A Contract Will Be Void Due to 'Unconscionable Conduct' Where

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Multiple Choice

A contract will be void due to 'unconscionable conduct' where:

• A)one party has unfairly taken advantage of a special weakness or disadvantage of the other party.
• B)one party has used their own special weakness to gain an unfair advantage.
• C)one party has a special weakness or disadvantage although the stronger party is unaware of that weakness or disadvantage.
• D)one of the parties has a special weakness or disadvantage although there is no evidence that the other party has used it to derive an unfair benefit.

Comprehend the concept and importance of empowerment in the context of social work.

Identify and distinguish between cause advocacy and individual advocacy.

Recognize various roles and functions in social work such as consultant, mediator, and spokesperson.

Understand the significance of social control mechanisms within communities.

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Definitions:

Settlement

The conclusion of a transaction or the resolution of a claim or dispute, usually involving the transfer of funds or assets.

Clean-Up Provision

A clause in a financial contract that requires the borrower to pay off a loan or line of credit in full after a specified period or under certain conditions, to ensure the credit line is periodically brought to a zero balance.

AASB 137

An Australian accounting standard that deals with the accounting for provisions, contingent liabilities, and contingent assets.

Long-Term Project

A project that spans over an extended time period, typically beyond one year, often involving substantial investment or complexity.