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Contracts: Third Party Rights
Introduction Only the Parties to a contract have rights and liabilities under the contract. Exceptions: § Assignment or Delegation. § Third party beneficiary contract. Assignments and Delegations Transfer of contractual rights is an assignment. Transfer of contractual duties is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Assignment of “All Rights”, Case 15.1: Forest Commodity v. Lone Star (2002)., Case 15.2: Gold v. Ziff Communications (2001)., Case 15.3: Vogan v. Hayes Appraisal Associates, Contracts: Third Party Rights, Duties That Cannot be Delegated, Effect of a Delegation, Inc. (1999)., Intended v. Incidental Beneficiaries, The Vesting of an Intended Beneficiary’s Rights, Third Party Beneficiaries, Transfer of contractual duties is a delegation, Transfer of contractual rights is an assignment.., Types of Intended Beneficiaries
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Torts and Cyber Tort
Basis of Tort Law Doing business today involves risks, both legal and financial. A tort is a civil injury designed to provide compensation for injury to a legally protected, tangible or intangible, interest. There are intentional and unintentional (negligence) torts. … Continue reading
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Tagged Appropriation, ASSAULT, Assumption of Risk, Basis of Tort Law, BATTERY, Case 5.1: Mathis v. Liu (2002)., Case 5.2: Martin v. Wal-Mart Stores, Causation, Causation in Fact, Comparative Negligence, Contributory Negligence, Cyber Torts, Damages for Libel, Damages for Slander, Defamation, Defamation-Public Figures, Defenses to Assault & Battery, Defenses to Defamation, Defenses to Negligence, Duty of Care, Duty of Care: Foreseeability, Exception, Fraudulent Misrepresentation, Inc. (1999)., Injury and Damages, Intend means, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Intentional Torts against Persons and Business Relationships, Intentional Torts to Personal Property, Intentional Torts to Property, Invasion of Privacy, Negligence, Special Negligence Doctrines, Special Negligence Statutes, Superceding Cause, Torts and Cyber Torts, Types of Intentional Torts, Wrongful Interference
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BA-LLB Notes for Law Student 