December 15, 16 and 17, 2003. The court examined the testimonies and the evidence presented by the parties and found that Chicago Prime is entitled to $178,200.00 for damages plus pre-judgment interest of $27,242.63. Facts Chicago Prime signed a contract with Northam to sell them pork ribs, which he acquired from another American company, Brookfield that actually processed the ribs. Northam sold the acquired goods to another company Beacon Premium Meats. The goods were delivered by Brown Brothers
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a cross-claim against MIGC, Corbeta and NFA • Third case (Civil – Case no. 2256) November 26, 1979 o Private responders against NFA and Corbeta for damages dut to quasi-delict. o GSIS as insurer of the truck; Uy for breach of contract of carriage; and MIGC as insurer of the
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Letisha does not pay and Sudson sues her for breach of contract, what legal arguments could be raised in Letisha’s defense against the enforcement of the automatic renewal clause? * Letisha could argue that the salesman who brought her the contract to sign did not make her aware of the fact that there were other clauses to the contract that had been written at the back of the page. It is only professional for someone engaging another into signing a contract to go on and make the lessee aware that they
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Product Liability (Music) [00:08] Whatever kind of equipment you buy, you expect it to work for the purpose intended. [00:12] By selling or leasing an editing system to Quick Takes Video, Non-Linear Pro is implying that the system can be used to edit video. [00:20] How well it performs is another question. [00:23] So… you know, Hal thinks that this Non-Linear editing system is going to cut the time on every project in half, [00:31] but since everything’s got to be digitized first, it, ah, may
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1. Introduction: In a transaction of sale it is not possible to avoid credit sales. In credit sales there is a risk of a debtor not paying the price of the goods even after the credit period is over. The seller of the goods therefore must possess some rights which he can use to secure payment of the price. If the recovery of the price is not possible due to the reason of bankruptcy of the buyer, he must have some other remedies. The Sale of Goods Act has made elaborate provisions regarding the rights
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Georgia emails Malcolm a copy of a standard form contract that she uses with all of her home pet care clients. This standard form contract contains (inter alia) the following clause: ‘Georgia maintains the highest standards in animal care. However Georgia will not be liable for death or illness of tropical fish due to their specific vulnerabilities.’ Malcolm is very busy preparing for his trip away. Consequently, he does not read the contract but signs it and returns it to Georgia in person
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entire contract before she entered into the agreement. If she did not want to read the contract, she should have asked a series of questions in which the salesperson for Sudson would have been obligated to answer them honestly. One of those questions should have been how the renewal and termination procedure is conducted after five years. I think Letisha may have some legal arguments that she could present in court if she gets sued for breach of contract. One of these arguments the contract is unconscionable
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but because this contract is a Freedom of Contract by making whatever contract they want because it is not binding until you meet all criteria that apply. This is a communication of Acceptance because it was mailed. The acceptance part is meeting the exams and that is only for the Academy leading to employment. This is a bilateral contract which means agreement in which one promise is given for another Chapter 13: Question 11 on pages 279-280 No he did not have a legal contract with the bank president
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There are two possible contracts in the story. The first one is between Sue and her 14-year old son. The second issue is between Sue and Vons supermarket. Looking at the first scenario between Sue and her son, it may seem that Sue’s son was on breach of contract for not cutting the grass. Analyzing the issue, we can see that a contract does not exist because the boy is under the age of consent. Since he is between the age of 7 and 14, he is considered a child of tender years, and he is too
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Greene’s Jewelry] is a high-end custom jewelry manufacturer and distributor; owned by Mary Jane and Allen Greene a married couple in Derry, New Hampshire. Greene’s Jewelry has recently claimed a lawsuit against Jennifer Lawson a former employee for breach of a confidentiality agreement. Ms. Lawson was a former junior executive secretary in the research and development department was trusted with an abundance of confidential information in regards to the success of Greene's Jewelry. Subject to the lawsuit
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