Category: Law

Table of Contents Abstract The First Case The Second Case The Third Case The Fourth Case Class Action Lawsuit Works Cited Abstract Assessing the importance of law in Canada, it can be said that jurisprudence became essentially vital for its practice, with the establishment of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms ( the Charter…

Table of Contents Introduction Elements Conclusion Bibliography Footnotes Introduction A contract is always intended to formalize agreements between parties about particular subjects of interest. Consequently, contracts cover a broad range of issues that can include the sale of services or goods as is in the case of Ben and Tark, intellectual property ownership, terms of…

Table of Contents Introduction Implementing Technical Standards Selection of Regulatory Technical Standards and Implementing Technical Standards Conclusion References Introduction Regulatory technical standards (RTS) are requirements, procedures, and practices aimed towards the governing structure on the use of European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR). Regulatory technical standards promote the utilization of the verification principles characterized in the…

Table of Contents Introduction Mandatory preparation for Justices of the Peace in New South Wales Strategies of implementation Conclusions Works Cited Footnotes Introduction At present the duties and responsibilities of the Justices of the Peace are not clearly defined in the Australian Constitution or any other legal document; they may vary from one state to…

Modern corporations take an active part in the social and political life of citizens and the states. Since many corporate organizations are “obliged” by their communities to perform corporate social responsibility activities as mandatory actions to help the community they operate in, some of the organizations negatively interpret it as being another way of bringing…

The approach of offer and acceptance in business law is focused on the determination of agreement existence between two parties; it is a kind of contract between the ‘offeror’ and ‘offeree’ built on the principles of particular terms without the necessity to further negotiations. It is necessary to underline the fact that the central formula…

Table of Contents Introduction The Lessons Learned with the MCCA Conclusion References Introduction The Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act (MCCA) was a bill that was enacted into law in 1988 to mitigate the weaknesses of the health care system. It was aimed at expanding catastrophic coverage for the beneficiaries of Medicare. The bill was expected to…

Table of Contents Introduction Title VII Other Implications Conclusion References Introduction Legislations that regulate employment practices in the US ensure that personnel of a company is not discriminated against due to their religion, sex, or another characteristic. More specifically, Title VII is the primary bill that provides an opportunity for employees to bring such lawsuits…

A crewmember who sustains injuries while at work is at liberty of being given “maintenance and cure” for the injuries suffered. The terms cure and maintenance are, in most occasions, used together even though they have varied benefits. Maintenance, in this context, may be defined as the allowance paid to any crewmember for lodging and…

The three main procedures in criminal investigation pertain to identifying the criminal, locating and apprehending him and proving his guilt in the court. While investigating, the investigator has to rely on the three chief means of instrumentation, information and interviewing and interrogating. While Instrumentation enables the investigator to detect or rule out a suspect, information…