RTF - South Australian Legislation
... Agent exercising co-operative's power to make contracts (cf Corporations Act section 126) Other requirements as to consent or sanction not affected ...
... Agent exercising co-operative's power to make contracts (cf Corporations Act section 126) Other requirements as to consent or sanction not affected ...
Article - UCLA Law Review
... estoppel rests (that is, promise or reliance), and (3) the traditional remedies that have been awarded to successful promissory estoppel litigants. My research suggests, first, that promissory estoppel is a much more significant theory of promissory recovery than has been previously thought, and see ...
... estoppel rests (that is, promise or reliance), and (3) the traditional remedies that have been awarded to successful promissory estoppel litigants. My research suggests, first, that promissory estoppel is a much more significant theory of promissory recovery than has been previously thought, and see ...
ICSID Case No ARB/02/5
... (the “Dan#tay”). The use of such a model, however, would have made the international financing of projects and the consent to international arbitration of any dispute problematic. Therefore, Law No. 3996, enacted in 1994, introduced in its Article 5 the possibility of concluding implementation cont ...
... (the “Dan#tay”). The use of such a model, however, would have made the international financing of projects and the consent to international arbitration of any dispute problematic. Therefore, Law No. 3996, enacted in 1994, introduced in its Article 5 the possibility of concluding implementation cont ...
1 THE CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY OF INTERNATIONAL
... ‘cross-border bank’ should ‘include any bank which either is active itself in multiple jurisdictions or is part of a group and through its various group members, is active in multiple jurisdictions.’ Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Report and Recommendations of the Cross-border Bank Group, M ...
... ‘cross-border bank’ should ‘include any bank which either is active itself in multiple jurisdictions or is part of a group and through its various group members, is active in multiple jurisdictions.’ Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Report and Recommendations of the Cross-border Bank Group, M ...
A Systems Approach to Comparing U.S. and Canadian
... Subsequently, a creditor removes a machine from the debtor's factory. The debtor complains to the court and the court requires the creditor to return the machine. A doctrinal explanation of this outcome might be as follows: the filing of the reorganization case caused a "stay" to come into existence ...
... Subsequently, a creditor removes a machine from the debtor's factory. The debtor complains to the court and the court requires the creditor to return the machine. A doctrinal explanation of this outcome might be as follows: the filing of the reorganization case caused a "stay" to come into existence ...
Hong Kong Contracts
... The aim of this book is different from the authors’ other books on contract law. It sets out to provide beginners in Hong Kong with a straightforward text to help them in their first studies of the law of contract. In particular, it recognizes the need of the many students who aspire to become accou ...
... The aim of this book is different from the authors’ other books on contract law. It sets out to provide beginners in Hong Kong with a straightforward text to help them in their first studies of the law of contract. In particular, it recognizes the need of the many students who aspire to become accou ...
Franchisors` Liablility When Franchisees are Apparent Agents: An
... who threatened plaintiffs with a pistol and fired two shots, but there was no apparent authority on the part of franchisor, Exxon Co., U.S.A. and citing Manis v. Gulf Oil Co., 185 S.E.2d 589 (Ga. CL App. 1971)); Ragsdale v. Harris, 293 S.E.2d 475, 477 (Ga. CL App. 1982) (citing Manis in upholding su ...
... who threatened plaintiffs with a pistol and fired two shots, but there was no apparent authority on the part of franchisor, Exxon Co., U.S.A. and citing Manis v. Gulf Oil Co., 185 S.E.2d 589 (Ga. CL App. 1971)); Ragsdale v. Harris, 293 S.E.2d 475, 477 (Ga. CL App. 1982) (citing Manis in upholding su ...
in the matter of
... — minimal testimony about Jerry O’Keefe’s lost sleep and generalized worry — that the Mississippi Supreme Court has held will not support an award for emotional distress. 7. In the end, the United States’ attempts to recast the O’Keefe trial all fail. In the words of the United States’ own source, t ...
... — minimal testimony about Jerry O’Keefe’s lost sleep and generalized worry — that the Mississippi Supreme Court has held will not support an award for emotional distress. 7. In the end, the United States’ attempts to recast the O’Keefe trial all fail. In the words of the United States’ own source, t ...
Consequential Damages for Commercial Loss
... broken, the damages which the other party ought to receive in respect of such breach of contract should be such as may fairly and reasonably be considered either arising naturally, i.e., according to the usual course of things, from such breach of contract itself, or such as may reasonably be suppos ...
... broken, the damages which the other party ought to receive in respect of such breach of contract should be such as may fairly and reasonably be considered either arising naturally, i.e., according to the usual course of things, from such breach of contract itself, or such as may reasonably be suppos ...
Rescission, Restitution, and the Principle of Fair Redress: A
... authors suggest the law should be changed so the buyer must elect between rescission and damages.18 As another part of their proposal and to promote more efficient contracting, Brooks and Stremitzer argue that restitution after rescission should only “come at a price.”19 This concept means the relie ...
... authors suggest the law should be changed so the buyer must elect between rescission and damages.18 As another part of their proposal and to promote more efficient contracting, Brooks and Stremitzer argue that restitution after rescission should only “come at a price.”19 This concept means the relie ...
Trustee Unanimity and Third Parties: Have the
... then arise about whether the decisions made by one or some trustees are binding on the others. Recent cases have apparently different answers. The purpose of this dissertation is to analyse these cases and determine how the courts apply the non-delegation and unanimity rules. The dissertation will ...
... then arise about whether the decisions made by one or some trustees are binding on the others. Recent cases have apparently different answers. The purpose of this dissertation is to analyse these cases and determine how the courts apply the non-delegation and unanimity rules. The dissertation will ...
A Perspective to Reconsider Partnership Law
... business associations are statutory in origin. They are formed by the happening of an event designated in a statute as necessary to their formation. . . . Partnership is the residuum, including all forms of co-ownership, of a business except those business associations organized under a specific sta ...
... business associations are statutory in origin. They are formed by the happening of an event designated in a statute as necessary to their formation. . . . Partnership is the residuum, including all forms of co-ownership, of a business except those business associations organized under a specific sta ...
hostile takeovers and defensive mechanisms in the united kingdom
... minimum acceptance threshold for an offer to succeed from the current “fifty percent plus one” of the voting rights in the target company to sixty-six percent or two thirds of the voting rights and disenfranchising shares acquired during the offer period, the new amendments will significantly chan ...
... minimum acceptance threshold for an offer to succeed from the current “fifty percent plus one” of the voting rights in the target company to sixty-six percent or two thirds of the voting rights and disenfranchising shares acquired during the offer period, the new amendments will significantly chan ...
Fiduciary Obligations of Brokers-Dealers and Investment Advisers
... by President Obama on July 21, 2010, requires the SEC to conduct a study to evaluate the standards of care for brokers and advisers and to adopt rules to address any regulatory gaps or overlap identified by the study.12 Before making final decisions to harmonize the law or impose fiduciary duties, o ...
... by President Obama on July 21, 2010, requires the SEC to conduct a study to evaluate the standards of care for brokers and advisers and to adopt rules to address any regulatory gaps or overlap identified by the study.12 Before making final decisions to harmonize the law or impose fiduciary duties, o ...
A Franchise is Not the Employer of the Franchisees or Their
... franchise arena. But the law and the economic realities of franchising have appeared, thus far, to matter little to the analysis of the NLRB Complaints. It seems that the mission is to aid labor unions and fight “income inequality.” Unfortunately, it appears that the NLRB is paying little attention ...
... franchise arena. But the law and the economic realities of franchising have appeared, thus far, to matter little to the analysis of the NLRB Complaints. It seems that the mission is to aid labor unions and fight “income inequality.” Unfortunately, it appears that the NLRB is paying little attention ...
ATSWA Study Pack - Business Law
... The Study Pack is organised into chapters. Each chapter deals with a particular area of the subject, starting with learning objective and a summary of sections contained therein. ...
... The Study Pack is organised into chapters. Each chapter deals with a particular area of the subject, starting with learning objective and a summary of sections contained therein. ...
Business Law Now!: Exercises - Open University of Tanzania
... What are the main differences between common law and statute law? Answer: The main differences between common law and statute law in any legal system whether common law or civil (code) law are in the manner in which they are created and in the actual way they exist. • Common Law Common law is judge ...
... What are the main differences between common law and statute law? Answer: The main differences between common law and statute law in any legal system whether common law or civil (code) law are in the manner in which they are created and in the actual way they exist. • Common Law Common law is judge ...
An Overview of Wyoming Securities Law
... Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Pub. L. No. 104-67, 109 Stat. 737 (1995) (reforming of both the 1933 Securities Act and the 1934 Securities Exchange Act, with Congress's professed intent to curb abusive practices in private securities ...
... Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Pub. L. No. 104-67, 109 Stat. 737 (1995) (reforming of both the 1933 Securities Act and the 1934 Securities Exchange Act, with Congress's professed intent to curb abusive practices in private securities ...
I - Free Law School Outlines Professor Subject
... freedom to contract (to enter or refuse K’s, to choose your K partner) v. freedom to choose contract partner: will not be allowed to work in ways that subvert the communal aspects of social life (ex: compulsory Ks, promissory estoppel, quasi-contract – which makes restitution for unjust enrichment, ...
... freedom to contract (to enter or refuse K’s, to choose your K partner) v. freedom to choose contract partner: will not be allowed to work in ways that subvert the communal aspects of social life (ex: compulsory Ks, promissory estoppel, quasi-contract – which makes restitution for unjust enrichment, ...
Reciprocity and the Law of War - Harvard International Law Journal
... preferred to insulate delegations from reciprocity-based limitations, states ultimately preserved a measure of reciprocity through an article on non-discrimination. The article states: 1. In the application of the provisions of the present Convention the receiving State shall not discriminate as bet ...
... preferred to insulate delegations from reciprocity-based limitations, states ultimately preserved a measure of reciprocity through an article on non-discrimination. The article states: 1. In the application of the provisions of the present Convention the receiving State shall not discriminate as bet ...
An Illinois Choice: Fossil Law or an Action for Promissory Fraud?
... In reaffirming the vitality of actions for promissory fraud, one commentator in 1953 recognized that the law of fraud was no longer bound up with the law of contracts: Most courts have since adopted Bowen's view, though some courts have been bothered when an action involves a promise not enforceable ...
... In reaffirming the vitality of actions for promissory fraud, one commentator in 1953 recognized that the law of fraud was no longer bound up with the law of contracts: Most courts have since adopted Bowen's view, though some courts have been bothered when an action involves a promise not enforceable ...
Jurisdiction and Recognition in Transatlantic Patent
... surprised when sued before a U.S. court in cases which are, in their view, purely “European.” This inquiry on transatlantic patent litigation attempts to present the legal situation and the underlying principles with respect to jurisdiction and recognition in a systematic way. Claims for declaratory ...
... surprised when sued before a U.S. court in cases which are, in their view, purely “European.” This inquiry on transatlantic patent litigation attempts to present the legal situation and the underlying principles with respect to jurisdiction and recognition in a systematic way. Claims for declaratory ...
Consumer Law and Credit / Debt Law
... a province or a country; over time, case law develops and establishes principles that are used in understanding the law and deciding future cases). In many instances where common law (a body of legal principles that are developed from decisions made by judges, rather than from statutes or constituti ...
... a province or a country; over time, case law develops and establishes principles that are used in understanding the law and deciding future cases). In many instances where common law (a body of legal principles that are developed from decisions made by judges, rather than from statutes or constituti ...
Offer and Acceptance, and Some of the Resulting Legal Relations
... whenever the term is used, one particular particular thought requires that whenever meaning meaning should be consciously consciously adopted adopted and clearly expressed. expressed. convenient generally generally to define Very likely it would be most convenient contract in sense (3), (3), as the ...
... whenever the term is used, one particular particular thought requires that whenever meaning meaning should be consciously consciously adopted adopted and clearly expressed. expressed. convenient generally generally to define Very likely it would be most convenient contract in sense (3), (3), as the ...
A Theory of Federal Common Law
... Court has acknowledged its exercise of federal common lawmaking power. Part II describes these six enclaves in more detail. Part III reviews the literature and shows the inadequacy of the positions that have emerged to explain or criticize federal common law. Finally, Part IV develops our theory of ...
... Court has acknowledged its exercise of federal common lawmaking power. Part II describes these six enclaves in more detail. Part III reviews the literature and shows the inadequacy of the positions that have emerged to explain or criticize federal common law. Finally, Part IV develops our theory of ...