LWB Property Law 1 Question 1 Your client operates a car repair business. Last month he made extensive repairs to, and repainted, several trucks of a company that has now gone into liquidation without paying your client's invoices. Your client asks if he can seize the trucks which are still in his yard. (at) How would you advise your client? [b] What difference, if any, would it make if your dient added the following clause to his invoice: "All paints and parts supplied remain my property until fully paid for? " Question 2 Your client tells you that he was expecting six bags of kava on W "Island Princess" this week, but when he went to collect them he discovered in the hold of the vessel that, because of a violent storm, three of his bags had burst and become mixed with the contents of four bags of kava owned by another kava merchant, Moses, and they had also mixed with the contents of five bags of kava owned by a third kava merchant, Daniel, whose kava bags had also burst because of the storm. Assuming that all the kava bags were similar in size and weighed lOngs each: (a) How would you advise your client? [b] 1'lr'qihat difference, if any, would it make if the bags of Moses weighed lkgs, and the bags of Daniel weighed Ellkgs? [c] What difference, if any, would it make to your answers to the preceding questions if the bursting of the bags had been caused by poor storage by the crew of the "Island Princess"? Question 3 Moses is a merchant who deals in agricultural produce, and yesterday Josiah entered his warehouse and said: "I will take SUD kilos of your best yams. Here is $500 for the lot. I will be back in two daysr time to collect them.'r The next day, Moses goes bankrupt. l[Ian Josiah claim 50!] kos of yamsl