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    What it means to be a Mother The term Mother is in reference to a woman who takes responsibility for children who may or may not be biologically related to her. Yet to truly be a mother means to be so much more than just a woman with a child. The importance of being a mother is practically unending; it is maybe the hardest, most rewarding occupation a woman will ever encounter. Mothers have many roles to help them perform all the tasks required in the development of their children, as well as…

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    commonly included clause in a contract that is intended to save the parties from legal reparation should they fail to fulfil their obligations because of an “act of god” or natural disaster. Force Majeure, a film by Ruben Östlund, provides the perfect example of the contract made in marriage not carried out when one of the main characters, Tomas, abandons his wife and children in the wake of an avalanche. Euripides’ play Medea also depicts a broken marriage contract when Medea’s husband Jason…

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    Offer Contract Law

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    whether to accept the counteroffer or continue negotiations with another offer. When an offer is made that both parties find satisfactory, the offer will be accepted and you will move forward towards closing. Contracts often become legally binding once an offer is accepted but, real estate contract law does vary somewhat by location so it may be wise to research the basic legalities of this process. The due diligence period may begin once the offer is accepted. Get a Home Inspection: Either…

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    separate commercial contracts which have been entered into. Different legal issues have affected each contract but on the whole there are three main elements which can be identified, these being, of breach of contract, frustration of contract and a failure with regard to the perfect tender rule. Each contract will be considered separately using legislation and relevant case law to come to a determination as to what remedies are available in relation to each of the contracts in question. After…

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    As requested for consideration in mediating my breach of contract lawsuit against Family Grape Producers, the following outlines the facts: • Case Facts • Material Terms of Contract at Issue • Legal Concerns • Requested Remedies • Conditions for Achievement of Settlement Case Facts The relationship between myself and Nemeth Family Produce (NFP) began with a discussion at a religious service between Lora Lee Nemeth of NFP and myself. At the time of our first meeting, Lora Lee Nemeth led a…

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    Life is an adventure filled with mystery and miracles, highs and lows and an extraordinary range of in-between experiences along the way. Moments of joy like finding love, succeeding in your career and celebrating birthdays with the people closest to you, truly makes it worth living. But in life we must all learn the inevitable facts, that what goes up, must also come back down. Rumi’s poetry teaches us that the highs, can never last forever, and we must therefore learn how to also embrace both…

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    Introduction Williams v Roffey Bros. is a leading case in English contract law. The appellant is Williams and the respondent is Roffey Bros. & Nicholls (contractors)Ltd. Facts In September 1985, the building contractor, Roffey Bros. & Nicholls Ltd., entered into a contract with Shepherds Bush Housing Association Ltd. to refurbish a block of flat, Twynholm Mansions, Lillie Road, London SW 6, and became is the main contractors for the works. Williams, the carpenter, was engaged to carry out the…

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    1. Wendy v Hook 1.1 Issues Wendy must prove there was an agreement, and the contract was certain. 1.2 Agreement Was there an offer? Firstly, it must be determined whether Hook extended an offer or an invitation to treat. The language used by Hook, “would you be interested”, is more akin to an invitation to treat than a firm offer. Hook could argue he was simply informing Wendy about the existence of a job vacancy. However, in contrast to Gibson, Hood did not invite an application but already…

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    The Christian Doctrine

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    Implications of Christian from a Contractor’s Perspective Because the Court of Claims ruled that there were certain clauses that are automatically assumed to be included in a contract (despite the clause being absent), the main risk that the Christian Doctrine poses is that contractors are unsure about the contract’s terms and conditions, presenting the risk that the doctrine will be inconsistently applied. Theoretically, however, the Christine Doctrine protects the contractor’s rights too. This…

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    Land Title Analysis

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    After talking to my friend and reading the land title of his potential house I’ve noticed a few problems. The land title itself has several caveats that caught my intention right away. The first issue is that there is still a mortgage out on his property which could cause him to take over the mortgage if it has not been paid off yet. Secondly there is a possessory interest looking at the address I am lead to believe that it is related to the fence issue that he talked to me about. This could…

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