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...? PROBLEM QUESTION: LAW BY DUE I have been advised to examine the issue of a home health care nurse who is employed through an agency, Nursebank, which pays her salary. Through the assignment she is assigned to Harrington Mental HealthTrust two days each week where she acts in the capacity of an employee of Harrington, receiving reviews and attending staff meetings. She would like to leave the employment of Nursebank and be employed four days a week through Harrington as a direct employee, receiving all of the benefits that Harrington employees receive, such as raises commensurate with performance, insurance benefits, and company opportunity for advancement. Jessica knows through other employees that a...
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...?PROBLEM QUESTION of Question One According to section 142 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 (CJA 2003) court of law must consider five rationales of passing a verdict which include: the chastisement of lawbreakers, the diminution of offense (inclusive of by preclusion), the restructuring and psychoanalysis of lawbreakers, the safety of the community and the creation of compensation by lawbreakers to individuals affected by their crimes (W100 Team, 2012; p. 55). In Jake’s case however, CJA 2003 does not give clarity over which of the five rationales are more vital than the other. Thus, it is up to the jurisdiction of the jury of judges or a bench magistrate or to use them effectively....
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...?Every citizen of a has certain duties towards that and in the interests of the society as a whole, the prescribes certain norms ofconduct that bind all members of the society (Kleyn & Viljoen 2002). Anyone who breaks these norms commits an offence or crime whereby it can be noted that this conduct threatens the whole community as a whole. It then becomes the duty of the state to punish such a person and the body of rules identifying offences and prescribing punishment is criminal law. Against this background, this essay seeks to critically analyse if there is any criminal liability in the case involving Ahmed and Blanche. The essay starts by defining criminal law as well as explaining the factors that constitute a crime... citizen of a has...
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... Tort Assignment – Mike Jigger A review of the facts in this matter revealed the claims available to Mike Jigger, his Uncle Lewis, Aunt Maria, and cousin Soraya. Negligence is the most obvious claim available to Mike Jigger and his Uncle Lewis based on the events that occurred the night of the festival. Aunt Maria and Soraya appear to have a claim under the Fatal Accidents Act and a possible negligence claim for psychiatric injury as secondary victims.1 In order to establish liability for negligence, the four elements of negligence must be present.2 The first element is that the defendant owed the claimant a duty of care.3 Duty of care is based on the principle that “we owe our neighbor a reasonable duty of care” argued by Lord... Tort...
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...?An Analysis of the Case of Kent Ambulance Service's Liability Overview The following is an analysis of the situation, and this memo is prepared for the ambulance company, Kent Ambulance, and its possible liability for damages regarding Sheila, who suffered brain damage because the ambulance did not arrive on time, and Maxine, who owns a shop that was burglarized because the police car that collided with the ambulance driven by Kent did not arrive on the scene in time. In brief, the driver of the police car, PC Swift, was driving recklessly. Ahmed, the driver of the ambulance, was not. Because of the collision, Sheila suffered brain damage that would not have occurred if the ambulance had arrived at the expected time. While... Analysis of the ...
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...Divorce Problem The article "The Solution to America's Divorce Problem" highlights the advantages of covenant marriages stating that it is better than ordinary marriaes. Covenant marriages are criticized that they hurt children and contradict social and legal scale, the article makes an attempt to prove that covenant marriage has its benefits in modern society. The authors state that the terms of marriages have been changed due to covenant ones, because the couple has to discuss their divorce terms before marriage and thus makes the divorce process easier.
Nevertheless, the covenant marriages are opposed by traditionalists, religious...
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...Contract Law Problem Joint and Several Liability Jack, an employee of Karen’s for five years, entered into a contract with the Karen’s bank to allow his flat to be used as security against the company’s overdraft. The business’s fortunes did not improve. The business failed and the bank is seeking possession of Jack’s flat’s to reclaim the £500,000 due to them from Karen’s company. The purpose of this report is to study the case and advise Jack regarding as to the possibility of him avoiding the consequences of the contract he had with the bank. Having researched the facts of the case presented we find that, subject to certain reservations, there are areas and actions taken before and within the original arrangement,...
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...Problem Question When a trust is created through a will, the terms of the trust must be sufficiently certain in three aspects (a) certainty of the intention to create a trust, which will be inferred from the conduct of the parties and the circumstances1 (b) certainty of the subject matter of the trust, so that it is possible to identify precisely which property is held on trust2 and (c) certainty about who the beneficiaries of the trust are.3
This must be applied to the provisions of Gretel’s will, to determine which of the specified allocations will constitute a valid trust which can be implemented. For instance, Gretel states that her friend Polly is to get her assortment of porcelain dolls, but...
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...mentioned in Regulation 13 (3) are satisfied, he may make representations to that effect to the charging authority who served the penalty charge notice on him.
Under Regulation 13 (3) these grounds are:
(a) That the recipient -
(i) Never was the registered keeper in relation to the vehicle in question;
(ii) had ceased to be the person liable before the date on which the vehicle was used or kept on a road in a charging area; or
(iii) became the person liable after that date;
(b) that the charge payable for the use or keeping of the vehicle on a road on the occasion in question was paid at the time and in the manner required by the charging scheme;
(c) that in the circumstances of the case no penalty...
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...of the of the of the Problem Question In order to advice Deirdre, regarding her rights against More Movies Ltd, the important issue to be addressed is; whether the More Movies Ltd can rely on an exclusion clause to evade liability. For making the company liable Deirdre has to establish that the former cannot rely on an exemption clause, under the provisions of the Sale of Goods and Supply of Services Act 1980.
She had entered into the contract without perusing the terms and conditions that were displayed on some other website. Two weeks after the installation, the equipment failed to function. On her complaint to the company, regarding her problem, the latter stated that they were not...
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