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    Marshall Peterson Case

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    this contract as his defense. Our defense would be that Marshall entered into a contract with my son, without my knowledge, and that the contract is voidable due to his lack of legal capacity to enter into the contract. According to Kubasek, et al, he writes, “one of the oldest limitations on capacity is the ability of minors to enter into only voidable contracts” (2010). Additionally, in the state of Alabama, “full capacity to contract does not arise until the person reaches the age of 19,…

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    Assignment 1 Contract Problem Case Study Introduction The contract is a voidable contract. It is an express and implied understanding that the agreement was legally binding, meaning that, it would be enforceable by the courts if the parties took legal action to resolve the dispute between them. This case is a contract case since both parties have come up with the business agreement. That is, LNPL will provide service to Mr Garae and Mr Garae in return will pay for this service offer. Mr Garae…

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    buyer benefit while the seller is at a loss. Since the seller is at a loss, he decided not to sell his cow because of it worth much more than the agreed price. When both parties failed to recognize the true quality of the product, the contract is voidable, but in this case, the court ruled in favor of the buyer because both parties agreed on the price prior the discovering that it was a fertile cow. The court finds the seller argument unpersuasive because the contract was signed.…

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    the seller have a contract. A misrepresentation is a false statement made by one party in a contract, for example my textbook is brand new when in fact it’s twenty years old. This would be a misrepresentation. Misrepresentations make a contract voidable because it causes one party to enter into a contract under a fictitious statement. The four elements of misrepresentation are: a misrepresentation has occurred, the misrepresentation is material or fraudulent, recipient relied on the material…

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    5.1 Liquidated Damages: • Due to the contract being sucked away in the aftermaths of Hurricane Llewelyn, it is unknown whether the contract had a liquidated damage clause. (2-718) • If it did, we would be required to determine if the liquidated damage clause caused a penalty or not on the breacher 5.2 Expectation • The goal of the expectation damage would be to put MJC where they would have been had NSH performed. To do that you must take the difference of the market price at the time when the…

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    minimum age for marriage for both boys and girls. In 1929, the minimum age of marriage for girls was fifteen and for boys it was eighteen. This Act prohibited the solemnisation of child marriages but it did not declare these marriages either void or voidable. The punishment for child marriage under the Act was very mild. This was a weak legislation and could not achieve the desired results. As a result, the Child Marriage Restraint (Amendment) Act 1978 was…

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    Bilateral Contract Law

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    Voidable means contract has effect until one party choose to avoid it. The is three types of duress which are to persons ; to goods ; and the last one which is the most important is economic duress. Lord Goff in The Evia Luck set up two criteria for economic…

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    Contracts Discussion Board Forum 2 Marlene C. Johnson Liberty University Contracts Discussion Board Forum 2 In this assignment, we will discuss the state of affairs with Don and Dana Willetts. Don Willetts, a non-Christian began visiting my Sunday school class. After getting to know each other, we have come to realize that we both had similar business interests that would benefit each other. As the business relationship progressed, he had my 17 year old sign a “formality” agreement…

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    Social Contract Case Study

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    The difference in viability is mitigated by the fact that the partner can seek dissolution of the partnership instead. One of the main differences which might appear significant is the fact that adultery is not a ground for dissolution. However, the fact of irrational behaviour is a ground for dissolution, and the court is likely to find sexual unfaithfulness to be unreasonable behaviour. It seems therefore that only very rarely indeed will the legal difference have this significance. In the…

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    First Baptist Case Study

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    Facts of the case-. Approximately six months ago, my wife and I attended First Baptist for the first time. I must admit that initially I went to church to satisfy my wife’s request and to possibly become a follower of Christ. During my initial visit, I had a high volume of the friendly welcoming type of conversations. However, one specific conversation kept my attention for the reason that it was about helping a local grape farmer sell his product at my local health store. Since he has been…

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