research paper on law (international business). Needs to be 10 pages.

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Need an research paper on law (international business). Needs to be 10 pages. Please no plagiarism. To answer the legal questions at hand, let us look into the different principles of law involved in this case. b. Legal Principles Before we can determine as to whether or not there was a passing of property between the seller and the buyer, we need to establish first the existence of the contract. According to Section 3 of the Sale of Goods Act 1895, a contract of sale can be “made in writing…. or by word of mount, or partly in writing and partly by word of mouth…” There are three important elements needed to make a valid contract, namely, a valid cause or object offered, acceptance of the offer and consider. According to the court in the case of Grainger & Sons v Gough1, an offer must be made with the intention of entering into contract with the buyer and not merely an invitation to treat. When it comes to acceptance of the offer, the court ruled in the case of Entores Ltd v Miles Far East Corporation2 the acceptance must be communicated to the seller in order for the acceptance to be bidding upon the seller. The acceptance of the offer may be made in writing or through word of mouth. According to Denning LJ in this case, the acceptance must be made unequivocally and such unequivocal acceptance must be communicated clearly to the seller. For instance, if the acceptance was made through telephone, the buyer should see to it that the seller heard the acceptance. Acceptance and counter offer are two different things so it is important to determine as to whether or not what was communicated to the seller is an acceptance of the offer or merely a counter-offer. Note that acceptance give rise to a contract while a counter-offer does not. Also, in acceptance, the buyer accedes to the terms of the seller while in counter-offer. the buyer proposes different terms to the seller. When a counter-offer is accepted by the seller, such acceptance will be binding upon the parties. In international transactions, the place of acceptance is very important as this will determine the law applicable to the contract. In the case of Entores Ltd v Miles Far East Corporation3, the court ruled that the place of acceptance is the place where such acceptance is communicated. This means that if the offer was made in UK and the acceptance was made in Australia, the laws of Australia shall govern the transaction since the acceptance of the offer was made in Australia. Acceptance is not absolute in the sense that the parties can revoke the acceptance when the terms agreed upon are not met. According to the court in the case of Grainger & Sons v Gough4, the buyer may withdraw his or her acceptance anytime before or after the contract has been perfected. If the buyer withdraws his or her acceptance before the contract has been perfected, there contract is deemed inexistent. An accepted offer needs to be accompanied by valuable consideration in order for a valid contract to materialize. According to the court in the case of Currie v Misa5, consideration is not limited to money but also include rights, interest, profits and the like. As stated by the court in the case of Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co v Selfridge & Co Ltd6, the valuable consideration can be a “benefit to the promisor or a detriment to the promisee”.

 

write an article on Should Polygyamy be against the Law. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Should Polygyamy be against the Law. It needs to be at least 1250 words. This paper explores the legality of polygamy marriages, and whether the practice, should be tolerated in the society. History of Polygamy in the American society Gibson (2006) avers polygamy practices have formed a significant part of the American culture for almost three centuries. The practice is believed to have started among the ancient participants of the Church, which at the time was being led by Joseph Smith, who helped found the ministry in the early 1800s. Historians consider that Church adherents started polygamy around 1835 (Bradley, Saunders & William, 2005. The practice was initially shrouded in secrecy, before it became widespread in the society immediately after. Decades after the killing of Smith in late 1880s, the second in command of the ministry, Brigham Young, started speaking publicly about the practice during the mid-1850s. Nevertheless, participation was technically restricted by strong cultural norms, with less than a fifth of the church adherents engaging in the practice during its climax years of the 1850s (Ross, 2011). In early 1862, Congress ratified the initial of several legislations systematically geared at bringing to an end the trend by outlawing polygamy. These developments dealt the church a major financial blow, and even denying women of their voting rights in Utah. Almost two decades later, an adherent of the ministry challenged the legality of anti-polygamy legislations on religious justifications. however, the Supreme Court maintained that the unconstitutionality of polygamy was beyond doubt, and that the various government agencies could work to limit religious rights and privileges of the adherents. The congressional decrees were largely effective in terminating polygamy. This forced the Church to abandon the clamor for polygamy practices on September 25, 1890. At the same time, Church President Wilford Woodruff made public a formal statement referred to as “the Manifesto” (Bradley, Saunders & William, 2005). In 1894, Congress approved the Utah Enabling Act, which allowed Utah to begin processes aimed at acquiring the position of statehood, based upon the government constitution providing for an irrevocable decree outlawing polygamy. United States Congress approved Utah statehood two years later, a development that led to the implementation of the state constitution, which permanently outlawed polygamy practices within its jurisdiction. Additionally, polygamy was also classified as a crime by decree. After “the Manifesto,” was made public, the religious group stopped polygamy practices and started to detach polygamists from its flock. Eventually, religious factions resented the new development leading to the formation of “Fundamentalists” groups (Groleau, 2008). Bradley, Saunders and William (2005) indicate fundamentalists backed away to remote communities in an attempt to shun what they believed to be mass maltreatment. Since then, the state authorities have carried out episodic mass apprehending and questionings on communities practicing polygamy. For instance, mass apprehending was implemented in 1935, and during the end of World War II. Arizona on its part carried out the largest crackdown yet on the community in 1953 (Cole, 2011).

 

prepare and submit a paper on international migrant remittances. In the year 2002, migrant remittances around the world amounted to almost 150 billion US dollars.

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Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on international migrant remittances. In the year 2002, migrant remittances around the world amounted to almost 150 billion US dollars.

It was at the beginning of the 1980s that economics around the world began to give importance to the exercise of migrant remittances. The experts and scholars believe that migrant remittances have helped in compensating the loss of human capital in developing countries. There are several political debates related to the issue of remittances. Some of the hot topics of debate regarding remittances included the determinants of the remittances and the importance of the channels used to transfer the remittances as well as the economic impact on the countries which receive migrant remittances. In the past few years, the amount of remittance flows has increased enormously. This is one of the reasons why the research on remittances has become very prominent. This has led to an increase in scientific literature as well. Some of the sections where remittances have been studied in depth by researchers include the data on remittances, and the regional trends, as well as the global trends in remittances, flows, and most importantly the significance of remittances as a source of capital for economically backward countries.

Mambo and Ratha (2005, p.2) state ‘International migrant remittances are perhaps the largest source of external finance in developing countries. Officially recorded remittance flows to developing countries exceeded US$125 billion in 2004, making them the second-largest source of development finance after foreign direct investment.’ There have been several evaluations on data sources of remittances flows. According to the IMF (International Monetary Fund), there are three distinct sections in the balance of payments wherein the remittances are recorded. The first one includes the employees and the compensations of the employees who are residing abroad for less than a year. The second kind of category is the worker’s remittances.

The knight rose croix & symbols of bread and wine.

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Create a 5 pages page paper that discusses the knight rose croix & symbols of bread and wine. The AASR journey is filled with enlightenment based on the three degrees or virtues of Faith, Hope, and Charity. This journey implements dramatic skits using grand casts and colorful costumes. It also includes good music, sound effects, and lighting effects which help to enhance the Master mason’s knowledge to pursue further study of the liberal arts and sciences, history, and virtuous education.

The Rose Croix or the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite has a total of 33 degrees of which the first three are analogous with those of Craft Freemasonry. To reach the 33rd degree takes many years of hard work and very few reach the top. Freemasonry helps one to learn the spiritual aspects of life and imbibe their virtues. It is not only stimulating but challenging and very interesting. It spans across friendship to lessons in moral rectitude. The Scottish rite is recognized as an extension of the degrees of Freemasonry by Grand Lodges.

Traditionally, Freemasonry has two great festivals to celebrate. They are St. John the Baptist on 24th June and of St. John the Evangelist on December 27th. The Table Lodge Ritual is a yearly feature and takes place on the night of the anniversary of St. John the Baptist which is on the 24th of June. In ancient times, the Ritual was very long drawn, tedious and elaborate but it has now been modified to suit the present times.

The summer festival was the time that was best suited for a meeting, especially the one for Entered Apprentice Degree. This ceremony was followed by “Table Lodge” where the new apprenticed Mason would be immediately initiated and admitted into the rich Masonic fellowship. All the brethren are aware that the word “refreshment” did not necessarily mean food, but a small rest in between the long sessions. Only after the session is finished, refreshment is taken by the brethren.

During the 1700s, they ate, smoked, and drank during the ceremonious work, but it has been changed now. At the Table Lodge, all the brethren sat around the table in the pattern of a horseshoe and enjoyed a smoke or drink while they worked on the catechisms or the old lectures. The Master in the chair would ask questions and this would be answered by the brethren one by one.