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    However, if this held true for all civil matters, it would become too simplistic, on a balance of probabilities, for plaintiffs to win cases as one individual would be able to bring an action forward and establish all the elements of the case. Conversely, one can also consider that a single sided onus is too large a burden to bare for one party. Consent as an element in civil cases, should be established by the plaintiff when it is limited to…

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    Issues in Cross Border Mergers and Acquisitions: Commonly identifiable issues in mergers and acquisitions are as follows: LEGAL ISSUES:  Legal uncertainty- Cross border mergers and acquisitions involve a number of legal issues which are governed by the Company law, self-regulations, market regulations and other local rules. Though the bid looks friendly, legal issues in cross border mergers and acquisitions may not only be disadvantaged by lack of information to foreign companies but also the…

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    In the law of delict there are five elements that should be considered before someone is held liable for an act that caused damage. These elements include the nature of the act, the wrongfulness/unlawfulness of the act, the damage caused by the act, that causal link and lastly the fault. If the evidence obtained from the act and matched against the element is adequate and proves that the act caused the damage then it can be concluded that the act did indeed cause the act and someone or an…

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    rights and it is the manifestation of these rights, which had culminated into this branch of law. The concept of hire and fire has lost its recognition altogether in the last decades of development and rising social environment. In Present days, the contract of service is supported by central and state regulations with regard to the terms and conditions of service and relations of the workers with their employers. There are mutual rights and obligations…

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    Welcome ladies and gentlemen! This is the Leonardo da Vinci art tour, but you already knew that since you had to pay and go through security and-- anyways, let’s move onto the tour! As we walk down to the Da Vinci area, I will first give basic background information about Leonardo da Vinci and then be taking questions. To get started, Leonardo is a Renaissance painter that painted some of the most famous works of art that the world ever saw. Not only that, but he was also an architect, engineer,…

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    A Case Comment on ‘K. M. Nanavati v. State of Maharashtra’ 1961 Legal methods project ___________________________________________________________________________ Submitted to: Professor Amita Dhanda Submitted by: Rahul Sibbal (1st year BA-LLB) NALSAR UNIVERSITY OF LAW, JUSTICE CITY, HYDERABAD Introduction “Love Affair…

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    Introduction (Situation, Problem, Approach, Theme) John Updike’s story, A&P, takes place in a small, conservative New England town. The time of year is during the summer, sometime around 1960. Most of the story is set in a small, local A & P grocery store, where the narrator is the cashier. The narrator’s name is Sammy, and he is nineteen years old. When three girls in bathing suits enter the store, he watches them as they make their rounds through the aisles, judging them and making…

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    Now that Stark vs. Ford Motor Co. has been resolved it is important to review both the ethical and business implications resulting from the decision. In particular, was Indiana’s law just in the judgement of this case or should it be different? I believe Indiana law was reasonable in distributing remedies for contributory negligence because there was material evidence unlike in Whitted vs. General Motor Corporation. In this case, a man whom was in a car crash was injured because his seatbelt…

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    1.When does the novel take place? In answering, look for subtle clues in language and background information. What evidence leads you to believe this is when the novel takes place? When they talk about how his brother bought a $4,000 car which is very cheap, also the words that they use is 2.Where does the novel take place? Describe Pencey. What kind of school is it? How does Holden describe it? What kind of people go there? What does it look like? What is the general mood and feeling about…

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    There are different types of property that includes: real property such as land and personal property, which may be anything that can be physically owned. A property can be also classified as either private or public property, or tangible and intangible property. The case of Kasim presents some of these types of property including the lawn mower, which is the personal, private and tangible property of John. The properties such as deeds to a property in France, the keys to the car and the last…

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