only used amongst others. Ie- adaptability‚ capability‚ type of work‚ sickness‚ performance‚ appraisals‚ qualifications‚ skills‚ disciplinary record. Volunteer redundancy- Be careful what you ask for! Obliged to consultation‚ don’t have to agree. Case law suggests three stage test: was the employee dismissed? if so‚ had the employer’s requirement for employees to carry out work of a particular kind ceased or diminished‚ or was it expected to cease or diminish? if yes‚ was the dismissal caused wholly
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Sole Proprietor (Pg 50 3-120) Individual Person Partnership (Pg 50 3-130) • Association of people (2 or more‚ not more than 20‚ except law & accounting firms) (CA 2001 Section 115‚ Pg 668) • Carrying on a business with a common view to profit Other Forms of Business (Pg 52‚ 3-140 3-160) Joint Ventures • Contractual agreement to conduct a particular venture or related ventures • Not a separate legal entity • Assets & obligations of the venture are the venturers personally • Parties not conducting
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PROPERTY LAW 2013 Contents 1. Rights Above and Below Land……………………………………………………. 3 2. Fixtures and Related Matters……………………………………………………… 7 3. Co – Ownership……………………………………………………………………. 12 4. Easements………………………………………………………………………….. 26 5. Covenants………………………………………………………………………….. 35 6. Adverse Possession………………………………………………………………... 46 7. Native Title Legislation and Indigenous Land Rights Legislation………………... 60 1. Rights Above and Below Land Cuius est solum eius usque ad coelom
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DIMENSIONS OF TOURISM REVISION * How has tourism evolved over the ages? * What factors have influenced its growth? DARK AGES * Premodern & modern tourism * Started in the Dark ages with the nomadic movement of people and survival was the focus rather than tourism then it moved to Mesopotamia and technological factor allowed easy movement of people which facilitated tourism * Then Greece ancient Rome again infrastructure played a major roles road networkds and the birth
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Unpaid Employment law Seminar 1- 15/09/09 Introduction Why are you doing employment law? Are any of you employees? If so‚ what kind of employee are you? Are any of you contractors? What is employment law about? Is it about rights‚ duties‚ powers or liabilities of employees or some or all of them? Is it about ensuring employers know where they stand so that they can get on with maximisation of profit? The cost effect/analysis of employment law Employment law as a means of regulating the
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in the law is deemed to deserve recognition. Qualification There are three stages to becoming a barrister. The stages are: the academic stage‚ the vocational stage and pupillage. Academic stage: This sets the minimum educational requirement for becoming a barrister. This is a qualifying degree in law at the minimum of 2:ii which is set out by the Bar Council and the Law Society‚ as required by the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990. If a persons degree is in a subject other than law‚ or does
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CONTENTS: | | The distinction between Primary and Secondary Data‚ and between Quantitative and Qualitative Data. | Primary Data: Data collected by the researcher 1. Surveys- Questionnaires or Interviews = Quantitative Data 2. Observations- Participant and Non-Participant Observation = Qualitative DataSecondary Data: Refers to data that is already available to sociologists 1. Official Statistics = Quantitative Data 2. Personal Letters and Diaries = Qualitative Data 3. Media- TV/Newspapers/Radio/
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PHL 354: Philosophy of Law Philosophy Tutoring Monday- 6-8 134 Kedzie Week 02 Lecture 02 Philosophy and the Law (3-14) If there were no law would there be a society? Why have Laws? If we had no agreement in law we wouldn’t be a society‚ in a sense having some sort of rules makes us a society. We need a sense of rules and governance to have order and society to exist. Beneficial to US Prevent Fighting: Those of you who have read Thomas Hobbs‚ this idea of it would be a war of
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ECONOMICS: PROPERTY LAW QUESTIONS THAT PROPERTY LAW MUST ANSWER • How are property rights to be initially assigned? Or How does one acquire ownership of something? What are the consequences of the nature of ownership – private‚ public or un-owned? May one property-owner maximizing her own utility offend her neighbor thus lowering his utility? When does an event constitute a “nuisance”? • • • PELZMAN: PROPERTY LAW 3/23/2013 2 QUESTIONS THAT PROPERTY LAW MUST ANSWER •
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Business Law – Complete Notes from Benjamin Wolfson Class taken Spring 2008 Quiz questions at end of document What is Law: Law is a set of rules for the peaceful resolution of disputes. (*better/more useful than book definition) It is impossible to set up a system that always resolves conflict. -The phrase “law exists to protect our rights” is incorrect‚ because law gives us our rights. Without the law‚ we would not have them. [ryan] we always want disputes resolved peacefully.
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