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S2 2026 THE LEGAL PRINCIPLES & INTERNATIONAL LAW

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 26mins

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Class
Date
1.

Brahm files a lawsuit against a local plumber for faulty repairs worth £5,000. The case is simple and straightforward.

Which court and track is most appropriate to hear this case?

a)

High Court – Multi Track

b)

County Court – Small Claims Track

c)

County Court – Fast Track

d)

Court of Appeal

2.

Maria sues a contractor over a payment dispute involving £15,000. The dispute is relatively clear and can be resolved in one day.

Which track would this case likely be assigned to?

a)

High Court – Multi Track

b)

County Court – Small Claims Track

c)

County Court – Fast Track

d)

Supreme Court

3.

A company is suing a supplier in a contract dispute valued at £80,000. The matter involves complicated legal issues and is expected to take several days.

Which court and track is suitable for this case?

a)

County Court – Fast Track

b)

High Court – Multi Track

c)

County Court – Small Claims Track

d)

Court of Appeal

4.

John loses a Fast Track case in the County Court. He believes the judge misinterpreted the law and wants to appeal.

Which court will hear his appeal?

a)

High Court

b)

Court of Appeal (Civil Division)

c)

Supreme Court

d)

Magistrates’ Court

5.

A legal rule established by the Supreme Court is relevant to an ongoing case in the County Court.

What is the County Court's obligation regarding this precedent?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Follow it only if convenient

c)

Must follow the precedent

d)

May use it as persuasive only

6.

After losing in both the High Court and the Court of Appeal, a company wants to take their case further due to a matter of public importance.

Which court can hear this case next, and under what condition?

a)

High Court – with automatic right

b)

County Court – by request

c)

Supreme Court – if permission is granted

d)

Magistrates’ Court – if appealed on time

7.

The party bringing a civil case to court is known as the prosecution.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

8.

The party in court who is charged with a criminal offence is known as the defender.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

To which of the following contracts would the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (UNCISG) apply?        

a)

The sale of a computer from a retail shop in Ireland to an individual who lives in Jersey.

b)

The sale of cleaning products from a manufacturer to a wholesaler where the parties are registered in different countries but have their places of business in the same state.

c)

The sale of commercial vans from a manufacturer in America to a dealership in Germany.

d)

The sale of commercial goods by auction in the United Kingdom to a buyer in China.

10.

Identify whether the statements below regarding obligations of the seller under the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods are true or false.

"To deliver the goods to the buyer before the agreed delivery time."

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

11.

Identify whether the statements below regarding obligations of the seller under the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods are true or false.

"To deliver goods that have reasonable quality."

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

Under Sharia Law, riba is the concept of unlawful gain.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

13.

To be compliant with Sharia Law, Islamic finance savings and lending arrangements should be structured to avoid the earning of profit.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

Monika has sold goods to a buyer in another state and will be transporting the goods by air. Which of the following ICC Incoterms should she include in the contract?

a)

FAS

b)

FOB

c)

CFR

d)

DDP

15.

Do arbitration hearings involve a judge?

a)

YES

b)

NO

16.

Are mediation agreements legally binding on the parties?

a)

YES

b)

NO

17.

Which of the following statements regarding alternative dispute resolution is correct?     

a)

Arbitration hearings are heard in a courtroom.

b)

To use arbitration, the parties must have entered into an arbitration agreement.

c)

Mediation involves the use of a legally qualified expert to decide on how the dispute should be resolved.

d)

Damages are the only remedy available under alternative dispute resolution.

18.

The criminal court of first instance is the County Court.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

19.

The civil court of first instance is the Crown Court.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

20.

Which of the following statements regarding the tracks for civil cases is correct?

a)

Cases with a value of over £25,000 may be allocated either to the fast track or the multitrack

b)

Cases allocated to the multitrack are heard at the High Court.

c)

Cases allocated to the fast track are heard at a Magistrates' Court.

d)

Cases with a value of between £10,000 and £25,000 are allocated to the small claims track.

21.

Which of the following statements regarding the Human Rights Act 1998 is correct?

a)

Under the Act, the Supreme Court is the highest appeal court for human rights cases.

b)

Under the Act, private commercial organisations are required to respect the convention rights of individuals.

c)

Under the Act, UK human rights cases may be heard by the European Court of Human Rights.

d)

Under the Act, the European Convention on Human Rights no longer applies to the UK.

22.

Under the Human Rights Act 1998:

All new UK legislation must be compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

23.

Under the Human Rights Act 1998:

UK courts must take into account decisions and judgments of the European Court of Human Rights when hearing a case.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

24.

Bella Ltd, a UK-based company, purchases 1000 units of high-end furniture from a supplier in Italy. Unknown to both parties, the goods had already been damaged during transit before the contract was signed. The contract was concluded while the goods were still in transit.

When does the risk pass to Bella Ltd under the UNCISG?

a)

When the goods were dispatched from Italy

b)

When the goods arrive at Bella Ltd’s warehouse

c)

When the contract is concluded

d)

When the damage is discovered

25.

XCorp, a Malaysian electronics retailer, buys goods from a Korean supplier. The contract includes carriage, but no specific destination is mentioned. The Korean seller hands the goods over to a shipping company in Busan.

When does the risk pass to XCorp under the UNCISG?

a)

When XCorp receives the goods

b)

When the goods arrive at Malaysia's port

c)

When the Korean seller delivers the goods to the first carrier

d)

When the goods clear customs in Malaysia

26.

Sophie in France buys handmade tiles from a local seller. The contract does not involve carriage. The seller informs Sophie that the goods are ready for pickup from the warehouse on 10 August. Sophie delays collecting the goods until 13 August, during which the warehouse floods and damages the tiles.

Who bears the risk of damage?

a)

The seller, as the goods were in their warehouse.

b)

Sophie, because risk passed when goods were made available

c)

Both parties share the loss

d)

The insurance company must bear the risk

27.

A contract between TexImports (buyer) and SilkWeave Ltd (seller) states that goods are to be delivered to TexImports' warehouse in Dubai. While in transit, and before reaching Dubai, the goods are damaged due to poor handling by the shipping company.

Who bears the risk of loss under the UNCISG?

a)

SilkWeave Ltd, because goods were not yet delivered to the agreed location

b)

TexImports, since risk passed to them when goods were handed to the first carrier

c)

The carrier, as they were negligent

d)

Both parties equally

28.

EkoFresh Ltd agrees to buy 500 units of olive oil from a Greek producer. The contract does not include carriage. The Greek seller notifies EkoFresh on 1 July that the goods are ready for pickup. EkoFresh delays pickup until 5 July. On 3 July, a fire in the seller’s warehouse destroys the goods.

Who bears the risk of loss?

a)

EkoFresh Ltd

b)

The Greek seller

c)

The insurance company

d)

The transport agent

29.

GreenGears Ltd, a manufacturer of electric bicycles, decides to switch its supplier to one that uses environmentally harmful practices like excessive water consumption and deforestation. As a result, environmental groups start an online boycott campaign against GreenGears Ltd, and customer loyalty decreases.

Which of the following best describes the type of ESG issue this scenario illustrates?

a)

A dependency on consumer expectations

b)

An impact on biodiversity and consumer trust

c)

A regulatory dependency related to health and safety

d)

A positive social impact from switching suppliers

30.

A coffee company depends heavily on rainfall and stable climate for its raw materials. Due to increasing droughts and unpredictable weather, their crop yields fall, increasing production costs and reducing profit margins.

What type of ESG consideration does this scenario best reflect?

a)

An environmental impact on land use

b)

A governance risk from poor oversight

c)

A climate-related dependency that could affect value creation

d)

A short-term reputational gain

31.

Legislation that authorises a government minister or department to create the detail of the law is 3 known as:

a)

Consolidating legislation

b)

Delegated legislation

c)

Codifying legislation

d)

Primary legislation

32.

On the basis of which of the following should English law be consistent and not become inoperative 4 through the lapse of time?

a)

Standard of proof

b)

Reasonable doubt

c)

Judicial precedent

d)

Legal consequences

33.

Amberly Ltd is entering into the following two contracts. Both contracts are with customers that have 5 their place of business in another state from Amberly Co. The first contract is with Yuz Co. Under this contract, Yuz Co will supply Amberly Ltd with the raw materials to make pizza dough. Amberly will use the materials to make pizza dough, form it into pizza bases, bake them and transport the pizza bases back to Yuz Co so that it can sell them in its stores. The second contract is with Zut Co. Under this contract, Amberly Ltd will sell commercial kitchen equipment to Zut Co. Zut Co will sell the equipment on to businesses in the hospitality industry in its country.

REQUIREMENT:

Does the contract with Yuz Co fall under the scope of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (UNCISG)?

a)

YES

b)

NO

34.

Amberly Ltd is entering into the following two contracts. Both contracts are with customers that have 5 their place of business in another state from Amberly Co. The first contract is with Yuz Co. Under this contract, Yuz Co will supply Amberly Ltd with the raw materials to make pizza dough. Amberly will use the materials to make pizza dough, form it into pizza bases, bake them and transport the pizza bases back to Yuz Co so that it can sell them in its stores. The second contract is with Zut Co. Under this contract, Amberly Ltd will sell commercial kitchen equipment to Zut Co. Zut Co will sell the equipment on to businesses in the hospitality industry in its country.

REQUIREMENT:

Does the contract with Zut Co fall under the scope of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (UNCISG)?

a)

YES

b)

NO

35.

ID Bank plc is developing a range of Islamic finance products. 10 The first is a savings product. The customer will deposit their money with the bank who will invest it on their behalf. At the end of the savings period, the bank will return the customer's money, plus the interest due on the savings, less a management fee. The second is a mortgage product. Once the customer has identified a property that they wish to buy, the bank will buy it from the seller and sell it onto the customer for a fixed price at a profit. Once the bank has been repaid in full, ownership of the property will be transferred to the customer. Requirements:

Is the savings product compliant with Sharia law?

a)

YES

b)

NO

36.

ID Bank plc is developing a range of Islamic finance products. 10 The first is a savings product. The customer will deposit their money with the bank who will invest it on their behalf. At the end of the savings period, the bank will return the customer's money, plus the interest due on the savings, less a management fee. The second is a mortgage product. Once the customer has identified a property that they wish to buy, the bank will buy it from the seller and sell it onto the customer for a fixed price at a profit. Once the bank has been repaid in full, ownership of the property will be transferred to the customer. Requirements

Is the mortgage product compliant with Sharia law?

a)

YES

b)

NO

37.

Which of the following may be used to resolve disputes, even after court proceedings have been 11 commenced?

  1. 1. Negotiation

  2. 2) Expert determination

  3. 3) Mediation

  4. 4) Adjudication

a)

1 only

b)

(2), (3) and (4) only

c)

(1) and (4) only

d)

All of them

38.

Identify whether the following statements are true or false.

Obtaining an apology is a possible remedy under alternative dispute resolution.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

39.

Identify whether the following statements are true or false.

Unless agreed otherwise, alternative dispute resolution proceedings are heard in public.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

40.

All of the following statements concerning tribunals are correct except one. Which is the exception?

a)

Tribunals hear cases involving minor crimes such as theft

b)

A Tribunals involve less formality than court cases

c)

Tribunal decisions only bind those involved in the case

d)

Tribunal decisions may be taken into account in future case

41.

Kristina believes that her human rights have been breached by the actions of a UK government department.

Requirement

If Kristina’s case is appealed as far as it can go, which is the final court that will hear the case?

a)

High Court

b)

Court of Appeal

c)

Supreme Court

d)

European Court of Human Rights

42.

The UK Human Rights Act 1998 provides that certain bodies must respect an individual’s human rights.

Requirement

All of the following bodies are required by the Human Rights Act 1998 to respect an individual’s human rights except one. Which is the exception?

a)

Public limited companies

b)

State run schools

c)

State run hospitals

d)

Local authorities (such as councils)

43.

Identify whether the following statements are true or false.

Human rights are related to the governance principle of sustainability.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

44.

Identify whether the following statements are true or false.

The European Court of Human Rights is an institution of the European Union.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

45.

There are two fundamental aspects to sustainability, impacts and dependencies. 22 Requirement Which aspect do human rights come under?

a)

Impacts

b)

Dependencies

46.

There are two fundamental aspects to sustainability, impacts and dependencies.

Requirement

The human rights that are embedded into UK law by the Human Rights Act 1998 are related to, but differ from, the human rights created by the European Convention on Human Rights.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

47.

Which of the following is the court of first instance in the criminal court system?

a)

County Court

b)

Magistrates’ Court

c)

Crown Court

d)

High Court

48.

Hammond runs a local corner shop. Recently, several small items were stolen from the shop, but the thief was caught by the police soon after.

Requirements: Are the following statements true or false?

  1. The case against Hammond’s thief will be decided at a Crown Court.

  2. Whether Hammond’s thief will be found guilty of the crime will be decided by a jury.

a)

True; False

b)

False; False

c)

False; True

d)

True; True

49.

Which two of the following describe fundamental principles of the ICAEW’s Code of Ethics for members?

a)

Avoiding bias and the influence of others

b)

Acknowledging personal ownership of work produced

c)

Behaving in a transparent and truthful way

d)

Communicating in a polite, friendly way

50.

Brooke has worked as a trainee accountant at Pipco Ltd for six months. Recently, the Finance Manager left the business and was replaced with a new manager who has been allowed to amend some of the accounting policies that the finance team apply on a day-to-day basis. One of the changes that Brooke has been asked to apply is to now use the Finance Manager’s estimates for trade receivables and payables when producing the monthly management accounts, rather than the actual figures. Requirement Which of the following statements is correct?

a)

The use of estimates does not risk breaking any of the fundamental ethical principles

b)

The use of estimates primarily risks breaking the fundamental ethical principle of objectivity

c)

The use of estimates primarily risks breaking the fundamental ethical principle of professional C competence

d)

The use of estimates primarily risks breaking the fundamental ethical principle of integrity