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Get 400+ free questionsFLK1 · Contract LawN057
In March 2025 a woman sold her café business in Hexham to a private limited company for £180,000. The sale agreement contained the woman's promise not to open a café within one mile of the premises for two years after the sale. It is accepted that this covenant is reasonable and valid. In August 2026 the woman opened a new café 400 metres away. The company's takings have fallen, but it is difficult to show how much of the fall is due to the woman's café. The company acted promptly and seeks an injunction. The woman argues that damages would be an adequate remedy.
Is the court likely to grant the company an injunction?
FLK1 · Dispute ResolutionF095
A solicitor acts for a private limited company in a multi-track claim against a former supplier, listed for a five-day trial in the County Court next month. In July 2026, as part of her trial preparation, an operations manager at the company, whose witness statement has been served, tells the solicitor that he is anxious about giving evidence for the first time. The company's managing director asks the solicitor to 'get the operations manager ready' so that his account of a disputed telephone call holds up under cross-examination.
Which step may the solicitor properly take to prepare the operations manager for trial?
FLK1 · TortF038
A private limited company has run a bakery in a mixed residential area of Hull since 1994. In January 2025 it obtained planning permission for night working and began night shifts in February 2025. A woman bought the house next door in June 2025. She has written, without legal help, complaining that noisy delivery lorries and extractor fans keep her awake every night. The company instructs a male solicitor to reply stating that she has no claim in law, because she came to the nuisance and the night working has planning permission.
Which of the following best describes how the solicitor should respond to these instructions?
FLK2 · Land LawESS-405
A man borrowed £180,000 from a private limited company, secured by a legal mortgage over his freehold home. After the man fell three months into arrears, the company obtained possession lawfully and arranged a sale. A neighbour offered £240,000 within a week, but the company instead sold quickly to a connected buyer for £190,000 without any marketing or valuation. The property was reasonably worth £250,000 at the time. The man wishes to challenge the sale and recover the loss caused by the low price.
What is the most likely outcome of the man's challenge?
FLK2 · Wills and Administration of EstatesF222
In May 2017 a woman transferred the registered freehold of her house to her daughter by way of gift. The woman's daughter lived with her own family in Bristol and did not move in. The woman continued to live at the house alone, paying no rent or other consideration, until she died in June 2026. The woman made no other lifetime gifts. The house was worth £320,000 when the woman gave it away and £480,000 at her death. The woman's executors are now completing the inheritance tax account for her estate.
How should the house be treated for inheritance tax on the woman's death?
FLK2 · Criminal Law and PracticeF499
A man, aged 27, pleads guilty in Birmingham Magistrates' Court to theft of power tools worth £900 from a van belonging to a private limited company on 3 April 2026. At that time he was on bail, granted by the same court, on an unrelated charge of burglary. In June 2026 the prosecution discontinued the burglary charge for lack of evidence. The man's solicitor submits that, because the burglary charge was dropped, the court should disregard the fact that the theft was committed while the man was on bail.
How should the court treat the fact that the theft was committed on bail?
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