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    Listing—Your Contract with your Agent If you sell with an agent there is an earlier 2nd very important contract you enter into, before your contract to sell the property to your buyer. This is the agency contract. This is the most important to your agent because once signed, about 90% of properties offered for sale do eventually sell It is common for some agents’ business to be concentrated more on obtaining listings and selling off those listings (commonly for about 40% of the agency…

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    roles does not exists. The nonexistence of the cab rank rule in America reflects that personal morality does affect the cases the lawyer takes on. Role-differentiation is problematic as it denies responsibility for unethical conduct. It allows solicitors to escape blame for behaviour that society condemns, and then hide behind the role of lawyer, even though it is effectively the same person. As mentioned, this may be combatted by narrowing the lawyer’s role from a duty of hyper-zeal…

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    Dual Court System

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    Cases that reach the Supreme Court is based on several factors which include, the significance of the issues and whether the Solicitor General is asking the Court to take the case. The Solicitor General is the person who represents the interest of the state in court and this individual should not be confused with the Attorney General. For the United States, the Solicitor will appear before the Supreme Court when the U.S. is a party to a case. An attorney general is the chief law enforcement…

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    primary purpose of active listening is to build rapport with the client’ by listening intently to her description of the background of her case without interrupting her which in turn increased her confidence in my role as a legal assistant. When the solicitor entered the room and asked for further information about her case she repeatedly looked at me for reassurance. My decision to adopt Kay Lauchland’s recommendation that an interviewer should express sensitivity towards their client’s…

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    Ted Cruz Essay

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    Senator Ted Cruz was elected as the 34th U.S. Senator in 2012 and is one of two senators representing the state of Texas. Having never held elected office before it might be seen as a surprise to some that Ted Cruz was able to swiftly win the election, but that held no obstacle for the newfound senator as he showed he will be one of the nation’s toughest fighters for limited government, Capitalist growth, and use the basis of the constitution for his political fights. The man who just recently…

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    Hedley Byrne V Hellers

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    The intended beneficiaries proceeded to sue the solicitors and it was held that a duty of care was in fact owed. Lord Goff overcame difficulties previously in place that stated a solicitor only has a duty of care to his client, that one cannot usually recover in the law of delict for pure economic loss and lastly, if a claim could be made in the instant case, many claims against solicitors could come forward. However, it was decided that solicitors had to be liable in this case in order for…

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    Elena Kagan Essay

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    she began her endeavors at Harvard Law School. At Harvard Kagan excelled in her classes and graduated magna cum laude in 1986 with her J.D. While at Harvard University she also was the supervising editor of the Harvard Law Review (Officer of The Solicitor General, 2010). Upon graduating Kagan served as a law clerk to Judge Abner Mikva of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia from 1986 to 1987. Kagan also clerked for Justice Thurgood Marshall of the United Supreme Court in 1987…

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    My Pursuit Of Justice

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    "Justice cannot be done on one side but must be done on both" as Eleanor Roosevelt stated and this idea of the pursuit of justice has been a guiding factor in my passion to study Law. I am fascinated in the administration of law in society. For A Level, I study English Literature, Government and Politics, History and Religious Studies. English has cemented my ability to interpret and understand oral and written pieces of communication whilst also improving my own communication skills, I can…

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    teen years he was interested in gambling. When not doing this, though, he studied the law. Jackson worked for creditors, which gained him gratitude from merchants. He later accepted an appointment as a public solicitor. The chapter says that Andrew Jackson bought land and slaves. He was a solicitor at 22 years old, a United States attorney at 23 years old, congressman at 29 years old, and US senator at 30 years old. He became the justice of the supreme court of…

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    to a son, Paul Edward Darrow, and that provided more reason to find a way to supplement his meager earnings from his law practice. Because of his developing political connections, he decided to run for the city solicitor position in Ashtabula, Ohio. He was successful, becoming city solicitor in April, 1885. Darrow quickly learned some things that would help determine his destiny. He enjoyed going to court and pleading for his clients. He found that this kind of work increased his…

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