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    The following is confidential settlement communications. As we have discussed in the past, we disagree whether the right-to-repair act applies to this matter. Further, even if it does apply, we disagree whether or not Jeremy failed to comply with the requirements by not responding to the notice of claim my client sent in the method of delivery requested by your client. So you can provide an offer to repair but for the purposes of the mediation we will not be treating it like an offer under SB…

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    Contract Law: Court Cases

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    1. Generally, contracts do not have to be written down to be legally binding. Most of the everyday contracts we make, such as buying a ticket for a movie or going to the doctor, are not put in writing, but they are still legally binding. There is no need for a written agreement, because everyone understands what their obligations are. An oral contract is just as legal and binding as a written one, although sometimes it can be harder to prove exactly what was agreed. It may be advisable to put a…

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    Acceptance Speech This year is an election year, which happens every four years. With the election year, comes acceptance speeches for each party. This year the two people that gave speeches were Hillary Clinton, for the Democrats, and Donald Trump, for the Republicans. They both had to give persuasive speeches that showed what they stood for and what they plan to do in their presidency term. The speeches are supposed to have a major impact on the people watching them and the people giving them…

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    Gilgamesh and The Acceptance of Death “Why should I fear death? If I am, death is not. If death is, I am not. Why should I fear that which cannot exist when I do?” —Epicurus The Epic of Gilgamesh speaks to the human fear of death and the death of the people who they love and care for. It answers to the existential question of what comes with death and what of the life and connections that have been made during our time one Earth. The character Gilgamesh goes through different stages while…

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    Prize acceptance speech. King has been interviewed, in this piece, by Petey Greene. An influential African American radio show host who often talked about the poverty and racism which African Americans had to face in America at that time. I have placed this interview in November 1964, about a month after King had received his Nobel Prize. Moreover, this interview is taking place in Birmingham, Alabama. In this interview, I have aimed to examine different elements within King’s acceptance…

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    Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a third-wave behavior analytic approach to therapy that focuses on contextual variables, mindfulness, acceptance, behavior change, and values clarity. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as an intervention has been shown to be effective for treating a wide variety of mental illness and more recently in promoting health-related behaviors. Research has established ACT as an effective treatment for anxiety disorders,…

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    In my art history courses at Southern Methodist University, the concept of spoliated artifacts has arisen in lectures and discussions many times. An idea I found intriguing, I have done quite a bit of reading on the topic, and have found the writings of ancient spolia expert Dale Kinney to be particularly impactful; specifically her chapter, “The Conccept of Spolia” in Conrad Rudolph’s A Companion to Medieval Art (2006). This article has an incredible meticulousness in documenting the…

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    As it was stated in “Plastic Debris in the Ocean” by Florian Thevenon, Chris Carroll and Joao Sousa shows readers just by recycling products won’t work. Just recycling waste is not the solution of the problem. Theyenon said in his review, just recycling materials will not solve problem. Just recycling material and wasting them at same time won’t put system into equilibrium process. For example group of 10 people are using 10 plastic material each per day. By end of the month there could be 300…

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    Introduction The major issue of the case was (1) whether there was a constructive trust and (2) whether the certainty of interest in the property justified its existence. This was the first case to apply the principles laid down in Cobbe v Yeoman’s Row Management Ltd, distinguishing interest pursuant to formal written agreements from interest in property. In addition, Mr. Justice Morgan in Herbert (para 91) touched on the topic of certainty in constructive trust and in contract. This case…

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    Revisiting Williams v Roffey Bros. & Nicholls (Contractors) Ltd Introduction The case Williams v Roffey Bros. & Nicholls (Contractors) Ltd (Williams v Roffey) has a significant influence on the development of the law of contract regarding the consideration of existing duty. This case is a decision of the Court of Appeal. There are three judges namely Glidewell, Rusell, and Purchas LJJ. Mr. Williams is the appellant while the Roffey Bros. & Nicholls (Contractors) Ltd is the respondent. The…

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