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INSTRUCTIONS In this assignment, you will find three fact scenarios/cases dealing with ethical issues.  All three fact scenarios take place in Ontario.  You will identify a relevant tribunal decision and you will answer questions about a discipline matter from a jurisdiction other than Ontario.  That decision will concern a lawyer rather than a paralegal.  For evaluation criteria, see the attached marking rubric.  You ...

Submission InstructionsAll assignments must be submitted by the date and time specified above. Students are required to submit an electronic copy of their completed assignment via the Assignments section of Canvas and follow any specific instructions. Any change to this instruction will be advised via Canvas. You are reminded of the Faculty policy for the late submission of coursework. Any work submitted up to a week late will be capped at 50...

One Company’s Toxic Waste is Another Company’s Gold Mine.Attend to the Case study – NAFTA Investment Dispute' attached with this assignment and attempt the questions stated therein. Comprehend your thoughts and referring/quoting secondary information; please cite your sources.Case studyOne Company’s Toxic Waste is Another Company’s Gold Mine DecomMat Inc. is a relatively new American toxic decontamination business b...

PatentsMags is a well-known and respected New Zealand garden expert. She recently invented a new weed killer which she would like to arrange to have manufactured and sold commercially. Mags has been wondering what legal steps she should take to protect her invention. Mags also writes a regular column of gardening advice which is published in a national newspaper. She also owns a small shop from which she sells the high-quality gardening tools sh...

About Kathryn KennedyMajor CaseCASE STUDYKathryn Kennedy is a proud Conestoga graduate. She completed her Business Diploma in Marketing. Kathryn was hired after college by her co-op placement, JG Jones Marketing Inc. (“JG Jones”) in Cambridge. Kathryn has worked for JG Jones for nearly 5 years. Kathryn does has an employment contract with JG Jones which outlines her hours, her position, her salary and the required notice for leaving,...

Overtime Pay for Salaried Employees(1) You are approached by a friend, Cathy who manages a local shoe store in Surrey. She is working very long hours (50 to 60 h/week) because she does everything in the store (hiring, firing, preparing shift schedules, serving customers, etc.) She is paid an annual salary.  At the time she was hired, Cathy understood that there would be no additional compensation for overtime but now she does not think this...

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Course Title   :  law of business organisations

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BackgroundCasino Ltd is a company that owns a large holiday resort on Queensland’s Gold Coast. Casino Ltd employs 100 people who work in the catering, cleaning and the hospitality outlets of the resort. The company and its employees have had a history of industrial disputes involving wages and conditions. After the most recent dispute, Casino Ltd and its employees came to an agreement on 1 July 2005, under which it was agreed...

Background of the purchaseQuestion 1Sam Lee is an ambitious hawker turned entrepreneur who is looking to expand his food court business. He has been buying up small coffee shops around Singapore, especially from elderly owners who are getting ready to retire and wish to sell their business for a profit. Sam met with Uncle Peng, his father’s brother, who was the owner of a small coffee shop called “PENG PENG” in the northern par...

Classification of Clause 30 Using Traditional ApproachExamine Clause 30 and explain whether it should be treated as a condition, warranty or innominate term using the traditional approach to the classification of terms. Describe the modern Singapore approach in RDC Concrete Pte Ltd v Sato Kogyo (S) Pte Ltd & Another Appeal (2007) and apply it to this scenario to conclude whether Abby is entitled to terminate the contract on the basis that Fu...

Case Study 1: Breach of Contractborrowed $5000.00 for his college tuition, promising to repay the money without interest on November 1, 2018, when his student loan came through. Romeo didn't register for college but in September, 2018, used the money to take his new girlfriend Juliet to Las Vegas for a week of fun, spending all of the $5000. When Jan learned of this she was furious and demanded that he repay the money. Romeo refused to do so...

Unilateral reforms to international lawThere is no need to provide citations for basic doctrinal content (eg. the stages of treaty development; the two components of customary law; characteristics of a state, etc.) but you should cite to specific articles, page numbers, or paragraph numbers when referencing specific treaties, readings, cases, or when drawing on individuals’ original work and ideas. When in doubt, cite. Chicago Manual of St...

Case Study A: Chandelier SeizureAssignment files should be prepared using MS Word to allow your tutor to insert comments and feedback. If you do not have this software, contact your tutor to discuss whether other arrangements can be accommodated. Instructions: This assignment should be done after studying Units 12 and 13 and completing the quizzes for these units. Complete both case studies. Case Study A Marlie carries on a business of selling n...

Dispute involving a Condo Board and Window Air Conditioning1. Drew has a problem with his condo board. He believes he can install a window air conditioner but the condo board says the bylaws do not allow it. Drew has read the Condominium Act and he believes that he must first seek a meeting of the condo board and then he may have remedies in court. This situation involves which categories of law Procedural law because the law sets out a procedu...

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Course Title   :  Corporations Law

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Question 1  Polyester is a director of Style Pty. Limited involved in making women’s clothing. Situation 1. She arranges with the company’s bank to transfer an amount of $65,000 from the company account into a personal bank account held by her in her own name. She uses the funds to finalise some outstanding personal debts. Situation 2. As a director she receives information that the company is in a serious financial position. ...

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Course Title   :  company law

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Can funds be raised without a prospectus?REQUIRED (a) Can the funds be raised without a prospectus (b) If a prospectus is prepared, will the directors be safe from prosecution if they provide to investors in everything they know that is relevant about the investment? (c) If the company issues a prospectus and the directors then become aware that there is a false and misleading statement in it, what alternatives are available t...