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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Implied terms"”.
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The development and application of Masters and Servants legislation in New South Wales - 1845 to 1930
… heavily on the hierarchical nature of the implied terms. Employees argued for a specific contract, confined within the bounds of specific and expressly-agreed terms. Although the Acts provided for redress for concrete breaches of contract, the evidence shows that litigation arose more out …
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The development and application of Masters and Servants legislation in New South Wales - 1845 to 1930
… heavily on the hierarchical nature of the implied terms. Employees argued for a specific contract, confined within the bounds of specific and expressly-agreed terms. Although the Acts provided for redress for concrete breaches of contract, the evidence shows that litigation arose more out …
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Indigenous rights under the Australian constitution :a reconciliation perspective
… then proceeds to consider whether there are implied terms under the Constitution that protect fundamental rights. It is argued that these rights are indeed protected because the Constitution is based upon the rule of law. In addition constitutional provisions are to be interpreted subject to …
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The difference in how UAE and EW law controls Gharar (risk) and so Riba in a construction contract in the Emirate of Dubai, UAE.
… Law is risk. The extent of gharar or risk (these terms are used on an interchangeable basis in this thesis) in an obligation plays a fundamental role in the profitability of a construction contract. Where losses become unacceptable, particularly for the Contractor, a dispute will arise. These …
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The protection of confidentiality in arbitration: balancing the tensions between commerce and public policy
… outside England and Wales, and the rules and terms of selected arbitral institutions worldwide. The various studies into arbitration since the 1970’s provide insights not only into the views and opinions of those closely involved in arbitration, but also potential alternative approaches. …
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The Value of ‘Technology-Enhanced Learning’ (TEL) in Evidencing Compliance with the ‘Student Contract to Educate’ (SCTE) in a New Era of Accountability in Higher Education
… Tools evidence compliance with key express and implied terms of the SCTE and secondly, to evaluate how well the TEL Tools can transparently track the accountability of three stakeholders (HEI, academic and student) responsible for performing the SCTE and ensuring education is of a ‘high-quality’ …