true or false

1.  * A partner in a firm which gives negligent advice may personally liable for the adverse consequences

2. * A director in a limited company will usually be held personally liable for the consequences of any advice s/he gives which is negligent

3. * A director in a limited company may be held personally liable for the financial consequences   of reckless trading by the company

4. * A limited company cannot be sued in the same way that a natural person can be sued

5. * A limited company has a separate legal identity from its owners and directors

6. * Partners in firms typically take out professional indemnity insurance policies against the risk of   giving negligent advice

7. * Professional indemnity insurance cover partners against bad business decisions

8. * The employees of a limited company are responsible for its debts

9. * The Crown in New Zealand is virtually the New Zealand government 

10. * Unless someone can show good title to land in New Zealand it must be owned by the Crown 

11. * Land ownership rules in NZ developed from rules under Feudalism in Europe

12. * In 1840 Maori had similar understanding of land ownership to the English system

13. * All land bought from Maori in the first decades of colonial rule was bought fairly

14. * A potential problem in interpreting Treaty of Waitangi concerned the fact that Maori believed by     signing the Treaty they confirmed what had been discussed up to that point but the English thought    that having signed the Treaty, whatever was discussed beforehand could be safely ignored

15. * The misunderstanding by the circumstances described  in the previous question concerned the    English oral tradition compared to the Maori use of writing in the legal process

16. * The necessary criteria identified as being present to show a contract has been formed may also be    present in an agreement that is only morally binding except there will be no intention to create legal    relations in a purely morally binding arrangement

17. * The court will make a rebuttable presumption that in social or family arrangements there is    always an intention to create legal relations

18. * Unlike the position in Civil Law Countries there must be consideration present if an agreement is to    be legally enforceable in a Common Law country

19. * Law in Common Law countries developed mainly from written Roman Law established when the    Roman Empire ruled the land around the Mediterranean Sea.

20. * Separation of powers involves government, Parliament, and the judiciary whereby power is distributed    between all three entities to avoid too much power to be held by any one of them, essentially to avoid   excessive State control over citizens