...Standard Form Contract For Amazon Section 1 - A Breakdown of all terms and conditions 1) ------------------------------------------------- It is very important to have both Conditional terms and warranties in a contract. Find 2 examples of each. Two Conditional terms 1) You may not misuse the Amazon service. You may use the Amazon services only as permitted by law. The licenses granted by Amazon terminate if you do not comply with these Conditions of use or any service terms. In plain English this means: If you don’t abide to the company laws and services, the company has the right to terminate the contract and not serve the specific customer again. 2) You may also not create and/or publish your own database that features substantial parts of any Amazon service (e.g. our prices and product listings) without our express written consent. In plain English this means: you cannot copy the main parts of the amazon service without the company’s permission. For example if you copied the company’s product listings, that is a breach of the condition. Two Warranties 1) Amazon respects the intellectual property of others. If you believe that your intellectual property rights have been used in a way that gives rise to concerns of infringement, please follow our Notice and Procedure for Making Claims of Right Infringements. In plain English this means: this means if you believe that your intellectual property rights have been used you have the right to report this to the...
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...RETAIL INSTALLMENT CONTRACT (including Federal Truth in Lending disclosures) BUYER Last Name First Name Ml Name contract effective as of 10/10/2013 __________________ SELLER The words "Buyer", "you", "your", or "yours" refer to each person who signs this contract as a buyer or co-buyer, and to any assignee of this contract. The words "Seller", "we", "our", and "us" refer to the party who made the sale or any assignee currently holding the contract. We agree to sell and you agree to buy the goods and/or services described below in accordance with all terms on both sides and all pages of this contract. Telephone You are giving a security interest in the goods and/or services purchased. You are giving a cash security deposit totaling $________________ to secure your obligations hereunder. 1,320.00 Late Charge: If a payment is more than 10 days late, we may charge you a delinquency fee of 5% of the overdue installment or such amount as permitted by law from time to time. We will only charge you fo r one delinquency per late payment. We will not charge you a late fee for payments timely received under a written extension or deferral contract. Prepayment: may If you pay off this contract early, you will not have to pay a minimum finance charge or other penalty. DESCRIPTION OF GOODS AND/OR SERVICES PURCHASED AS PART OF A RETAIL INSTALLMENT CONTRACT OR OBLIGATION: mammaplasty;mastopexy;lipoplasty; ITEMIZATION OF AMOUNT FINANCED (a) Cash Price (b)...
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...Details Assessment – BSB51407 – Procurement Please complete the following activities and hand in to your trainer for review. This forms part of your assessment. Name: _____________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________________________ Employer: _____________________________________________________________ Declaration I declare that no part of this assessment has been copied from another person’s work with the exception of where I have listed or referenced documents or work and that no part of this assessment has been written for me by another person. Signed: ____________________________________________________________ Date: ____________________________________________________________ If activities have been completed as part of a small group or in pairs, details of the learners involved should be provided below; This activity workbook has been completed by the following persons and we acknowledge that it was a fair team effort where everyone contributed equally to the work completed. We declare that no part of this assessment has been copied from another person’s work with the exception of where we have listed or referenced documents or work and that no part of this assessment has been written for us by another person. Learner 1: ____________________________________________________________ ...
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...Federal Contracting Activities and Contract Types Abstract I will address several points in this paper regarding Federal Contracting Activities and Contract Type techniques. The first point addressed a brief overview and background history of the company CACI International Inc. I will also discuss a recent contract that was awarded to CACI International Inc. and some major components that may have contributed to the success of winning the contract. Finally I will conclude with indirect as well as direct factors associated with the dynamics of the contract. Background CACI was founded in July of 1962 by two astonishing individuals: Herb Karr, a practical and visionary businessman, and Harry Markowitz, a programming intellect. These entrepreneurs procured an unsupported public domain software language, realized it presented a promising business opportunity and created a company to train and support its users. In a short period of time Herb and Harry went from doing business on a park bench to beginning a successful venture in the nascent computer industry. CACI continued to leverage trends and identify the most promising technologies and markets. In 1970, CACI pioneered easy-to-use database retrieval programs for the Department of Commerce. Leveraging this technology to projects for the departments of Defense and Justice. This solution expanded the development clients enabling CACI to keep both organizations...
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...PROJ 410 Week 2 DQ 1 To Buy This material Click below link http://www.uoptutors.com/proj-410/proj-410-week-2-dq-1 Assume that you have made the final payment on a one-acre residential lot that you purchased years ago to build your retirement home. You are now ready to build your dream home. This will be your ongoing project for the next couple of years. Which contract structure (fixed price, unit price, reimbursable) do you think that you would use to proceed with your project? Explain your choice. What are the four basic contract pricing options? What are five options of cost reimbursable contracts? In what situation a company is best to use a unit price contract? In what situation, a company is best to use cost-plus-percentage-fee contract? What are the differences among a fixed price contract, a time and materials contract, and a reimbursable contract in terms of how well defined a BPO contract needs to be relative to price, scope and schedule prior to the commencement of any work/services? Class, do you feel the length of the contract also has some influence on the contract type you choose? Why or why not? What are the challenges for an owner in tracking a reimbursable contract? When does a contract manager prefer a fixed fee contract over a reimbursable contract (or vice versa)? How many companies do you think go through outlining their business objectives, and then use these to guide the selection of a contract structure, rather than letting financial objectives...
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...Professor: Daniel Goldsmith, DBA Email: Daniel.Goldsmith@strayer.edu Phone: 202-744-3467 COURSE DESCRIPTION This course provides an introduction and overview of government contracting and its unique nature, demonstrating the differences between commercial and government contracting, with a concentration on the federal system. Based on online resources, students cover the organization of the Federal Acquisition Regulation and how to interpret relevant subject coverage. Current reforms in the acquisition field will be incorporated into the course and emerging controversies will be highlighted to provide students with an up-to-date view of the profession. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Required Resources Compton, P. B. (2010). Federal acquisition: Key issues and guidance. Vienna, VA: Management Concepts, Inc. Feldman, S. W., & Keyes, W. N. (2011). Government contracts in a nutshell (5th ed.). St. Paul, MN: Thomson Reuters. Supplemental Resources Brown, T. L., Potoski, M., & Van Slyke, D. M. (2009). The challenge of contracting for large complex projects: A case study of the coast guard’s Deepwater program. IBM Center for the Business of Government. Retrieved from http://www.businessofgovernment.org/sites/default/files/deepwater_magazine_0.pdf Rendon, R. G. Critical success factors in government contract management. Retrieved from http://www.ippa.org/IPPC4/Proceedings/19Others/Paper19-2.pdf Schwartz, M. (2009). Defense Acquisitions: How DOD Acquires Weapon...
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...Contract Law Employment Contracts Entry Level vs. Executive Entry Level Contracts The contract that is being introduced is for an entry-level position at Taboo Resort Golf and Spa. The contract itself is very generic and can apply to any entry-level position at the resort. Although the contract does not speak to specific position, it was presented to a future front desk agent. The contract is not lengthy and is divided into sections. This method assures that the future employee is reading the full contract and is not missing any important or valuable information. The following will deconstruct the contract in order to show how the resort showcases risk management. Hours, Wages &Gratuities The contract first outlines the duration of your work period. In this case a six-month period was discussed and agreed to. The front desk agent was considered as a full time position therefore it was expected to have forty hours of work a week. However, the contract notes in bold, “Please note that hours are based on business, we cannot always guarantee 40 hours per week.” This is a great example of how Taboo Resort saves them from explaining to employees why they may not be getting many hours. Though they are considered full time, it states in the contract that they are not promised these hours due to the nature of the industry. However is you are keen on working forty or more hours there is always a way to negotiate. At a resort there are many departments that need help...
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...Pros and Cons of an Employment Contract Abstract An employment contract or contract of employment is an agreement between an employer and an employee which sets out their employment rights, responsibilities and duties. These are called the terms of the contract. The employment contract does not have to be in writing. However, the employee is entitled to a written statement of the main employment terms within two months of starting work. (Heathfield) The employment contract is made as soon as the employee accepts the job offer. When the employee starts work it will show that they accepted the job on the terms offered by the employer, even if the employee does not know what they are. Having a written contract could cut out disputes with the employer at a later date, and will help the employee understand their employment rights. Introduction A written employment contract is a document that the employer and employees sign setting forth the terms of the relationship. The employer does not have to enter into a written contract with every employee you hire. In fact, written employment contracts are generally the exception, rather than the rule. In some situations, however, it makes good sense to ask an employee to sign a contract. (Heathfield) The concept of an employment contract seems simple enough: “You work for me and I pay you for that work.” But there are some very important contractual nuances to the relationship between employers and employees which all human resources...
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...parties can be between companies as well as countries. For example, a large company in Europe can trade a local product as a form of payment to another company in the United States for a particular American product. If a nation’s currency is not exchangeable or no good overseas, they may offer a commodity or other product in place of cash (Gonzales, 2011). One of the most familiar events involving countertrade was between global soft drink giant, Pepsi and the former U.S.S.R. who had limited access to foreign currency due to its communist ideology. In 1972, Stolichnaya Vodka was used as payment to Pepsi by the Soviet nation for shipping syrup to the U.S.S.R. Pepsi became the first foreign product sold in the U.S.S.R. Because of this incident, Pepsi now has the marketing rights of all Stolichnaya Vodka in the United States (West, 1996). There are six major models of countertrade most commonly found in the form of barter, counterpurchase, offset, switch trading, compensation or buyback, and clearing account arrangements. Barter is one of the most common models of countertrade. Simply put, in a barter transaction, goods are exchanged for goods and money is not involved. In some other occasions, exported goods will only be supplied once...
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...Professional Contract Formation Andrea Carmichael MGT320 – The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business Colorado State University – Global Campus Dr. Anton Camarota October 25, 2015 The Professional Development of a Contract Providing educational assistance to employees is a vital part of a comprehensive employee benefits package. Many organizations have realized the benefits to investing in their employees’ education and a tuition reimbursement contract spells out the specifics of that benefit. A tuition reimbursement policy is a contract and should include all six elements of a contract formation and include things like timeframe, restrictions, and repayment conditions into the contract (Williams, 2011). The purpose of this paper is to develop a tuition assistance contract for employees of a small family business called ABC Garden Center. I will discuss how it adheres to the six elements of a formation of a contract and discuss the potential ethical issues that may arise from the terms of the contract. The Employee Tuition Program for ABC Garden Center The following bilateral contract establishes a reimbursement of tuition for qualified educational expenses and successful completion of courses taken from accredited colleges or universities. A bilateral contract is defined as a contract in which both parties make a promise (Lau & Johnson, 2015) In accordance with our tuition assistance policy, the following Tuition Assistance Contract needs to be completed and...
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...This agreement is BETWEEN _______________(bodyguard’s name) hereinafter referred to as Bodyguard and Individual and/or Company:________________________________________Client’s name on above line. Represented by: _____________________________________ Address:_________________________________________City:_________________________State:________Zip:_______ Hereinafter referred to as Client. A usable copy of this contract follows this explanation. All the first part, above, is doing is stating that this contract is between (fill in your name) and the client. (Fill in his personal name, company name, address). The client may want to have his attorney see this contract. 1. Purpose of Agreement: Circumstances have lead Client to believe that he, or other parties, are being targeted by criminal forces of some kind and he hereby agrees to contract with Bodyguard to provide personal protection services for himself and/or other parties for the length of time specified in this agreement. NOTE: Purpose of agreement. This is a statement stating that your client needs your assistance, and you are negotiating this agreement. 2. Duration: This contract shall be for a period of____________________________ from the below date. Contract must be signed by both parties and will remain in force unless terminated under conditions listed in Paragraph 3. If this contract should be terminated, for any reason, before the expiration date payment client agrees to pay bodyguard...
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...textbook when undertaking this assignment and all cases cited at c) in each problem below should be taken from the textbook. If you use any source other than the prescribed textbook you are required to include the relevant case notes as an appendix to your assignment. The page/s should be scanned and merged with your assignment Word document. Failure to do this will result in your paper being returned unmarked when you will then have seven days to return in the required form. Penalties will apply, as per the UIG, from the DUE DATE and not the date of your resubmission. Marking criteria You will be assessed on your ability to: * identify the legal issues; * apply your knowledge of the law whilst solving the problem; * identify relevant statutes and cases as appropriate; and * reach the correct conclusion. Problem 1 (6 marks) Topic 3 Jack’s son Tim is hoping to start a new computer business. He asks his father if he would be willing to lend him $50,000 to help him start the business. In return, Tim promises to give his father a new computer. Jack accepts Tim’s offer. Tim buys his father a new computer but then Jack tells Tim that he has changed his mind and will not be lending him the promised money. a) What is the issue you need to consider? (1mark) Jack and Tim had an agreement, but did they intend that agreement to be binding (ie a contract)? b) What is (or are) the relevant legal rule (or rules) relating to this problem? (1mark) ...
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...Contract ModificationText Size: | Lawyers.comsm When negotiating a contract, or after a contract has been signed, you may have reason to want to modify, or change, the contract. In general, contract modifications require the agreement of all parties to the contract. This article will discuss how to modify a contract before it's been signed and after it's been signed. A contract is legally binding agreement between two or more parties. The average adult encounters contracts many times in the course of his or her life. In many instances, these contracts may be so routine or commonplace you may not even recognize that you are a party to a contract. For example, each time you charge something to a credit card, the sales slip you sign is a contract. In other instances, a contract may be much more formal, involve significant negotiation and require an attorney to review it before it is signed. An example of this type of contract would be the contract you sign when buying a home. Modifying a Contract before Signing It To be legally binding, a contract must be agreed to by all interested parties. For example, imagine you want to buy a car, but you don't like the price that's being offered by the dealer. Even if the dealer signs the sales contract, the contract is not valid until you accept it (usually indicated by your signature). Before entering into a contract, you should carefully read it to ensure that you understand your obligations and the obligations of the other parties...
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... Subject: Contract Specifics based on Leonard vs. PepsiCo, 1999 Ref: Unit 3 IP PROJECT Date: August 6, 2011 Dist: Anytown, Anywhere Based on Leonard vs. PepsiCo, 1999, along with various readings and research done at AIU Online Library – I, Karen Kissel have evaluated and re-evaluated the various legal ramifications, along with the positives and the negatives that would be involved with the potential advertising campaign of auctioning off ANYTOWN ON EBay. Executive Summary (used in place of an Abstract) In this paper the author is going to explain the valid legal elements of contracts. She is going to define the objective theory of contracts. In this paper advertisements and there legalities will be touched upon and how they relate to the Leonard v. PepsiCo Case. All the essences of contracts have been outlined and surmised to determine whether or not Mayor Morse should follow through with his potential advertising campaign to sell Anytown on EBay. All the information presented in this paper is to advise, and enlighten by educating the Mayor of all things relevant to contracts and the various factors attached to them while comparing them to the PepsiCo case of 1999. The author has hopefully fulfilled the needs and requirements expected of her by the mayor and his associates. Some fine examples have also been given to illustrate various points of law. Contracts and the Elements...
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...Over $146 billion was awarded for contracts under in Fiscal Year 2011 (Preweb, 20012). Since the beginning of Fiscal Year 2012 (October 2011), over 12% of government contracts were awarded for Professional, Scientific and Technical Services, second only to Electronics, Computer and Transportation Equipment Manufacturing. “With the Obama Administration's push for agencies to adopt cloud computing, provide more transparency to tax payers and allow more federal employees to engage in telework, IT government contractors in particular should expect significant growth during 2012” (PreWeb). The aforementioned programs support the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 which made billions available in government spending available to assist in the economic turnaround. As the government spend billions of additional dollars into the economy, there are numerous firms that has and continue to conduct business with the Federal government. The firm that will be discussed in this paper is Kellogg, Brown and Root Inc (KBR). This paper will highlight the company, what it does and the amount of business it does with the federal government. It will further discuss required actions that enable KBR to be able to participate in federal government contracting process actions and finally it will discuss the required actions that enable KBR to be able to participate in federal government contracting process actions. What that means for potential contractors is numerous opportunities...
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