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Business Law - Soo Clumsy V Tesko
A tort is a civil wrong other than a breach of contract as civil liability rising in two ways either breach of contract or tort being committed1. Here we look at tort as a tortious liability. This arises from the breach of duty primarily as fixed by law, a duty towards persons generally and its breach is repressible by an action for liquidated damages. Based on the facts given, the plaintiff will be the person
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Business Law Case Study
PART A QUESTION 1 Answer: Rob’s predicament is to inform Sam he cannot use high quality reinforcing steel or he would use leftover reinforcing steel. QUESTION 2 Answer: Ethical egoism states that one should act on the basis of self-interest. Under this psychology, Rob may choose to use the leftover reinforcing steel instead of high-quality reinforcing steel on the Hamilton contract. Rob’s self interest is to keep his job and earn money for his family.
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Course Structure in Business Law - Contract
INTRODUCTION This case study tackles mainly the course structure in Business Law, which are contracts. Contract as defined, is a legally binding agreement between two or more parties, with emphasis on the dual concepts of “agreement” and “ legally binding”. It is the basis of decision making when two parties do not come to an agreement. Contact, to be legally binding and enforceable, should have all its elements in it namely, offer, acceptance, consideration, Intention
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Business Law
You own a small business called Green Coffee, a small coffee shop in Boston. Your coffee supplier, Java Distributors, is required under a written contract with you to deliver 500 pounds of coffee per week to the shop. The deliveries are to be made each Monday morning A) A contract is defined as: “a promise or a set of promises for the breach of which the law gives remedy or the performance of which the
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Business Law
Misrepresentation can be regarded as an untrue representation and in some situation; it can be amounted to be an actionable misrepresentation. ‘An actionable misrepresentation is an untrue statement of fact made by one party to a contract which induced the other party to entre into the contract’ (Macintyre, p144) To be an actionable misrepresentation, there are two requirements should be reached. One is stating a fact untruly and another is forming a contract induced by
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International Business Law
What is FTA (Free Trade Agreement)? * FTA is an agreement that results from cooperation between at least two countries to reduce trade barriers— import quotas, taxes and non-tariff barriers, such as regulatory legislation — and to increase trade with each other. * Free Trade Agreements must be mutually beneficial to the countries involved. Countries considering an FTA typically look to determine whether the FTA will bring them economic benefit. But the rationale behind FTAs
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Competitve Business Laws
Competitive Business Laws The United States has several antitrust laws that encourage competition and promote the production of quality goods and services at the lowest prices for the consumer. Antitrust laws are based on the notion that the economy functions best when competitors have limits for permitted activities. The idea is that the free market place has reasonable limits on the activities of businesses participating in the marketplace. Along with antitrust laws creating fair competition
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Business Law Individual Assignment
1. Doctrine of precedent: Doctrine of precedent means that similar cases should be treated alike, while dissimilar cases should be treated differently. This causes the practice of judges being bound by the decisions of higher courts where the facts of the two cases are the same or similar. Common law: Common law is based upon the customs of the people and evolved from judges through the courts’ decisions. It also concerned with the strict application
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Business Law Solution
1. Contract is an agreement, which is enforceable by law, and an agreement is a set of promises between two or more than two people. Following are the essential elements of valid contracts: * Acceptance and offer should be proper, there must be agreement between two parties which should be based on valid lawful offer made by person to other person and that offer should be accepted which then becomes agreement. * Consideration for the
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Business Law of Goods and Supply
Introduction In the sale of goods and supply, there are different implied provisions that are used to protect the rights of buyers. These basic provisions are found in sale of goods and supply act 1979 and 1982 respectively (Goldstein, 2003). These acts ensure that the buyer is protected from a seller who does not have good title and therefore lacks the rights to sell the good under his possession. It is a legal requirement
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Introduction to Business Law
Introduction to Business Law ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS Question 1 1. Acceptance is key feature of any contract and said to happen when the terms contained in the offer are unconditionally accepted by the offeree (Robertson, Paterson & Duke, 2011). Based on the given facts, it is clear that Angie makes an offer to Mark for buying the painting at $ 8,500 to which Mark expresses his disapproval. Instead Mark makes a counter offer to Angie for
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Iba Book Summary Business Law
Table of Contents Lecture 1 Chapter 1 – legal system page 2 Lecture 2 Chapter 3 – European Union Law page 8 Lecture 3 Chapter 4– Tort terminology page 16 Lecture 4,5,6 Chapter 5 – contract law terminology in context page 23 Lecture 7,9 Chapter 6 – company law terminology in context page 28 In our quest for perfection, we will do everything in our power to produce a complete summary. Should our products in
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Corporate and Business Law
UNIVERSITI TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN MAY 2013 SEMESTER UBML1013 CORPORATE AND BUSINESS LAW TUTORIAL QUESTIONS ________________________________________________________________________ TUTORIAL 1 Proposal & Acceptance 1. Define a ‘contract’. Explain the essential elements necessary in the formation of a valid contract. 2. Distinguish between a ‘proposal’ and an ‘invitation to treat’. What are the circumstances that would amount to an ‘invitation to treat’? Explain the importance of distinguishing the two. 3. Bakar is the President of a mountain climbing association
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Contract/ Civil Law Tradition Business Law
CONTRACT/ CIVIL LAW TRADITION BUSINESS LAW Contract/ Civil Law Tradition Business Law Suecirin Colon Law 421 April 14, 2015 Joanne Pardo-Marquez ________________ Contract/ Civil Law Tradition Business Law In this paper we will be discussing on Contracts in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico in which we will describe the contracts according with the cases (Muniz v. COPAN, 113 D.P.R. 157 (1982), Trinidad v. Chad, 153 D.P.R. 280 (2001), and Las Marias v. Municipio, 159 D.P.R.
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Sources of Scots Business Law
Legislation is a law that has been produced by a governing body in order to regulate, to authorize, to sanction, to grant to declare or to restrict. Legislation can also defined as making a new law (legislation). Parliament is responsible for approving new laws, or changes to existing law, but they can originate from an MP, lord or even a member of the public or private group. Before they can become law, both the House
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Sources of Scots Business Law
Legislation is a law that has been produced by a governing body in order to regulate, to authorize, to sanction, to grant to declare or to restrict. Legislation can also defined as making a new law (legislation). Parliament is responsible for approving new laws, or changes to existing law, but they can originate from an MP, lord or even a member of the public or private group. Before they can become law, both the House
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Business Law Case
1. Introduction This assignment is meant to explain the current responsibilities as employers. Now, we shall look into the definition of specific terms in order to have a better understanding on the issues discussed. 1. Employment Law It is defined as the body of law that manages the employer-employee relationship (Business Case Studies, 2014). Many employment laws are developed to protect the rights of employees. 1. Who is an Employer? A person who is contractually
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Business Law Chapter 6
This work presents the lecture notes on all the relevant Business Law topics as indicated in the course outline and which the students, subjects to this course, are intended to learn over the stretch of the respective semesters and it is intended to aid students to avail themselves of the guidelines to this course, usefulness of which it is assumed, would help them create a definite scope on what they have to learn when they
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Law421 - What Is Business Law?
Week TWO Team Assignment Law/421 October 8, 2012 Law is a very vast subject and covers many facets. Each topic covers something different and has important rules and regulations. We will discuss each of the differences and what the different topics cover. Substantive Law versus Procedural Law is an often overlooked aspect of law that does not have an explicit means to enforce (or otherwise peruse it), is only half a law. Procedural law
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How to Write a Case for Business Law
(a) "Rickey's Advertisement" Law An invitation to treat is not an offer. It is an invitation to commence negotiations and invitation to make an offer. Examples of Invitation to treat are display of goods in shops, advertisements, auctions, tenders, and quotations. An offer is an indication by one person (the "Offeror") to another (the "Offeree") of the offeror's willingness to enter into a contract on certain terms as soon as it is accepted by the
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Legal Environment of Business (leb) - Business Law
Legal Environment of Business (LEB) Constitutional Provisions relating to Business and Indian Legal & Judicial Systems Study Notes by Dr. N.Y. Phadnis Session No. 1. Business Law ‘Law’ can be defined as set/body of rules & regulations which are recognized and enforced by the state/govt. Laws deal with human conduct in a civilized society and regulates/controls relationships amongst individuals and also with the state. Laws create rights/interests and corresponding obligations/duties which are recognized & enforced
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Legal Underpinnings of Business Law
Running head: LEGAL UNDERPINNINGS Legal Underpinnings of Business Law Vada Taborn BUS 670: Legal Environment Instructor: William Muniak March 23, 2015 ________________ Legal Underpinnings of Business Law “Breach of contract is failing to perform and term of a contract, written, oral, without a legitimate legal excuse” (Law dictionary, 2015). Other terms of breaching a contract can include: showing signs of not finishing their job, never paying the bill in full, and not delivering merchandises that
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Intro to Business Law Paper 1
Jonathan Ejemplo Prof. Moersen Business Law Spring 2015 Intro to Law Paper 1 Suppose you become a Virginia state judge. A case comes into your court and you are looking for the rule to apply to the facts of the case. After examining all constitutions, statutes, regulations, and treaties, you find no rule addressing the issue in the case. A. Where will you find the rule to decide the case? By looking to the common
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Final Outline - Business Law
Chapter 1 2. Source of commercial law * Common law K: covers variety of things, including sales of services. * Louisiana law is covered in “ conventional obligations” under the LCC and covers all sorts of Ks * Article 2 of uniform commercial code (UCC) governs sale and leases of goods (2A). * a sale is the passing the title of goods from seller to buyer. * Goods are movable and tangible 3. Classification of
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Business Law
Business Law 1/11/16 Goals * Substantive vs Procedural Law * Proactive not reactive- “Oh shit rule” * Change the way you think. Critically (incorrect done on purpose) ex: fatally killed, arsine fire, free gift. Gilding the Lily (filling up space) 1/13/16 Law- Three Parts 1. Rules and behavior- supposed to do or not supposed to do. 2. Rules of enforcement- what happens 3. Resolution to the alleged violation of the rules and behavior- where is
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