Landlord

Europe was faring well up until the great famine of 1315-1317. There were big changes in the weather which shortened the growing seasons and torrential rains damaged crops. Much of Europe was becoming overpopulated at this time as well. Any land that could be farmed was being farmed and there simply was not enough food to go around for everyone. Meanwhile, people began to migrate from rural areas to the more urban areas in hopes of finding better living conditions. In addition to famine…

There is a great debate raging about who should be responsible for lawn care at rental properties. Some people feel that it is the responsibility of the tenant while others believe that the owner or property manager should handle the task. Unfortunately, there is no clear cut answer about who should be in charge of yard work. The answer typically depends on the situation and the property. When property management should be responsible: There are some situations where yardwork is clearly the…

animal that are living on out surrounding or in the world. Although Ivan Turgenev wrote “Mumu” which was outstanding exposure of an innocent man who was very touching attached physically and emotionally after his dog Mumu in which the owner or a landlord was very gaunt and selfish. “Mumu” is a touching and miserable story of a deaf mute, low income social status who accept a job on estate in Moscow. It’s a wonderful story telling with a great explanation of the character archetype. It a short…

Russia was known for size, strength and brutality but just beyond its borders was great suffering. As an undeveloped nation, Russia struggled to keep up to the rest of Europe. This sparked an intense desire for change at any cost. While Russia was falling apart, the leader of the Bolshevik party rose to popularity - Vladimir Lenin. Lenin’s communist views, that were based off the ideals of Marxism, promised a new way in Russia with plentiful land, bread and peace. The rise of the Bolsheviks and…

Hegel’s idea that the modern world of civil society is created through selfish ends and a system of complete interdependence is an idea that is shared with many other writers. Specifically, the 18th century writers of Steuart and Smith share Hagel’s point of view. Both Steuart and Smith believe self-interest is essential in explaining the creation of the modern world. They agree that when individuals peruse their selfish interests and in turn, become dependent in one another, and consequently…

Ethiopian Jews, also known as the Falasha (immigrant in Hebrew) or the Beta Israel community, have a complicated, controversial, religious history. There are several theories as to the history of the Beta Israel community, the first being that the Beta Israel are the descendants of the entourage that accompanied Menelik 1, son of King Solomon and Queen Shiba. The second that they are descendants of the Jews who left the conquered Kingdom of Judah in Egypt after the destruction of the First…

The “man” is holding me down. This is a common idiom many black people have become accustomed to hearing. It’s often applied when things don’t go according to plan. Job interviews, house hunting, and court cases all instances when the “man” is holding black people back. Although it’s seen as a figure of speech, there may be an underlying truth to the phrase. With that said the “man” may not be referring to an actual person, but systematic racism. This idea that any group of people is being…

The Roman empire was the ancient world’s largest and most powerful empire. It reached its height in 117 C.E., encompassing nearly 2 million square miles and containing more than 50 million people. Connecting the vast empire were more than 250,000 miles of roads, 50,000 of which were paved. Roman engineers founded or improved more than 1,000 cities and towns. Rome itself was a magnificent example of cultural, technological and social superiority in its time. It was a great place to live in until…

of Bates (Guardian of) v. Horkoff 4 includes a girl who was bitten by a dog which attacked her by wrecking an unrepaired fence. Defendant was not strictly liable but being liable in negligence and under Occupiers’ Liability. It is the duty of the landlord to provide duty of reasonable care to the plaintiff. In addition, the case of Sturdy v. the Queen 5, in which 19 years old Sturdy was attacked by a bear in the Maligne Lake District of Jasper National Park, the crown was negligent and failed to…

Throughout the last few chapters in macroeconomic the book has talked about things such as national income, disposable income, and gross domestic product. National income is the sum of incomes of all individuals in the economy that excludes transfer payments and is before taxes. On the other hand, disposable income is the money individuals can spend after taxes and transfer payments. Finally, gross domestic product is the total amount of goods and services, or output, produced in America…