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Guzzi, Turner, Dellagloria, Segal, Teller, Shapiro, MartinezEvora, A.Cava, B.Teller, D.Donelson, M.Segal, M.Shapiro, k.turner, joan, Alexanderous, alexandrakis, Derouselle, JacquelineSavir, Lydie Pierre-Louis, Dr. Vogel

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- Chapter 15
- University of Miami
- Introduction to Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2012
- Chapter 15: Contracts in Writing Statute of Frauds Contracts within the Statute of Frauds Electronic Records full effect is given to electronic contracts and signatures Suretyship Provision applies to promises to pay the debt of another Original Promis
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Chapter 15
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- Chapter 16
- University of Miami
- Introduction to Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2012
- Chapter 16: Third Parties to Contracts Assignment of Rights Definition of Assignment voluntary transfer to a third party of the rights arising from a contract so that the assignors right to performance is extinguished o Assignor party making an assignmen
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Chapter 16
14 pages
- BSL notes
- University of Miami
- Introduction to Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2007
- Ch. 1 Source of Law o US Constitution Sets up structure and grants power to government Executive Enforce law Legislative Make laws Judicial Interpret the law Limits Power of Government o Legislative Law (Statutes) Criminal vs. Civil Burden of P
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BSL notes
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- BSLFinalReview
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2009
- Chapter 2 will end up coming on the final. And the way the question will work is that they will ask you a hypothetical. And I will need to address at lease 3 concepts in the chapter. Utilitarianism= the ethical doctrine that virtue is based on utility, an
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BSLFinalReview
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- Chapter_3_Notes_(Jurisdiction)
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2011
- JURISDICTION (CHAPTER 3) I) Jurisdiction the power of a court to hear and decide a case. If the court doesnt have any jurisdiction, the case will be dismissed A) State Court 1) Subject Matter Jurisdiction AND 2) Personal Jurisdiction OR In Rem Jurisdictio
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Chapter_3_Notes_(Jurisdiction)
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- Business Law 212
- University of Miami
- BSL 212
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
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Business Law 212
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- BSL-FINAL
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- CHAPTER6 EthicsandMoralPhilosophy Foranyquestioninwhichyouidentifythemainissuetobeanethicaldilemma,youranswershould includetwoethicallensesthroughwhichtheanalysiscanbeviewed. Toanswerthisquestion: First:identifytheethicaldilemma.Whatproblemaretheyfaced
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BSL-FINAL
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- Chapter_15_Notes_(Statute_of_Frauds)
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2011
- STATUTE OF FRAUDS (CHAPTER 15) If something is covered by the statute of frauds, it means that the item must be evidenced in writing. Even if you prove the Statute of Frauds, you have to prove that there was a verbal agreement. The alternate theories of r
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Chapter_15_Notes_(Statute_of_Frauds)
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- BSL212notes3.24.09
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2009
- Statute of fraudsany agreement to guarantee or to act as assurity has to be in writing to be valid. Example. When your parents co-sign a loan. They assure that it will be paid even if you default. Exceptions: Main purpose doctrine- if it is an economic be
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BSL212notes3.24.09
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- bsl study guide for final
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2007
- A. B. C. D. E. A. A. B. C. D. E. F. A. Chapter 3 Exclusive Federal Jurisdiction- Patents, Bankruptcy, Federal Criminal Prosecutions, Admiralty, Copyright. Concurrent federal Jurisdiction a. Federal Question- ? That arises under the Constitutio
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bsl study guide for final
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- Chapter_3_Notes_(Jurisdiction)
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2011
- JURISDICTION (CHAPTER 3) 1) Jurisdiction the power of a court to hear and decide a case. If the court doesnt have any jurisdiction, the case will be dismissed a) State Court i) Subject Matter Jurisdiction AND ii) Personal Jurisdiction OR In Rem Jurisdicti
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Chapter_3_Notes_(Jurisdiction)
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- Assignment 4
- University of Miami
- BSL 212 - Spring 2016
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Assignment 4
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- Chapter 3 Study Guide
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- Courts State Inferior trial courts Small claims court Dollar limitation Informal (no attorney) Decision ignored in appeal Trial courts No dollar limitation All criminal cases except minor crimes Formal records kept Special trial courts Jurisdiction over w
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Chapter 3 Study Guide
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- Chapter 10 Mutual Assent
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2011
- 1. Offer 1. Elements 1. Offeror objectively intends to enter to be bound AND 2. Material terms must be definite or reasonably certain AND 1. parties; subject matter; consideration; quantity (U.C.C.) 3. Communication 2. Specific Offer Rules 1. Advertisemen
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Chapter 10 Mutual Assent
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- Chapter 10
- University of Miami
- Introduction to Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2012
- Chapter 10: Mutual Assent Offer Essentials of an Offer Definition indication of willingness to enter into a contract Communication oferee must have knowledge of the offer and the offer must be made by the offeror or her authorized agent to the offeree
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Chapter 10
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- Chapter 11
- University of Miami
- Introduction to Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2012
- Chapter 11: Conduct Invalidating Assent Duress Definition wrongful act or threat that overcomes the free will of a party Physical Compulsion coercion involving physical force renders the agreement void Improper Threats improper threats or acts, includi
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Chapter 11
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- Chapter 1
- University of Miami
- Introduction to Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2012
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Law Nature of Law Definition of Law a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state, commanding what is right, and prohibiting what is wrong Function of Law to maintain stability in the social, political, an
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Chapter 1
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- BSL212E-final-bsl
- University of Miami
- Business law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2011
- Sources of Law A. US constitution 1. Sets up structure and grants power to the government legislative: make law/ judicial: interpret law/, executive:enforce law 2. Limits power of govt B. Legislative law (statues) civil (private disputes, punish money) v
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BSL212E-final-bsl
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- Turner BSL 212 syllabus
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS LAW DEPARTMENT BSL 212 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW Business Honors Students Only FALL SEMESTER 2012 Section: D Class Room: MM 208 Professor: E-mail: Office Hours: Dr. Karen Turner kturner@m
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Turner BSL 212 syllabus
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- Martinez Evora BSL212R Syllabus Fall 2012 13-1 (3)
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2012
- UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS LAW DEPARTMENT BSL 212 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW FALL SEMESTER 2012 Section: R Class Room: MM 116 Professor: E-mail: Office Hours: Dr. Joan Martnez Evora j.martinezevora@umiami.edu TR 10:
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Martinez Evora BSL212R Syllabus Fall 2012 13-1 (3)
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- Giannetti v Cornillie
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2014
- MichelleGonzalez Dr.Turner September22,2014 BSL212 GiannettiV.Cornillie SUMMARY: Defendants(Cornillie)puttheirhomeforsale. Plaintiffs(Giannetti)offered$155,000. Defendantscounteroffered$160,000. Plaintiffsaccepted$160,000offerbutchangedagreedmortgageamoun
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Giannetti v Cornillie
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- Turner BSL212D2 Spring 2011 11-2 syllabus
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Spring 2011
- UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS LAW DEPARTMENT BSL 212 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW SPRING SEMESTER 2011 Section: D2 Professor: E-mail: Office Hours: Class Room: MM 106 Dr. Karen Turner kturner@miami.edu M 1:30 p.m. 3:00 p
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Turner BSL212D2 Spring 2011 11-2 syllabus
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- BSL 212 Reed v. King Brief Turner
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- Reed v. King BSL212 Reed v. King, California Court of Appeals, 1983 145 CAL.APP.3D 261, 193 CAL.RPTR. 130 Facts: Robert King sold a house to Doris Reed for $76,000, failing to disclose certain information about p
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BSL 212 Reed v. King Brief Turner
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- chapter 10
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- CHAPTER10 MUTUALASSENT 1 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS 1. Ames, seeking business for his lawn maintenance firm, posted the following notice in the meeting room of the Antlers, a local lodge: To the members of the AntlersSpecial this month. I will reso
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chapter 10
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- chapter 13
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- CHAPTER13 ILLEGALBARGAINS 1 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS 1. Johnson and Wilson were the principal shareholders in XYZ Corporation, located in the city of Jonesville, Wisconsin. This corporation was engaged in the business of manufacturing paper novel
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chapter 13
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- Business Law Chaps 1-2
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2014
- Chapter 1: Classifications of Law Civil Law: spells out the rights and duties that exist between personas and between persons and their govt o In a civil case, a private party sues another private party to make other party pay/duty of damage Criminal Law:
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Business Law Chaps 1-2
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- chapter 16
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2013
- ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS 1. On December 1, Euphonia, a famous singer, contracted with Boito to sing at Boito's theatre on December 31 for a fee of $25,000 to be paid immediately after the performance. (a) Euphonia, for value received, assigns thi
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chapter 16
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- Chapter 21
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2014
- Chapter 21: 1,7 A. Employment at Will a. Either party may terminate the employemnet relationship at any time and for any reason, unless doing so would violate the provisions of an employment contract/statute b. An employee is not allowed to fire an employ
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Chapter 21
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- Chapter 9
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2014
- Chapter9:ContractFormation Contracts o Distinguishes between moral obligations and promises that are legally binding o Common law: governs all contracts except when it has been modified or replaced by statutory law o Deals with services, real estate, empl
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Chapter 9
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- BLAW MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2014
- Whether the case can be brought in a specific court o Minimum contacts: did the court see that GEOTECH availed itself in Texas so that means that the court has jurisdiction to hear the case in texas and that geotech had to come there Standing to sue: con
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- Guzzi BSL212UX Spring 2011 11-2 syllabus[2].doc
- University of Miami
- Business Law
- BSL 212 - Fall 2014
- UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS LAW DEPARTMENT BSL 212 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LAW SPRING SEMESTER 2011 Section: UX Professor: E-mail: Office Hours: Class Room: AGB 532 Dr. Vanessa Guzzi vguzzi@miami.edu M - 9:00 a.m. - 1
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Feb 08, 2017
| Would highly recommend.
Not too easy. Not too difficult.

Course Overview:

This class will be required to all business majors, so there aren't many options. However, with a good professor, not enjoying the class is difficult. Highly recommend it!

Course highlights:

Most if not all of us who take the course have zero idea whatsoever about law. This class not only prepares you for a business career, but you will learn so much for your personal life, you will be mindblown! This was actually the only course I took last semester that I really enjoyed and looked forward to, so get the best out of it!

Hours per week:

0-2 hours

Advice for students:

Not the easiest course you will take, but will definitely be the most interesting one for many of you. Choose a good professor because they are key to actually passing this course! Study with examples given in class and take good notes!
- Course Term: Fall 2016
- Professor: k.turner
- Course Required? Yes
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Participation Counts Great Discussions
Jan 06, 2017
| Would highly recommend.
Not too easy. Not too difficult.

Course Overview:

The professor uses multiple examples to ensure you understand the material. Very thorough, informative, and fun class.

Course highlights:

This class helped me gain a very good introduction to business law and it motivated me to take more business law courses.

Hours per week:

6-8 hours

Advice for students:

Make sure to reach the chapter cases before class. It will tremendously help you to understand the material that is being covered.
- Course Term: Fall 2016
- Professor: Turner
- Course Required? Yes
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Always Do the Reading Participation Counts
Sep 23, 2016
| Would recommend.
This class was tough.

Course Overview:

This class clearly delineates the legal aspects of Contract creation (elements), types of contracts, how to enter into contracts, and how issues of breach can affect individuals. In a litigious society, this is incredibly useful information to know for defense and pragmatism.

Course highlights:

highlights of this course included the various types of contracts and what makes them valid, void, voidable, and unenforceable. I also learned of the contractual capacities needed to enter into a contract such as being of legal age, being competent, and many more.

Hours per week:

3-5 hours

Advice for students:

Definitely read the chapters and try the end of chapter examples. Tests are based off the end of chapter exercises with varied names or amounts, but similar situations.
- Course Term: Fall 2015
- Professor: Dr. Vogel
- Course Required? Yes
- Course Tags: Great Intro to the Subject Always Do the Reading Participation Counts

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