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This is a process that will allocate 2 topics randomly to each student. These topics are the ones on which you will need to write 400 words each. Copy the scenarios into your Written assignment template (Do not write you answers into these secnario boxes). THEN select 'next' at the bottom of the page. Then press 'Submit all and finish'. Once completed, submit through Turnitin and then:
1. submit assignment through EASE as a Word document, and also
2. submit the Turnitin similarity report through EASE as a pdf.
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The roots of your neighbour’s tree have grown under your path and broken it. They have also clogged your sewerage pipes. On the other hand you have often taken the fruit from your neighbour’s tree. At a Christmas gathering gone wrong, you both threaten to sue each other.

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Brands Pty Ltd designs innovative marketing strategies and Brand concepts for their clients. One of their designers leaves the firm taking some digital data for several of their clients. In order to sucessfully recover the material Brands Pty Ltd need extremely complicated technical evidence from IT experts in the area. They want to know how to go about resolving the dispute with their former employee.

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