English contract law

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    Chynsky it was established that “When someone other than the injured party purchases a food item, the injured party cannot establish privity of contract with the seller” On its face this would mean that Derval would be unable to establish privity because she was injured and not the purchaser of the salmon. However, there is an exception within the the law. In Ryan, a husband purchased bread, which his wife then consumed. The wife was injured due to a hidden pin in the bread and the grocer was…

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    Receivable Essay

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    Transfer of Receivable with recourse Question: “Search accounting standards to determine when the sale with recourse must be shown on the balance sheet as liability and when it can be considered as a true sale and no liability need be shown.” Answer: Accounting standards to determine when the sale of receivables with recourse must be shown on the balance sheet as a liability or as a true sale actually is based on ASC 860. ASC 860 established the procedures used to determine whether the sale of…

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    conditions in order to sale particular. This may include an agreement or warranty when goods are purchased. Though we can form a contract with anyone under the age of 18 but there are certain factors that a person forming the contract must be aware of. If a minor has to enforce a contract, He/She must fulfill some prerequisites. The most important requirement is capacity to contract because a minor is regarded as not having enough understanding about questions involving contractual rights.…

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    “Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost. That is Alchemy’s first Law of Equivalent Exchange.” (Alphonse Elric). Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood follows the Elric brothers, Edward and Alphonse on a mission to get their bodies back after discovering the power of the Philosopher’s stone. Their journey is tough and filled with a lot of heartbreak for the characters and viewers. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, I…

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    situation is analyzed in a systematic manner, one can say that Ricky’s advertisement can be considered as an offer and an invitation to treat. By using apt laws in the below order it can discussed to justify. Issue: The advertisement given by Ricky can be categorized as a unilateral contract; an offer deemed to the whole world. Law: Unilateral contract can arise if the commercial is deemed to be an offer to any human who is capable of meeting the conditions. Case: By taking the case Carlill v.…

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    “Next Day. Same Time. Same Place.” Thus, with an assertion of uniformity, begins the second act of the play, titled En Attendant Godot, in English, Waiting for Godot: a Tragicomedy in Two Acts. The play was written by the French dramatist Samuel Beckett and was first performed 1953. One of it’s defining characteristics is it’s complete lack of plot, so much so that the second act of the play is almost an exact replication of the first, wrought with repetitions in the dialogue and stage…

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    Does there is a contract between Emma and Tony under contract law? A contract is an agreement made between two or more parties with an intention of certain legal right and obligations which the law will enforce and it is made up by agreement, consideration and intention to create legal relations. Advertisement is an invitation to treat and mere supply of information is not an offer. Catalogues are invitations to treat even when the word "offer" or "offers" is used in the advertisement. Agreement…

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    A non-compete is an agreement between a company and an employee that stating that the employee (Shelley) agrees to not work either in a certain field (HIM), within a certain distance from their office or with a competitor for a certain amount of time after leaving their employment. Shelly would be restricted by where she can work after leaving, who she can work with and when she can return to the workforce again. Autodoc wants to protect their time and training that they will put into Shelley.…

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    Frannie Bell Case Summary

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    from recovering on the oral contract that the parties entered even though the contract lasted more than one year. Short Answer: The statute of frauds does not bar Frannie Bell from recovering on the oral contract that the parties entered into because under the contract Frannie Bell was to receive commission on all contracts for Hannah’s Berries and any renewal contracts for Hannah’s Berries. Due to this the statute of frauds will not bar Frannie Bell even though the contract was oral because the…

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    Consideration is another essential element which makes the agreement binding. Only in special contract like deeds do not need any consideration. In this element, the offeror will give something in exchange for the promise which also part of the bargain and it must be real and tangible with actual value: White v Bluett (1853) and need not to be adequate: Thomas v Thomas (1842) (Fried 2015; Turner 2014). In most cases, consideration in return for a promise will constitute both benefit and…

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