How does the rule of law exist independently from the people who make it, interpret it, and live it? The easiest answer to these questions is that, the rule of law cannot ever be entirely separate from the people who make up our government and our society. On the other hand, due to the increasing amount of terrorism thus national security and changes have to be made for a better equality in the development of law. He argued that rule of law has 3 aspects (3 postulates). Firstly, no man can be punished
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Question: “Offers last forever unless expressly revoked” Critically evaluate this statement as it relates to the formation of contracts. Answer: An offer is where one party namely the offeror outlines the terms and conditions under which he is willing to be legally bound and the offeree is the person to whom the offer is made. It may be contested that an offer never last forever and there are several situations where an offer can be terminate and these can range from lapse of reasonable
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The Union government had appointed a high level committee comprising revenue secretary; deputy governor, RBI; Directors, IB, CBI, (financial intelligence unit) and ED; chairman, CBDT and DGs, Narcotics Control Bureau and Revenue Intelligence. The Supreme Court added three more members to it-two former judges and Director, RAW-and rechristened it as SIT. Even now the investigation will be done by the police, but what is unprecedented is that the SIT will report to a former judge. Under the Cr. Pc
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1. Kira works as the head of Trafalgar Inc.'s marketing department. Her employment contract spells out her employment responsibilities in great detail, with all of these responsibilities fall into one of two categories: client development and editorial oversight. Kira is paid a generous but not unreasonable wage for the work she does. Prior to entering into a career in marketing, Kira worked as a professional engineer for Metal Inc. One day Ted, Kira's boss, comes into her office and tells her that
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Question 1: Ian brings a claim for breach of contract against Ben. Discuss whether Ian and Ben formed an enforceable contract and whether Ian is likely to succeed with his claim An enforceable contract can be described as an agreement that can be enforced by the courts. However there are certain essential elements of a valid and enforceable contract. For this purpose, it is required that one party should make an offer and the other party should accept the offer. Similarly there should be a meeting
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LAW CASE STUDY (Topic-2) "The core idea of negligence is that people should exercise reasonable care when they act by taking account of the potential harm that they might foreseeably cause harm to other people.”[1] INTRODUCTION: In this particular case are there many contractual terms that are used. So, to solve this case or before giving any judgement, we need to define these terms and gain sufficient knowledge about them. The first and the most important thing we need to know is: What
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Topics on European Contract Law: An Economic Perspective Prof. Fernando Gomez Professor of Law and Economics Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain Session 1 The Law and Economics of Legal Harmonization and European Harmonization of Private Law Ogus and Garoupa, “The Strategic Interpretation of Legal Transplants”, in Journal of Legal Studies, vol. 35 No. 2 (2006) Gomez and Ganuza, “The Economics of Private Law Harmonized Lawmaking: Mechanisms, Modes and Standards”, in Brownsword/Micklitz/Niglia/Weatherill
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Contract And Employment Law Course Work Unit code: U15019 Stufent ID: 515346 Introduction The questions whether Clarissa can successfully sue Precision Missiles plc to compensate her for unfair dismissal will hugely depend on whether her dismissal with six months’ notice was unfair. At the same time, Clarissa’s acceptance of Flare’s offer would be depended firstly on whether there was express to “garden leave” clause and whether she can lawfully take on that offer without breaching her contract
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agreement in relation to resolving the issues that is at hand. How effective was Sales of goods act 1997 (SOGA) in protecting the consumer The sales of goods act 1997 has many implied terms that relate to the current situation with the mobile phone contract. Firstly, the goods must correspond with what was described to the consumer; this was not the case with the mobile phone as the model given to the consumer did not match the model that was described by the sales advisor and the description on the
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Rule about Contracts: -common law/UCC uniform commercial code. UCC is for buying and selling goods, common law contract is for everything else, Party, subject matter, price,delivery, payment terms – all neds to be listed in common law Party and subject matter – 2 things for UCC- everything else is filled by the judge based on the reasonableness. Contract is a promise or set of promises for breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance of which the law in some way recognizes as a duty
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