BLAW10001 Questions with complete solution 2024/2025
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BLAW10001 Questions with complete solution 2024/2025 BLAW10001: Principles of Business Law
What are several ways in which laws regulate conduct? - correct answer Restricts use of force for violence, prohibiting, punishing, permitting or rewarding specified conduct
What is the purpose of la...
BLAW10001: Principles of Business Law
What are several ways in which laws regulate conduct? - correct answer
✔Restricts use of force for violence, prohibiting, punishing, permitting or
rewarding specified conduct
What is the purpose of law? - correct answer ✔Ought to aim at achieving
good and fair outcomes
What are some basic characteristics of law? - correct answer ✔Seeks
justice, offers predictability and certainty
What are the two major origins of law? - correct answer ✔Roman and
English (Common) Law
Where is Roman law codified? - correct answer ✔Roman law is codified in
The Digest, together with some other collections of law collectively known as
the Corpus Iuris Civilis
When did the Europeans settle in Australia? - correct answer ✔1788
What was a limitation imposed on Australian colonies by the British
parliament? - correct answer ✔They couldn't make laws that were
inconsistent with laws made by the British Parliament
When was the Commonwealth of Australia formed? How? - correct answer
✔1901. After negotitation between Australian colonies and Britain
, How was the Commonwealth established? - correct answer
✔Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act 1900, an Act of the British
Parliament
What happened as part of the process of forming the Commonwealth of
Australia? - correct answer ✔Colonies became states, and the
Commonwealth is a confederation of states rather than a unitary one. States
retained power to govern within its borders, but had to give specified powers
to the Australian Government
How many territories are there in Australia? - correct answer ✔10
What is a constitution? - correct answer ✔Rules in which a state is formed
and governed. Written documents, formally enacted as law
How do you change the federal constitution? - correct answer ✔Requires
consent of Australian voters in a national referendum
Do state governments have their own constitutions? - correct answer ✔Yes.
Acting in terms of power granted to them by British parliament
Can you change state constitutions? - correct answer ✔Yes. State
governments can without a special referendum
Which three territories have been given the power of self-government by
means of laws enacted by the Federal Government? - correct answer ✔ACT,
Norfolk Island, Northern Territory
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