Fatima Pootrakul – Theatre Management 1- How will you go about obtaining property? What will you need to obtain this property? We would need to acquire the rights to produce the play “Ghetto Klown”. Team awesome would contact John Leguizamo himself and his attorneys. This would be easy to obtain since our good friend Luis Guzman worked closely with John in the past and has kept in contact with him since. We would need small rights since it is a non-dramatic play. If “Ghetto Klown” has musical
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operate multi-nationally would be (D) Contract Law and (I) International Ethics. GGP is a company that deals with land and shopping mall development. Contract law makes it a bit difficult to operate internationally because GGP has involvement in both Brazil and Turkey. Dealing with different countries and different currencies I can foresee contracts being a bit difficult because the terms of the contract would require force majeure. Force majeure would be the contract inclusions of any sudden changes
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Case 1. Introduction: Maria saw the John’s announcement about the selling of 1999 Bedford van and became the potential buyer. After making a thorough inspection and test drive, she entered into a contract to buy John’s property. Situation 1. Issue: Maria found out that the vehicle was made from two different models of Bedford van and that the car is in dangerous condition. Principle: According to the Sale of Goods Act, the principle of the Implied
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consent during the term of a contract or contracts allegedly entered into by the parties on November 30, 1959, and an order declaring the existence of a valid written contract or contracts. Defendant denies he ever entered into a contract or contracts as alleged and further claims, as defenses to plaintiff’s claims, fourteen affirmative defenses. Cannon never formally accepted the contract offered, therefore it is only an offer. The Commissioner never signed the contract so this makes not valid.
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signed a contract with Genpharm specifying that he is being hired as an independent contractor for the term of the project related to their Laboratory Information Management Software (LIMS). Contract also specified that he will be paid bi-weekly at the hourly rate of $50/hr without any benefits such as medical, dental, paid sick, vacation and holidays and will not be compensated for overtime. In addition, either party could terminate their relationship upon a two-week notice or breach of contract. Deepak
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International Ethical and Legal Issues What are the issues involved in resolving legal disputes in international transactions? When entering into agreement with another country it is imperative the contract is legally enforceable. With international business transactions both parties should also be aware of changes that are made to international laws and regulations. What are some practical considerations of taking legal action against a foreign business partner based in another country? Some
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RUNNING HEARD: Consideration Tamara Spencer Unit 2 Consideration PA130: Contracts Patrick Cleveland Consideration On February 13, 2008, Claire Dawn decides to sell Leonardo deCapo her 1965 Corvette Stingray. Dawn agrees within the contract to sell her vehicle for $25,995.00 plus all title transfer fees. A month later, deCapo response to the contract was a letter written on a napkin that reads “Dear Claire, I accept.” deCapo then mailed the acceptance letter to Dawn’s home in Beverly
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INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION Oceania_POP Tuesday, May 29, 2012 3:28 AM Homework for INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION Group Member: Hong Nhung BUI Dian Amanda Pereira Kimberly Hiew Yi Mei 1. Negotiating Variables & Elements impact negotiation Negotiation items Opening Ticket revenues Targeting Walk away/ Limit $1,100,000 $550,000 Strategy & Explanation Attention Elements impact negotiations $275,000 Split of ticket revenues 60% 50% 25% Performance
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In general, displays and advertisements for goods of sale are only invitations to treat and not (legal) offer. The court in Partridge v Cittenden held that an advertisement “offering for sale” wild birds were just an invitation to treat and not an offer. However, where there are good policy reasons for doing so, courts are prepared to treat displays and advertisements as offers. In Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co, it was held that an offer was made to the whole world at the advertisement stage
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if ever, did the parties have a contract? After reading the case scenario, I do not believe either of the two parties involved ever established a binding distribution contract. It is true an oral distribution agreement was achieved just three days prior to the 90-day deadline, which was a condition established in the original negotiating contract. However, as clearly stated in the original negotiating contract, there is not to be a distribution agreement, or contract, unless it is in writing. After
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