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    Introduction There are two issues on which Stephanie requires advice - whether the barge is a chattel or a fixture and whether there is a valid contract in place between herself and Wangle. If the barge has become a fixture of the land and the contract meets all the necessary formalities, then Stephanie may have a legal right to the barge and may have a cause of action against Wangle if he refuses to go through with the transaction. Distinguishing between Chattels and Fixtures The Law of…

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    When people think of compromise, they normally think of an agreement. In this agreement, the two parties usually have to give up some interest and move toward a middle ground. “The Compromise of 1850 was an attempt to try and find a middle ground on many of the issues that were affecting the United States” (Compromise of 1850). “The main principle of the compromise was to address the growing issues of slavery and possibly avoid a Civil War in the United States” (Urofsky). Sometimes, however,…

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    Qard-Ul-Hassan Case Study

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    The Islamic Solution (Qardh-Ul-Hassan) Qard-ul-hassan (QH) is a voluntary loan without the lenders expectation of any payback principal. Furthermore, at the same time as, the nonpayer an obligation to return the principal, the lender is urged, according to a number of the sayings of the Prophet (pbuh), not to press the debtor if he/she is unable to repay at the specified deadline. For example, verses (2:245, 5:12, 11:57 18:57, 17:64 and 20:73) in the Quran explain in detail about those issues.…

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    Chopra V. US: Case Study

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    1. What should the court decide? Based upon the policies and laws described in the case as well as the chapter, the courts decision to enter judgment in the foreigner’s favor coincided with the information provided to us readers. Once the court is presented with the case of Chopra v. U.S. Professionals, officials can determine that it is most certain that a breach of contract has taken place, especially since USP extended Mr. Chopra the employment offer on an H-1B visa. 2. And Why? According…

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    Sitter Case Study

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    1. Proposal. This Agreement is entered into by and between Sitter and Client, each as set forth on the Proposal when signed by both parties will become a binding part of this Agreement. Each Proposal will be governed by the Basic Terms and Conditions, but in the event a provision of the applicable Proposal contradicts any provision in in the Terms, the applicable Proposal will govern the ______*. 2. Services. The Sitter agrees to provide the services set forth in the applicable Proposal 3.…

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    Angie and Lawrence, An independent ASHI certified home inspector and member of the New castle County Board of Realtors, Mark Desmond, (not known to either Eileen or me) was hired to conduct an inspection of the 84 Chandler Court property. As a result, four (4) defects, classified as “Major Defect” were identified in a report, of which a copy was provided to you. While you have agreed to two (2) “Major Defect” items, replace a leaking water heater and remediation of the fungal growth on main…

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    Acceptance: 1) The action of consenting to receive or undertake something offered. 2) The action or process of being received as adequate or suitable, typically to be admitted into a group. However, many connotate acceptance much differently. The popular opinion of acceptance, however, is when one emotionally acknowledges the importance or significance of someone or something. In his short story “The Jacket,” Gary Soto writes about the period of a boy’s life when he receives an ugly, “day-old…

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    Another essential value that I reflect upon myself is acceptance. Acceptance can be defined as “a series of behaviors designed to convey to another person an interest in, understanding of, and appreciation for him as a unique individual who possesses worth and dignity” (Davis, 1976, p. 23). To be accepting is to be compassionate and appreciative towards another’s autonomy. The ability to fully accept is the ability to let go of all expectations and encounter any situation with the absence of…

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    There is nothing that can replace the absence of a parent and one should not attempt to. You must simply hold on and endure it. At first it sounds harsh, but it 's actually comforting, like somehow that absence connects you with that person, that parent. Its wrong to say that God fulfills that emptiness. God more precisely leaves it unfilled to help you remember the authentic relationship, because even though it 's painful, you still have a part of them. Although they aren’t with you now, the…

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    Assignment 1 Contract Problem Case Study Introduction The contract is a voidable contract. It is an express and implied understanding that the agreement was legally binding, meaning that, it would be enforceable by the courts if the parties took legal action to resolve the dispute between them. This case is a contract case since both parties have come up with the business agreement. That is, LNPL will provide service to Mr Garae and Mr Garae in return will pay for this service offer. Mr Garae…

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