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    For the prosecution to successfully prove that a defendant committed a criminal offence‚ they must prove both the actus reus and mens rea. Both are Latin terms and the actus reus refers to the physical elements of the crime‚ whereas‚ mens rea sets out the mental elements required. Firstly‚ actus reus can consist of the defendant’s conduct or their omission‚ and both are sufficient for the prosecution. In relation to conduct‚ this could mean offences such as perjury‚ rape or possession of drugs. For

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    Water damage refers to losses caused by water when it comes into contact with materials. When there is moisture‚ there may be mold. Mold growth has the potential to destroy walls‚ furniture‚ carpets‚ flooring and more. Along with being an unsightly problem‚ it is also a dangerous one. Mold spores can spread easily through the air‚ making a home or business a breeding ground for hazardous health conditions. Causes of water damage: While there are numerous factors that can lead to water damage‚ there

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    Magic Bullet Single Shot + ADM 3360 M - Business Law Professor Gilles LeVasseur Written By Student # Executive Summary Introduction This paper explores the truth behind the current legal position of both owners and producers of consumer goods. The perspectives of these two parties will be weighed and measured against one another to determine which one has the advantage‚ what could be causing this advantage‚ and what can be done to even the playing field. The solitary example that will be

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    16.02 DEFAMATION — ELEMENTS OF DEFAMATION PER SE WHERE PLAINTIFF IS PUBLIC FIGURE OR STATEMENT RELATES TO ISSUE OF PUBLIC INTEREST OR CONCERN In this case‚ the plaintiff claims that the defendant harmed the plaintiff’s reputation by making a false statement about the plaintiff. To establish this claim‚ the plaintiff must prove five elements. The plaintiff must prove that each of the following four elements is more likely true than not true: (1) the defendant made the following statement: [insert

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    lobe and the temporal lobe both covers a certain scope of human behaviors. Because every part of the brain controls a certain part of human behavior‚ damage to a certain part of the head will only affect certain behaviors of an individual. In addition‚ damage to certain areas can cause aphasia‚ which is a speech disturbance resulting from brain damage (Coon & Mitterer‚ 2013). As to how much of our behavior is learned and how much of it is inherited‚ would depend on the experience of the individual

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    A. Kelly v Movie Theater: Negligence Negligence requires a showing that a duty was owed‚ that the duty was breached‚ and that the breach was the actual and proximate cause of damages. Special Duty – Land Occupier - Invitee A special duty arises in circumstances involving a land occupier. An invitee is one who enters the land with the owner’s permission for the purpose related to the activity. The landowner owes an invitee a duty of care to inspect and discover any dangerous condition

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    contract period‚ the damage due to the behavior of the party of the contract led to the other party in interest‚ and should bear the legal consequences. Constitute elements of distinction The contract responsibility includes: Contracting negligence liability and breach of contract. Liability for wrongs in conclusion of contract refer to a party in violation of the first contractual obligations in good faith and practical in the contracting process‚ caused the other the damage of the parties‚ therefore

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    whether Kramer can file suit with Monk’s Café for punitive damages for the burns he suffered on his groin from the coffee he bought at Monk’s Café. Rule: “The jurors say their punitive damages award was based on the fact McDonald’s had received more than 700 prior complaints about the scalding water in its coffee‚ and while many caused injuries‚ the company had done nothing about it” (’HOT COFFEE’). Punitive damages are defined as‚ “damages awarded in cases of serious or malicious wrongdoing to punish

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    result in an outflow from the enterprise of resources embodying economic benefits whereas An environmental liability is an obligation to pay future expenditures to remedy environmental damage that has occurred because of past events or transactions‚ or to compensate a third party that has suffered from the damage. An environmental liability exists when there is a requirement‚ based on statute‚ regulation‚ or legal agreement to perform cleanup (i.e.‚ removal‚ containment‚ disposal) from federal operations

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    fails to perform the contract. In most cases a breach of contract will result in damages being paid. The point of damages is to put the injured party in the same financial position he would have been in had the contract been properly performed. Damages are not always a suitable remedy so sometimes other remedies are put into place e.g. Injunction. -Damages In order for the innocent party to actually get awarded damages they must be able to prove they suffered a loss from the contract not being fulfilled

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