Celia's Case1. Celia, who is five years old, attends The Rainbow Primary School. During a period of free play in the garden, Celia slipped away from her teacher, Sharine. Celia wandered off, crossing the infant and then the junior school field and climbing a very small fence to enter a restricted area where she fell down a set of broken and disused steps to a disused building which were slippery and half collapsed. She was unable to read the s...
Judicial Method and CritiquesQuestion 1 Many critics of the judicial system argue that the courts can essentially decide for any outcome that they want, making the system unpredictable and haphazard. Required: Using what you know about judicial method (hierarchy and precedent), analyse this critique. In particular, identify and discuss any aspects of judicial method that are subjective, give a judge significant discretion or may enhance errati...
Question 1: Compliance of contract changes with current employment legislationScenario; You are a freelance HR consultant, London Organic Foods LOF) is retailer based in Holborn, with a staff of 50 comprising of drivers; sale persons; cashiers; administrative staff and cleaners. The LOF Director, Alex Harik, has contacted you requesting advice on several urgent HR issues arising in the Company. You task is to present a report to the Director add...
Answer any eight of the nine questions below. Question 1: Explain the principle of separate legal entity in relation to companies and with reference to the principles of attribution discuss who is liable out of NEL, Mr Nguyen and Anita under the lease and also whether any person other than the truck driver is also liable to the owner of the Mercedes car. Question 2: Discuss the ultra vires doctrine of company law and its effect on the c...
Question 1This assessment allows students to solve practical problems that arise from a fact scenario and to give appropriate advice to clients. There are five case studies you are required to critically analyse. With respect to each case study: 1.Identify the legal issue(s) arising from the facts of the case study 2. Identify the appropriate legal rules that requires discussion in the case study 3.Apply the law to the facts of the case ...
Knowledge and UnderstandingThis Assignment assesses the following module Learning Outcomes (Take these from the module DMD): a.Knowledge and Understanding: Successful students will typically: acquire detailed knowledge of the ethical standards from relevant professional bodies (such as the BCS Code of Conduct) to which a computing professional is expected to adhere; be aware of the wide range of International & UK Laws within which a c...
Deliverables:Deliverables: 1. Using one of the cases listed below (on page 2) and one other resource, prepare a written discussion brief on the potential tort liability a long-term care home (LTCH) might face similar to the tort discussed in your case. Using the risk management strategies studied in this course, discuss ways a LTCH might manage the legal risk of this tort liability; and 2. Present the case and your analysis to the ...
Assignment BriefThis Assignment assesses the following module Learning Outcomes (Take these from the module DMD): a.Knowledge and Understanding: Successful students will typically: ?acquire detailed knowledge of the ethical standards from relevant professional bodies (such as the BCS Code of Conduct) to which a computing professional is expected to adhere; ?be aware of the wide range of International & UK Laws within which a computing pro...
Case Study A: Bailment in a RestaurantEleni owns and operates a restaurant. During the winter months, it is inappropriate for diners to bring their coats with them to their table. Eleni therefore provides a place for coats to be placed or hung. Does this arrangement necessarily involve a bailment? Is some other arrangement possible? What is the significance of classifying the arrangement as a bailment rather than something else? Explain you...
Knowledge and UnderstandingThis Assignment assesses the following module Learning Outcomes (Take these from the module DMD): a.Knowledge and Understanding: Successful students will typically: acquire detailed knowledge of the ethical standards from relevant professional bodies (such as the BCS Code of Conduct) to which a computing professional is expected to adhere; be aware of the wide range of International & UK Laws within which a c...
Understanding Oman Legal and Court System ObjectivesQ1. Do an analysis of the Oman legal and court system and its objectives quoting relevant Royal Decree and how this system contributes to an orderly business environment? Doing an analysis of the Oman legal and court system and its objectives attracts 10 marks. Explaining how does this system contributes to an orderly business environment attracts 5 marks. Q2. Investment is the lifeline of O...
Assignment BriefAs part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit a Structure of Business enviro audit report. Please refer to your Student Handbook for full details of the programme assessment scheme and general information on preparing and submitting assignments. Learning Outcomes: After completing the module you should be able to: 1. Identify the differences between the various business sectors that contr...
Question – Assessment 1Under the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 the courts are under a duty to encourage litigants to engage with ADR. With reference to decided cases discuss the response of the courts when either or both parties refuse to do so. The deadline is fixed and missing the deadline will result in the award of 0%. Extensions cannot be granted. Where you can demonstrate a good reason to defer, you may apply for a deferral. ...
Read “The Parable of the Sadhu” by McCoy (1997) in Harvard Business Review. After reading the article, post your response to the following question by Thursday: The Parable of the Sadhu and ethical leadership principlesIn the “Parable of the Sadhu,” teams of mountaineers climbing in the Himalayas encounter a dying holy man. To this day, what took place on the mountain haunts McCoy. Groups, he concludes, are o...
1.This is an individual assignment. Student must include the marking rubric at the last page of the assignment. 2.The entire answer should be approximately 1500 words (excluding preliminary pages such as Cover Page, Table of Contents, Reference Page, Declaration and Appendix). The number of words should be shown at the end of your assignment. Any excesses will be penalized. Do not copy the assignment questions and instructions to your report....