Essays on Legal Duty

The elderly are some of society’s most vulnerable citizens. They may suffer from a variety of illnesses besides normal aging. Thus, it is incumbent upon health care workers to provide their elderly patients with the utmost care. Taking care of the elderly comprises ethical, legal, and financial issues. Ethically, all workers in a health care setting have a responsibility to provide their elderly patients with excellent care, and must strive to assist, to the best of their abilities, their patients with their health needs on a daily basis. Thus, in order to fulfill the ethical responsibilities of a ...

Question 1: Hierarchy of Courts in Australia

Question 2: Conveyancing Acts Conveyancing Act of 1994 The Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) Act provides for the legal procedures and requirements that vendors and purchasers of land and property must follow. These include the registration and verification of titles to land and property and the role of agents in the land transaction process. It also deals with auctions, special requirements as to sales representatives and rights of parties to a land transaction.

Land Titles Act 194

This piece of legislation provides for the legal requirements for dealing in and holding of freehold land, the powers of the land Registrar, and use ...

The administration and rental of commercial and residential property in the United States is governed by the landlord-tenant law which is comprised of both state and common laws. The relationship between the landlord and the tenant is protected by laws that aims to secure the interest of both parties, who generally wants to avoid hassles in terms of rent collection, repairs and other important issues concerning the lease. These laws and the individual lease agreement prescribe the rights and duties of the landlord and the tenant. Included in the landlord and tenant laws is the housing codes that ensure ...