Delict B: Revision Quiz

What is the Aquilian Action?

• A remedy for patrimonial loss

• A remedy for non-patrimonial loss

• A remedy for personal injury

• A remedy for emotional harm

What must the defendant have committed in the Aquilian Action?

• An act that caused harm

• An act that harmed personality rights

• An act that caused emotional harm

• An act that resulted in physical injury

What is the purpose of the Actio Iniuriarum?

• To compensate for financial losses

• To provide compensation for emotional harm

• To remedy personal injury

• To address property damage

What must the plaintiff have suffered in the Action for Pain and Suffering?

• Physical or psychological injury

• Financial loss

• Emotional harm

• Property damage

What is pure economic loss?

• Loss resulting from damage to property

• Financial loss not resulting from damage to property

• Loss caused by intentional misrepresentation

• Loss due to personal injury

In the Coronation Brick case, who was the plaintiff?

• The lessor

• A's ship

• B's mooring buoy

• C, the lessee and charterer

Which factor is NOT considered when determining legal duty regarding pure economic loss?

• Knowledge of the defendant

• Defendant's financial status

• Practical measures to prevent loss

• Extent of risk

What must be established for negligent misrepresentation to be actionable?

• Legal duty to provide correct information

• Existence of a contract

• Intent to deceive

• Presence of a subjective right

What is a key element in establishing negligence in misrepresentation?

• The plaintiff's prior knowledge

• The defendant's financial gain

• The reasonable man's standard of conduct

• The existence of a statutory duty

What must the defendant prove in a claim for the death of a breadwinner?

• The breadwinner was not supporting the dependants

• The breadwinner had a contract with the dependants

• The dependants had no right to support

• The death was caused wrongfully and culpably