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    Professional Regulation and Criminal Liability of Nurses Christopher Ponciano September 27‚ 2010 Legal Issues in Health Care: Regulation and Compliance (HCS/430) University of Phoenix Professional Regulation and Criminal Liability of Nurses The health care field is a very complex workplace environment and the terminology like malpractice encompasses the negligence of health care professionals. In the past‚ there is a division that existed between physicians and nurses. Additionally

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    withdraws the offer. Sam opens an account with the bank because of the offer. He is‚ however‚ a little late applying for the loan and the offer is withdrawn before his application is processed. Sam sues the bank. In this case‚ the Bank advertises home loans at a low interest rate for its account holders. The general rule is an advertisement is an invitation to offer or negotiate‚ not a contract since no terms have been negotiated‚ and it is reliant on the consumer to make the offer (Mallor‚ Barnes

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    a simple contract‚ which is not required to be in writing. The elements of a simple contract are: Intention to create legal relations Offer and acceptance (an agreement) Consideration Capacity of the parties Certainty of terms Legality of object The main issue in this problem is whether there is an ’agreement’ - offer and acceptance However‚ on the first element of intention to create legal relations‚ it is clearly a business/commercial relationship between Tallula

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    Privity essay Privity of Contract is the relation that exists between contracting parties . Privity of contract applies mainly to HYPERLINK "http /www .wordiq .com /definition /Contract_of_sale " \o "Contract of sale " contracts of sale of goods or services and is restricted to the parties to a contract . Thus ‚ a third party is precluded from initiating legal action against the parties to the contract for entitlement in excess of its benefits as provided in the contract . Moreover ‚ a third party

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    History of Contract in India The Third Law commission of British India formed in 1861 under the stewardship of Chairman Sir John Romilly‚ with initial members as Sir Edward Ryan‚ R. Lowe‚ J.M. Macleod‚ Sir W. Erle (succeeded by Sir. W.M. James) and Justice Wills (succeeded by J. Henderson)‚ had presented the report on contract law for India as Draft Contract Law (1866). The Draft Law was enacted as The Act 9 of 1872 on 25th April 1872 and the Indian Contract Act‚ 1872 came into force with effect

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    Question 1 “An agreement without consideration is void”. Do you agree? Justify your response on the basis on what you have learnt about this rule and its exceptions. Use suitable illustrations to substantiate your answer. A legally binding contract needs consideration as it is an important element. So‚ a valid contract will not exist without consideration. By promise someone sacrifices or gives something and other people take something. This kind of giving or taking and sacrificing is called

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    September 10‚ 2010 Abstract We will discuss the common principle about the possession of medical records. I will also explain what the requirements are for the ROI (release of information). Also I will look at the request of amendments‚ revocation of authorization‚ and what the timely response mandates maybe (Colorado Tech. Online‚ 2010). Possession of Health Records The general idea of ownership of health records have changed. When it was the paper medical records it was the general

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    the board is satisfied that the parolee intentionally absconded the duty them his/her parole will be revoked. Failure to maintain a residence Failure of a parolee to maintain a given residence assigned to him/her by the authority may lead to the revocation of his/her parole. The board of pardons and parole must first determine the reason for the failure of the parolee to maintain a given residence and if they will be convinced that it was not a genuine reason then the parole or the parolee will be

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    Comlaw 201 Aropa Assignment. Question 1 Offer is an expression of willingness to enter into a legally binding contract on the terms proposed once the offer is accepted. This letter is an offer since the terms proposed are complete and it is communication to the offeree. The letter was definitely sent to Andrew by mistake since the company makes this offer only to their regular customers and to those who have signed long term supply contract. Andrew did not satisfy both these conditions. According

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    performing as agreed. An offer is when an offeror intends to make legal relations with an offeree on a specific set of terms. The offeror is the party who initiates the offer and the offeree is the party the offer is addressed to’. ‘An offer can also be made to the public at large which means an offer can be addressed to a group of people invitation to treat is a transaction which involves a preliminary stage. This is where one party invites another party to make an offer. This can be done visually

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