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QUESTION 1- RATIO-THREE LEVELS OF GENERALITY 2
BROAD LEVEL OF GENERALITY: 2
MODERATE LEVEL OF GENERALITY: 2
NARROW LEVEL OF GENERALITY: 2
QUESTION 2- OBITER 3
OBITER 1: 3
OBITER 2: 4
OBITER 3: 4
QUESTION 3- ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF JUDGES AS SOCIAL PLANNERS 5
ADVANTAGES OF JUDGES AS SOCIAL PLANNERS 5
Advantages in relation to Amadio 6
DISADVANTAGES OF JUDGES AS SOCIAL PLANNERS 7
Disadvantages in relation to Amadio 8
QUESTION 4- IN HOUSE RULES 8
RULE 1 8
RULE 2 8
RULE 3 9
STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF EACH RULE 9
RULE 1: 9
Strength 9
Weakness 9
RULE 2: 9
Strength 9
Weakness 10
RULE 3: 10
Strength 10
Weakness 10
BIBLIOGRAPHY 11 Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd. V. Amadio [1983] HCA 14
Question 1- Ratio-Three Levels of Generality

Broad level of Generality:

Where a party enters into an agreement with another party and takes an unfair advantage of the situation by failing to disclose anything which has taken place between the parties which was not naturally to be expected, whether they realize this or were aware that the situation may exist, Then, the person has been deceptive and as such the agreement should be nullified for the other parties sake.

Moderate level of Generality:

Where an organization enters into an agreement with another party and takes an unfair advantage of the situation because of its power or the other parties weakness by failing to disclose anything which has taken place between the parties of the agreement which was not naturally to be expected whether they realized this was the situation or were aware that this situation may possibly exist in the mind of a reasonable person, Then, the organizations conduct towards the agreement was deceptive and as such the other party should be entitled to the agreement being nullified so as the organization can minimize the flow on or floodgate effects.

Narrow level of Generality:

Where a bank enters into an agreement with a surety



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