English contract law

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    Fitzpatrick’s next duty is the duty to the client, Malaysian airlines. Being the client of Crossman Communications, it is right to assume that Malaysian airlines would not be particularly fussed on how the objectives were met only as long as they were met. This calls for a more teleological way of thinking in the client’s eyes that was met within the campaign. The objectives and goal of the campaign is a good indicator of this as the objectives represent the significant actions taken to reach…

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    Angola Rodeo Thesis

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    actually practicing free will, or if certain underlying forces are nullifying a person’s right to a complete free will, or if there are unseen motives that facilitate the actions of the inmates. The Angola Rodeo is an exploitation and a wrongful contract in ways that there is unequal bargaining position and racism. The Angola prisoners do have the right to the freedom of labor, as written in the Constitution, regardless of the possible threats it may pose to the enjoyment…

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    Maller-Saks: Applicable law: • Bonebrake: The predominant thrust of the agreement is Saks’ lease at The Newstate Mall. Common Law applies. Enforceability: Offer §24: o Maller manifested his willingness to bargain when he opened a mall which needed anchor tenants, one of which was Saks Fifth Avenue (Saks), with who he and his attorneys negotiated the contract to become one of the two anchor tenants in The Mall of Newstate. Acceptance §50: o Saks mirrored Maller’s manifestation to assent when…

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    GE International, Inc.(GEII) and CSC (Computer System Consultant) are two computer based companies. I represent CSC who received a contract opportunity from GEII to reprogram their computers with new software and update to the latest version. Various requirements from both the sides were discussed and iterated. However, after conferring with the senior manager of GEII, CSC finds that there are budget conflicts. This case study will show how the negotiation between GEII and CSC brings up new ways…

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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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    reason without having to ascertain simply cause for termination and abruptly. If Drake and Keeler are acknowledged as workers at will, the workers are denied any claim for loss ensuing from dismissal. Since there's no mention of a union contract or employment contract that guarantees employment to the worker for a amount of your time, the leader has the power to lay-off a worker at will. This can be one defense that the employers of Drake and Keeler could use. The legal exercise of the…

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    Bandwagoning Case Study

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    2.2.2 Constraints and costs of bandwagoning Bandwagoners have to pay considerable costs. The ECE state example showed domestic disagreements on whether a state should bandwagon put constraints on the degree of bandwagoning behaviors. One cost bandwagoners paid is the loss of autonomy in making security policy. Taking Japan and Canada as examples, their alliances with the US constrain them from making security policies fully as they are occasionally asked by Americans to devote efforts in…

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    While Columbus recently encounters the land yet he claims ownership of it and renames the locations, it is due to the fact that Columbus was not interrupted. By this, Columbus states that he did not encounter any interference or objection to his proclamation. Stephen Greenblatt states that it possible that Columbus believes the indigenous people would not object to him claiming the land, whether they understood what he was saying or not. The significance lies in the fact that Greenblatt brings…

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    1. Discuss some ethical problems that might arise in a commercial real estate sale for the legal professional. If a lawyer believes that his client is doing something that creates a serious ethical problem for him or her such as, commit a fraud, a crime or cause financial harm to another party. That lawyer might be inclined to breach the confidentiality to notify the other party. An ethical conflict may arise where, in the course of successive or simultaneous representations of clients, the…

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    one or more of their contractual obligations. Whether a disclaimer is enforceable depends on; 1. Is the disclaimer part of the contract: (1) is it expressly set out in a written contract that has been signed by the parties? (2) It is expressly brought to the attention of the party by reasonable notice given before the contract was formed. (3) It is implied into the contract as a result of prior dealings between the parties (James, N 2014, p309). 2. How will the disclaimer be interpreted? Any…

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