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to privacy) is 'in accordance with the law'.... This essay analyzes that breach of confidence is a civil wrong, concerning the unauthorized release of confidential information and is a type of tort.... In the UK there has been no specific right with reference to 'privacy' and this concept is evolving.... n the UK there has been no specific right with reference to 'privacy' and this concept is evolving.... The Court of appeal noted that the case 'highlighted, yet again, the failure of both the common law and of the statute to protect in an effective way the personal privacy....
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forms part of the contract between Doors' Software Limited and Hard Water Co, it will be necessary to evaluate the law relating to formation of contract and in particular the principles relating to the "battle of the forms" scenario in contractual negotiation.
... urthermore, the law distinguishes between an offer and an invitation to treat, which is not an offer but an indication of willingness to negotiate a contract6.... ith regard to the current scenario, the issue in c....
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Lord Cooke argued that the right to sue could either be confined to those having an interest in the land or to those who live there; it entirely depended on the policy of the law.... The objective principle or 'reasonable user principle' is the important basis of the tort.... By the case law, it has been seen that the courts have ignored sensitivity issues when there is a strong possibility of malice....
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The CSA's function is two fold, encompassing calculation of how much child maintenance is due (based on current legislation and rules) and collection and transferal of the payment from the non-resident parent to the person with care.... The paper "Child Support System" is purposed to give an information about The Child Support Agency that was created to assist children who are not receiving voluntary support and maintenance from one or both biological parents....
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In reviewing the tort of negligence and the alleged prevalence of the 'blame culture', it is important at the outset to consider the theoretical justification for fault-based liability in tort, which has arguably extended the concepts of duty of care, which in turn has fuelled a blame culture.... his concept of 'moral values' underpins the current fault-based liability for negligence in the framework of a system of 'corrective justice'.... To this end, Hassan El Menyawi propounds that such an evaluation is essential to a meaningful comparison of the arguments for and against a no-fault scheme in the tort of negligence: 'On a formalist account, a theory of justification stands for the idea that law is not merely a huge collection of separate and disparate norms, but a cohesive social arrangement, which is describable in the form of one or more several moral values....
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Accordingly, the description of the ZX5000 solar hot water system was clearly misrepresented and it is arguable that this misrepresentation causing damage gives Ki the right to repudiate the contract and sue for damages on grounds that the misrepresentation constituted a breach of condition3....
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Dealing first with the issue of misrepresentation and the possible actions available for such a claim, it is necessary to examine the law on misrepresentation.... Any possible claim that Helen might have with regard to the injury caused to her back should also be discussed.... When considering misrepresentation it is important to note the elements required under the Misrepresentation Act 1967 to substantiate such a claim.... This work describes consumer law and its rights in detail....
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Accordingly, the description of the bed was clearly misrepresented, and (in addition to false representation) it is arguable that this misrepresentation gives Doris the right to repudiate the contract and return the sideboard on grounds that the misrepresentation constituted a breach of condition.... However as asserted by section 14(2) of the SGA, the implied term provisions only apply to contracts where the 'seller sells goods in the course of a business,' and section 12(1) of the SGA provides that there is an 'implied term on the part of the seller that in the case of a sale he has a right to sell the goods, and in the case of an agreement to sell he will have such right at the time when the property is to pass', which is not in contention with regard to Doris' purchase from Baxter Beds....
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