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    complainant by not offering the service she was demanding for. She was not given a clear picture of what the contract is all about, nor they she review to her the terms indicated in the contract. She was an illiterate and can’t figure out what the contract says instead, she sign it without knowing the arbitration agreement stated at the back of the document. The complainant argued that, the contract she had signed was invalid since it was totally misrepresented. The first thing she was arguing…

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    almost guaranteed where there has been a fundamental breach of an employee’s contract. Assessment is done on a case-by-case basis since each situation is unique. The following are some of the frequently asked questions about constructive dismissal in Ontario. 1. What Does Constructive Dismissal Mean? Constructive dismissal can take two forms. First, it can take the form of an employer’s action that violates a crucial term of an employee’s contract. Second, a constructive dismissal may also…

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    troubles, and unfortunately can no longer market or distribute your products.” When Sheila reminded him of their agreement, he replied, “I regret that our agreement did not work out as planned.” Sheila then negotiated a new marketer-distributor contract with a company called Aquamarine to replace her agreement with Robert. A few days ago Shelia received a letter…

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    Lesson 5 Short- Answer Essay 1. A contract is a binding agreement between two or more persons or parties and make a promise or set of promises for the breach of which the law in some way recognizes a duty. The interactions that are included in a valid contract are offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, and legality. Offer: The first element in a valid contract would be offer. if there is no offer than there will be no contract. Every contract involves at least 2 parties, the offeror which…

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    Loss Of Chance Essay

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    As we see, it is indeed difficult to plead loss of chance in breach of contract cases, and to establish a loss beyond reasonable doubt. If pleaded, it is much more difficult to quantify the loss of chance. What can be the plausible guidelines to determine loss of chance?. It is always difficult but not impossible to determine the market value of the lost chance. For example a retail shopper, who fails to get certain goods from the wholesaler, because of wholesaler default, knows how many goods…

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    Compumac Case Summary

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    Question 1 Under Scenario one, it’s likely that CompuMac will be able to claim damages for breach of contract, including a refund of deposit. Under Scenario two, it is likely that CompuMac will be required to pay the balance amount to BestCoach. This advice will be in four parts. Part one will show that there has been a valid contract between CompuMac and BestCoach even though it was Peter who paid the deposit to BestCoach. Part two will show that there is an implied condition that time is of…

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    Candy and Blair -Coffee beans supply contract Issue A: Can Candy get out of the supply contract early just as Blair promised? Candy will get out of the contract early as long as she can successfully raise an estoppel against Blair. The law of estoppel stops a party from unconscionable conduct, this is often known as promissory estoppel, a party will not be allowed to say that no contract exists because of lacking consideration . However, if a plaintiff wants to raise an estoppel successfully, a…

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    The Success Hotel Case

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    exclude the liability of one party to a contract. This principle of law was established in the case of Olley v Malborough Court (1949). In this case, the court held that if the parties had a history of past dealings with the management or in this case, hotel, then the…

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    Prowfit Case Study Essay

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    Bronwynn may want to sue the gym in breach of condition of negligence and breach of contract, which she may potentially have a contract of Sale of Goods 1979 . Under the Employees Liability Act 1969 , if the equipment is defective due to the fault of a third party, such as the manufacturer, the employer may be held liable even though they are not personally to blame and could not have known the defect. ProwFit is a well-known manufacturer. They have a contract of Supply of Goods and Services…

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    Pippa would be suing Flowerdews for Breach of s.13 Supply of Goods and Service Act.Pippa would also be suing for a breach of s.14 (2) and (3) Sales of Good Act 1979 there is also a possible claim of negligence on behalf of the Flowerdews Delivery man (Bob) for the negligent assembling of the shed. The person wishing to rely on the exclusion clause must show that it formed part of the contract. An exclusion clause can be incorporated in the contract by signature, by notice, or by a course of…

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