Agreement General obligations of the Employer General obligations of the Contractor General obligations of the Architect General obligations of the Quantity Surveyor Contract documents Contract bills and contract price Contractor’s site agent and other staff Clerk of Works Liability against injury to person and property Insurance against injury to persons and property Insurance of the Works (Contractor’s liability) Insurance of the Works (Employer’s liability) Insurance of the Works (works of alteration
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Topic: The Employment Relationship and Contract question Dan operated a business providing statistical analysis in the financial services sector. Eve and Fred have both worked for Dan for three years. They were both described as self employed and both paid tax as self employed persons. Dan provided their entire specialist computer equipment and software. Eve was required to work solely on the projects Dan provided and she had to attend Dan’s premises everyday 9am until 5pm. Fred on the
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As our textbook explains fraud invalidates a contract. “The presence of fraud affects the authenticity of the innocent party’s consent to a contract. When an innocent party is fraudulently induced to enter into a contract‚ the contract usually can be avoided because she or he has not voluntarily consented to the terms. Normally‚ the innocent party can either cancel the contract and be restored to her or his original position or enforce the contract and seek damages for harms resulting from the fraud
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In the first-person narrative‚ "The Other side of the Hedge"‚ E.M. Forster depicts a man jogging through his neighbourhood. On the way home‚ he passes a hedge with a strange light shining out from behind it. He decides to explore the light and suddenly falls into a pool of water which he has not noticed. A man saves him and takes him to a land filled with peace and beauty. Eventually‚ the narrator realizes that he is actually dead. The man who is guiding him is his brother‚ and they are both together
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will agree that students would want to wear whatever they please. This agreement ends‚ however‚ with the question of how much restriction should be placed on clothing choices. While some are convinced that there should be a dress code‚ others are against the idea of requiring them. Dress codes should be required for students because they still allow students to express themselves (within limits)‚ and they allow for an appropriate learning environment. Some people may argue that dress codes are a
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ENT530 PRICIPLES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT (10%) SEMESTER MAC-JULY 2013 This assignment will address CO1‚ CO2 and CO3. TASK: Students are required to choose one topic on the current entrepreneurship issue in Malaysia. OBJECTIVE: * To identify the contemporary issues in entrepreneurship that involves in Malaysia. * To analyze and come out with recommendations for future improvement towards entrepreneurship in Malaysia. INSTRUCTIONS:
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the principal ’s legal position in respect of strangers to the relationship by the making of contracts or the [sale or purchase] of property." So‚ an agent is someone who represents another‚ called the principal‚ in dealings with third persons. Agency is therefore an exception to the general rule of contract law that only the parties to a contract are bound by it. Examples: a director for his company‚ a solicitor for his client Distinguish from other situations where one party acts on behalf
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An Acquired Brain Injury is sudden onset of brain damage that was sustained after birth. Acquired Brain Injury is not hereditary‚ cognetial or a genetic disorder. Acquired Brain Injury can result in physical‚ cognitive‚ behavioural and emotional changes‚ the symptoms can vary dependant on the extent and the locality of the trauma. These changes may not always be permenant dependant on the ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) but most often do cause substantial alterations in a persons character and physical
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NOTES FOR THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BUILDING AN INTRODUCTION TO CONTRACT LAW OR (GETTING IN AND OUT OF A CONTRACT) Thursday 14 June 2012 by Keith Blizzard‚ Partner‚ Shakespeares Legal LLP BSc(Hons) DipArb FRICS FCIOB FCIArb FFB MEWI Chartered Quantity Surveyor‚ Chartered Builder‚ Chartered Arbitrator‚ Panel Adjudicator‚ Accredited and Panel Mediator‚ Forensic Surveyor and Lecturer Somerset House Temple Street Birmingham B2 5DJ t 0121 237 3000 d 0121 631 5221 f 0121 237 3030 e keith
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HISTORIES AND IDEOLOGIES OF WELFARE Ideology is a system and ideas‚ especially one which forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy (oxford dictionary). Everybody has his/her own ideology‚ they are our own systems of believe that shape and structure the way we see the world‚ and make judgment about it‚ and each individual’s ideological perspectives is different and unique. Individual ideologies are both capital and prescriptive; we know what is wrong with
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