1. Discuss the two elements required to establish consent as a valid defence to assault and battery.
2. Kenneth has been a regular patron to Waterloo Jockey Club, on a particular day, the race track excluded him from the premises because he broke the rules of the premises. Kenneth left and showed up again in the Jockey Club the next meeting.

Under which tort can Jockey Club sue? Discuss the elements of the tort and determine whether they are likely to succeed?

3. Chen crammed her unit with so many purchases that it was difficult to walk through the unit. This state of affairs was discovered by the property managers who advised her she has to move her belongings and in fact assisted her to move her items to the storage. An identified third party broke into the storage and stole some property, and Chen threatened to sue the property managers.

Under which tort can she sue? Discuss the elements of the tort and determine whether she is likely to succeed?