trees and no one should bear responsibility for Galindo’s death. It is an accident that is beyond the human ability to prevent and the case should be dismissed. Support your decision with an appropriate rule of law. The decision is based on custom/defenses to negligence. Custom rule of law states that there is no breach when the defendant acts in line as everyone else. And in this case the act of ignoring a leaning tree is
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Court * Law suit individual vs individual * Purpose is to ask for damages * By a preponderance of the evidence (more evidence then other ) 51% Criminal Court * State brings law suit against individual * Purpose to punish‚ revenge‚ “rehabilitate” * Beyond reasonable doubt Burdon of proof – amount of evidence Plaintiff- party bringing civil suit Pro – state bringing chargers against an individual Cause of action- reason for your law suite Trial
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Chapter 3 & 4 Outline: Chapter 3: Jurisdiction Chapter 4: Alternative Dispute Resolution Chapter 3: Jurisdiction Equal Protection 14th Amendment of US Constitution Nor deny any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws 2009 Iowa Supreme Court Case Matter of equal protection under the law Check & Balances of 3 branches of government Judiciary checking legislative’s power ISSUE: State statues definition of “marriage” -limiting it to man & woman. Unconstitutional
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Business Dynamics- Ventana Systems Name: Institution: 28th March‚ 2013. Business Dynamics: Systems Thinking and Modelling for a Complex World Introduction The problems that arise today often do so as a result of the resolutions that were arrived at yesterday. Social systems today suffer from what is known as policy resistance. This is the tendency for interventions implemented with a good will to be defeated by the reactions or retaliatory responses of the system to the same intervention
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BUS 115 – Business Law Module 2- Courts and Alternative Dispute Resolution Case 3-3 “Discovery” Should a party to a lawsuit have to hand over its confidential business secrets as part of a discovery request? Why or why not? What limitations might a court consider imposing before requiring ATC to produce this material? The party to the law suit should hand over information during the discovery phase. However‚ discovery is allowed only if the information is relevant to the claim or defense
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Chapter 11 Signal Sets Company contracts to deliver one hundred 52-inch plasma high-definition television sets to a new retail customer‚ Tuner TV Store‚ on May 1‚ with payment to be made on delivery. Signal tenders delivery in its own truck. Tuner’s manager notices that some of the cartons have scrape marks. Tuner’s owner phones Signal’s office and asks whether the sets might have been damaged as they were being loaded. Signal assures Tuner that the sets are in perfect condition. Tuner tenders
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Chapter 5 Constitutional Law I. The Constitutional Powers of Government 1789 i. A Federal Form of Government- national government and the states share sovereign power ▪ National gov’t has the implied power ▪ All other powers are reserved for states under 10th amend • Regulate affairs with in boarders ▪ Police Powers- regulate private activities to promote the public order‚ health‚ safety‚ morals‚ and general welfare ii. Relations Among the States ▪ The Privileges
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Course: MAN 224: Business Law College: California College San Diego Instructor: Mr. Henry Rau Student: Mr. Tyrell Wilson Subject: Week 2: Assignment 2: Chapter Review Questions: 5 thru 13 Due Date: February 5‚ 2015 @ 11:59 PM I. Chapter 5: Nature and Classes of Contracts 1. Why are contract so important to business? Answer: Contracts are extremely important in business because they form the very foundation upon which all modern business rests. 2. Name the five requirements
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Business Law 101 9A 4/26/2012 Chapter 7‚ 8‚ 9 Chapter 7: Questions 1 - 5 1. What is a contract? It is an agreement that can be enforced in court. It is formed by two or more parties who agree to perform or to refrain some act in the present or the future. What is the objective theory of contracts? The intent is determined by objective facts‚ not by the personal or subjective intent‚ or belief of a party. 2. What are the four basic elements necessary to the formation of a valid
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Chapter 31: Agency Formation and Duties • Agency – a relationship between two parties in which one party (the agent) agrees to represent or act for the other party (the principal) Section 1: Agency Relationships • The Restatement (Second) or Agency (an authoritative summary of the law of agency) defines agencies as fiduciary relationships • Fiduciary – (adj) involving trust and confidence • Agency relationships commonly exist between employers and employees • Agency relationships can also
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