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Fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering the key principles, legal definitions, elements, defences, and exam techniques outlined in the Unit 2 Civil Law student revision checklist.
In civil law, the standard of proof is the __________.
balance of probabilities
In a civil case, the burden of proof is borne by the __________.
plaintiff
The role of a civil jury includes making findings on the facts and, where applicable, __________.
damages
The three Victorian courts whose civil jurisdictions are covered on the checklist are the Magistrates' Court, the County Court, and the __________ of Victoria.
Supreme Court
The three core principles of justice are fairness, __________, and access.
equality
The achievement of the principles of justice can be limited by costs, delays, complexity, or __________.
unequal resources
Mediation is distinguished from arbitration particularly by the third party's role and whether an outcome is __________.
imposed
Protection of human rights through the Australian Constitution includes limited express and __________ rights.
implied
While general damages cover non-economic loss, quantifiable losses are categorized as __________ damages.
specific/special
The four required elements of negligence are duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and __________.
loss/damage
Two recognised defences to negligence are voluntary assumption of risk and __________.
contributory negligence
Two key justifications for civil limitation periods are ensuring reliable evidence and providing __________.
finality
The key elements of defamation include publication to a third party, defamatory meaning, and __________.
identification of the plaintiff
A __________ injunction has the specific purpose of restraining further publication.
prohibitory
According to the exam technique guide, students should allocate roughly __________ minutes per mark.
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During final checks, students must confirm they have attempted all eight Section A questions and both Section __________ questions.
B