2017 Pass Purchase Agreement
... RULES AND REGULATIONS: All Season Pass Holders and their guests agree to abide by the Resort's Rules and Regulations while on Bluff Point Golf Resort premises. These rules and regulations may change from time to time and such changes will be conspicuously posted. DAMAGES TO RESORT PROPERTY: Season P ...
... RULES AND REGULATIONS: All Season Pass Holders and their guests agree to abide by the Resort's Rules and Regulations while on Bluff Point Golf Resort premises. These rules and regulations may change from time to time and such changes will be conspicuously posted. DAMAGES TO RESORT PROPERTY: Season P ...
Taxonomy of Licenses
... also breach of contract. This causes open source distributors to concern themselves with “who owns the copyrights or patents,” rather than “who licensed this software.” (This topic is also discussed more fully in Chapter 12.) A third problem with bare licenses is that they may be revocable by the li ...
... also breach of contract. This causes open source distributors to concern themselves with “who owns the copyrights or patents,” rather than “who licensed this software.” (This topic is also discussed more fully in Chapter 12.) A third problem with bare licenses is that they may be revocable by the li ...
WEB NOTES - Pearson Higher Education
... Considerations partly of justice and partly of presumable intention are to tell us whether this or that promise shall be placed in one class or in another. The simple and the uniform will call for different remedies from the multifarious and the intricate. The margin of departure within the range of ...
... Considerations partly of justice and partly of presumable intention are to tell us whether this or that promise shall be placed in one class or in another. The simple and the uniform will call for different remedies from the multifarious and the intricate. The margin of departure within the range of ...
Whither bespoke procedure?
... avoid a COI. Subjects who selected out of COI were never in the position of conflict. • In life, COIs typically creep up on us – most of the time, we are conflicted at the decision-point. We can renounce the gains (indeed, law might compel it) but it’s harder to avoid the COI in the first instance. ...
... avoid a COI. Subjects who selected out of COI were never in the position of conflict. • In life, COIs typically creep up on us – most of the time, we are conflicted at the decision-point. We can renounce the gains (indeed, law might compel it) but it’s harder to avoid the COI in the first instance. ...
Final Report - NCSU Libraries
... by 5 out of the 6 participants. Part of this may be due to confusion about the actual meaning of some terms, as discussed above (i.e. What information would be found under the term Copyright Issues?). Another contributing factor might again be context or lack thereof (Who specifically would be reach ...
... by 5 out of the 6 participants. Part of this may be due to confusion about the actual meaning of some terms, as discussed above (i.e. What information would be found under the term Copyright Issues?). Another contributing factor might again be context or lack thereof (Who specifically would be reach ...
Choses in Action
... which would not otherwise be assignable: Devefi Pty Ltd v Mateffy Perl Nagy Pty Ltd (1993) 113 ALR 225 at 235 ("Devefi v Mateffy"); or, conversely, may expressly or impliedly prohibit assignment of rights otherwise prima facie assignable: Don King, above, at 319. "Such contractual provisions are leg ...
... which would not otherwise be assignable: Devefi Pty Ltd v Mateffy Perl Nagy Pty Ltd (1993) 113 ALR 225 at 235 ("Devefi v Mateffy"); or, conversely, may expressly or impliedly prohibit assignment of rights otherwise prima facie assignable: Don King, above, at 319. "Such contractual provisions are leg ...
COST-PLUS
... The addition of a maximum guaranteed cost provides a sharing of this risk by the parties, and the contractor must be able to determine from the plans and specifications if he can perform the work within the guaranteed maximum cost. Generally speaking, the contractor should expect the “upset price” t ...
... The addition of a maximum guaranteed cost provides a sharing of this risk by the parties, and the contractor must be able to determine from the plans and specifications if he can perform the work within the guaranteed maximum cost. Generally speaking, the contractor should expect the “upset price” t ...
Ch 1 Outline THE NATURE OF LAW - Law consists of enforceable
... to make it easier to study, but more than one of those areas of the law can affect individual business decisions. Whether an activity is ethical is an important part of deciding whether to engage in it, but simply complying with the law may not meet all ethical obligations. SOURCES OF AMERICAN LAW A ...
... to make it easier to study, but more than one of those areas of the law can affect individual business decisions. Whether an activity is ethical is an important part of deciding whether to engage in it, but simply complying with the law may not meet all ethical obligations. SOURCES OF AMERICAN LAW A ...
Methods and Implications of Incorporating the Contract Law Doctrine
... The doctrine of waiver is also present in both treaty and contract law. Article 45 of the Vienna Convention provides that parties to a treaty may no longer invoke a ground for invalidating a treaty if, after the event underlying the grounds for invalidation, the parties expressly agreed the treaty w ...
... The doctrine of waiver is also present in both treaty and contract law. Article 45 of the Vienna Convention provides that parties to a treaty may no longer invoke a ground for invalidating a treaty if, after the event underlying the grounds for invalidation, the parties expressly agreed the treaty w ...
Chapter 17: Management of Employee Conduct: Agency
... - Many companies have their employees sign contracts that include covenants not to compete or not to disclose information about their former employers should they leave their jobs. - The laws on noncompete agreements vary from state to state. - California’s stature prohibits employers from enforcing ...
... - Many companies have their employees sign contracts that include covenants not to compete or not to disclose information about their former employers should they leave their jobs. - The laws on noncompete agreements vary from state to state. - California’s stature prohibits employers from enforcing ...
Overview: Contracting and Procurement Regulation and Contracting
... from the FAA • Contains those provisions that are meant to be enforceable on both parties to the procurement • Mandates a formal bid dispute mechanism • Financial Protection for Subcontractors ...
... from the FAA • Contains those provisions that are meant to be enforceable on both parties to the procurement • Mandates a formal bid dispute mechanism • Financial Protection for Subcontractors ...
PDF format
... Hard Suits Inc (1994) 89 BCLR (2d) 356 (SC) the court attempted to clarify the effort required when a party uses his best efforts. Some of the principles can be summarised as: • Best efforts would impose a higher obligation than reasonable efforts. • Best efforts include doing everything known to be ...
... Hard Suits Inc (1994) 89 BCLR (2d) 356 (SC) the court attempted to clarify the effort required when a party uses his best efforts. Some of the principles can be summarised as: • Best efforts would impose a higher obligation than reasonable efforts. • Best efforts include doing everything known to be ...
RTF format
... Hard Suits Inc (1994) 89 BCLR (2d) 356 (SC) the court attempted to clarify the effort required when a party uses his best efforts. Some of the principles can be summarised as: • Best efforts would impose a higher obligation than reasonable efforts. • Best efforts include doing everything known to be ...
... Hard Suits Inc (1994) 89 BCLR (2d) 356 (SC) the court attempted to clarify the effort required when a party uses his best efforts. Some of the principles can be summarised as: • Best efforts would impose a higher obligation than reasonable efforts. • Best efforts include doing everything known to be ...
Grievance and Disciplinary Procedures
... lawyer to take such cases, and there is substantial uncertainly because different courts have reached different conclusions. Further, the plaintiff must try to obtain evidence from the opponents, and people seldom keep records of skullduggery. Lastly, the employee normally has fewer resources than t ...
... lawyer to take such cases, and there is substantial uncertainly because different courts have reached different conclusions. Further, the plaintiff must try to obtain evidence from the opponents, and people seldom keep records of skullduggery. Lastly, the employee normally has fewer resources than t ...
Scott - NYU School of Law
... negotiated the K, you should be held to it); majority concedes that the result is harsh, but still Dissent: purpose of parol evidence rule is to further intent of the parties; here - parties probably didn’t intend the release of all claims - lawyers’ mistake. Disagreement over a poorly-drafted rel ...
... negotiated the K, you should be held to it); majority concedes that the result is harsh, but still Dissent: purpose of parol evidence rule is to further intent of the parties; here - parties probably didn’t intend the release of all claims - lawyers’ mistake. Disagreement over a poorly-drafted rel ...
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT TERMINOLOGY ALLOWANCE
... TRIANGLE OF PARTIES - in a typical construction contract, there are three parties: owner, architect, and general contractor; the obligations and rights are divided between the three parties, in order to provide checks and balances throughout the process; general contractors typically write subcontra ...
... TRIANGLE OF PARTIES - in a typical construction contract, there are three parties: owner, architect, and general contractor; the obligations and rights are divided between the three parties, in order to provide checks and balances throughout the process; general contractors typically write subcontra ...
Suitability - Alastair Hudson`s
... by dint of arguing that they did not act unreasonably when, for example, losing a client’s money because, for example, the market movements which caused that loss could not have been anticipated by that financial institution. The bridge which most legal doctrines make at this point is to demand that ...
... by dint of arguing that they did not act unreasonably when, for example, losing a client’s money because, for example, the market movements which caused that loss could not have been anticipated by that financial institution. The bridge which most legal doctrines make at this point is to demand that ...
reaching agreement on first contracts -
... representation. In addition, this CBA will provide concrete examples of the specific bargaining compromises that the employer has struck with respect to any number of other terms and conditions of employment. If these compromises mesh with the preferences of the new bargaining-unit members, they can ...
... representation. In addition, this CBA will provide concrete examples of the specific bargaining compromises that the employer has struck with respect to any number of other terms and conditions of employment. If these compromises mesh with the preferences of the new bargaining-unit members, they can ...
Contracts: Rights of Persons Not a Party to a Contract to Sue in
... The question of the rights of a third party to sue upon what are commonly styled contracts for the benefit of third parties continues to be a subject of litigation in Montana.1 In a recent Montana case, Kelley v. Montana Power Company' which the Court stated involved a contract for the benefit of a ...
... The question of the rights of a third party to sue upon what are commonly styled contracts for the benefit of third parties continues to be a subject of litigation in Montana.1 In a recent Montana case, Kelley v. Montana Power Company' which the Court stated involved a contract for the benefit of a ...
The Metamorphosis of Assignment Clauses in Bankruptcy
... You negotiate a license agreement that provides for the assignment of the agreement to successors in interest so long as they agree to be bound by the terms of the agreement. You then file a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and as a debtor in possession, seek to assume that license agreement. The other party t ...
... You negotiate a license agreement that provides for the assignment of the agreement to successors in interest so long as they agree to be bound by the terms of the agreement. You then file a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and as a debtor in possession, seek to assume that license agreement. The other party t ...
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... Hyrum Bakery uses 1,000 bushels of wheat every month. On December 1, 2013, Hyrum decides to protect itself against price movements. Hyrum buys a futures contract to purchase 1,000 bushels of wheat on January 1, 2014, at $4 per bushel. ...
... Hyrum Bakery uses 1,000 bushels of wheat every month. On December 1, 2013, Hyrum decides to protect itself against price movements. Hyrum buys a futures contract to purchase 1,000 bushels of wheat on January 1, 2014, at $4 per bushel. ...
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... Hyrum Bakery uses 1,000 bushels of wheat every month. On December 1, 2013, Hyrum decides to protect itself against price movements. Hyrum buys a futures contract to purchase 1,000 bushels of wheat on January 1, 2014, at $4 per bushel. ...
... Hyrum Bakery uses 1,000 bushels of wheat every month. On December 1, 2013, Hyrum decides to protect itself against price movements. Hyrum buys a futures contract to purchase 1,000 bushels of wheat on January 1, 2014, at $4 per bushel. ...
Construction Engineering 380
... defect by accepting the work • making final payment, releasing retainage, and moving in/occupancy are frequently interpreted by the courts as acceptance barring any written evidence to the contrary. There are frequently contract clauses (universal warranty) and addenda that make it clear what has be ...
... defect by accepting the work • making final payment, releasing retainage, and moving in/occupancy are frequently interpreted by the courts as acceptance barring any written evidence to the contrary. There are frequently contract clauses (universal warranty) and addenda that make it clear what has be ...
minutes 10-18-13 - Preservation Parks of Delaware County
... Attendees: John Bader, Dan Boysel, Bruce Ruhl, Sue Hagan, Mary VanHaaften, Todd Younkin The meeting was called to order by Chairman B. Ruhl at 10:31 a.m. OLD BUSINESS Update on Employment Search Services. D. Boysel moved to enter into a $6,000 contract with the Ohio Parks and Recreation Association ...
... Attendees: John Bader, Dan Boysel, Bruce Ruhl, Sue Hagan, Mary VanHaaften, Todd Younkin The meeting was called to order by Chairman B. Ruhl at 10:31 a.m. OLD BUSINESS Update on Employment Search Services. D. Boysel moved to enter into a $6,000 contract with the Ohio Parks and Recreation Association ...
paper - Doug Jones AO
... proportion. It must be out of all proportion. This is necessarily linked to the important element of remoteness of damage which was laboured on in Cavendish and which we will discuss in detail later. Coming out of Clydebank and Dunlop are some relevant considerations for construction contracts. In b ...
... proportion. It must be out of all proportion. This is necessarily linked to the important element of remoteness of damage which was laboured on in Cavendish and which we will discuss in detail later. Coming out of Clydebank and Dunlop are some relevant considerations for construction contracts. In b ...