Legal Aspects of Business AdministrationPrentice-Hall, 1961 - 855 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 85.
71. lappuse
... example , on the condition that the offeror will warrant his authority to sell it , the acceptance is not really conditional because , under the law of sales , a seller warrants by implication his authority to sell the goods . The ...
... example , on the condition that the offeror will warrant his authority to sell it , the acceptance is not really conditional because , under the law of sales , a seller warrants by implication his authority to sell the goods . The ...
342. lappuse
... example , is expected to obtain the highest possible price , but the agent of a buyer is expected to get the goods at the lowest possible price . The two objectives cannot be recon- ciled . Both parties may , of course , consent to such ...
... example , is expected to obtain the highest possible price , but the agent of a buyer is expected to get the goods at the lowest possible price . The two objectives cannot be recon- ciled . Both parties may , of course , consent to such ...
459. lappuse
... Example . If , in the example under Rule 3 ( 1 ) above , the television set had been destroyed without the fault of the buyer during the time specified in the contract or during a reasonable time after the contract was entered into ...
... Example . If , in the example under Rule 3 ( 1 ) above , the television set had been destroyed without the fault of the buyer during the time specified in the contract or during a reasonable time after the contract was entered into ...
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IMPORTANCE OF LAW IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA | 3 |
ORIGIN HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAW | 10 |
THE MODERN SOURCES OF LAW | 16 |
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acceptance action actual agency agent agreement Anosmia arise assignment authority bailee bailment bank bankruptcy binding breach buyer carrier claim clause common law competition condition consideration corporation court of equity courts creditors damages debt debtor defense delivered delivery device directors discharge discussed dissolution drawer duty effect employee enforce entitled estoppel existence fact federal firm fraud holder Hypocase implied important indorsement injury intention interest issue labor lease liability lien limited loss ment mortgage negotiable instruments notice obligation offer offeror owner paid parties partner partnership property patent payment performance possession principal principal's problems profits promise protection purchaser purpose real property reasonable remedies result risk rule Section seller shareholders shares Sherman Act situations specific statute statute of frauds tenant termination third person tion tort trade transaction transfer Uniform Act Uniform Partnership Act unless usually warranty