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    store policy” to wear a headscarf. A federal agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued on Elauf's behalf arguing that the store had discriminated on the basis of religion in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This law makes it illegal for an employer to “refuse or fail to hire” an individual because of their religion, unless he/she is unable to reasonably accommodate a religious observance or practice. Abercrombie does not dispute that Elauf was denied…

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    Australian regulatory duty is indispensible for any business. The rules are designed to ensure fair competition, sufficient safety for the respective parties and integrity in the market. Many Australian Government, nation and territory government companies decide business regulatory requirements. Australian individuals, families, humans and enterprise are drowning two in a sea of acts parliament, delegated law, licences, rules and administrative policy. As authorities assumes accountability for…

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    Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict A judgment notwithstanding the verdict was requested for Cody, through his guardian, in 2007. The jury will have to decide whether the Taurus was a proximate cause of the injuries that Cody sustained. The amount of the award given could vary, depending on whether or not the court renders judgment in Cody’s favour. In addition Stark could call for a new trial under the premise that the previous court had erred in its decision. Negligent Conduct Another…

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    • The clause must be clear and precise; any vagueness will be construed against the party relying on it. The common law test-incorporation in the contract It must be shown that the party who is to be bound by the clause did in fact genuinely agree to it (there was no fraud or misrepresentation). If he signed a contractual document in which the clause is included he…

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    enforceable in a court of law. But how the parties can be seen…

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    Misrepresentation and Fraud Applicable Laws The Agreement’s merger clause precludes any precontractual representations of fraud or misrepresentation if the Agreement’s merger clause unambiguously states that it was the party’s intention that the agreement supersedes all precontractual agreements and representations, both oral and written. First Data POS v. Willis Group (2001) Any agreement that is not to be performed within one year from the making thereof, must be in writing and signed by the…

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    until afterward that I realized it was due to my body being thrown out of alignment due to those sneakers. That was definitely a material breach! Also, in the past when I tried to find ways to stay at home with my young children by finding a home business. Not knowing about eBay and not having a computer until much later in life, I would pay the person/company only to find out later that the investment was only a small down payment compared to all the money that would be needed to continue.…

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    page. There is a distinction between B2B (also know as, business to business) and B2C (business to consumer) contracts. In its simplest form, B2B refers to transections between two businesses where both the buyer and the seller are business owners. In this kind of transections, buyers purchase products in large quantities to satisfy the demands of their local consumers. B2C, on the other hand, refers to transections between a business and consumer. An example of this kind of transection…

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    In the contract the buyer is Frankie’s Fun Festival, Inc., (“Frankie’s, Inc.,”) the defendant, and the plaintiff who is also the buyer in the contract is Foxy’s Ethnic Foods Limited, (“FEF, Ltd.,”). The transaction is based of a sale of pierogi for a festival, Frankie’s Inc., is having for spring. As the contract is solely based on the sale of pierogi; as the buyer will deliver 30 dozen packages of pierogi on March 31st. The contract was signed by both buyer and seller on February 1st. The…

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    The general rule says, company has approved or endorsed an act or contract that has been done or made except prior authorization. (PRBL Week 5 2015) As Karen and Jones were two legal directors so they were legal authority by law to take decisions. They thought it would be a good expansion opportunity for Delish and took the loan. So Karen and Jones contracting with bank get legal. And they are being company representatives so it is Delish’s duty to repay to the bank. So being two legal…

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