Equitable remedy

plaintiff and defendant in a contractual relationship? Secondly, can the plaintiff get damages for breach of contract? Thirdly, can the plaintiff “get out” of the contract? Fourthly, can the plaintiff end the contract? Finally, are there any alternative remedies available to the plaintiff? In this question, it will be examined one by one. As it notes that a contract is an agreement (or set of promises) between two or more parties involving the creation of legal rights and obligations which will…

: Does a contract exist between Johnny and Marie? Law: In accordance with the general principles of contract law, a contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more people. For a contract to establish, there must be a/an: • Agreement between the parties. - One person (offeror) makes an offer. - The other person (offeree) accepts offer. - Offeree communicates acceptance to the offeror. • Intention of forming legal relations between the parties. - an…

were taken away from their family. These schools were designed to help Indigenous children adopt the culture of European settlers and forget their own lifestyles. While the government has tried to resolve the issue, they have failed to adequately remedy the harms committed against Indigenous children in Residential Schools. The reasons are as follows: Due to the government's delayed actions, as well as insufficient compensation by the government. And consequently, the negative long-term effects…

The decision to continue to conduct business with Marshall Peterson depends on a variety of factors, such as what legal course of action he may take, what damages or remedies he may seek, what defense my families company has, and ultimately will my family and I be able to resolve the dispute with Marshall through our faith. Marshall seemed to be very angry over the phone, stating his expectations and reasons as to why we must continue our business relationship. The overall goal in this…

reasonable protection against exploitation of trade secrets.” Remedies available: - The remedies available to the owner of trade secrets is to obtain an injunction preventing the licensee from disclosing the trade secret, return of all confidential and proprietary information and compensation for any losses suffered due to disclosure of trade secrets. Only civil or equitable remedies are available for the breach of faith. The remedy includes permanent or interlocutory (temporary) injunctions…

Question 1 (a) Issue: To determine if there is binding contract between Leila and Julie Leila advertises about her lost gold chain and locket in the local newspaper. Julie was on the way home when she found the jewelleries in the park, recalling that they were lost items from the advertisement she read. She went to Leila’s house to claim the reward. Leila denies rewarding Julie as she thinks that Julie should have called her first. Relevant Law In the eyes of the law, it is important to know…

Justice is the voluntary agreement made among men to leave the state of nature, and enter into a society where men can enjoy their possessions in accordance with the law. Their possessions will be protected, and if it is taken there is a fair equitable way to remedy the situation. Justice is also in a way what the political ruler or “leviathan” according to Hobbes says it is. However political rulers that understand the teachings of Aristotle and Locke, will understand that justice must be fair…

Much has changed in society in the last two centuries in the United States. Issues of right that were not recognized in 1787 are now at the forefront of United State’s politics. It is inconceivable to consider that the same people who were capable of writing the constitution, did for foresee the need for the judicial bodies to fill the gaps that are not explicitly covered in the constitution. The more specific the stipulation, the greater the risk that the stipulation becomes obsolete. General…

Double insurance, some speak of it as dual insurance. It has often been considered as double dipping and unjust enrichment of assured because sometimes it became source for making profit thatisincurring money above loss which is bad in law. Now the question comes what actually is double insurance? This concept has been dealt by The Marine Insurance Act, 1963 under section 34, 75, 80, 84. According to section 34 of said act “Where two or more policies are effected by or on behalf of the assured…

relating to the concept of legal damage. These two maxims define what and what not a legal damage is. The maxims are, thus, central to our understanding of what constitutes a legal damage. As we know, only in case of a legal damage, there is a legal remedy to repair the said damage primarily by way of compensation, which is called damages. Such damages are awarded by a court of competent jurisdiction to the victim and the damages are paid by the person who is held liable for such damage. In tort…