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Personality, capability, and context: a 30 year integrative review and theoretical expansion of the Big Five framework. [PDF]
Front PsycholAlnafisah A.
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Teaching the Essentials of Law and Economics, 2020
Abstract This chapter examines the significance of breach of contract. A party seeking to exercise the right to terminate for breach of contract must prove that the other party has broken the contract in the first place. Proving that a breach of contract has occurred involves three basic elements: (1) the party in question must have been
John E Stannard, David Capper
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Abstract This chapter examines the significance of breach of contract. A party seeking to exercise the right to terminate for breach of contract must prove that the other party has broken the contract in the first place. Proving that a breach of contract has occurred involves three basic elements: (1) the party in question must have been
John E Stannard, David Capper
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Breach of Contract: A Converging Concept and Its Future in Civil Law
European Review of Private Law, 2023The purpose of the research is to analyse the convergence of the concept of ‘breach of contract’ as construed under common law and civil law and to identify potential paths for further development of civil law in this field.
Jacek Jastrzębski
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Acta Juridica, 2021
This contribution uses J & H Ritchie Ltd v Lloyd Ltd 2007 SC (HL) 89 as a peg on which to hang a number of fundamental questions about contract: What is a contract? Does the word ‘contract’ sometimes refer to a legal relationship rather than a juridical act? If so, does this matter? Is the law on implied terms satisfactory?
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This contribution uses J & H Ritchie Ltd v Lloyd Ltd 2007 SC (HL) 89 as a peg on which to hang a number of fundamental questions about contract: What is a contract? Does the word ‘contract’ sometimes refer to a legal relationship rather than a juridical act? If so, does this matter? Is the law on implied terms satisfactory?
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The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1997
Professor Treitel (1995) has defined a breach of contract in the following terms: ‘a breach of contract is committed when a party without lawful excuse fails or refuses to perform what is due from him under the contract, performs defectively or incapacitates himself from performing’.
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Professor Treitel (1995) has defined a breach of contract in the following terms: ‘a breach of contract is committed when a party without lawful excuse fails or refuses to perform what is due from him under the contract, performs defectively or incapacitates himself from performing’.
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Exploring the psychological contract breach of nurses in healthcare: an exploratory study
Asia-Pacific Journal of Business Administration, 2022PurposeRecent advancements in the field of organizational psychology have transformed the employees’ perceptions related to the reactions of the employment relationship.
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