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451. Your Ultimate Guide to Traveling in Morocco November 28, 2017 Morocco is a truly incredible destination with a unique culture, history and many places to explore! From the kasbahs (fortresses) to the Sahara Desert, there’s nothing that you would not be amazed and intrigued by this country. Many Moroccans I encountered were incredibly kind, friendly, and hospitable! Not to mention the breathtaking places to visit and low cost of living as well. If you plan to visit sometime, here’s some of the tips for traveling in Morocco. 1. Morocco is an affordable travel destination. Despite the increasing number of tourists in the last few years, it is still a... (read more) Author: Simonds Lee

452. What Graphology can do for you November 28, 2017 What Graphology can do for you 1. Business man can use handwriting for • Detecting petty pilferer • Detecting the forger • Detecting logical or emotional thinker • Detecting time waster and accident -prone people • Detecting health factors • Screening employees 2. Know the emotional response of anyone you meet. Are they impulsive, unstable, argumentative or cool headed 3. Detecting deception, manipulation and violence 4. Spotting hand writing of an embezzler 5. Spotting drug use, mental illness and suicidal tendencies. 6. Personal development using grapho therapy 7. Revea... (read more) Author: Rekha Balchandani

453. UNILATERAL CONTRACT November 09, 2017 The contract is an agreement between two or more parties, where one party makes an offer and the other party accepts the offer. Unilateral is a type of a contract that is created by the offer and can only be accepted through performance. In a unilateral contract, the party to the contract is not obligated to act when the contract is sought. The unilateral contract is performed by the express performance. The offeror is legally obligated to fulfill the contract if the offeree acts on the promise placed by the offeror. The court distinguishes unilateral contract from the bilateral contract by ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

454. ACTUS REUS November 09, 2017 Actus reus is a Latin word which in simpler terms means the element of criminal responsibility. Actus reus consist of the conduct, an omission, result and the state of affairs. Actus reus literally means the guilty act which refers to the overt act. The actus Reus is a summary of the circumstances and repercussions that are recognized for the liability of the committed offense. In actus reus, the accused conduct must be voluntary and incur liability. In order to constitute a criminal act, actus reus and mens era must occur simultaneously. Actus Reus phrase is used when there is a proof t... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

455. JUDICIAL PRECEDENT November 09, 2017 Judicial precedent is the past laws where judges follow to make a judgment in future cases. Judicial precedent is a legal case that the court may apply when making the rule of a similar case in future. The judges are required in some cases to set down principles which were laid down by the superiors in the past. The judicial precedent is based on stare decisis principle. The judicial precedents are both authoritative and binding and must be well followed. For a judicial precedent to work, it is necessary to know whether the point where the law is placed. When giving judgment of a particula... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

456. PROMISSORY ESTOPPEL November 09, 2017 A contract requires a person to receive consideration after making a promise. Consideration is normally a valuable asset that is exchanged between two parties where one party is the promisor while the other party is the promisee. The promissory doctrine is a doctrine that stops a person from going back to the promise which was not supported by the consideration. The promissory estoppel plays a role in stopping the promisor from the argument that the underlying promise made should not be legalized. The promissory estoppeldoctrine is a part of the laws of the United States. The promissory esto... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

457. FEDERAL SYSTEM November 09, 2017 The federal system is known to divide the powers of the government between the national, state and the local governments. The local government is known to impose taxes. The federal system is applicable in large countries where there is a diverse group of people. The federal system addresses the variety of needs in the specified countries. The federal system is the main structure of the American government. The federal system was established by the constitution in the United State. The federal system is also known as federalism. In the federal system, each level of the government has its ow... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

458. EXPRESS TERMS OF A CONTRACT November 09, 2017 The contract arises from a contractual obligation. Every contract consist of various types of terms. Terms of the contract are simply the terms of the contract. Express terms of a contract are the terms which are mentioned and agreed upon by both parties in a contract. The express terms of a contract can either be oral or written. The main terms of the contract are the price paid and the subject of the contract. If an express term is not fulfilled, the concerned party may bring the act of breach of contract. Breach of a contract leads to litigation. Purchase and sale of a contract are goo... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

459. PRIVITY OF CONTRACT November 09, 2017 The privity contract is defined as the relationship between the parties in a contract that allows them to sue each other but which prevents the third-party. In case you want to file a case in the court of law involving a contract, show that you were in a privity contract. A contract is a binding agreement between two parties where each party has promised something to each other. The doctrine of privity states that the contract confers the right which arises on any person apart from the parties involved in the contract. In the UK contracts, privity contract gives a third-party who was no... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

460. US THIRD AMENDMENT November 02, 2017 The origin of the third amendment is English law despite the dislikes of the standing armies. The US third amendment has no direct constitutional relevance. The Supreme Court has never ruled a case of it. The US third amendment has implications like the people have right of the domestic privacy. However, the constitutional deals with the relationship of the rights of people and military. The scholars have at times argued that the amendment might respond to the natural disasters and the terror attacks. After writing of the amendment in eighteen century, there was a belief that the issue of ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

461. THREE STRIKES LAW November 02, 2017 It was in early 1990’s where the State started to enact mandatory sentencing laws to the criminal offenders. According to the violent crime and the law enforcement act of 1994, the three strikes law provides the compulsory life imprisonment if one has been convicted in the federal court for a serious violent felony. The reason the three strike laws were put in place was that the State was evoked when the offenders committed their third crime. However, the main aim of the three strike law was to get criminals out of the street. The word sentencing in three strike law has a significant impac... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

462. US FOURTH AMENDMENTS November 02, 2017 The US fourth amendment of the United State constitution prohibits the unreasonable searches. The US fourth amendments give the right of the people to secure their persons, papers, and houses against unreasonable searches. That is, it provides right of people from searching their homes and their private properties without executed searches warrants. They have no warranties issued and they are supported by an oath upon probable cause. Citizens have right to secure their persons, papers, and houses against unreasonable searches. The US fourth amendments were written by the James Madison who ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

463. US SECOND AMENDMENTS November 02, 2017 The US second amendment applied to the federal government. US second amendment is like a badge and a bumper sticker for the gun activist in the United State. According to the US second amendment, the rights for citizens of United State are created as an individual constitutional. The US second amendment has conceded nothing to the anti-federalist desire which is sharply the curtail of the military power, where this power required the changes in the original constitutional. The US second amendment can be easily accepted because of the agreement that the government has no power to infringe the ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

464. US FIRST AMENDMENTS November 02, 2017 The US first amendment normally guarantees the freedom of speech, right to petition and religion. The US first amendment forbids the Congress from promoting religion over others and it also forbids restriction of individuals’ religious practice. The US first amendment prohibits the government from establishing, however, the US first amendment prohibits any law that establishes a national religion and that impede the religious exercise. The Supreme Court has interpreted the extent of protection of the US first amendment. In the US first amendments, the first clause explains the freedom of ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

465. ELEMENTS OF A CONTRACT October 18, 2017 For a contract to be legally binding, offer, intention, price, and acceptance must be in place. A contract is made when an offer of one party is accepted by the other party. Not all people are allowed to a valid contract. There are a group of people that are supposed to be dealt separately, they include young people, people with mental impairment, bankrupts, prisoners, and corporations. A contract has four elements namely the offer, consideration, acceptance, and mutuality. Offer is defined as the promise to abound. There must be acceptance of what has been offered. A person can withdraw an... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

466. INTENTION TO BE BOUND IN A CONTRACT October 18, 2017 Once an offer is made there must be acceptance. The intention to create a legal relationship is one of the essential elements of a contract. Without an intention to create a legal relation, no party can sue the other. If there is no intention to create a legal relation, the contract can be termed as illegal. The intention to be bound in a contract converts the agreement to a true contract. The intention to be bound simply means the competent of a valid and enforceable contract which is required by all parties to the contract. The intention is determined traditionally using different presump... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

467. OFFER IN A CONTRACT October 18, 2017 OFFER IN A CONTRACT In any contract there must be two parties where one party has an offer while the other party accepts the offer. An offer in a contractis made by a person who proposes the terms of an agreement. Offer is a communication that normally gives the party power to close the contract. A person to whom the offer is made is known as an offeree. Offer is the element of the contract and it is normally the first step. An offer in a contract can be signified by the gestures, words or actions. Offer can come in form of letter, website, newspaper, fax, and email. To make an obligation o... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

468. CONSIDERATION IN A CONTRACT October 18, 2017 CONSIDERATION IN A CONTRACT Every party in a contract must give something valuable that attracts the other party to a contract, this valuable something is known as consideration. In a contract, consideration is exchanged with another consideration. The contract may be termed as unenforceable due to the failure of the consideration. Consideration is as a result of either a promise to do something or a promise not to do something. A contract is deemed to be legally binding. Consideration is the benefit which is argued between the concerned parties. In other words, consideration is what one gi... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

469. AGREEMENT IN A CONTRACT October 18, 2017 AGREEMENT IN A CONTRACT Contracts are very detailed these days, unlike the olden days. Agreement in a contract is an arrangement between two or people which is enforceable by the law. When making an agreement in a contract both parties have to come together and have a common understanding of the contract to be made and must have trust in each other. That is, each party must have a knowledge of what the agreement in a contract entails. It is necessary for both parties to agree on the terms of a contract. Every contract must have an offer, an acceptance, the mutual consent, the considerati... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

470. INTENTION IN A DOMESTIC OR SOCIAL AGREEMENT October 17, 2017 The intention to create a legal relationship is one of the elements of the contract. The intention in a domestic or social agreement is defined as a legally binding agreement or contract. The domestic contract is the agreement between two people who are in a family relationship. The marriage contracts, the separation agreements, and the cohabitation agreements are good examples of domestic contract. The intention to create a legal relation shows the commitment of both parties to a contract. In a domestic and social agreement, there is no belief the contract is legally binding. This is becau... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

471. BREACH OF CONTRACT TERMS UNDER ACL October 05, 2017 The Australia consumer law (ACL) and competition and consumer act (CCA) will attract fine and penalties in cases of breach of contract terms under ACL. Fines are in monetary form and are imposed by the court in criminal proceedings. Penalties are monetary fines which are imposed and collected by the civil courts. The calculation of the monetary amount of penalty is independent. Competition and consumer act (CCA) prohibits the cartel conduct and makes it a criminal offense, resale price maintenance, anti-competitive mergers and misuse of market power. For corporations, the most fines an... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

472. LIABILITY CLAIMS FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE UNDER ACL October 05, 2017 The consumer seeks for compensation of the loss or damages caused by the supplier when he supplies goods or services which are not standard. The liability claims for loss or damage under ACL is regulated by the statute and the common law in Australia. The Australia consumer law provides a set of statutory standards, where the breach will cause the manufacturer to be liable for the damages or losses caused. The manufacturer of goods which breach the provisions of the Australia consumer law may face the enforcement action and penalties. The manufacturer may also be liable under the provisi... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

473. 8516 VISA CONDITION October 05, 2017 According to 8516 visa condition, a student must continue to meet requirements for student visa granted. This means that the main course of study must match with the student visa. A student can search for financial help to support the study and stay in Australia. Student visa applicant with the confirmation of enrollment from the education provider at master or doctorate level is usually assessed under a streamlined visa processing arrangements. Under this benefit, the visa is granted based on having met the lower threshold of proof of the education history, English language liability an... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

474. SUBCLASS 573 VISA ESSAY October 05, 2017 To write a good subclass 573 visa essay, a student must be aware of the Subclass 573 and its conditions. Subclass 573 is the higher education sector visa which is the main route into Australia for all international students who wish to study in Australia. Here is Example of Subclass 573 Visa Essay In order to apply for subclass 573 visa, first, a student must have confirmed a place in one of the universities in Australia which lead to bachelor’s degree, associate degree, graduate diploma, master’s degree, and higher education diploma. In order to be eligible for a student must ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

475. RESTRICTIONS UNDER S48 OF AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION ACT October 05, 2017 S48 says that a non-citizen in Australia does not hold a substantive visa. The substantive visa includes all visas other than the bridging visa, criminal justice visa, and an enforcement visa. The restrictions under the S48 of the Australian immigration act is found in migration act of 1958. Section 48 of Australian immigration act states that if the visa application has being refused by the DIAC and if the visa was cancelled under section 109, the party may subject to the regulations and apply for a visa of a class which is prescribed for the purposes of this section but not apply for the ... (read more) Author: Alice Ken

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