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    elements must be considered: 1. Breach 2. Loss 3. Causation 4. Remoteness 5. Assessment of damages A Breach To claim damages, Jackson must establish breached of contract. The contract prohibits the students from sub-letting the property without Jackson’s express permission. Without his knowledge, they sub-let the house on Airbandb, thereby constituting breach. B Loss Jackson has lost the profit from three months rent before 1 December. C Causation Did students’ breach cause Jackson to lose rent

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    eMeasuring and Compensating Loss Note: Hadley v. Baxendale is one of the most famous cases in history. Case: Hadley v. Baxendale (1854, ENG) [pp. 206-210] Parties: Plaintiff - Hadley Defendant - Baxendale Facts: The plaintiff, Hadley, operated a mill. The crankshaft of the mill broke, forcing the mill to shut down. Hadley contracted with the defendant, Baxendale, to deliver the crankshaft to engineers for repair by a certain date. Baxendale failed to deliver on the date in question

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    Khoury V Torquay

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    1.1. THE BREACH GIVING RISE TO AN ELECTION. 1.2.1. Justices Mason, Brennan, Deane, and Dawson in Khoury v. Government Insurance Office of NSW states that the discovery of a breach that is serious or of an essential term creates paths available for the innocent party in which they are ‘…confronted by two truly alternative rights … the right to avoid or terminate a contract and the right to affirm it and insist on performance…’ They continue by quoting Lord Diplock’s judgment in Kammins Ballrooms

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    I have worked for Target for about 3 years now and one of the major challenges that I have seen the corporation face was the data breach in the company nationwide. There was a security breach into the database of Target on December 15, 2013 and the attackers had access to over 50 million customer’s information including names, addresses, phone numbers, passwords, debit and credit card information. Target is a large retail corporation that operates at least about 1,800 plus stores across the U.S.

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    What Constitutes a Breach of Contract? If one is studying law, one should be familiar with what actually constitutes the breach of a contract. A contract is an agreement made up of a promise, or set of promises, that is made between parties in which one will do or refrain from doing a particular thing. Also, when determining the validity of a contract, one should ask whether or not an offer was made, was the offer considered or worth considering, and was the offer accepted? Contracts are a major

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    Is Rescission Ab Initio

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    give rise not only to the ground of terminating a contract but terminating a contract from the beginning itself as if the contract has never been existed or entered into. Rescission de futuro, also known as rescission for breach, refers to the termination of contract due to the breach of contract by the other parties and therefore the courts grant restoration of any damages suffered by the affected parties. In most of the cases, rescission ab initio is likely to be the most demanded remedies asked by

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    may suffer. Figure 1 is illustrated World's Biggest Data Breaches that happened last decade. Figure 1: World's Biggest Data Breaches. Source: DataBreaches.net & IdTheftCentre, press reports This essay will discuss that data breach at Anthem Inc. (formerly known as Wellpoint), the second biggest health insurer firm in the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association in The United State. On February 4, 2015, Anthem disclosed that hackers gained access its computer system and stolen their

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    Contracts are defined as a legally or mutually binding agreement between two or more parties that is intended to be enforceable by law. Ideally, when a contract is entered into by both parties, there should be no complications involved throughout the duration of the contract but this is not always the case. A discharge of contract is when a situation arises that causes the termination of the contract. One of the manners in which a contract can be discharged is to be discharged by frustration.

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    Watergate Scandal and Ethics Watergate Scandal has been considered as one of the darkest chapters in American history. The event not only refers to unethical use of power by the public representatives but also levied great deal of attention on the mechanism of surveillance over the activities of public servants. Watergate scandal provides ethical directions not only to public servants but also provides ethical guidelines to the lawyers and media representatives as well. This incident reveals how

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    During the last Christmas season, Target announced that their data security was breached. According to David Lazarus in Los Angeles Times, Target stated that roughly 110 million customers’ information was illegally taken from their database. The information included their credit/debit card info, phone numbers, and email addresses. Target is one of the most popular grocery stores in the U.S.; they have a substantial amount of consumers. Because of this incident, consumers' trusts for the store

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