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    1. Article 1171: Pablo open a business and he apply for insurance for his establishments. The insurance would cover the fire incidents, or any damage caused by fortuitous events. One year later, the business of Pablo is starting to go down which lead him to come up with a decision, to close his business. In order for him to get the insurance money, he burned his establishments. This doing is a clear manifestation of fraud, if the insurance company will gather evidence about Pablo’s

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    Business and Society Law Kaleb Gee LAW/421 March 20, 2012 Dr. Lisa Browning Business Law Today Introduction Law is a broad and vague term as relating to business. The judiciary branch gives people and businesses a definable structure to operate with-in. Federal and state governments also provide a premise to settle civil and criminal disputes between individuals or individuals versus businesses. This paper will define the functions and role of law in business and society. It will also

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    Unfortunately, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) also called World Court was not the first Court. Before its creation in 1946, the Council of the League had the permission and responsibility to establish a Permanent Court of International Justice in 1920after the committee had spent months revising and examining the Court’s constitution. The protocol establishing it was adopted by the Assembly of the League in 1920 and ratified by the requisite Council of states in 1921. All the procedures

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    bill. “Confining your answer to the law in relation to tort advise Soo as to their right to bring legal proceedings against Tesko. Your answer should include the key elements that Soo would be required to prove in order to be successful in any such action”. Assignment Requirements: 1) You are required to write a report not exceeding 2500 words of your answer and findings, Font 12 Arial with 1.5 spacing and supported adequately with relevant case law and examples which must be submitted

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    contracts from gifts. It is usually broken down into something of legal value must be given in exchange for the promise. And there must be a bargained-for exchange. 2. What, in this context, is “legal sufficiency”? Something of value in terms of the law must be exchanged for consideration. 3. What is “adequacy of consideration”? Adequacy of consideration is the fairness of the bargain. For example, if you borrow $1000 with a $750 interest the next day, this would not be legal. 4. Can a preexisting

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    I. CITATION Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad Co. (1928) II. THE FACTS a. Material Helen Palsgraf was standing on a train platform waiting for a train. Another passenger was assisted by two railroad guards while attempting to board the moving train and he dropped the package he was carrying onto the tracks. The package was filled with fireworks and exploded causing scales to fall at the other end of the platform onto Ms. Palsgraf thus injuring her. b. Legal Ms. Palsgraf

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    Unbillable Hours In the beginning of the book, there was an introduction about Ian Graham becoming a lawyer and how he had his first job at Latham & Watkins law firm after he had graduated from law school. Latham had taken on a case that deal with a client named Mario Rocha, which had taken a lot of his time and was very determined to get Rocha out of jail. This case that deals with Rocha was that ate the age of sixteen years old, he got charged with murder and has been in jail. About ten years

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    Analysis of Brochure | Tourism Package | | Table of Contents Introduction 3 Description of the Brochure 3 Condition, Warranty and Terms 4 Consumer Protection Act 6 Exclusion clause 7 Conclusion 8 References 8 Introduction In the tourism industry, brochures of tourism packages hold an important place. This happens because tourists need to know the options that a company may have for the tourists, so that the tourists can choose the best option available. This is another reason

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    ABSOLUTE, QUALIFIED AND PUBLIC RIGHT Tort law “Tort law is the body of laws that deals with wrong doings in civil cases.” The word tort is derived from Latin word “Tortuni”, in English it means “twist” or “torture” and corresponds to the term “civil wrong”. According to John Salmand: “Tort is a civil wrong for which the remedy is a common law action for unliquidated damages.” According to Undrhill: “A tort law may be defined as a wrong, independent of contract and resulting in: 1)

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    In this case, there is the controversy between Georgia and Florida state governments due to their different state laws in rear-fender mudguards, in Georgia, its state government enact the law that all the trucks must install contoured rear-fender mudguard in state lines, in contract, Florida state government regulate its trucks and trailers must use straight mudguards. Concerning to whether Georgia statue violates the commerce clause of the U.S, Georgia state government does not violate the commerce

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