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[oks]

What do you understand by the term “tort”?2. What does the Law of Tort cover?3. What is negligence? What must a plaintiff prove in order to succeed in an action based on negligence?4. Ms X was driving her new car when it knocked into Mr A, a pedestrian, who was crossing the road. Mr A could have easily seen Ms X’s car approaching. Ms X saw Mr A walking across the road but she was so excited over her new car that she forgot to step on her brakes. Neither Ms X or Mr A took any evasive action.Imagine that you are the judge in this case. How would you decide?5. Mr Bean drank a bottle of BBB fizzy soft drink in the Hilltop Restaurant. After consuming the drink, he noticed that there was a decomposed lizard in the bottle. Consequently, he became seriously ill.Now, he intends to bring an action to sue for negligence.“I want to sue the manufacturer and the Hilltop Restaurant” he tells you.As his legal adviser, advise him as to who is liable in this situation. ------

[Thoreau]

How about reading the textbook and learning something so you can answer the questions on your own?! ------

[withluv7]

I was going to answer this question for you but this is so LAW 101 that if you do not learn this simple question I cannot see you doing well in future assignments, with that being said, stop being lazy and answer this simple question for yourself because law school gets MUCH harder then this. ------

[lorriefauver]

Business laws and trade laws have always played an important role in developing trade and business transactions. With the advent of market globalization and electronic commerce, not only trade laws and international trade laws are playing greater roles but complete new areas are being developed particularly as it relates to intellectual property rights and dispute settlements.This page lists and rates Internet resources related to Business Law, Trade Law and International Trade Law .

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[martin001]

A standard form contract (sometimes referred to as an adhesion contract or boilerplate contract) is an agreement between two parties that does not allow for negotiation.

[Business Attorney]

Asking about torts in the business law section of the forum indicates that you don't really have much of a grasp on the issue. Read your textbook before you post your test questions on this forum.

[Nadia]

Hello,

Business law consists of many different areas typically taught in law school curricula, including: Contracts, the law of Corporations and other Business Organizations, Securities Law, Intellectual Property , Antitrust, Secured Transactions, Commercial Paper, Income Tax, Pensions & Benefits, Trusts & Estates, Immigration Law, Labor Law, Employment Law and Bankruptcy. It is a branch of law that examines topics that impact the operation of a business.

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