Wedding party - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

IND2601 EXAM ANSWERS 2023 QUESTIONS ASKED A betrothal can be terminated … a. if the woman has a child of wedlock. b. if there are irreconcilable differences. c. by the death of the man or the woman. d. by adultery on the part of the man. Clear my choice Question 2 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following statements is true regarding testamentary dispositions in original customary law? a. Where the estate of a black person ha...

ML Challenging the courts NCTJ The media's right to be heard: Rule 16.2 of Criminal Procedure Rules: - correct answer A court should not impose a restriction unless each party affected - including media - was present to make representations Rule 16.4, CPR: - correct answer Parties applying for a restriction should give media advance notice Court has discretion to hear applications without notice and without media present Journalists have 24 hours to make representations Making a chal...

Risk - ANSWER-Uncertainty or lack of predictability as to loss that faces a person or property covered by insurance Peril - ANSWER-The cause of a possible loss or risk, such as fire, windstorm, robbery, disease, or death Hazard - ANSWER-Increases the likelihood of a loss through some peril (e.g., driving drunk, defective house wiring) Risk Management - ANSWER-Organized, planned strategy to protect your assets and family Pure Risks - ANSWER--Personal risks (Death/Health) -Propert...

What kind of damages for the breach of the promise to marry? Tort (not recognized in most JX) Gifts made in contemplation of marriage. The wedding ring scenario. When can you recover a gift? What question should you ask? Gifts that are made CONDITIONAL on the subsequent marriage (like engagement rings). Ask "Was the gift really conditional on the marriage?" What do Premarital Agreements address? The rights of the parties in the event of death or divorce 2 Things you can agree to in a ...

LCP4804 ASSIGNMENT 2 MEMO - SEMESTER 1 - 2024 - UNISA - DUE : 3 APRIL 2024 (DETAILED ANSWERS WITH FOOTNOTES - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED) ASSIGNMENT 2 Instructions (i) Answer all questions. (ii) Number your answers to correspond with the questions to be addressed. (iii) Reference your work, with both footnotes and the bibliography, taking care to fully reference cases and paragraphs referred to. Question 1 Tendai and Keneilwe were University sweethearts, and as soon as they graduated fro...

Which of the following statements describes the best way to prepare to provide extraordinary guest service? - ACCURATE ANSWERS Find resources available to help you offer guest service. Using intuition to provide guest service means: - ACCURATE ANSWERS Distinguishing a service response that feels real to a guest. Using initiative to offer outstanding guest service best describes your: - ACCURATE ANSWERS Personal willingness to provide service. Diane, a front-desk representative at your p...

John tells Jami he would sell her his grandmother's wedding ring for $100.00. Jami accepts and they exchange the ring and the money. Two days later, John tells Jami that he was only joking and now wants the ring back and he will give her the money back. According to the objective theory of contracts, which statement below is correct? - Even if John was joking, the court will not consider John's personal belief but will determine if a reasonable person would believe John's language and con...

Josh sells t-shirts at an amusement park. When selling t-shirts, he often tells people that the shirts are the softest shirts ever created. If he did not truly believe that and it was a lie, would this be an example of misrepresentation? A) Yes because he lied. B) No because it is not an important opinion. C) Yes because it is a lie about an opinion. D) No because it is a lie about an opinion. - ️️D Caleb contracts with Eliza to beat up Mickey for $50.00. Is that agreement enforceable...

Tangible conflict issues - Answer Hard, physical or observable assets that are often scarce, such that conflicting parties either get what they want or nothing at all Win/lose Examples of tangible conflict issues - Answer Money, land, space (master bedroom) Kids in a divorce Negotiation - Answer Exchange of proposals and counter proposals as a means or reaching a satisfactory settlement Confront conflict Attempt to find mutually acceptable outcome - Answer Agreeing to negotiate m...

Acts that may occur before marriage and give rise to a legal claim (3 acts): 1. A breach of a promise to marry gives rises to a cause of action, but is very rare in most states. When used, the cause of action provides tort damages, including actual damages (e.g., expenses of getting ready for the wedding) as well as loss to reputation and mental anguish. Punitive damages may also be available. 2. Gifts in contemplation of marriage, like engagement rings, are null if the marriage fails to take...