Contracts I (Contract Law and Theory)
Contracts Outline Contracts What is a Promise? Contract – A contract is a promise or a set of promises for the breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance
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Contracts Outline Contracts What is a Promise? Contract – A contract is a promise or a set of promises for the breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance
Introduction Contract: a promise or set of promises for the breach of which the law gives a remedy, or the performance of which the law in some way recognizes as a duty
D – 212-243 E – 274- 354 F – 365- 379, 379-384 G – 464-498, Skim 497-551 B/c of pub date of book, doesn’t include most recent US Supr Ct decision: STENBERG
Federal Judicial Power Source and Scope Article III, §1 provides that the federal judicial power “shall be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OUTLINE JUDICIAL REVIEW & CONSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE Judicial Review Constitutional Basis: Art III Sec. II Cl. II: “In all cases affecting Ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, and those in which
Constitutional Law (Cherminisky) FEDERAL JUDICIAL POWER (ARTICLE III) A. Article III serves 7 functions 1. Creates a federal judicial System 2. Vests the judicial power “in one supreme Court and in such
FEDERAL JUDICIAL POWER (ARTICLE III) Article III serves 7 functions Creates a federal judicial System Vests the judicial power “in one supreme Court and in such inferior courts as CG may…establish” Accords
Pennoyer v. Neff (1877): Two things a court needs to have power over a defendant:proper exercise of power and proper triggering of that power (through proper notice of service). Exercise or authority can be attained by
Civ Pro II: Spring 2012; Glannon Text FRCP, Statutes, and Amendments Outline in the Order Presented in the Text Chapter 10: Constitutional Requirement of Notice and Methods of Service 14th Amendment: allows
Selecting the Proper Court Requirements Subject matter jurisdiction Background Federal courts are of limited jurisdiction, set forth in Article III § 2 Cases based on nature of the claim Federal Question*** Foreign
Civil Procedure Outline Should I File a Lawsuit? – Ask Rule 11. Rule 11: Anything you present to the court, must to the best of your knowledge (attorney or client): (1)
Basic forms of business organizations Sole proprietorship: 1 owner, cannot contract with self, benefits/obligations flow to owner, liability, no formalities Partnership: 2+ persons, business for profit, joint and several liabilities, partners are
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION A. OVERVIEW OF THE WORK AND PLACE OF ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES IN OUR SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT 1. Interstate Commerce Commission v. Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Co 2.
Federal laws and Department of Labor policies prohibit workplace harassment. Most states also have laws against such conduct, so if you are the victim of harassment in the workplace, you have remedies
Applying for a rental apartment, especially in hot markets like New York City and San Francisco, can be a stressful experience. Making a rental application is a major step in any apartment
Many nations today practice either common law or civil law system of justice. While common-law originates in Medieval England, civil law traces its origins back to the Roman Empire (and, subsequently, Continental
The concept of the rule of law goes back to ancient times and it can essentially be summed up by the well-known phrase, “nobody is above the law.” In other words, in
For most purposes of identification, people use the Birth Certificate as the original document. But some have recently heard about something called the Certificate of Live Birth. What is the difference between
When the mysterious serial killer Jack the Ripper roamed through the gritty and foggy streets of London in the 19th century, detectives from the Criminal Investigation Department of London’s Metropolitan Police were
The development of the Internet and the widespread use of social media has given the schoolyard bully a new weapon to use against a victim. Unlike face-to-face taunting, threats, intimidation, and injury