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"Drag and Drop" quiz generator

Simply input your items here, one per line, and click 'submit' to create a quick and easy drag-and-drop exercise [sample].
TIP: Split items with an asterisk to create a quiz with a fixed left-hand column, as in: July 1916 * Battle of the Somme begins

Bisset v Wilkinson*The seller estimated the farm would hold 2,000 sheep Edgington v Fitzmaurice*The company prospectus stated shares were offered to expand the business Smith v Hughes*Silence will not amount to a misrepresentation With v O'Flanagan*There is a duty to disclose a change of circumstances which renders a statement untrue Horsfall v Thomas*The concealed defect on the gun had no affect on the purchaser's decision to buy it Attwood v Small*C's claim failed as they relied on their own expert rather than the statement by the seller Redgrave v Hurd*The representee is not obliged to check out the accuracy of the statement Derry v Peek*Defined fraudulent misrepresentation Long v Lloyd*C affirmed the contract by accepting an offer to pay half the cost of repairs Leaf v International Galleries*C lost the right to rescind as it took 5 years to discover the painting was not a Constable

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Misrepresentation

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Bisset v Wilkinson Edgington v Fitzmaurice Smith v Hughes With v O'Flanagan Horsfall v Thomas Attwood v Small Redgrave v Hurd Derry v Peek Long v Lloyd Leaf v International Galleries

Defined fraudulent misrepresentation The company prospectus stated shares were offered to expand the business The concealed defect on the gun had no affect on the purchaser's decision to buy it C's claim failed as they relied on their own expert rather than the statement by the seller Silence will not amount to a misrepresentation C lost the right to rescind as it took 5 years to discover the painting was not a Constable C affirmed the contract by accepting an offer to pay half the cost of repairs The seller estimated the farm would hold 2,000 sheep There is a duty to disclose a change of circumstances which renders a statement untrue The representee is not obliged to check out the accuracy of the statement