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Cork Online Law Review 2007 13 O’Brien, Analysis of the Postal Rule ANALYSIS OF THE POSTAL RULE The Postal Rule Revisited Ronan O’Brien In The Law of Contract,1 Treitel refers to the postal rule as being an arbitrary (based on random choice or personal whim)2 rule. As there are differing views on where acceptance by post should be deemed complete, serious problems can arise for the parties to the contract when a breakdown of postal communication occurs. Three possible solutions to this problem
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relevant in a typical Australia workplace, are Common Law, and Awards and Collective agreements. Common law is also known as judge-made law. “The courts interpret and apply the laws made by parliaments, and make decision where those laws are unclear or where there is no relevant statue law. The judges’ decisions in cases are recorded in law reports. These decisions set precedents, which are added to the common law.” (Victoria Law Foundation, Chp. 1) Common law helps to regulate the employment relationship
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Answer to the question no-1(a). To know whether the combination of “whole of agreement clause” and “parole evidence rule” exclude the word-of-mouth bargain or not we have to know about these two particulars first. Whole of agreement clauses: Whole of agreement clauses often appear in contracts that are the subject of disputes. The clause’s exact terms & other proof may be critical to the court’s determination of its effect. Whole of agreement clauses state that the document as executed by
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etc. Unwritten law comprises of the following. * English law The common law of England does apply in Malaysia. However, not all of England’s common law forms part of Malaysian Law. Section 3 (1) of the Civil Law Act 1956 ( Revised 1972) provides that, in Peninsular Malaysia, the courts shall apply the common law of England as well as equity as administered in England on April 1956. In the states of Sabah and Sarawak, the common law of England and the rules of equity together with the statutes of
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Part One Issue The question of whether Patrick is bound to the agreement for the purchase of the horse from Joanna depends on whether a legal contract existed between the two parties. For a contract to exist legally, the essential elements: intention, offer, acceptance and consideration, must be present. In the event that Patrick is not bound by the agreement, alternative remedies are considered. Essential elements of a contract Since Patrick was “interested in purchasing a valuable horse
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HND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT COURSE: ASPECTS OF CONTRACTS AND NEGLIGENCE FOR BUS [Type text] Page 1 Tables of contents Executive summary-----------------------------------------------------------------Introduction--------------------------------------------------------------------------Case study 1a Augustine and Christina------------------------------------------1b Augustine and Florence------------------------------------------Case study 2a Richmond consultancy business---------------------------------Case
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contraceptives without parental consent. This issue had never arisen before Complexity Judgements can be complex and it can be hard to decide the ratio decidendi of a case In CoA and Supreme Court there is more than one judgment to consider and a common ratio decidendi has to be considered by judges in future cases A judge can give more than one ratio – Rickards v Lothian (1913) – water flooding Volume It is difficult to research the law Hundreds of judgements are made every year This means
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seem to be as their stereotypical genders would be. He is carrying firewood and she is just fawning over how wonderful the place looks since the last time she was there, and just how great his work is. She goes over to the window, which serves as a common ground sort of place in the scene where they are both equally lit up in the scenes lighting also signifying that they are equals. When he helps her with her coat that is a very manly gesture, but when she goes over to the couch and sits down, he
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THEORY AND PRACTICE OF THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LAW POSSIBLE TOPICS FOR SEMINAR PAPERS 1. General Approaches Overview paper on classical, behavioural, neuro-economical approaches. 2. The Assumption of Economic Rationality Standard economic analysis assumes that people are rational maximizers of their own utility. This assumption consists of a cognitive element (“thin rationality”, the assumption that people’s preferences meet the requirements of completeness, dominance, invariance,
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