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...that in most instances, promoters would be acting on behalf of the company and since they have created the company, it is less likely that conflicts would arise over opinions regarding necessary contracts organized before incorporation (Lawyers and Jurists 2010). Bibliography Expedite 2007. Corporate and Business Law. [online], Available: http://www.theexpgroup.com/content/media/expand/debrief/178.pdf , [accessed: 3 May 2012]. Goulding S Company Law 2nd ed (Cavendish Publishing, 1999). Lawyers and Jurists 2012. A Promoter. [online], Available:...
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..., losses caused by negligence - unless to do so is 'reasonable' and defective or poor quality goods - unless to do so is 'reasonable' (Ibid.) Liability for negligence that causes other types of damage are subjected to a test for “reasonableness” (Alistaire 2009, Exclusion clauses and unfair contract terms Part 2). S.2(1) of the UCTA states that “A person cannot by reference to any contract term or to a notice given to persons generally or to particular persons exclude or restrict his liability for death or personal injury resulting from negligence.” Under s2(1) no one acting in the course of a business can exclude or restrict his liability in negligence for death or personal injury by means of a term in a contract or by...
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..., with respect to the handbag and watch, Adele may not be expected to estimate the loss beforehand that she could have suffered while shopping at Bambi Stores Ltd. Bambi Stores Ltd were acting in the line of business and they are expected to know what harm can be caused if any one of their fork-lifting trucks hits a customer. In Phillips Products v Hyland 1987 1 WLR 659, the plaintiff hired an excavator and a driver from the defendant. Due to the negligence of driver, damage was caused to the plaintiff’s building. The defendant argued that he could rely on an exemption clause that excluded his liability due to negligent acts of his driver. It was held that the exemption clause was not reasonable because the defendant was...
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...within the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, a special appeals court that falls within military jurisdiction and hears cases under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (10 USC 941, 942).
The other cases mentioned will be heard accordingly by other courts. First, with regard to the case involving a dispute between Colorado, Utah, and Arizona over water rights, the case involving a state law prohibiting the import of nuclear waste, a civil suit between a plaintiff from Tennessee and a defendant from Kentucky, and the case involving a state's criminal laws, civil code, or constitution, these cases will be heard by the US Federal Supreme Court. According to the United States...
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...Business Law Problems Angelina and her Stolen Jewellery I would advice Angelina as follows: An exclusion clause, to be valid, should have been included in the contract either at the time of forming the contract or prior to it1. In Olley, a notice had been displayed in a hotel room that could not have been observed at the time of booking the hotel room. Therefore, the court ruled that the exclusion clause, inherent in that notice could not have been incorporated into the contract2.
The Uxbridge Mill House Hotel management cannot rely on exclusion clauses for evading liability, in respect of Angelina’s stolen jewellery. A proper notice had not been displayed and the exclusion clause had not been included in the contractual terms... ...
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...are able to get speedy, economic and flexible ways to access justice. This is the reason it has developed so much in the past few decades and it is expected to grow further in the years to come.
1b) Business Law Case-Study
Introduction
There are many issues which arise in day to day matters of common men but they have specific legal repercussions. Routine acts of a normal person can give rise to contractual obligations, create rights and hold them responsible for those acts. In the following part of the assignment we will have a look at a case-study, identify the factual issues, pin-point the legal questions arising from those factual issues and then advice the concerned party about...
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...Case Scenario I Issue: Flavio & Marco were not happy when they realised that the construction work had not been completed and they maintain the viewthat Nuriya has not fulfilled her part of the deal. In other words, has Nuriya satisfied her part of the agreement made?
Rule: The relevant law is the Unfair Contract Terms Act (1977), which is entitled “Liability Arising in a Contract.” In this particular case, one of the contracting parties deal with the anothers written standard terms of business (s.3(1)). Notice the quote below with respect to liability:
“(2) As against that party, the other cannot by reference to any contract term—
(a) when himself in breach of contract, exclude or restrict any...
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...BUSINESS LAW Institute 1a) The options that need to be discussed in respect of the business being set up are of a sole trader, partnership or a company.
Sole trader means a person who manages his own business and is a self-employed person. The person can have employees but the running of the business is carried out by him. The sole trader tends to receive money from his clients and pays income tax as a self-employed person. Thus the main advantage of a sole trading business would be the control by the person on how to manage the business and to get the entire income and make payments and tax accordingly. The main...
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...Teacher There are too many ambigous and shady business practicess featured in the documentary Inside Job. One of the example of thisshady business practiceis the promotion of investment bankers of companies and financial instruments they know would fail and go bankrupt. This was this the case with dotcom companies which were vigorously promoted by investment banks and CDOs knowing that they were backed by poor quality loans such as subprime mortages that could never be repaid. These practice were a clear case of omission of not telling the real score about the companies and financial instruments they promote.
These acts were driven excessive profit motive or green. This was justified by utilitarian...
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...INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW: ESSAY – MISREPRESENTATION to insert his/her Catriona Hyde PBR1026M Lincoln Business School submission
Table of Contents
Table of Contents 2
Introduction 3
The basis misrepresentation 3
Fraudulent misrepresentation 4
The negligence of common law 5
Neglect misrepresentation under the statute 6
Innocent misrepresentation 7
The Mistakes in the law 8
Conclusion 9
Reference 10
Introduction
Consumers should be protected from unscrupulous traders who may want to take advantage of unknowing consumers and get them into contractual agreements that results in losses. The current...
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