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    Hobbes Social Contract

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    Thomas Hobbes 17th Century English Philosopher in his book Leviathan made the theorized that a social contract was necessary for man to live in harmony in a communal setting and that one could not make a contract with the beast. The notion of the social contract was found in the Leviathan and required two willing participants who acquiesce their needs and competing self-interest for the good of the group thus Hobbes maintained that “To make Covenant with bruit Beasts, is impossible; because not…

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    Rousseau's Social Contract

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    the people must be of complete whole, and that all must comply with the social contract. Mill, on the other hand may argue in advantage to the individual or particular will (the good of the individual), that not all in society will conform to the social contract, and would prefer their private interests and individuality instead of the public good. Therefore, proposing individualism as a threat to Rousseau’s social contract in regards to “the problem to find form of association”. Rousseau…

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    Contract Law Case Study

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    For the benefited party to enforce a covenant, there must be either actual notice or constructive notice. Typically, one has constructive notice if a recorded deed in the chain of title contains the specific restriction. However, this is not always necessary. In Westland Oil Development Corporation v. Gulf Oil Corporation, the Texas Supreme Court addressed to what extent a reference to an unrecorded instrument within the chain of title could impart constructive notice to a subsequent assignee.…

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    Good Social Contract

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    Social contract is your own morals and rules for how you act, regardless of the government’s laws. A person with good social contract will respect others perfect freedoms and natural rights. Also, they will bend their perfect freedoms and natural rights in order to create a balanced society. Someone with bad social contract will do what they want, regardless of how it effects others. Governments rely on social contract because there can’t be governmental supervision at all times, there are no…

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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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    Rousseau Social Contract

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    Gerber 9/14/16 The social contract, I could sit here and give you an absolutely boring explanation and about what all its components mean and all the hidden messages in Jean-Jacques Rousseau interpretation of it. But, I’m just going to sum it up in modern day English we all know; here is a quick definition, “an agreement of mutual benefit between an individual or group and the government or community as a whole.”(Dictionary.com) In other words the social contract theory is an act agreed upon…

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    Requirements of a Legally Binding Contract under English Law Under English law, a legally binding agreement is a contract among two parties for prerequisites related to services or exchange of goods. A contract is intended to make legally bind so that further proceedings of courts could be executed in future if necessary. In this situation, the contract will be an enforceable contract, which is defined as a contract in which one party is legally obliged to perform their actions for other party…

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    High Note: Lease Contract

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    this lease contract, Amy is considered to be the lessee. The lessee is a person who acquires the right of possession and use of goods for a set term in return for certain consideration. In this circumstance, High Note is the lessor. They agree to “rent to own” a theater to Amy. The Statute of Frauds requires a lease contract that contains payments of $1,000 or more must be in writing. Amy signed a leasing contract with High Now, which makes this is a valid agreement. Adhesion contracts are…

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    behaviour of individuals and associations, while choosing private rights and liabilities. Under this fall many subgroups of which tort and contract law can be found. Tort law can be defined as the law which may offer solutions to individuals and parties who have been affected by unreasonable actions and behaviours of others, and usually involve state law. Contract law can be defined as an agreement that creates responsibilities which are imposable by law. Civil law in its essence differs from…

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    “The Social Contract” was Rousseau’s most important contribution to his time, and to philosophy in general. It played a key role in establishing governments after the American Revolution and French Revolution. He brought to light these new ideas, and they would have a lasting effect for the years to come. Going hand in hand with Rousseau’s “The Social Contract”, his “Discourse on Inequality” provides many key points and factors left out. While “The Social Contract” gives a solution to failures…

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