s 4 Contracts
... is an invitation to treat - the proposal is made when the customer select the goods and brought it to the counter for payment. When payment is made, offer is said to be accepted and the contract is concluded. Auctioneer inviting bids for a particular article – auctioneer invites people who present ...
... is an invitation to treat - the proposal is made when the customer select the goods and brought it to the counter for payment. When payment is made, offer is said to be accepted and the contract is concluded. Auctioneer inviting bids for a particular article – auctioneer invites people who present ...
additional insured – controlling interest
... organization(s) shown in the Schedule, but only with respect to their liability arising out of: 1. Their financial control of you; or 2. Premises they own, maintain or control while you lease or occupy these premises. However: 1. The insurance afforded to such additional insured only applies to the ...
... organization(s) shown in the Schedule, but only with respect to their liability arising out of: 1. Their financial control of you; or 2. Premises they own, maintain or control while you lease or occupy these premises. However: 1. The insurance afforded to such additional insured only applies to the ...
Consideration
... a. an agreement to substitute a contractual obligation for some other type of legal action based on a valid claim. b. used only by medical doctors in malpractice cases. c. against public policy. d. permitted only if the party involved is represented by an attorney. ...
... a. an agreement to substitute a contractual obligation for some other type of legal action based on a valid claim. b. used only by medical doctors in malpractice cases. c. against public policy. d. permitted only if the party involved is represented by an attorney. ...
Presentation Contract Negotiations Jan 2014
... “Negotiation often requires stepping into the shoes of the other." Contract Negotiation: Process of give and take between two or more parties to reach an agreement. The Business Side vs. the Legal Side of Negotiations Contract negotiations have two distinct stages: negotiation of the basic business ...
... “Negotiation often requires stepping into the shoes of the other." Contract Negotiation: Process of give and take between two or more parties to reach an agreement. The Business Side vs. the Legal Side of Negotiations Contract negotiations have two distinct stages: negotiation of the basic business ...
FLSA Changes PowerPoint -CALS 5-24
... from overtime will increase from $455 per week ($23,660 annually) to $913 per week ($47,476). ...
... from overtime will increase from $455 per week ($23,660 annually) to $913 per week ($47,476). ...
81(R) SB 481 - Committee Report (Unamended) version
... Contract carriers transport train operating crews to and from trains and between terminals. Railroads often save money by using the services of outside vendors as contract carriers. Generally, the vehicle a contract carrier uses is a small passenger van designed to transport eight or fewer passenger ...
... Contract carriers transport train operating crews to and from trains and between terminals. Railroads often save money by using the services of outside vendors as contract carriers. Generally, the vehicle a contract carrier uses is a small passenger van designed to transport eight or fewer passenger ...
Form: Notice of suspension by employer for serious misconduct
... suspension notice). The attached form can be used for this purpose. The suspension notice must: state that the training contract has been suspended on the grounds that the apprentice has engaged in serious misconduct; state when the suspension takes effect (this must take place after the apprent ...
... suspension notice). The attached form can be used for this purpose. The suspension notice must: state that the training contract has been suspended on the grounds that the apprentice has engaged in serious misconduct; state when the suspension takes effect (this must take place after the apprent ...
additional insured – grantor of franchise
... Information required to complete this Schedule, if not shown above, will be shown in the Declarations. A. Section II – Who Is An Insured is amended to include as an additional insured the person(s) or organization(s) shown in the Schedule, but only with respect to their liability as grantor of a fra ...
... Information required to complete this Schedule, if not shown above, will be shown in the Declarations. A. Section II – Who Is An Insured is amended to include as an additional insured the person(s) or organization(s) shown in the Schedule, but only with respect to their liability as grantor of a fra ...
Relocation Moving Expense Agreement
... SSU, for the purpose of securing all amounts due under Section 4 above, and Employee authorizes SSU to withhold all amounts so due from the sum payable to Employee by SSU. Employee waives all exemptions, which may apply to any amounts so due. Employee agrees to pay to SSU upon request any amount whi ...
... SSU, for the purpose of securing all amounts due under Section 4 above, and Employee authorizes SSU to withhold all amounts so due from the sum payable to Employee by SSU. Employee waives all exemptions, which may apply to any amounts so due. Employee agrees to pay to SSU upon request any amount whi ...
Clarkson-11e: Case Problem with Sample Answer
... contract, among other claims, seeking consequential damages. Trane filed a motion for summary judgment, based on the limitation-of-remedies clause. What are consequential damages? Can these be limited in some circumstances? Is the clause valid in this case? Explain. [Eaton Corp. v. Trane Carolina Pl ...
... contract, among other claims, seeking consequential damages. Trane filed a motion for summary judgment, based on the limitation-of-remedies clause. What are consequential damages? Can these be limited in some circumstances? Is the clause valid in this case? Explain. [Eaton Corp. v. Trane Carolina Pl ...
Warranty Cases
... and resulted in merchandise that was unsalable. The plaintiff argues that there was sufficient evidence that an agreement existed between the two parties and that the defendant had broken their contract. Decision: The UCC states that a contract exists where there is conduct by both parties that reco ...
... and resulted in merchandise that was unsalable. The plaintiff argues that there was sufficient evidence that an agreement existed between the two parties and that the defendant had broken their contract. Decision: The UCC states that a contract exists where there is conduct by both parties that reco ...
An Overview Of The Legal Aspects of Concession
... economic equilibrium will be maintained throughout the long term of the concession. The concept of economic equilibrium is well established under the public works law of Colombia and other Latin American countries. This legal doctrine is one that applies to long term contracts wherein, during the te ...
... economic equilibrium will be maintained throughout the long term of the concession. The concept of economic equilibrium is well established under the public works law of Colombia and other Latin American countries. This legal doctrine is one that applies to long term contracts wherein, during the te ...
Chapter 17: Management of Employee Conduct: Agency
... - Hence, most signed fairly restrictive covenants not to compete. 3- Duty of Obedience: - An agent is required to operate according to the principal’s standards and instructions, or else the agent would be held personally liable for the conduct. - An agent is not required to do anything criminally w ...
... - Hence, most signed fairly restrictive covenants not to compete. 3- Duty of Obedience: - An agent is required to operate according to the principal’s standards and instructions, or else the agent would be held personally liable for the conduct. - An agent is not required to do anything criminally w ...
Chapter 1 – Malaysian Legal System
... • An exemption clause may be defined as a term of a contract that attempts either: – To modify the principal obligation or obligations arising under the contract of that particular type or – To limit or exclude the liability of a party which would otherwise arise as a result of a breach by that part ...
... • An exemption clause may be defined as a term of a contract that attempts either: – To modify the principal obligation or obligations arising under the contract of that particular type or – To limit or exclude the liability of a party which would otherwise arise as a result of a breach by that part ...
Redeployment Trial Period Guidelines
... the skills and performance standards required this must be recorded and the employee advised that their employment will be terminated. The employee will be treated as if dismissed on the date when his or her employment under the previous contract ended. The employee should be advised that they will ...
... the skills and performance standards required this must be recorded and the employee advised that their employment will be terminated. The employee will be treated as if dismissed on the date when his or her employment under the previous contract ended. The employee should be advised that they will ...
equity in building c..
... EQUITY IN BUILDING CONTRACT IN NIGERIA There was no prior oral agreement of which the term on external repairs had been part, but which ten had been let out in the later least document. It is not necessary that the prior oral agreement should have been a legally binding one. it is sufficient even t ...
... EQUITY IN BUILDING CONTRACT IN NIGERIA There was no prior oral agreement of which the term on external repairs had been part, but which ten had been let out in the later least document. It is not necessary that the prior oral agreement should have been a legally binding one. it is sufficient even t ...
Executive Benefit Planning and Business Protection
... Often called “executive bonus plans,” section 162 plans are a simple way to reward top executives. Under this type of plan, an executive purchases a permanent life insurance policy on his or her life. The employer bonuses the employee the premium, which is usually taxable income to the employee and ...
... Often called “executive bonus plans,” section 162 plans are a simple way to reward top executives. Under this type of plan, an executive purchases a permanent life insurance policy on his or her life. The employer bonuses the employee the premium, which is usually taxable income to the employee and ...
Contract of Service versus Contract for Service
... criterion are duration/ permanency of relationship, degree of reliance, closeness; degree of exclusivity Statute: Ontario Labor Relations Board lists: use of, or right to use substitutes; ownership of tools, supply of materials; evidence of entrepreneurial activity; selling of one’s services to the ...
... criterion are duration/ permanency of relationship, degree of reliance, closeness; degree of exclusivity Statute: Ontario Labor Relations Board lists: use of, or right to use substitutes; ownership of tools, supply of materials; evidence of entrepreneurial activity; selling of one’s services to the ...
1. A framework for Intl Business Negotiations
... “A good agreement is one which leads to successful implementation. There are many examples of firms getting into trouble because they could not implement the contract conditions of particular deal. therefore, in some cases, no agreement may be a better outcome for the firm. A good outcome benefits b ...
... “A good agreement is one which leads to successful implementation. There are many examples of firms getting into trouble because they could not implement the contract conditions of particular deal. therefore, in some cases, no agreement may be a better outcome for the firm. A good outcome benefits b ...
1 Contract Theory and Policy (LAW 790C) Professor Keith A. Rowley
... Thanks to a standardized law library cataloging system that was conceived long before this law school opened, contract theory books can be housed in at least three different places in the collection: (1) in the K 800s, with other legal theory/jurisprudence books; (2) in the KF 800s, with the more "d ...
... Thanks to a standardized law library cataloging system that was conceived long before this law school opened, contract theory books can be housed in at least three different places in the collection: (1) in the K 800s, with other legal theory/jurisprudence books; (2) in the KF 800s, with the more "d ...
Business Law Chapter 4: Consideration
... contract terms that they choose, as long as the contract does not involve fraud, duress or undue influence over one party, or a contract that is void for public policy reasons. ...
... contract terms that they choose, as long as the contract does not involve fraud, duress or undue influence over one party, or a contract that is void for public policy reasons. ...
Business Law
... • An offer expires by its own terms, or after a reasonable period of time. • A ‘reasonable period of time’ depends on all of the surrounding circumstances in a particular case. ...
... • An offer expires by its own terms, or after a reasonable period of time. • A ‘reasonable period of time’ depends on all of the surrounding circumstances in a particular case. ...
Sample alcohol and drug policy (DOC, 16K)
... employee the opportunity to seek an outside assessment of the problem and, if necessary, treatment from an appropriate agency. The designated person will make clear to the employee that during any period of treatment all benefits and rights laid down in the contract of employment will be safe-guarde ...
... employee the opportunity to seek an outside assessment of the problem and, if necessary, treatment from an appropriate agency. The designated person will make clear to the employee that during any period of treatment all benefits and rights laid down in the contract of employment will be safe-guarde ...
Three Common Topics
... Lack of consideration for the unilateral and unrestricted right to terminate creates an illusory contract Allows buyer to end contract (breach) with no penalty or consideration Suggestion is that consideration should be more than nominal ...
... Lack of consideration for the unilateral and unrestricted right to terminate creates an illusory contract Allows buyer to end contract (breach) with no penalty or consideration Suggestion is that consideration should be more than nominal ...