Assignment Questions - Coursework Example

Contract law. affiliation Question The fee charged for depositing a rubber check is almost the same as that for overdraft roughly 35 dollars. It is always unfair to customers because one pays for another person’s mistake. The steps involved in possession of a bad check are re-depositing the check, contact the customer and notify him/her about what has occurred, send the person a certified letter, hand over the bad check to the police agency, contact the collection agency for refund and then file a small claim in a law court (Peralta & Aquino, 2009).

Question 2. The instrument is negotiable because it is starting clearly the manner in which the payment is to be done, and it has the name of the person paying and that of the payee and it has got the sign of the person promising to pay the money. That is Richard Bell paying Lorry Motors (Singh, 2005). Question 3. This is the case that requires the application of the principles under agency. Conville is acting in the capacity of an agent of Hughesville Manufacturing Corp., and she needs to quote the name of the principal whenever she is dealing on principal’s behalf.

When she failed to include the name of the principal means that she is liable for any damages for her actions (Gregory & Reuschlein, 2001). Question 4. An agreement entered into by Mr. Zucchini and Henry involves the sale of goods law. The agreement bases on misrepresentation where the Garden Farm Equipment sold the tractor to Zucchini based on false information discovered by the profession i.e. the mechanic. The deal is, therefore, void and cannot be enforced in a law court, and if Henry goes to court, Zucchini will be declared not liable and, therefore, no payments for Henry and pay damages caused to Zucchini (McKendrick and Gullifer, 2000).

References.Singh, A. (2005). Negotiable instruments (4th Ed.). Lucknow: Eastern Book Co.Peralta, E. B., & Aquino, T. B. (2009). Handbook on summary and small claims procedure and bouncing checks law: with notes on ejectment and Katarungang Pambarangay law. Manila, Philippines: Rex Book Store.McKendrick, E., & Gullifer, L. (2000). Sale of goods. London: LLP Professional Pub.Gregory, W. A., & Reuschlein, H. G. (2001). The law of agency and partnership (3rd Ed.). St. Paul, Minn.: West Group.