Essays on Beale

This discussion focuses on a difficult area of contract law: verbal contracts and agreements. Verbal contracts and agreements are notoriously difficult because they do not rely on anything written: they are entirely the product of spoken interactions, and thus, they are subject to the memory of the individual parties (Beale et al. 2010). In this hypothetical, Simon offers to pay each band member £250,000; ostensibly, this payment is not the issue that is contentious, as each band member did indeed receive this money after completing the concert. Although the case study is not clear, it seems that this ...

Network is a film that Sidney Lumet produced in 1976. Specifically, the film addresses some of the challenges affecting the media industry as well as economic structures relating to new broadcasting in America (Network). The film illustrates the fact that powerful networks are jostling for a share of the broadcasting space as well as the related revenues. Additionally, the film portrays the intrigues that unfold in a field where ratings take the center stage. An impressive element of the film is the dialogues between the different characters. Furthermore, Network depicts impressive vocabularies covering intense subject matters such as religious ...

The law of property act of 1925 is among the Acts that were designed as part of the integrated legislative program initiated by Lord Chancellor Lord Birkenhead between the year 1921 and 1925 (Beale Jr. 1907). This piece of legislation primarily concerns itself with the transfer of property. In law, the word property is synonymous with the word land. There are many reasons that explain why land is the most fundamental kind of property in society. The provisions relating to the law of property are principally concerned with the transactions on matters of land, most prominently leases and deeds. ...

Restorative justice refers to the idea that the simple punishment through incarceration of a criminal may not necessarily end or satisfy the harm, injury or pain of the victim. Moreover, restorative justice argues that punishment by itself is unlikely to change the behavior of the offender in a way that guarantees he will not commit the same act(s) again and that he will feel remorse for the act(s) that he did commit. Accordingly, the aims of restorative justice are threefold. First, it aims to bring closure to the victim, whether it is through allowing them to fully participate in ...

1. It was a big luck to meet Kimberly Beale because she had been working a very long time in the field of advertising and knows a lot about self-promotion and organizational processes within the company. Throughout the presentation, Kimberly Beale told her vision of leadership in the organization. Firstly, I must point out that her speech was based on her experience and her beliefs, formed throughout her life course. Kimberly fully and completely focused on the concept of positive leadership that includes a creativity, responsibility. In addition, she emphasized the importance of good attitude to yourself, which has a significant impact on the ...

Domestic Sale of Goods

The selling of goods in the United Kingdom (UK) and the binding contract between both (seller and buyer) are regulated by The Sales of Goods Act (1979) together with its later Amendments. A contract for the sale of goods provides that the transfer of goods for the seller to the buyer will only be complete through money or consideration transaction also known as the price. In some instances, the contracts for the sale of goods will have additional terms and conditions that are super-imposed to the general rules that are applicable to specific contracts. These contracts include sale of ...

(Insert Institute) The general meaning of theology finds basis in an organized and coherent study of God within a religious setting. In addition, theology can be used to define the action of seeking out facts surrounding religion. In “The Moody Handbook of Theology: Revised and Expanded,” Enns (2008) concurs with this when he states that, “The word “theology” comes from two Greek words that combined mean “the study of God.” With regard to Christianity, theology revolves around the bible and known historic events that are believed to have occurred among the Christian body. The use of the Bible ...

The film Network (1973) which was directed by Sidney Lumet exposes the abuses and unfairness that exists in network television. This is true when we look at the character Howard Beale and the terms upon which he was fired. Also, the violent activities seen in the movie can be equated to what happens in Reality TV where dumb and violent actions are aired. This is what Americans want to watch just like Diana Christensen thinks. Q: Who is the personification of Media Ownership and what actions does this character take to exemplify the strengths/failings in broadcast media? ...

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Introduction A contract is either forceable or unenforceable.For it to be enforceable and valid, it has to meet certain elements: offer, intention to create legal relations, acceptance, and consideration (Beale, 2002). Without any of these elements, the courts will not enforce the contract. However, several reasons ensure that a contract cannot be enforced: duress, misrepresentation, unfair terms and undue influence. In the facts given, each person has their merits, strengths and weaknesses. To analyze the position Steve is in and whether he stands to win any legal action brought against, each case will be analyzed separately, giving the merits ...

With our lives getting busier and busier, meeting people is becoming increasingly difficult. We have less and less free time to devote to our own needs, it seems, and the result is more and more single people who simply don’t have the time to find that special someone. This is what makes online dating so attractive. From the comfort of your own home (or even your own bed), you can do a little bit of “comparison shopping,” so to speak, where you get a chance to look at profiles of other people who, like you, just want to meet someone ...

Introduction

In any undertaking or transaction, it is essential that the parties are guided by law. Contracts play the role of binding the parties to an agreement that they are obligated to perform some task. Basically, a contract refers to an agreement between two or more parties. The enforceability of a contract in a court of law is essential in that the parties to a contract can get a remedy if the other party fails to perform their duties. A typical contract should have an offer, acceptance and legal relations (Beale, 2002). These are necessary for any contract to be enforceable. In this paper, ...

The U.S. Patriot Act Americans faced one of the most horrifying episodes in their history of the United States. Many individuals watched with horror as the historical landmarks collapsed simultaneously at the hands of terrorists. Who could forget the shock as the terrorist planes embraced the Twin Towers as the terrorist snuffed the lights of many innocent victims? As a result of this horror, the American Congress waited for only forty-five days before passing the USA Patriot Act in response to that fateful date of September 11, 2001. A number of delusion individuals convinced themselves that they reserved the ...

Virtually all laws that govern today’s civilization draw their influence from the England and Wales. The laws in these countries were arrived at through tribunals and precedents made by judges. The precedents are also known as case laws. These are previous legal decisions arrived at by judges which are used in similar subsequent scenarios or instances. They were also informed by the then governing customs societal norms. These laws provided for the protection of individuals and property. These laws were known as common laws. Common law made way for civil law that also draws its roots to England ...

George Orwell’s novel 1984 opens with the protagonist, Winston Smith, lounging around his grey depressing apartment in London. He is alone in the first scene, and throughout much of the novel remains that way. Essentially, everyone within the dystopian society within the book is separated from the society they are a part of. Winston lives in a dingy apartment where his government constantly monitors him. There is essentially no freedom, and ceaseless war. Orwell was not just writing a fictional dystopian thriller, but was making important political statements about where culture could be headed if the people of a society allowed ...

Introduction

The Revelation chapter 20: 1-6 story is perhaps one of the most controversial biblical stories. Several bible scholars have argued the chapter marks the exposing of millennialism as a theological perspective among protestant theologies. It is for this reason that I have decided to examine this story so that I may have a clear understanding of the subject of controversy. This paper examines the relevance of this verse into the Christian denomination and its association with the Jews. The paper also brings different viewpoint that have been presented as alternative views of the story. Still, Revelation chapter 20: 1- 6 provides ...

Crime analysis is an important function, exercised by law enforcement agencies. Crucial nature of this function is called forth by the fact that crime analysis results constitute the ground for formation and development of crime prevention and intervention policies and programs at all the level of governance. According to the definition, worked out by Emig, Heck and Kravitz (1980), crime analysis represents a set of systemic analytical processes, aimed at providing timely relevant information about crime, its patterns’ and trends’ correlations. As it is stated in the study by R.Boba (2005), despite the fact that crime analysis is conducted ...

Thesis

Much debate has been made on the ethics of physician assisted death. This is a debate not just with Americans but with societies all over the world. The decision to allow death assistance in a legal means should not be one taken lightly as there are many pros and cons that must first be considered. By taking a look at these ethical issues and analyzing the consequence I feel that we can gain a better understanding of why death assistance is morally ambiguous.

Thoughts on Euthanasia

Personally I believe that death assistance should not be legalized. Medication and treatment should be the first priority. By making ...

In the film Network, noted television pundit Howard Beale (Peter Finch) notes the complete and utter apathy of America in the post-television age. He notes that "less than 3 percent of you people read books," "less than 15 percent of you read newspapers," and "the only truth you know is what you get over this tube." Beale himself, in this scene, where his own apathy towards the cynicism and lack of imagination of the American public is twisted and distorted into "edgy" political entertainment, notes the failings of the American public in a way that is found to be entertaining.

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Introduction

The Revelation chapter 20: 1-6 story is perhaps one of the most controversial biblical stories. Several bible scholars have argued the chapter marks the exposing of millennialism as a theological perspective among protestant theologies. It is for this reason that I have decided to examine this story so that I may have a clear understanding of the subject of controversy. This paper examines the relevance of this verse into the Christian denomination and its association with the Jews. The paper also brings different viewpoint that have been presented as alternative views of the story. Still, Revelation chapter 20: 1- 6 provides ...

In every field the need for universally accepted language is of utmost necessity. This does not leave behind the very necessary and sensitive field of nursing. In regard to informatics development, enhancing good communication as well as developing leveled field in learning, research and administration, Calls for agreeable language. In integration of nursing to computer science to avail nursing informatics, the question as to whether terminology should be agreed upon or otherwise cannot be simply wished away. Having an agreed upon terminologies in nursing have numerous advantages. First there is the sense of practice being universal and this ...