Business Law

Essential Elements of Valid ContractElements of valid contract: contract may be defined as a legal agreement between two parties which is enforceable by law. In other words, contract is an agreement which is legally binding on two parties. Section2 (h) of Contract Act 1950 states that if an agreement is enforceable by law then it is  considered as contract (Contract Act, 1950). Section 2 (g) of Contract Act 1950 states, that if an agreem...

Introduction to Case StudyNokia-Connecting people, a tagline which resonated with people across the globe, a brand which ensured quality, strength and superior products, a name synonymous to trust and loyalty. Nokia was a worldwide technology leader providing communication services to service providers, enterprises, government and consumers. The company developed some cutting edge products which still are remembered by its audience. Nokia 3310...

Case SummaryThe below case study discusses about tort law and major tort law question “Is it possible to frame an action in both trespass and negligence based on the same set of facts? If so, identify instances when trespass may be more attractive to a plaintiff? This paper discusses about the case Williams v Milotin [1957] 97 CLR 465 and major significance and implications of the decision. This case is related to trespasses and neg...

Partnership Business: Smith's unauthorized purchasesIssue In this paper, the issue to be discussed is whether Mary and Used Trucks Ltd recover the payment from Road Measuring Professionals for delivering the equipment and truck.  Law The Partnership Act, 1892 (NSW) deals with the formation of a partnership business in Australia. According to section 1 of the above-mentioned Act, when a collaboration between two or more individuals...

Background of the CaseResearch on an Australian case (ideally not more than 10 years old since the decision by the Court) involving breach of company director’s/officer’s duties under the Corporations Act 2001. This paper discussed the facts of the case law Whitehouse v Carlton Hotel Pty Ltd (1987) 162 CLR 285, in which Court recognized the rule that, an act cannot be considered as the invalid act if third party involves in ...

Overview of R v Byrnes and HopwoodDiscuss about the Analyze The Case of R v Byrnes and Hopwood (1995) 183 CLR 501. In the case of R v Byrnes and Hopwood (1995) 183 CLR 501; (1995) 130 ALR 529, it was observed that both Brynes and Hopwood wee the sole directors of the company named Jeffcott Investment Ltd. it is worth mentioning, from such given case study that from the beginning the company Jeffcott Investment Ltd. has incurred huge deb...

Factual backgroundDiscuss about the State of NSW v Delly. Joanne Delly being the respondent resided in an apartment house with her de facto spouse Mark Helmout. On 19 June 1998 Delly, her spouse and numerous numbers of other individuals had departed towards the apartment of the respondent at around midnight after a night of having drinks. The daughters of the respondent i.e. Rose, aged 3½, and Jasmine, aged 7 months, were als...

Introduction to the SG BusinessDiscuss about the Marketing Strategy Report Based on Sanspareils Greenlands. This paper is a study report on the Sanspareils Greenlands (SG) business. It will present a study report on the four main areas. These areas will include introduction to the SG business and its business environment, production cost and sales, macro business environment and sustainability practice. Sanspareils Greenlands (SG) is t...