number they
i. eligible can use your money to buy customers more than £100 for
k. charges
going over their agreed
things or take money out of
1. statement overdraft limit.
your account.
Exercise 3 (p43)
d. Ella Moran took legal action
Exercise 2 (p48)
1. d before the Office of Fair Trading
a. False made its report because she
2 b
b. False was too angry to wait for them
3. f True
с.
to help her.
4. a d. False e. Ella Moran's agreed overdraft
5. c
e. False limit was £500.
6. e
f. Ella Moran's overdraft
7 g LOANS
accidentally reached £560
Exercise 4 (p43) Exercise 1 (p48) because her pay arrived at the
a. DEBIT a. Alison Goldsmith bank three days later than usual.
b. INCOME b. The Royal Chatsworth Bank g. Chatsworth solicitor Barry
c. OUTGOINGS c. Her house Henshall acted for Ella Moran
d. LEND d. 22 Bluebell Crescent, Chatsworth in court.
e. BORROW e. She is single h. Ella Moran won her case very
f. OWE f. £5000 easily because the bank did not
DEBT file a defence.
g. g. No
h. RED h. By instalments i. The bank had to pay £565 to
i. BLACK Ella Moran to pay back the
Exercise 2 (p49) unfair charges and to cover
Exercise 5 (p44) a. Yesterday legal costs.
a. red b. When she completed the j. Consumer law says that banks
b. debits application form must not use penalty charges to
C. borrow c. Alison's personal details make a profit.
d. lend d. The bank approved it
e. debts e. By letter
f. owe f. The loan agreement UNIT 2В
income 36 months
g. g. THE LANGUAGE OF
h. credits h. No
i black
BANKING
Exercise 3 (p49)
j. outgoings
a. from A BANK ACCOUNT
Exercise 6 (p45) b. for
Exercise 1 (p56)
a. within C. to
a. Internet banking for quick and
b. at d. in
easy transactions
C. for
Exercise 4 (p50) b. Convenient telephone banking
d. at
a. debt c. Secure PIN number
e. from
b. arrears d. Free legal information helpline
f. with
c. arrears e. Interest-free overdraft facility
Exercise 7 (p46) d. accrue
f. Competitive loan rates
a. 5 e. debt
b. 4 f. accruing
с. 6
d. 8
*
e.
f. 2

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Answer ney

4. instalments
across a. comply
b. disclose 5. interest
2. default 6. branch
7. interest rate c. inform
d. suspend 7. currency
8. cheque 8. rate
9. withdrawal
e. authorise
f. attribute 9. balance
10. income 10. transfers
g. cancel
11. balance
h. deems Exercise 2 (p68)
13. borrowing
i. render
14. marital status 1. exceed
j. process
down 2. calculated
1. credit card Exercise 3 (p62) 3. maximum
3. approved a. 2.2 4. currently
2.4 5. owe
4. accruing b.
5. branch c. 2.5
Exercise 3 (p69)
6. statement
THE REGISTER OF LETTER 1. (C)
7. instalments
12. lender WRITING 2. (A)
3. (D)
AN EMAIL FROM THE BANK Exercise 1 (p63) 4. (A)
a. inform 5. (D)
Exercise 1 (p58) b. fallen into arrears 6. (B)
a. (5) с. took out 7. (D)
b. (8) d. instalments 8. (A)
c. (9) e. collect 9. (C)
d. (7) f. accruing 10. (B)
e. (1) g. charged
f. (10) Exercise 4 (p70)
h. standard
1. True
g. (2) i. response
h. (3) 2. True
j. in default
i. (4) 3. True
j. (6) USING YOUR KNOWLEDGE 4. True
5. False
Collocation review (p65)
LISTENING 6. False
a. open 7. True
Exercise 1 (p59) b. rate
8. True
c. made
Section 1 9. False
d. withdraw
Purpose of the loan: home 10. False
e. check
improvements f. range
Loan amount: £6000
Repayment period: 60 months/
g. cover UNIT 3А
h. consolidating
five years.
i. process
THE LANGUAGE OF
Section 2
j. took out CONTRACT LAWW
Title: Ms
Vocabulary review (p65) A CONTRACT CASE
Forename: Alison
a. branches
Surname: Finch
b. overdraft Exercise 1 (p73)
Middle Initial(s): none
c. password a. Client details
Date of Birth: 06.01.1979
Email address:
d. suspended b. General information
Alison.Finch79@[Link]
e. accruing c. Facts of the case
f. instalments d. What I need to do
Number of dependant children: one
g default
Marital status: divorced (p74)
h. charges Exercise 2
What sort of application: single a. False
i. red
Any other name: No b. True
j. statement
Section 3 c. False
House name/number: 39 Preposition review (p66) d. False
a. with
Postcode: CH5 9QJ e. True
b. from
Residential status: owner
C. for In some legal systems Charlotte
Time at current address: two years may have made a contract with
d. of
and one month
e. at Chatsworth CitiTravel. According to
Home telephone number: (area English law she has not. We will look
f. by
code) 0771 (number) 6520309
g. of at the reasons in this unit.
Mobile telephone number:
h. over
08991670325
within
Exercise 3 (p74)
i.
a. (5
THE LANGUAGE OF CONTRACT j. through b. (1)
Exercise 1 (p61) TOLES HIGHER C. (2)
a. Password EXAM PRACTICE d. (6)
e. (4)
b. Online Service
Exercise 1 (p67) f. (3)
C. Customer
d. User 1.. credit
e. Bank 2. red

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UNIT 3В
Exercise 2 (p111)

In the

Chatsworth County Court

Claim Form
for court use only

Claim No. 6QZ070C2

Issue date 14 December 20XX

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Claimant
Stephen Blakely
47 Rose Terrace
High Bennington
Chatsworth SEAL
CH8 5PG

Defendant(s) Simply Kitchens Ltd

Brief details of claim The defendant contracted to fit a kitchen in June of this year. The
defendant admits that the fridge that was supplied as part of the
kitchen was defective.
The fridge has broken down twice and the defendant refuses to
supply a new one. The claim is to cover the cost of a second
company supplying and fitting a new fridge and for the cost of
food that was spoiled during the dispute with the defendant.

Value £650

Amount claimed £650

Simply Kitchens Ltd
(Registered Office) Court fee £70
Unit 7
Solicitor's costs none
Fratton Park Industrial Estate
High Boldon Total amount £720
Bradford
BR40 1DD
The court office at

is open between 10 am and 4 pm Monday tn Friday. When corresponding with the court. plense address fornis or letters tn the Cournt Manager and quote the claim number.
NI Cloim form (CPR Part 7) (01.02) Printed um behulf of The Court Service

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UNIT 7B
Exercise 1 (p277)

Director's details Director's details

Full name, including title Dr Shane Bradman Mr Peter Robert Craig

Address 87 Hunts Road 15 London Road

Oxton Oxton
Hapshire Hapshire
OX2 6GP OX5 4HJ

Date of birth 14 July 1979 21 November 1978

Nationality Australian British

Occupation Travel Consultant Managing Director

Director of other companies? No No

UNIT 7В
Exercise 3 (p281)

The Companies Acts 1985-89

Private Company Limited by Shares
Memorandum of Association
of

RP Computer Services Ltd

1. The company's name is RP Computer Services Ltd.

2. The company's registered office is to be situated in England and Wales.

3. The objects of the company are to carry on business as a general commercial company.

4. The liability ofthe members is limited.

5. The company's share capital is £100,000 divided into 100,000 ordinary shares of
£1.00 each.

6. I, being the subscriber to this Memorandum of Association, wish to be formed into a

company půrsuant to this Memorandum and I agree to take the number of shares shown
opposite my name.

Names and address of subscriber Number of shares taken by the subscriber

Raj Patel Twenty five thousand shares

2 Cherryholt Road
Chatsworth
CH3 6GH

Total shares taken Twenty five thousand shares

Dated XX/XX/20XX

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