CY- PRES The Students will be able to * Restate the concept of Cy-près * Apply the doctrine of Cy-près * Solve and relate the doctrine of Cy-près to the present circumstances MEANING * derived from Norman-French term :‘ici-pres’ which means ‘near this’ * ‘aussi pres’ : as near as possible * The courts are willing for the funds to be applied to other objects which are as near as possible to the settlor’s intention. The Law * In England there is an express provision on Cy-près
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“We won’t talk of Big Joe or Mother or Moll‚" Charlie says‚ "because I’ll cry if I do‚ and I promised myself I wouldn’t." He leans forward suddenly in great earnest‚ clutching my hand. "Talking of promises‚ that promise you made me back in the dugout‚ Tommo. You won’t forget it‚ will you? You will look after them?" "I promise‚" I tell him‚ and I’ve never meant anything so much in all my life. "You’ve still got the watch then‚" he says‚ pulling back my sleeve. "Keep it ticking for me‚ and then
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“The Venice of the North” by Ken Cooper “The Egg” is full of promise and tourists; I stroll the familiar cobble stones‚ in awe once more Transported back in time‚ by the jewel of Flanders‚ Bruges‚ the World Heritage city of delight None so fair‚ and few so clean‚ Oh “Belgium Queen;” what more treasures do you have in store Medieval Gates? The mead of monks? Rides on the Dijver or the view from the towers height Napoleon did not despoil you‚ The Keizer chose to keep you chaste and even Hitler
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self-serving counterparts. In the Canterbury Tales there’s no better example of valor than the Knight. A man renowned for his valor during battle and noble graces. These traits were noted by the great Chaucer‚ "He’d seen some service with the cavalry In Flanders and Artois and Picardy And had done valiantly in little space" (Lines: 86-88) and
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The Australian experience cannot be simplified to only a few stereotypes. The country offers so much diversity and so many experiences from all different people. The Australian experience presents many journeys and so many different stories including ‘William Street’ by Kenneth Slessor where he describes the different landscapes and objects you can find in Australia‚ Kath Walkers poem ‘We are Going’ where the passion and pride for the country is shown by fighting for the Aboriginals right. Lastly
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One definition of hyper arousal is having a difficult time falling or staying asleep. We can infer that Lady Macbeth is having difficulty sleeping when the gentlewoman is speaking to the doctor: “I have seen her rise from her bed‚ throw on her nightgown . . . yet all this while in a most fast sleep.” (Act V Scene 1) While sleepwalking Lady Macbeth not only re-experiences Duncan’s death “Yet who would have thought
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“I wonder if you know how much you have changed “. In what way does Anna change in the ‘Year of Wonders’? It is evident throughout the novel ‘Year of Wonders’ that Geraldine Brooks makes the point that some characters have difficulties with societal pressures. Through the use of her protagonist Anna Frith‚ Brooks was able to show us that it was possible to break through societal pressures when the individual was ready and eager to change. Difficulties including hierarchal status‚ religious morals
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a hangman’s speech. . . ." "Now‚ as for the Jew money from New York‚ let me say this: That when the hour of our country’s need came there was no question of Jew or gentile‚ of black or white-- all‚ all together braved the smoke and flame of Flanders Fields." "Now‚ I’m not getting any fee in this case and I’m not getting a penny of expenses for myself and my wife‚ who was here with me. "Mobs mean nothing to me. Let them hang me: I don’t care. Life is only an incident in the Creator’s
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Paper 1 Abstract: • statistically significant shifts toward the extremes of the scales • (a) that group judgments are less extreme than individual judgments‚ and • (b) that the "risky shift" phenomenon is a content-bound exception to the averaging tendency of the group. • suggests that a normative commitment may be the underlying variable responsible for polarization effects. Paper 1 Introduction: • individuals in a social situation avoid expressing extreme opinions or judgments‚ •
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The Tragedy of Macbeth Act V Scene 1 – The royal castle at Dunsinane 1. A doctor and a waiting gentlewoman witness the sleepwalking of Lady Macbeth‚ who has become afraid of the dark and carries a light with her wherever she goes. She begins to talk in her sleep‚ frantically wringing her hands together as she laments that they will never again be clean; she then unwittingly implicates herself and her husband in the murders of Duncan‚ Banquo‚ and Lady Macduff. Scene 2 – The country outside
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