On a fundamental level no lack car insurance gives a huge amount of certification however a couple states have returned back to customary tort law even resulting to having no issue car insurance set up for a significant time allotment. There is a huge amount of reasonable dialog about the practicality of no insufficiency car insurance laws in the ground breaking strategy yet as a driver there
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34-Home QUIZ 1. When a student transfers from one school to another‚ the school can transfer the student’s record to the new school ___________. a. without consent b. only with written consent c. only with both parental and student consent d. with just student consent 2. A scandal in which of the following corporations pushed the Congress to pass the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002? a. British Petroleum b. Goldman Sachs c. Enron Corporation d. Lehman Brothers 3. Which of the following
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whereas still treated with great interest they are becoming all kind of common. The specific area of auditors ’ liability to third parties is an extremely complex area. As there is no contractual claim for recovery of losses‚ third parties take action in tort. Some time ago it was believed that recovery of losses from auditors for negligence was not possible‚ because there was no contractual relationship between the parties. But some time later Auditors in Australia were subject to a much higher level of
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Unit 3 Assignment: Case Briefs Jody A. Gibson PA 201-02 Introduction to Legal Research Professor Cynthia Middleton June 18‚ 2013 Patterson v. University Park Associates 860 N.E 2d 928 (Table) Ind. App.‚ 2007 January 24‚ 2007 FACTS: On June 13th 2003‚ Patterson was walking through the common area of the University Park Mall ( the Mall) when she slipped and fell on a liquefied cheese substance‚ “which was like cheese whiz”. Due to the high volume of traffic‚ Patterson did not
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ISSUE: Are the park homes at Bumpinyallup Caravan Park classified as Fixtures or Fittings? RULES: Fixtures are referred to by statue law as real property which is regulated by State and Territory Legislation. “Fixtures are something that has been or is or intended to be permanently attached to land to enhance the land in some way.” Nikolas James‚ Business Law‚ 2012 (1st) Edition (p. 444). Fittings are objects attached to land or buildings that are not Fixtures. The Case Law relevant to fixtures
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Mr. Daniel Boone purchased a vehicle from Zoom Car Company with a compass on the dashboard for easy navigation. Unfortunately‚ the compass was faulty and led Mr. Boone to a high crime area where he was dragged from his car and severely beaten. Who should be responsible for Mr. Boone’s medical bills? Did Zoom Car Company know the equipment was faulty and kept the information from the purchaser? Did Corrigan Rulers Compasses and Slide Rules‚ Inc. know there was an issue with the product? If so
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BURDEN OF PROOF CASES R v. Oakes (SCC 1986) * Narcotics Control Act s. 8 puts persuasive burden on A by saying A ‘shall’ (as opposed to ‘may’‚ so judge has no discretion) be convicted of intent to traffic if he doesn’t ‘establish’ that he didn’t intend to traffic * Therefore R has a lesser burden of proof‚ just needs to prove that A was in possession‚ and R could get charge for possession AND trafficking * this puts defence in position where they’ll have to put A on the stand‚
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1. Relationship between agent and principal The relationship between agent and principal is a contractual one‚ where the agent is able to make binding contracts between his principal and a third party (without the agent himself becoming a party) An agent’s obligations are‚ among others:- a) To carry out the principal’s lawful instructions‚ b) To act in good faith and for principal’s benefit c) To act in agent’s personal capacity (no delegation) d) To act with reasonable care and
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* IPAAC * Issues e.g. whether there was a breach of duty * Principles e.g. Breach if burden of harm was not great * Authorities e.g. Woods v Multi sport holdings ltd * Applications e.g. The burden of using helmets was significant * Conclusion e.g. there is no breach Law of Contract Terms of the contract * Express terms * Terms stated and agreed to by parties * In simple cases‚ terms stated in offer * Eg‚ $ reward for cat
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154 Amonoy vs. Gutierrez G.R. No. 140420‚ February 15‚ 2001 FACTS This case had its roots in Special Proceedings No. 3103 of Branch I of the CFI of Pasig‚ Rizal‚ for the settlement of the estate of the deceased Julio Cantolos‚ involving six (6) parcels of land situated in Tanay Rizal. Amonoy was the counsel of therein Francisca Catolos‚ Agnes Catolos‚ Asuncion Pasamba and Alfonso Formida. On 12 January 1965‚ the Project of Partition submitted was approved and xxx two (2) of the said lots were adjudicated
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