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    Legal Maxim

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    Legal Maxim 91: “A person is bound by his own admission” The meaning of this maxim is that a person who makes an admission is indicted pursuant to his acknowledgement and what he has acknowledge shall be claimed from him as long as the acknowledgement conforms to its conditions of validity. This statement can be simplified by saying that the person is responsible for what he say as long as it follows the condition of validity. The condition of validity is for the person making the admission and

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    Topic: Legal Marijuana Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience how United States can benefit from marijuana if it can be legalized Thesis: The legalization of marijuana would help get the economy going again. Despite great efforts by the federal government against marijuana i. INTRODUCTION A. Is marijuana as bad as society makes it out to be? Since the 1930’s marijuana has been illegal in the United States. That being said it’s somehow America’s number one cash crop. Users of the drug

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    Case Summary Union of India v. Raghubir Singh SCHOOL OF LAW CHRIST UNIVERSITY BANGALORE- 560028 2012-2013 NAME: VIVEK.K.R REGISTER NO: 1216044 CLASS: 1 BA LLB A Identification Name of the case: Union of India (UOI) and Anr. Vs. Raghubir Singh (Dead) by Lrs. Etc. Jurisdiction: Appeal From the Judgment and Order dated 06.12.1984 of the Delhi High Court in Regular First Appeal Nos. 113 and 114 of 1968. Level of the deciding Court: Supreme Court Date of decision: 16.05.1989 Equivalent

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    Corporations‚ companies‚ partnerships or persons subject to internal revenue taxes must comply with certain requirements perceived by the code‚ to wit: 1. Registration a. Accomplishment of Application for Registration FOR SELF-EMPLOYED AND MIXED INCOME INDIVIDUALS Tax Form BIR Form 1901- Application for Registration for Self-Employed and Mixed Income Individuals‚ Estates/Trusts Documentary Requirements For single proprietors‚ mixed income earners › Photocopy of Mayor’s Business Permit (or duly

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    Legal Prostitution

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    money with their ’resources’‚ which will prevent general public from living in ’an more enjoyable’ environment? <br> <br>This is obviously a conflict of interest. The right should be granted to the side with more social benefits. For example‚ if legal prostitution brings the social‚ says‚ $100 and at the same time causes $50 harms to general public‚ the right should be granted to prostitutes. <br> <br>One may argue that it is very difficult to determine which side brings larger social benefits

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    Analysis of the text “Anne Meets Her Class” by Miss Reed The text under review is entitled “Anne Meets Her Class” by Miss Reed. This abstract can obviously be referred to belle-lettres (fiction) style. Its genre may be defined as a school story (a fiction genre centering on school life). Thus‚ the story raises eternal issues of upbringing and deals with up-to-date problems of human relationships‚ namely‚ relations of pupils and teachers and teachers’ interactions‚ which are the theme of the story

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    Best Way to Prepare a Meal There are some people who prefer to cook and enjoy spending hours in the kitchen preparing a meal. Other people prefer eating out or only cooking when a special occasion arises. Regardless of what you prefer‚ preparing a meal can be simple and easy. With a little planning‚ the experience can be enjoyable‚ easy‚ and healthy and cost efficient. When preparing a meal there are common questions and doubts that may come up along the way. What should I prepare? How do

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    Introduction Today’s workplace demands that entry-level workers be able to operate independently‚ using problem-solving and decision-making skills. The need for worker collaboration and teamwork requires employees to be creative‚ flexible‚ and possess good interpersonal and managerial skills. The reference to interpersonal skills points to yet another reason for the changes in the employability skill needs of today’s workplace: the increasingly multicultural nature of the workforce. Corporations

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    action or event happens to occur substantially within the authorized time and space limits‚ at least in part‚ or by purpose to severe accountable the organization. (pg.83) The Athletic Director will possibly lose their job as well because they ignored reports by witnesses of abuse by the coach in previous practices and game situations both verbally and physically. The question will arise if the school did a background check on coach Beam to see if any situations such as this one had occurred in the past

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    More Than Meets the Eye- The Soul When you die‚ it’s lights out. Or is it? With atheism on the rise- roughly doubling every seven years (Pew Research Center)- the belief in humans possessing a soul is dwindling‚ as the majority of atheists believe souls are simply anti-intellectual creations supplementing what we now know as the mind (Debate.org). However‚ there is substantial evidence based on classical views that prove humans do‚ in fact‚ have souls.

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