29 Slide 29 case Application of the Rule/Analysis Partnerships are a particular form of business association or collective business ownership whose foundation lies in mutual confidence and duty of utmost faith in each other which is also referred as fiduciary relationship. Section 29 of partnership act states that the terms of the partnership may be varied by consent which also displaces the common law rule that a written contract cannot be varied except in writing. In this case, there is no evidence
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Question 1: Explain the term negotiable instruments and briefly state its types. Negotiable instrument is a document that constitutes an obligation to pay a sum of money at a future date or on demand. According to Justice Willis, “a negotiable instrument is one, the property in which is acquired by anyone who takes it bona fide and for value notwithstanding any defects of the title in the person from whom he took it”. Any document is capable of being called a “negotiable instrument” if the following
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TABL 1710, BUSINESS AND THE LAW SAMPLE LEGAL PROBLEM QUESTION AND SAMPLE ANSWER NOTE: • The sample question and answer are based on a previous problem question. • The sample question and answer are purely intended as a GUIDE TO THE STYLE OF WRITING answers to legal problem questions. • Do NOT use the content of this answer for your assignment as the facts and issues in this problem are different to those in the assignment question. • Do not try to learn the content of
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of Doublets and Triplets in legal English for making document difficult to read and longer. In Modern practices doublets and triplets are avoided and effort is done to prepare draft of contract in simple & plain English. Praising the plain English Law Reform Commission of Victoria in Butt and Castle (2006) reveals that it is not deliberately complicated but effective and clear for parties. In addition to this plain language has another advantage that it ensures non-expert readers to fully understand
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against the law then a prosperous individual. Nevertheless, it is not our evil doing that we are regularly pushed to foresee this problem this way, especially not when it is the media, the government, and the media are the ones who painting this picture for us. In this universe we are surrounded by none ending crime, crime is broking down into two sections that have categories of their own those are street crime and white collar crime. An in my Research I will speak about the Business Crime which
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Appeal held that a series of defects in a Range Rover made it unmerchantable (not of satisfactory quality) even though it was fit to drive. The relation to the case at hand the Tefal active fry worked but not to a satisfactory level of quality. The law states under the sales of goods act 1979 that goods that are of satisfactory quality are free from minor defects, have good appearance and finish and are durable, safe and fit for all the purposes for which such goods are commonly supplied. In regards
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Benefits: only employees are able to receive benefits (health insurance, dental, etc.), IC will not be able to receive benefits from employers. 4. Cost savings: sometimes cheaper to hire IC (IC brings own tools, facilities, etc.) 5. Laws: some laws only apply to employee (minimum wage/overtime employees) What is IC? Independent/contract-based/by the job (ex. Housepainter) What is employee? Work for employer consistently, salary/wage, employer furnishes tools What happen if you
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“Jenson V. Eveleth Taconite Co.” Normarie Castellon Professor Lisa Browning Business Law – LEG 100 Spring Term 2012 Abstract In this paper, we will discuss the case of Jenson V. Eveleth Taconite Co. In August 1988, Lois Jenson and Patricia Kosmach filed a class action suit against Eveleth Mines alleging sex discrimination in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII), 42 U.S.C. § 2000e-2, and the Minnesota Human Rights Act (MHRA), Minn.Stat. § 363.03, subd. 1(2)
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1. Issue : The issue is whether if Peter enters into the contract with the sale person. The law of contract is a legally bind agreement with two or more contractual parties. It consists of 4 elements to make a valid contract; offer, acceptance, consideration, and intention to legal relation. This issue involves the element of offer. Applicable law: An offer occurs when the offeror is willing to enter the contract, as soon as it is accepted by the offeree. Revocation by the offeror, rejection
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consulting services. The complaint alleges that Ricker is an insurance consultant with his principal place of business located in Hilliard, Ohio, and Fraza is a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business located in Roseville, Michigan. The complaint further alleges that, in 2002, Fraza hired Ricker to provide insurance consulting services, and agreed to pay Ricker $30,000 if business insurance was obtained through the efforts of Ricker. Such payments would apply to subsequent annual renewals
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