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    appeal and reversed. ISSUE: Whether housing code violations can be used as a defense to not pay rent. RULE: The standards set out by housing regulations hold an implied warranty of habitability; breach of this warranty voids the contract. ANALYSIS: An old tenet of law holds that the value of a lease rests…

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    After several different interpretation of what is defined as “breach of contract” and “non-disclosure” laws in the state of Texas, they were able to demonstrate a breach in his employment contract, which was originally misinterpreted by the court. The judgement of the district court was reversed and remanded for recalculation of punitive damages and further proceedings to coincide with…

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    c. Contract Law from Christian Worldview Perspective We as human beings have been given the dominion mandate, which requires us to “Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it . . . .” One way that we can effectively carry out this mandate is by entering agreements with others. Agreements with others enhance our ability to fulfill the dominion mandate by allowing us to trade goods and services we are proficient in providing for other goods and services we require.…

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    Mason’s New Car The court will hear the case since there was a contract signed between the Mason’s and the dealership at R&G Company. The law stipulates that a contract is any agreement between two parties for the provision of a service or product that is enforceable by law (Emerson, 2009). In any given contract, there are different elements that justify the agreement and include but are not limited to: An offer that details exactly what will be provided by the agreement. The two parties are…

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    Question A. Yes, this is an enforceable contract. Postal rule is one of the rules of contract law that makes an exception to the general rule that an acceptance can only occur when communicated directly to the offeror. This is considered a legal binding contract as the acceptance match with the offer. It is an enforceable contract due to reasons mentioned below. 4 elements of a contract The elements to create a legally binding contract are as follows; 1. Legal capacity – a person above 18 years…

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    Is there a contract between Tony and Emma under contract law? A contract is a deal made by more than two parties with a purpose of some enforceable legal rights and obligations. A contract is consist of an agreement, consideration and intention to create legal relations. An agreement is made up of offer and acceptance, It has been an valid offer and acceptance. An offer is one of the elements of an agreement. An offer is a promise made by the offeror. Invitation to treat is an invitation to…

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    that resolved an end-of-work payment dispute was a substitute contract, entirely replacing a multifaceted AIA Contract for the construction of an apartment complex. Assuming, arguendo, that the 2007 settlement agreement could influence the operation of the Waivers—it cannot—National Surety’s argument nevertheless fails because the plain and unambiguous terms of the settlement agreement evince an intent not to “extinguish [] the old contract, by the substitution for it of the new one.” Leisner v.…

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    Employment contracts are fundamental agreements used in the workplace to determine the guidelines of an individual's employment. There are three fundamental cases which have affected the guidelines of employment contracts during their respective times, Lochner vs New York (1905), Coppage vs Kansas (1915), and West Coast Hotel Co vs Parrish (1937). The rulings in each of the three cases has allowed for new interpretations of the law, by the governing body. Three philosophers Machan, Cohen and…

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    Contract can be defined as two or more groups reach a consensus with the condition of intention of necessary legal rights and the forced obligations by laws. There are two formats of contract, one is formal which is valid as a result of particular form, the other form is simple which is no specific form. The main difference of these two is whether the contract need to be supported by consideration or not. Power of Attorney which can be seen as an example of formal contract is enforceable…

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    The Social Contract Theory is an agreement between the people and the government that the people will obey the government as long as the government serves in a capacity that protects the rights of the people and furthers the good for the general will. Before we consent, we exist in the state of nature. In the state of nature, we follow natural law. Natural law comes from God. Natural law gives us our natural rights, which we are promised because of our personhood. Natural rights are rights that…

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