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University Degree: Commercial Law
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100 University Degree Commercial Law essays
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The commercial advantages of agreed remedies are so extensive that the courts should almost invariably give effect to them. Discuss.
- Essay length: 2023 words
- Submitted: 08/07/2012
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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY & ITS IMPACT ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
- Essay length: 3176 words
- Submitted: 29/06/2012
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Introduction to Commercial Law. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of resolving a civil dispute through 1. Litigation 2. Arbitration 3. Mediation 4. Tribunal
- Essay length: 2123 words
- Submitted: 12/06/2012
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Coporate Law and Limited Liability. There are certain circumstances in which courts will have to look through the corporation, that is, lift the veil of incorporation, otherwise known as piercing the veil, and hold the shareholders of the company directly
- Essay length: 3045 words
- Submitted: 12/05/2012
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In the current financial crisis, the directors of stricken UK financial institutions run as listed companies have faced few legal consequences of arguably poor strategic management and risk management on their part, and there has been little new regulatio
- Essay length: 2190 words
- Submitted: 20/03/2012
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There are three legal functions of a bill of lading; 1. Evidence of Receipt of Cargo 2. Evidence of a Contract of Carriage 3. Documentation of Title to Cargo (only if its an order bill)
- Essay length: 2697 words
- Submitted: 20/03/2012
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Corporations in law. A corporation under Company law or corporate law is specifically referred to as a "legal person"- as a subject of rights and duties that is capable of owning real property, entering into contracts, and having the ability to sue and b
- Essay length: 2937 words
- Submitted: 14/03/2012
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Incorporation. Upon incorporation a company comes into existence and thereby assumes legal personality having rights and obligations as it were like a natural person. The common law position is that once stipulated registration requirements have been met
- Essay length: 1686 words
- Submitted: 12/03/2012