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Legislation for Inequality and Discrimination in Employment Law Term Paper
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Laws alone do not support the effort to ameliorate the problem of employment discrimination or remove the blatant abuse but proper and positive training would likely reduce this symptom. Diversity training has proven ineffective because the trainers tend to dwell on differences rather than solving the problem of discrimination.
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The Doctrine of Stare Decisis Law Term Paper
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In criminal law R v Shivpuri (1987) was the first example of the usage of the statement. This case overruled the precedent set by Anderton v Ryan. (1985). Although the House of Lords has acquired the power to overrule precedents cases such as C v DPP (1995) seem to suggest that the judges would often prefer it if this were not the case.
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The Darry Walker Case Law Case Study
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The Darryn Walker Case which has now been ongoing for over a year set a new benchmark in internet crime. Fantasy crimes which come under the Obscenity Act are very rare, according to Media lawyer Mark Stephens said: 'I think it is certainly the first fantasy case because nobody has been able to come up with fantasy so bad before’.
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Law of Contract Law Assignment
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 The law of contract stipulates three fundamental requirements to establish a legally enforceable contract; namely offer, acceptance, and consideration. “English law having committed itself to a rather technical….. doctrine of contract, in the application takes a practical approach…… into the marked slots of offer, acceptance, and consideration”.    
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The War on Drugs Law Case Study
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Rather than providing the USA and other countries with the elimination of undesirable drugs as was anticipated, the war on drugs has instead served to heighten violence, contribute to the development of organized crime, fill the prison system past capacity, consume large amounts of capital and has still had very little effect on the availability.
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History of Juveniles' Constitutional Rights Law Report
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The juvenile justice system, which was created to protect minors' constitutional rights, is considered one of the essential branches of the country's justice system. Under the juvenile justice system, children cannot be tried and punished as adults because children do not have the kind of mature judgment that is usually attributed to more mature people. Since children lack proper judgment, they should be treated differently from adults.
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Commercial Law: Micro-Maker and Lacey Law Assignment
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 Lacey does not pay for the demonstration models at this stage. Customers of Lacey who select Micro-Maker microwaves are given an approximate delivery date. Lacey then puts in an order to Micro-Maker together with a 10 percent deposit on the value of the goods ordered and Micro-Maker sends microwaves to the relevant store via an independent carrier.
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Cases of Property Law Law Research Paper
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In the judgment Lord Neuberger first considers whether the presumption of beneficial interest following legal interests set out in Stack v Dowden applies in this case, as argued by counsel of the appellant. He concluded that it would not be right to apply Stack to this case as the property had been found that the presumption had been rebutted on the facts.
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Capital Punishment vs Juveniles Law Term Paper
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It is a fact that every government has been giving significant importance to youth crime, in order to eliminate anti-social agents from the society from its roots; however, none has been able to achieve such objective due to a number of factors, such as unemployment, poverty. The youth prison population has increased dramatically that has resulted in extreme criticism.
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Law of Tort - Lionels Negligence Law Case Study
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The issue that is involved in this case is Lionel’s negligence in pulling out of a side road without paying attention to the traffic on the main road. Negligence has been defined as “the omission to do something which a reasonable man, guided upon those considerations which ordinarily regulate the conduct of human affairs would do, or doing something which a prudent and reasonable man would not do.”
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The Reporting of Risk in Real Estate Appraisal Property Law Assignment
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The author states that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Act of 1934 had set limits on trading by Corporate Officers, directors and substantial owners from using insider information to make profits. Some looked at the problem from the point of lack of clarity on who is supposed to do what and at what time.
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The Exercise of Judicial Discretion Law Essay
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The author states that over the years several attempts have been made at defining when a duty of care is owed to another. In trying to determine whether a duty of care was owed the courts tried to categorize the cases by their specific facts and similarities. Lord Atkin decided that this system was haphazard and fraught with problems.
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Constitutional Law of the European Union Law Term Paper
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Unlike the legislation of other systems, the EU enforces an environmental law system that the Member States must strictly follow. Regulations in the EU system constitute the most powerful instruments for enacting laws. This is due to their mandatory nature and direct applicability, without any modification or deviation being permitted.
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Paternalistic Gender in the System of Juvenile Justice Law Term Paper
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The sex bias in the system of juvenile justice has been an issue of vehement debates and extensive research.  In the broad circle of researchers and reformers, there is an opinion that females are more frequently referred for status offenses and often receive harsher treatment than male offenders for more serious crimes.
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Desert and Entitlement Law Assignment
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The author contends that possessions that people are entitled to cannot be seized merely to provide equality of opportunity to others on the grounds that they are not deserved. So long as the holdings have been obtained in a manner that does not specifically violate another person’s rights, the entitlements would be deserved.
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How World War II Shaped the Definition of Human Rights Law Coursework
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The crimes committed during the war opened the eyes of people and made them realize that life is fragile and that there is a need to promote the universal rights of people in order for them to fulfill their humanity. Our only regret here is that the appreciation of the universal rights of human beings came at a great cost and loss of millions of lives.
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The Land Registration Act 2002: Protection of Landowners From Unfair Adverse Possession Claims Law Dissertation
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The Land Registration Act 2002 has made it more difficult for squatters to acquire title to the property by virtue of adverse possession. Previously, squatters could automatically obtain a valid claim to property after 12 years of continuous and undisturbed occupation. The LRA 2002 modified this approach to squatters’ rights.
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Australian Law of Investments Law Report
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The main issues for the Greens is the quality of advice rendered by Ubeaut and non-disclosure of a conflict of interest.  The quality of the advice given is questionable since Ubeaut via its agent advised the Greens that investments in debenture stock were very secure during difficult economic times. 
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Occupational Health and Safety Law Assignment
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Each of these concepts placed some form of liability or blame on the employee for any harm arising out of workplace incidents. The presumption was therefore that the employee shared some responsibility to safeguarding this or her safety in the workplace. This is evidence by the three common law doctrines.
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Impact the Human Rights Act 1988 Has Had in Relation to the UK Constitution Law Coursework
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Whilst the UK courts are likely to take a position “somewhere in between,” in order to preserve Parliamentary intention, the current position clearly highlights the fundamental role of the HRA in the evolution of national law towards EC supremacy, which has now become a reality as opposed to mere rhetoric.
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Explaining White-Collar Crime through Sykes and Matzas Neutralization Techniques and Mertons Anomie Law Report
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Merton is able to explain the occurrence of crimes as having to deal with individuals’ more important regard for the pursued rewards (goals) rather than the means to achieve them. Often enough, the means are not legal and legitimate but since the individual does not find such important, white-collar crime is easily committed.   
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The Limits of Presidential Powers in the United States Under the Constitution Law Essay
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The US government basically operates under a Presidential system, where the President is the head of the state. Among the nations of the world, the US was the first to adopt this kind of government system. Borne of the US’s status as the superpower nation, the US President is subsequently regarded as the most powerful person in the world.
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When is Sexual Orientation Discrimination Lawful Law Essay
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The primary author of discussion in this paper clearly illustrates her viewpoint of the business case for diversity is an outdated business philosophy when stating that the diversity brand is “vague, tired and devalued”. The author suggests this as it is perceived that the long-term contribution to assisting women has been minimal at best.
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The Doctrine of Equity Law Coursework
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Constructive trusts have become prevalent in the area of contractual licenses. Without the use of the doctrine of equity protection for a third party would be non-existent due to the rules of privity of contract. Through equity third parties have been able to prevent licensors from breaking contractual licenses.
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International Policy Law Coursework
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Thоugh nеаrly thirty nаtiоnѕ pаrticipаtеd, thе rеprеѕеntаtivеѕ оf Grеаt Britаin, Frаncе, thе Unitеd Ѕtаtеѕ, аnd Itаly bеcаmе knоwn аѕ thе “Big Fоur.” Thе “Big Fоur” wоuld dоminаtе thе prоcееdingѕ thаt lеd tо thе fоrmulаtiоn оf thе Trеаty оf Vеrѕаillеѕ, а trеаty thаt аrticulаtеd thе cоmprоmiѕеѕ rеаchеd аt thе cоnfеrеncе.
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Business Law Environment Law Assignment
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The law distinguishes between an offer and an invitation to treat, which is not an offer but an indication of willingness to negotiate a contract. For example, in the case of Gibson v Manchester City Council, the words “may be prepared to sell” constituted an invitation to treat and not a distinct offer.
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Law of Tort Assignment Law Case Study
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The first hurdle for Rahim is to establish that Jenny owed him a duty of care. The test for whether or not there is a legal duty of care was established in the case of Donoghue v Stevenson ([1932] AC 562). 
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Negligence in Law Law Assignment
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The House of Lords in ‘Donoghue v. Stevenson(1932) A.C. 562), threats negligence, where there is a duty to take care, as specific tort in itself, and not simply as an element is some more
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Analysis of Law of Negligence Cases Law Case Study
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In McGrath v Trintech, the plaintiff claimed damages for injuries caused to his person, as a result of occupational stress. However, the court turned down his petition stating that the Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Act only covers psychiatric health and psychological injuries (McGrath v. Trintech, 2004). 
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Breach of Constitutional Convention and Its Consequences Law Coursework
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Though the U.K does not have a written constitution it includes both legal and non-legal constituents. The most significant class of non-legal constitutional rules is the constitutional conventions that prevail in the U.K.
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The Law of Omissions Law Case Study
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Public safety is at risk in the road traffic offense of omission and if drunk drivers were under no obligation to participate in breath tests, the streets would become unbearably dangerous. This is particularly important in a society where the incidents of motor activity have advanced to mammoth proportions.
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To What Extent Has the UK Ceded Sovereignty to the EU as a result of the European Communities Act Law Essay
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With the evolution and formation of countries, the political setups also evolved, with countries governed by different political setups including democracy, Theocracy, Despotism, etc. This evolution and establishment of many countries with different political setups have necessitated the formation of an overseeing or conglomerate organization.  
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The UK Mortgage Law Law Assignment
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In the case of National & Provincial Building Society v Lloyd, the court emphasized that the mortgagor can only be given a longer period for repayment of arrears if he or she is able to come up with real proof that the repayment can really be made within the time to be granted and was not merely expressing out loud some hope.
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Tortious Liability Law Assignment
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Another important issue that is raised is the question of exclusions from the policy. Great Benefit Life Insurance denied Donny Black’s claim because (a) he is too old to receive coverage (b) his leukemia is the result of a pre-existing condition and (c) bone marrow transplants are excluded from his policy.
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International Law Law Coursework
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This discussion talks that former American President Bush is hereby deemed to be morally as well as legally responsible for the deaths of innocent men, women, and children, in a country that was not officially at war with the United States at the time of these deaths, namely Syria. These attacks resulted in the deaths of eight innocent people.
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Immunity of Senior State Officials Law Essay
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It should be clear from the previous discussion that heads of states and senior state officials get respect and immunities because they must act in the highest moral tradition. A nation or peoples who accept morally disgraceful persons as their senior state officials can only blame themselves and are responsible for their downfall.
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Brief Facts about Business Law Environment Law Assignment
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This case concerns and reviews the requirements of offer and acceptance in the formation and culmination of a contract.  According to this case when a certain shopkeeper displays goods in the shop window, it doesn’t necessarily mean that he is making an offer at large to the customers, instead, it may be taken as a just invitation to treat by the seller. 
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Rome I Regulation (Regulation 593/2008) and Party Autonomy Law Research Paper
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EC Regulation No 593/2008 on the law applicable to contractual obligations will come into force on December 17, 2009, and will apply to all contracts completed following that date. The primary purpose of EC Regulation No 593 (Rome I Regulation) is to harmonize the choice of law rules among member states within the EC.
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Common Law: The Law of Contract and Unilateral Contract Law Assignment
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Social agreements are the agreements that are just promises between two or more persons or parties but do not enjoy the status of the contract. For example, one person invites another at his office to have dinner with him, but if he fails to host dinner, no legal remedy can be demanded, as it is a social agreement in nature.
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A Restorative Justice Approach to White Collar Crime Law Research Proposal
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The position taken in this paper is adapted from a theory of restorative justice as put forth by Braithwaite. Braithwaite’s theory of restorative justice encapsulates the concept that restorative justice is predicated on the philosophy that interventions between victims and offenders promote healing and ultimately prevent recidivism.
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Taxation of International Companies Law Assignment
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These taxation measures have especially been inspired by the example of the United States. In addition, the same rules also defer or exempt the active income of businesses. There has been a loss in force with regard to a distinction between those nations with a global tax jurisdiction, and those whose taxation system is territory-oriented.
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A Legal Offer or an Invitation Law Assignment
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Complications can arise with offers as was demonstrated in the case of Harvey v. Facey [1893]. In this case, the court had to determine whether the inquiry by telegram as to whether the respondent would accept a certain price for the item constituted an offer. The court held in this case that a price quotation did not amount to an offer and should be regarded as an invitation to treat.  
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Harmonisation of International Commercial Law Law Term Paper
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Soft law, being nonbinding, can be easily modified, hard law must go through a long drawn-out process to achieve the same goal. Secondly, soft law takes into account the social content in different countries and allows for the development of a consensus or acceptance in each country before the laws gradually become binding in their force.
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Is the Right to Bear Arms Wrong Law Case Study
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Constitution states, “A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a Free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed” (“The Constitution”, 2006).  This, they argue, as were all of the first ten amendments to the Constitution, was added by the Founding Fathers so as to provide a more clear definition of the specific rights guaranteed to Americans. 
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Self-Defence against Non-State Actors Law Assignment
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The author states that post-holocaust, the international community gravitated towards a human rights culture with the emphasis on outlawing scope for genocide, torture and human rights abuses. The preamble of the United Nations Charter highlighted the purpose of the UN as “saving succeeding generations from the scourge of war”.
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Broadbent Plastics, Plc and Auditor Cap Agreements Law Assignment
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It may be noted that revealing details of any agreement limiting auditor liability is also mandated under the Companies Act by the specific requirement for public disclosure, laid out under Section 538. The Company is required to disclose details of the agreement as the Secretary of State might require. 
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The Meaning of the Second Amendment Law Coursework
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The Bill of Rights remains the foundation of American laws that protect the freedom and rights of individuals. The founding fathers had desires to ensure that citizens would be protected from the excesses of the federal government. The Second Amendment was passed to protect the right of citizens to bear and maintain weapons. 
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Richard Ramirez: The Night Stalker Law Case Study
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Information regarding Ramirez’ family background was limited. It has been made obvious though was Ramirez’ aloofness with his father who he considered as punitive. From this, we can say that Ramirez did not have a significant role model of good behavior. What had been imprinted in his mind, rather was a seemingly consistent barrage of cruelty and coldness.
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Advice Sandeep and Rachel in Relation to the Loss of Their Coats Law Assignment
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Sandeep and Rachel are two law students. They are really excited to be attending the Law Ball which is to be held at the Radisson Hotel, Leeds. When they arrive at the hotel Sandeep and Rachel want to leave their coats in the cloakroom.  It costs 50 pence to leave the coats and in return, they receive a ticket on which is printed a number identifying the coats, the price paid and the words “see over”. 
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Concurrent Liability on the Credit Card Company Law Case Study
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Section 56 of the Act pertains to antecedent negotiations, wherein a creditor will be made liable for representations that are made by a dealer or seller of goods and services. Section 75 of the Act imputes concurrent liability on a creditor when a supplier is guilty of misrepresentation or a breach of contract.
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