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    attaining the majority or knowledge of admission to the benefits of partnership firm. When the minor fails to give such notice within a period of six months‚ automatically he becomes a partner at the end of six months. The minors are having some liabilities after becoming a partner on attaining majority and he becomes personally liable for all the acts of the firm done since the date of his admission. Moreover‚ he can impliedly ratify the acts of the firm done during his minority. When it comes to

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    I’ve handled thousands of lawsuits in like 30 for your practice in Albuquerque and one of my favorite cases of food appliance was Starlily back a 79-year-old woman who adjustability of Tucson to be near her family and she and her grandson purchased a couple coffee at McDonald’s here in Albuquerque one morning and they pulled over in the parking lot so that she could and stopped so that she could take the lid off of the coffee and put some creamer in it unfortunately it’s spelled in her lap she was

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    Occupiers Liability for Dangerous Premises Occupiers’ liability is a field of tort law‚ codified in statute‚ which concerns the duty of care that those who occupy (through ownership or lease) real property owe to people who visit or trespass. It deals with liability that may arise from accidents caused by the defective or dangerous condition of the premises. By the expression “Premises” in the context of this topic is meant‚ not only‚ land and buildings but also vehicles‚ railway carriages‚ scaffolding

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    Litigation and Alternatives America has come a long way since the American colonies settled from where humanity was to where humanity is now. We did not have the law system that we have now and issues were unresolved that turned into chaos. From law courts‚ chancery courts‚ to merchant courts‚ there are several categories of courts. Those that we separate are Federal and State Courts. Federal Courts take over foreign and interstate commerce that entail of U.S. District Courts‚ U.S. Court of Appeals

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    Cigarette Litigation In August 1970 a leading tobacco defense attorney‚ David R. Hardy‚ wrote a confidential letter warning that indiscreet comments by industry scientists‚ including references to biologically active components of cigarette smoke and the search for a safer cigarette‚ constitute a real threat to the continued success in the defense of smoking and health litigation. The actual knowledge on the part of the defendant that smoking is generally dangerous to health‚ that certain ingredients

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    Civil Litigation By Mary Kessler August 13‚ 2014 Everest University Professor Wolusky 1.) Prepare an outline of the issues in handling a case with so many plaintiffs and potential witnesses. Ethical issues of conflict of interest can become a concern as many new clients come into the firm Organization could be an issue with so many clients Keeping track of all of the clients and witnesses appointments and/or meetings Making sure that the correct information and witnesses are

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    Civil Litigation Past Paper June 2010 Question 1 - John Atree director of Great Furniture Direct Ltd (GFD) (a) Mr Atree advises you that GFD has been experiencing a sharp increase in the number of invoices that are not paid on time or at all. He would like your advice about how GFD can recover some of these debts using the staff in their Accounts Department. In particular he would like to know: (i) How does the size of the debt influence the court procedure after issue? (ii) What must be

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    Civil Litigation vs. Criminal Litigation If somebody commits a crime or does wrong doing to another what category does it fit under? Is it civil case or a criminal case? Although there are many similarities between civil litigation procedures and criminal litigation procedures‚ several differences exist among them. The first difference among the two procedures is what even defines them. A civil case involves a wrong doing between two private parties in which the victim is suing for damages or

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    cases to be dealt with at reasonable speeds and many other things which will be brought to light below. On the 26th of July 1996 Lord Woolf published his Access to Justice Report and in 1999 his reforms came into action. Although ADR rather than litigation has posed a number of problems for the Civil Justice System‚ these matters have been largely resolved by Lord Woolf’s Reforms. The main objectives of the civil justice process come in the form of being just‚ accessible‚ efficient‚ timely and effective

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    not be necessary for shorter‚ less formal papers. Use at your discretion. Ouch! The Pain of Frivolous Lawsuits Frivolous lawsuits cost taxpayers over $100 billion each year. “A cost of $838 per U.S. citizen‚ meaning a family of four pays a “litigation tax” of $3352 for the U.S. civil justice system” (“Get the Facts”‚ n.d.). The most famous of all frivolous lawsuits was Liebeck v. McDonald’s. The 1994 case involved an 80 year old woman who spilled hot coffee on her lap at a McDonald’s drive thru

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