...An Assignment on Service Marketing Prospect: Mobile Food Court Service Submittted to, Dr. Serajul Hoque Professor Department of marketing Faculty of Business studies, University of Dhaka Submitted by, Khoundaker Mazhaul Islam Roll – 155, Section – A Batch – 14th Department of marketing Faculty of Business studies, University of Dhaka Date of submission: 23/07/2012 INTRODUCTION: Mobile Food Courts have long been based on the simple concept of bringing quality food to people in areas where there are not many other food choices. Now it is also about bringing cost-friendly options to places where there are other food choices. Faster service and lower prices allow it to compete with brick-and-mortar eateries. Mobile food trucks serve food to customers in parks, stadiums, festivals and other public venues. Starting a mobile food truck business is similar to running other types of food establishments. A passion for food, the skills to provide quality customer service and the ability to adhere to local health regulations can help for running a successful business. The types of food sold in mobile food trucks include sandwiches, burgers, fuchkaa, hot dogs, salads and side items, such as french fries and onion rings. To succeed, ones need to serve good, in some areas perhaps even unique, food and maintain the highest levels of cleanliness Picture: Mobile food court History of mobile food Court After the American Civil War, there was a mass expansion...
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...Investigate the factors affecting menu design in the F&B outlets of these food courts. In food court, it have different factors will affect the menu design, for example, food production time, food production, manning and nature of operation. Food production time It will affect the menu design, as most of customer normally spends 1 hours or less. If the cooking time too long, that will not have customer. So we cannot arrange the food is need long time to cooking in the menu. In the food court, the major food is noodle, rice, sushi etc. As these foods production time is faster and it can use the cook-chill and cook-freeze. Food production In a menu, it have different foods & beverage materials and cooking methods need to different production facilities to making the food & beverages for the customer. In the food court of the kitchen, there not have large area, so it cannot have too large production facilities in the kitchen. In the menu, it only can use simplicity production facilities to food production. Manning In the food court, the manpower normally has three to four staff and the manpower maybe majority is part-time, they may not have many cooking experience, so the food production process is cannot avoid complexity. Also, when have many customer, they will very hard. So to design the menu, it must cannot choose too complexity of the production process. To design the menu, it should choose noodle, rice or sushi. These production processes relatively...
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...Rather, the defence – headed by attorney Dirk Derstine – will argue that the shooting was spontaneous and resulted from a chance encounter that day, resulting in a finding of less than first degree. “Spur-of-the-moment,” Justice Eugene Ewaschuk interjects. Security cameras captured plenty of evidence of the event that evening. Court saw a detailed outline of the episode in both video and still images. The jury has already seen footage of Hassan and Nirmalendran drop to the ground, while Husbands stands over top of Nirmalendran and pumps multiple bullets into his already mortally wounded body. On Tuesday, jurors watched as LaChelle John calmly and unperturbed retrieve two plastic bags Husbands dropped while pulling out his firearm, before he ran up the escalator on the north end of the Urban Eatery and blended into the crowd outside. The court saw plenty of screen grabs, part of an exhibit binder entered by the first witness Sgt. Tam Bui, of the events leading up to and after the shooting. The images were spliced together to tell a visual account of the unfortunate event. Crown attorney Mary Humphrey has told the court that the confrontation began when Husbands approached the group of young men, asking one of them: “Waddup? Waddup...
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...The movie Civil Action is about personal injury lawyer named Jan Schlichtman who sues two major companies, Beatrice foods, and Grace Industries. Jan becomes too emotionally attached to the case. At first he is all about the money then it becomes more than that to him and he gets to involved in finding the truth, and his judgment becomes slighted. Throughout the movie and the case; civil trail procedure is shown from jury selection to the verdict. In the movie Jan starts out as a rich millionaire personal injury lawyer who is also one ofBoston’s top 10 bachelors. Then an orphan case one day had landed on his desk, and this case was filed by the town ofWoobergfor the wrongful death of eight children. Jan said no to the town at first and told them that there was no money involved for him so he would not do it, but he then got curious and did some research and found that 2 major companies were involved in this case. The companies Beatrice Foods and Grace Industries. So then Jan decides that now he has the opportunity to make a lot of money so he tells the town he has reconsidered and will do the case. Once the complaint is filed and the two companies are summoned to the pre trail court, the two lawyers for the companies are Mr. Cheeseman for Grace and Mr. Facher for Beatrice. Grace Industry’s lawyer Mr. Cheeseman tried to overturn the case by using Rule 11. Rule 11 is a very old and ridiculous rule that has not been used in decades so then his appeal is overturned. After the appeal...
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...Navigating the Alimony Road Upon a divorce, the court system in California may determine that one of the spouses is deserving of alimony. Alimony is a concept that is often referred to on television, but is rarely understood until you are in a situation where you have to give or receive payments. What is Alimony? Alimony is a form of spousal support that is based upon monetary payments made by one former spouse and received by the other. This financial support is meant to alleviate strain that one spouse may have when paying bills or living in a reasonable fashion. In most cases, alimony is awarded to a spouse if the divorce would result in that spouse having a significant financial loss after the divorce. A good example would be a wife who...
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...which served the meal, and appellee Pro Source Distributing (hereinafter “Pro Source”), the supplier of the fried clams. Both Friday's and Pro Source filed motions for summary judgment, which the trial court granted without explanation on June 18, 1999. Appellant timely filed her notice of appeal on July 19, 1999. On February 16, 2000, Pro Source filed with this court a document titled “Suggestion of Bankruptcy,” informing this court that Pro Source, now known as Ameriserve Food Distribution, Inc., is subject to bankruptcy proceedings in United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Pro Source further notified this court that pursuant to Section 362 of the Bankruptcy Code, orders of relief stay the commencement or continuation of judicial, administrative, or other actions or proceedings against Pro Source. Pro Source did not file a brief until five days prior to oral argument but did not request leave to be heard at oral argument. Since Pro Source did not timely file its brief, we may accept appellant's statement of the facts and issues as correct and reverse the trial court's judgment as relates to Pro Source if appellant's brief reasonably appears to support such action. App.R. 18(C). Appellant's sole assignment of error alleges: “The trial court committed error in...
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...England’s legal system. England mainly used common law at that time however civil law was seen as more modern and was favored in southern Europe. Civil law was used in the King’s council when it acted as a court of law. As Lord Chancellor Wolsey had oversight over the legal system in England. The law awakened Wolsey’s intellectual interest. He was a judge in the Chancery Court and handled disputes over wills, contracts and property. He had successfully reformed the Star Chamber where he was determined to get rid of corruption. He made it much fairer, cheaper and more efficient and was not afraid to take on the powerful. He had the Earl of Northumberland jailed for contempt of court. Wolsey Had genuine concern and wanted to improve the administration. He knew that common law courts were controlled by money which made it impossible for the poor to use so they could not get any justice. There were many problems with Common law for example the decisions of courts could be corruptly influenced or ignored by the powerful, cases took too long to resolve causing them to be very expensive which most people could not afford. Wolsey’s solution to all these problems was to increase the role of the prerogative courts which developed from the king’s council. The system that these courts would use was called “equity” and it was based on common sense and what seemed fairer rather that the common law. This could deliver swift justice which meant that it was significantly cheaper. This was because...
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...LAW COURT ASSIGNMENT 10% DUE: November 6th, 2013 (in class, hardcopy only) This assignment can be done in groups of not more than 3 (or individually). If you are working in a group please hand in one assignment only. You may work with students in another one of MY sections if you wish. PLEASE INDICATE THE NAMES OF YOUR GROUP MEMBERS CLEARLY ON THE TITLE PAGE OF THE ASSIGNMENT AND SECTION NUMBERS FOR EACH GROUP MEMBER. LATE ASSIGNMENTS ARE NOT ACCEPTED. Attend the trial of your choice (civil or criminal) at the B.C. Supreme Court at the Law Courts at 800 Smithe Street, Vancouver for at least one hour and then answer the following questions in approximately 1,200 words. . DO NOT go to Chambers Hearings, Bail Hearings, Sentencing Hearings, Small Claims Court and cases that are being heard by the Court of Appeal. 1. Where possible, state the following regarding the trial you watched (this part may be answered in point form) * The name of the case (x v. y) * The date(s) you attended * The name of the Judge hearing the case * The names of the lawyers for each party * A brief summary of what was going on in the trial while you were watching. 2. From your observations and from what you have learned in class about trials, would you say that trials are more co-operative or adversarial in nature? 3. From your observations and from what you have learned in class would you say that the processes and procedures used by the courts are a...
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...Tabitha Hall 4/28/13 Individual Project 3 Introduction to American Court System American InterContinental University Randolph Fein Abstract In this paper I will discuss that Criminals are afforded certain rights of the Bill of Rights. States are not given such protections as they are not in the same class as the defendant. The Bill of Rights is for all persons in these United States. Corporations also have this protection. In the time of this countries creation the Constitution was not complete without the protections of the Bill of Rights. This Bill was created to keep the governments in check in respect to the people who gave them the power to operate. Since the Bill of Rights was created in 1791 it had to be added or incorporated into the States relations with its citizenry, the original version was for the federal governments dealing with State Citizens. Knowing that tyranny was only a step away from that in power or in commerce this Bill has the power to keep the authorities in their respective place and adhere to the rules of procedure. Criminals have certain protections of the bill of Rights also, as they are citizens of the several States or the Federal government, being under the protection of this document it affords them a myriad of guarantees that a State cannot use. The most important right given is the right to remain silent which is the 5th Amendment. This is important because the authorities will use what is stated by a defendant against him...
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...He found that a penetrating report, known as the Yankee report, had not been given to him by Beatrice lawyers amid the disclosure piece of the case. Schlichtmann contended that the result against Beatrice may have been distinctive. This ensuing improvement involved two more years in case in the eyes of Judge Skinner and the Court of Appeals. At last, the Court of Appeals ruled against the offended parties on this issue. Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 The point of these regulations is to guarantee that bio-medicinal waste is appropriately discarded. In this admiration, bio-medicinal waste is characterized as any waste, which is produced amid the conclusion, treatment or inoculation of people or creatures or in exploration exercises relating thereto or in the generation or testing of organic. Duty of Disposal An occupier, characterized as somebody who in connection to any establishment creating bio-therapeutic waste, which incorporates a doctor's facility, nursing home, center dispensary, veterinary foundation, creature house, obsessive lab, blood donation...
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...He was sent to criminal court where the judge ordered him to pay three thousand dollars, which was out of reach for his family as a result, he was sent to jail in Riker, where he had to deal with harsh and inhumane conditions. At first, his case looked simple to deal with but it did not turn out that way. He was taken to the court several times thinking that justice will be served but, his case got postponed day after day due to lack of judges and courtroom staff. This clearly shows that the court system was not running properly. But it was amazing to see Kalief Browder as he did not lose hope in justice and behaved properly in the courtroom when he did not receive justice. M. DiMango was a new judge who was brought in order to solve some cases. The judge saw his case and advised him to plead guilty as he had stayed for 34 months since his 1st day in jail. She advised him to plead guilty as he could lose trial and get up to fifteen years in jail. She even offered him an offer where he could go home...
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...As the plaintiff’s was suffering from the flu, the family thought it would be a good idea to allow the son to get hold of St. Joseph Aspirin for Children. The container the aspirin was given in contained a warning that was accepted by the Food and Drug Administration, explaining the dangers from aspirin when containing the flu. The product was publicized in Spanish to the Los Angeles area, but the warning was not in Spanish. The plaintiff’s son’s grandparents were not able to understand English. The child suffered from Reye’s syndrome, leaving the child quadriplegic, blind, and also mentally retarded. I believe the court should not impose liability on the company for failure. The Food and Drug Administration is required to post the English language on every product that goes through them. Any company can volunteer to put a...
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...different site of internet. At first I have collected different books relating to ADR. For the laws regarding ADR of Bangladesh and international, I have followed different Acts and Convention. INTRODUCTION The attempt to settle a legal dispute through active participation of a third party (mediator) who works to find points of agreement and make those in conflict agree on a fair result. Mediation differs from arbitration in which the third party (arbitrator) acts much like a judge but in an out-of-court less formal setting but does not actively participate in the discussion. Mediation has become very common in trying to resolve domestic relations disputes (divorce, child custody, visitation), and is often ordered by the judge in such cases. Mediation also has become more frequent in contract and civil damage cases. There are professional mediators, or lawyers who do some mediation for substantial fees, but the financial cost is less than fighting the matter out in court and may achieve early settlement and an end to...
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...to Timothy. “Never lost a case” Timothy shrugged and wiped away tears from his face. “If it pleases the court, I would like to submit to you exhibit A, a snare young Timothy Barren here used to capture a poor unsuspecting skunk, and do you know what Timothy did to that skunk...
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...In the experiment, participants read court cases with varying details of the suspect of a rape and a theft. The participants judged the suspects on five different factors: “honest-trustworthy”, “confidence and competence”, “pleasantness”, “lively and interesting”, and “personal warmth”. They found that perceptions of mock jurors were multidimensional and comparatively stable across the different suspects. However, there was a significant difference in the “honest-trustworthy” perceptions for suspects in the theft scenario, which led to a higher conviction rate. For the purpose of my study, I have omitted details regarding the suspect, including age, sex, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status, to ensure this effect would not skew the...
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