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Thus the three main concepts of Promissory Estoppel are a clear and definite promise, substantial reliance on that promise and miscarriage of justice if promise is broken.... Although the word Promissory estoppels was never used in section 90 , it set forth the following elements of a valid claim – a promise being made , a reasonably reliance in the foreseeable future on the promise , a clear inducement of the reliance by the promise and the risk of gross miscarriage of justice if the promise is not enforced (Klass, 2010)....
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If a peril occurs that is not listed, there is no coverage.... If the policy uses a named peril form, there is no "new" peril in using the Internet since only the perils listed on the Causes 'f Loss form are covered.... he peril 'f theft creates a unique exposure for businesses on the Internet.... Since there is no theft coverage under the Basic and Broad Form Causes 'f Loss, the business owner should look for other forms to provide the theft peril coverage....
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The paper "Damages for Breach of Contract" discusses that damages for breach of contract typically serve to protect one of three interests of a claimant: (1) performance interest (also known as expectation interest); (2) reliance interest; or (3) restitution interest.... .... ... ... The primary goal of damages in most jurisdictions is to fulfill a claimant's performance interest by giving the claimant the substitute remedy of the 'benefit of the bargain' monetarily....
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pon stumbling with the article about a priest who has been allegedly accused to have been molesting children, it has come to my attention that there are certain things that must be delved into further to show the public about the gravity of the act, the circumstances of it and the recourse of action to make the criminal accountable.... This paper ''The Importance of Learning about Peoples Habits'' tells us that 'Getting to Know You: The Importance of Learning about People's Habits' from the culture section of The Economist has pointed out a condition where people are practically obsessed with what they are doing in their daily lives....
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The research centers on the analysis of two hotel-based articles.... The research includes analysis of the two articles.... Hotels must know implement the revenue management in order to bail out the declining hotel room volume brought about by the economic crisis.... The first article Revenue Management: The Impact on Business –to –Business Relationships (Brefni Noone, Sheryl Kimes, Leo Renaghan, 2003) shows there is a direct link between revenue management and business to business The article conducted a research into a company and its key accounts....
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Weber's own analysis of the fusion is basically dependent on some highly abstruse assumptions that border on practical value judgments (Werturteil) as well.... Oakes adopts a particularly different approach to incompatible value relevancies in his analysis of value judgments though he does not exclusively premise on ethical value judgmental processes involved in normative economics.... 1973, Capitalism and Modern Social Theory: An analysis of the Writings of
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This essay is a critical analysis of the debate about the real impact of sugar.... The following analysis contains clear and detailed analysis of the framing devices used in the three newspapers.... This paper ''The Debate about the Real Impact of Sugar'' tells that It is now widespread that excessive consumption of sugar or products with excessive sugar is harmful to the health of a person in the long run.... It is estimated that there are about 30% more persons who are overweight than those who are malnourished due to several reasons key among them the excessive consumption of sugar or products containing excess sugar....
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ritical analysis of Business Idea
... To avoid delivering unrealistic promises to clients, the proposed gym should be content with installing the appropriate gym equipment suitable for converting energy into electricity, but should avoid delivering the promise of clients channelling their excess energy conversions into the power grid or trading it for home power use.... he major strength in the business idea is that it will bring about the use of clean energy in the gym....
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Case Study