Business Law

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Negligence Introduction to Negligence The tort of negligence forms accountability for injury that was conceivable and could have been vetoed. In this case, Anna would have taken an action under negligence claiming compensatory damages for the individual harm agonized as an outcome of Trevor’s negligence. Anna who is a plaintiff has the burden of proof and would require to corroborate that the defendant Trevor. Trevor allocated he…

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• Subject Code : MP123
• University : Wentworth Institute of Technology My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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Business Law - Question 1 Explain the property law doctrine of adverse possession and how it operates in New South Wales. The doctrine of adverse possession is enforced in Common Law nations whereby the legal rights of a land are shifted onto an individual who in essence is not the legal heir of the piece of land. It is important to note that the rights to any piece of land fundamentally come under the purview of constitutional law. In…

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• Subject Code : MLC707
• University : Deakin University My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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Business Law - Question 1 Ava meets Titus at a party. Titus is an accountant and financial adviser. Ava tells Titus that she plans to expand her florist business. Titus knows nothing about Ava’s business, but as he was slightly drunk, he tells Ava that her florist business is in a sound position to expand. Relying on that statement, Ava borrows $50,000 from Credit Plus, a small credit union. Unfortunately, things do not go as planned, as…

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• Subject Code : BLAW2006
• University : Curtin College My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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Company Law for Business - Question 1 Identify In the current case, the s 180 and s 181of Corporations Act 2001 will be applicable. There are four main duties of a director indicated by the Corporations Act 2001 including s 180, s 181, s 182 and s 183 specifies the duty of a director. Law principles There are two sections identified to be relevant to the case study. As per the s 180, a director must be following the duty to act with t…

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• Subject Code : BUMAN103A
• University : Tafe NSW My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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Case Study: J & D Fine Arts Pty Ltd Ans A. i) The first term of the contract proposes to the fact that the parties will agree regarding the essence of time which must be considered under all the aspects of the construction activities and payments during work. It is important to know that in any contract certain terms are either implied by nature or expressed by law. The first clause can be a term of condition as well as warranty which i…

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• Subject Code : BLAW-1002
• University : Curtin College My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia: Rogue One A1. Various laws are pertinent to the case of Commonwealth Bank of Australia: Rogue One. Corporations Act 2001, The Australian Securities and Investment Commission Act 2001 and The Trade Practice Act 1974 (Cth) are some of the pertinent law areas that govern the issues of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia: Rogue One (Puckett, 2015). The Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) is governed under the Commonwealth…

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• Subject Code : BLW17
• University : Univeristy of South Australia My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
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The Partnership Act, 1891 Issue: Who is liable to pay the debt for the furniture? Law: Section 5(2), section 9 (1) and 6 (1) of Partnership Act of 1891, is being applicable to the present case.  Application: All the general partners will equally be liable for all partners in the firm. However in the present case, there was an expressed authority granted verbally between Ben and Adam in Best Restaurant Buys, where a maximum dollar li…

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• Subject Code : LAW6000
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Business and Corporate Laws Question 1 Part A: Issue: Whether Tina is legally bound to buy Jeff’s business as a result of signing the heads of the agreement. Rule: The existence of an agreement is analyzed through the rules of offer and acceptance. As the offer was communicated to the buyer and she accepted it before it is withdrawn, she can be made liable. Application: As there is a right on part of the buyer to make th…

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• Subject Code : LAW6000
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Assessment 2 Case study analysis Question 1 Issue: in the present question, the issue arises if Tina can be considered as being bound by the head of agreement that has been created with Jeff. Rule: for the purpose of deciding the issue mentioned above, it needs to be considered if the heads of agreement created between the parties can be treated as being enforceable by the law. Some of the other names for the heads of agreement includes …