Legal issues presented in the caseReligious Discrimination: Reasonable Accommodations [WLOs3] [CLOs: 1, 2] Prior to beginning work on this assignment, Review the You Be the Judge â Religious Discrimination: Dress Code Flips Burger Joint videos: Case Argument (Links to an external site.), Defendant Profile (Links to an external site.), Plaintiff Profile (Links to an external site.), Defendant Reaction (Links to an external site....
Scenario 1: Avril and Belinda(a) Avril runs a construction business, whose services she advertises in local print and online media. Belinda contacts Avril to have a shed built and provides a description and drawing of the planned shed. Avril responds by return and quotes a price of £750 in writing, with the stipulation that the offer remains open for a period of seven (7) days. Belinda emails Avril within the 7-days period that she will ...
This assignment requires you to write a Macro Analysis report, based on a global company of your choice. Your report must: Critically evaluate the focus of the business and its market(for example, what is the main focus of the business, where are its main markets and/or sites of production, who are its key competitors?) Identify and critically evaluate the geopolitical, economic and legal challenges and issues that are currently and could p...
Question 1 Using utilitarian ethics (endpoint ethics) as an ethical decision-making framework, explain whether or not it is ethical for the Girl Guides of Canada to continue to sell Girl Guide cookies made with regular palm oil. Use a detailed stakeholder analysis as part of your answer. Questions #2 Are the Girl Guides of Canada socially responsible? Explain your answer using the four (4) levels of social responsibility? Questions #3&nbs...
Theoretical application of tort law in handling the problem of hockey violenceIn 2004, Todd Bertuzzi attacked Steve Moore during a hockey game in retaliation for an aggressive hit by Moore on one of Bertuzzi’s teammates in an earlier game. Moore’s neck was broken, and although there was no paralysis, Moore never played hockey in the NHL again. Bertuzzi pled guilty to a criminal charge of assault but did not go to jail. &n...
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...
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...
Many of the readings for this course are decisions rendered by courts and tribunals. To prepare for class, future assignments and exams it is essential that you acquire at least a basic skill at reading cases and identifying the relevant facts and reasons for the decisions. The goal of this first assignment is to introduce you to these skills. Note: This assignment must be completed on an individual basis. The reading for this assig...
BackgroundYou will choose to write your memorandum on one ofthe followingclients. Their situations are as follows: 1. In-HomeCaregiverRosa Bautista is a child-care worker from the Philippines. She first came to Canada in August of 2017to work for the Anderson family in West Vancouver as an In-Home Caregiver,lookingafter their two children. However, in February of 2020, the Andersons’youngest child turned 18, and Rosa was no longer eligible...
Scenario 1: Kai and SidApple has just launched its new iPhone model in November 2020 of which Kai bought the iPhone 12 Pro Max model in pacific blue colour for RM5299.00. A week later, Kai wanted to sell the iPhone to buy the same model but in graphite colour. Kai offered his best friend, Sid the phone for RM5000.00. Knowing that Kai was craving for the graphite colour, Sid took advantage of the situation by offering RM4800.00 instead to be paid...
Submission Requirements 1. Electronic copy of assignment must be submitted through the Turnitin software. 2. This assignment will be marked electronically and results available online through Grademark in Turnitin within 3 weeks of the submission date. 3. 10% of marks are awarded for satisfactory use of language and/or good presentation. 4. 5% of marks are awarded for satisfactory referencing and/or presentation of a bibliography where either...
Ted’s Fruit Wholesalers sold several hundred pounds of fruit to Caroline’s Cider House Ltd. After several months, Caroline’s had still not made payment on its purchases. Caroline’s, did not dispute its liability. Caroline, “the controlling mind, sole officer, and director,” explained that Caroline’s simply could not pay the bill. Caroline claimed that Ted’s contract was with ...
QUESTION 2 Goodtimes Ltd has had a very successful trading period. The directors decide that the profits should be used to offer to purchase back some of their shares held by the members. The directors wish to undertake two transactions: 1. purchase 12% of the ordinary shares held by Jasline 2. offer all shareholders the opportunity to sell 8% of their ordinary shares to company. REQUIRED: (a)&nbs...
Task: Joe, a concert pianist, was walking down the street when he was struck by Harry, a skateboarder, knocking him down and crushing his hand. When Joe sued Harry for his negligence, claiming the loss of income from his profession (he could never play piano again), Harry countered with the defence that there is no way he could have anticipated that the person he was going to hit was a concert pianist. 1. Was Harry negligent? Identify and descri...
Background InformationQuestion 1 Sonny Chu is a university student majoring in entrepreneurship and international business. Two years ago, while on a student exchange program in China, Sonny came up with an idea for an Internet business. In China, Sonny had been able to purchase tailor-made silk suits for $250 to $400. The equivalent suits cost $1500 to $1800 in Canada. Sonny believed that he could offer the tailor-made silk suits to Canadians ...