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TAR in the management of commercial litigationDiscuss about the Document Categorization in Legal Electronic. An interplay of humans and computers, Technology Assisted Review (hereafter, TAR) in the management of commercial litigation, is viewed as an empowering, modern, cost-effective and efficient alternative to the exhaustive manual and time-consuming manual review of legal documents[1].     This paper is contextualise...

IssueDiscuss about the Case of Kakadu Tourism Services Pty Ltd. There are two issue which have been identified in relation to the case Whether an argument can be made by the car finance company with respect to having a valid mortgage over the office of Kakadu Tourism Services Pty Ltd (KTS) Whether the mortgage over the house owned by KTS can be enforced by Easy Loan Bank through relying on the assumptions provided in Section 129 of ...

Background Discuss About The Transportation Law In Australia For Roads? Transportation law, as the name suggests, is that area of law which deals with the laws relating to the transport in any nation. These laws are applied broadly at the transport system level and in a narrow sense, at the behaviours, things and vehicles on the roads. The transport law is found mainly in two key areas, i.e., under the statutory Business law, which is enacted b...

Different Approaches to Achieving EqualityDiscuss about the Philosophy for Labour and Human Rights. There are many schools of philosophical thought that have come up with different and distinctive kinds of equality. A society as well cannot do well without guidelines on equality. There are concepts of justice like egalitarian concept which tries to view equality as a basic and important goal of justice. Justice can be achieved in th...

Factual Background Discuss about the Business Law for Caltex Oil v Dredge 1976. Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty Ltd v The Dredge Willemstad (1976) HCA 65 is deemed as amongst the leading cases when it comes to defending party being made liable for breaching the duty of care, where a physical injury was not caused, instead, the plaintiff suffered economic loss and the property for which this matter was brought forward, was not even owed by the plaint...

Discussion: Federalism meaning Discuss about the Financial Dependence Of Commonwealth States. The present case is based on the federal system of Australia and the dependency of the States relating to the financial matters on the Commonwealth[1]. An attempt has been made to understand the fact that whether there is any threat cropped up regarding the financial dependency to the State autonomy of Australia. It has been observed that the political...

LawDiscuss about the Masters of Accounting for Qantas Airlines Ltd. The issue is that Qantas Airlines Ltd got into contract with Airbus Corporation Ltd so that Airbus may build for it a new airplane. Using such airplane would earn Qantas $ 800.00 profit per day. The contract had numerous. One of the terms says that the plane must travel 10000 km at 800 km per hour. Another term among the many terms agreed upon was that the aircraft ...

Signs of Insolvency Discus about the Business Law for Insolvency Company. Insolvency is the state of the company where the company does not have enough money to pay back its creditors and smoothly operate its business operations. There are few signs through which it can be made out whether a company is insolvent or not. Firstly the most prominent sign of a company becoming insolvent is that it has reached the limit of its bank overdraft and the...

Compensatory Decision Rule according to the survey Discuss about the Consumer Behaviour Goods And Services For Personal Consumption. Consumer behaviour is about the actions and the decision methods of the people who buy goods and services for personal consumption and it signifies. Consumer depends on the age, gender, social position and occupation (Hoyer, MacInnis & Pieters, 2016). It also depends on the country and its ethnicity (Star...

Background of the Private College and Its Closure 1.Discuss the legal issues arising from the article. Refer to relevant statute and/or case law in your answer. 2.Advise Tina and Aristotle whether William has breached the common law, the ASIC Act or the Corporations Act. 1.The sage Institute is a vocational training and education service provider. The group on consisted of eight entities. The primary services of the group included: Certific...

Application of LawCan the outsider sue the company for the contract that is established by William? If Harry was never appointed as Managing Director, will it affect the status of the contract that is entered by William? A company is an entity which is established by registration under the statutory enactment and must comply with the Corporation Act 2001.  To run any business there is need of effective personnel’s. The need ...

Discrimination in Job Interrogation Process Write a report of Sex Discrimination or Inequality in Workplace. Gender Discrimination means treating someone it may be employee or an applicant disapprovingly. Law forbids sex discrimination at workplace. It is totally against the law when it comes to service or employment such hiring of an employee, firing of an employee, promotion of an employee, any perquisites to an employee, pay scale of an empl...

Legal Position of Sole Traders Discuss about the Local Authority and Energy Service. Tina has to be advised about her legal position as the sole trader of her garage in relation to Brad, who was her employee and was made in charge when Tina was on sick leave for 4 months. But he enjoyed the position so much that he did not refrain from ordering oil even when he was told to do so. The issue also arises in respect to Paul a salesman appointed by ...

FactsDiscuss about the Commercial Bank of Australia v Amadio (1983) HCA 14; 151 CLR 447. Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd. v Amadio (1983) 151 CLR 447 is a case based on the Australian Contract Law and equity. In this case, the main issue is the unconscionable dealing. When a person lacks understanding and teaching and has imbalances in the bargaining power he is considered to have unconscionable dealing. The contract law deals with the...

Introduction to Tort and Negligence Discuss about the Law for Donoghue v Stevenson 1932 AC 562. Tort is considered as civil wrong under which innocent party has right to claim damages. Tort is derived from an old French word which literally meaning as wrong. In Australia, law is derived from English common law and tort is also deriving from the history of English common law. Tort is defined as situation when any person caused any harm to anoth...

IntroducationWhether Eagle Farm Racing Pty Ltd is liable to compensate for injury caused to Adair? Whether there is any vicarious liability of Griffith University towards the Black Midnight Owner’s? Various sections of Civil Liability Act 2003 deals with the issue of breach of duty, and these sections are section 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 15. Description of these sections is stated below: Section 9- according to this section, per...

What is unconscionability? Discuss about the Business Law for Unconscionability. Unconscionability is a legal protection against the enforcement of a contract that is unfair to one party. If the contract is unfair that is shows an abuse during its formation, the jury may find it unconscionable and decline to employ it. In most occasions when a court finds an agreement to be unconscionable, they declare the contact as annulled. No issuance of s...

Facts of the CaseDiscuss about the Business Law Annetts v Australian Stations (2002). In the case of Annetts v Australian Station (2002) 211 CLR 317 acts as a leading matter in the cases related to psychiatric injury, under the tort of negligence and the resultant injuries. In this case, the duty of care which the defendant owed towards the son of the plaintiff, which led to the death of the son, owing to the mental harm was evaluated b...

FactsDiscuss about the Fundamentals of Law for Rollinstone Ltd. Rollinstone ltd. is wholesaler of electrical goods in Australia, who supply their products from a warehouse in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide. But three months later the company Rollinstone was sold to Eminem due to issues relating to the quality of the products and the costs that the company has to bear in maintaining the quality of the products that are to be supplied to th...

Facts of the Case Discuss about the Business Law for Case Analysis. Negligence depicts the breach of duty of care on part of an individual, which they owed to some other person (Bailey, 2016). One of the crucial elements in establishing a case of negligence is foreseeability of the risk of harm or injury. In case a loss is caused, which was not foreseeable in a particular case, remedies cannot be awarded for the same as a result of the un...

Main concepts of theory Discuss about the Fay Glenn Abdellah a Nursing Theorist and her Nursing Contributions? Faye Glenn Abdellah was the first woman nurse who became Deputy Surgeon General. She formulated ‘21 Nursing Problems Theory’. Her theories helped nursing profession to change form disease centered to patient centered. As a result, there is incorporation of care of families as well elderly patients in the nursing service. Th...

Issues of the Case Discuss about the General Jones VS Burnie Port Authority 1994. The main legal issues of this case were the non-delegable duties. The issues of the case were that the General Jones who was the plaintiff had his stuff kept in the building of Burnie who was the defendant in this case. Burnie had given contract to individual self-governing service provider to undertake particular task. Accordingly, in the negligence of the contra...

Summary of the CaseWhat Is The Consequence In Tame And New South Wales? This is a case between appellant Mrs. Tame and Mr. Terence Lavender. On 11th January 1991 there was a motor vehicle crash which occurred at Richmond outside Sydney area. The appellant Mrs. Terence and the driver of the other vehicle Mr. Terence Lavender were involved. Mr. Lavender was the one at fault since he was driving on the wrong side of the road and he has a...

Main bodyWhat Is the Corporate Tax Rate in the Australia? The taxation policy is one of the most important policies of the government as it helps the government in collecting tax from its taxpayers for the government fund. The taxation system is one of the most important systems of the country, that support the government in backing the government's fund, as the taxation is the key source of income for the government. Government revenue...

Contract Between Alan and Robert Discuss aboutt the Business Law for Engineering Education. A contract is a written or an expressed agreement between parties to perform or to provide goods or services. Some of the elements of a contract include an offer, acceptance, consideration, mental and age capability, intent, and legal enforceable terms and conditions Under Singapore Commercial Law Chapter 8. In other words, a contract gets enforced ...