ADMS 2610 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: E-Commerce, Testator, Uberrima Fides

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rubymammoth169

4 Dec 2018

School

York University

Department

Administrative Studies

Course

ADMS 2610

Professor

Jack Furman

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Chapter 14 (7th edition) / chapter 15 (8th edition) (please refer to the week 7 course notes for the corresponding page numbers and questions for both the 7th and 8th editions. ) The body of law that applies is trade mark law. The argument of fact to be used was the notion that a person gaining access to the domain would be misled to associate that domain with a person or business that it is not really related. For example a person using the name nike. com but having no association with that business. The public would be misled as to who owned the site and who or what the site actually represented. This would be based on a passing off theory. Contract law will apply where there is no special law created for electronic commerce. The federal government likely has the pre-eminent power to regulate the internet under its power to regulate trade, commerce, and communication.

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Chapter 13 Assignment Law of Property: Real and Personal

Due Date: Refer to the Course Calendar

Submit questions and answers, not just your answers.

Please answer the following questions with complete sentences.

Points will be deducted if answers are not in complete sentences.

1. What are the similarities and differences between a cooperative and a condominium?

2. Sometimes courts offer multiple reasons for their decisions. The fact that the lower court offered two distinctly different reasons for granting summary judgment to the Homeowners Associations was especially important in the case of Burton Stevens v. Elk Run Homeowners. Association, Inc. Why? Please be very detailed.

3. Why might an inventor prefer to protect an invention using trade secret law rather than patent law, or vice versa?

4. The Trade-Related Aspects of International Property Rights (TRIPS) is administered by whom?

5. The patent holder has a guarantee of an exclusive monopoly on the use of the invention for how many years?

6. Many countries require a business to be what to register a domain name in the country?

7. Because of the Takings Clause of the U. S. Constitution, what are the two requirements when the government wishes to take someoneâs private property?

8. What are the bundles of rights associated with Real Property?

9. Explain everything that is included in the ownership of land.

10. List and describe the different interests in Real Property.

11. Define easement. List and describe the three different types of the easement.

12. List and describe the three types of co-ownerships.

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Business Law 101 need help

1.What does the plaintiff need to file in order to bringa legal action and what are some of the defendant's properresponses?

2.What is jurisdiction? Describe how jurisdictionover a person or property differs from subject matterjurisÂdiction?

3.If a corporation is incorporated inDelaware, has its main office in New York, and does busiÂness inCalifornia, but its president lives in Connecticut, in whichstate(s) can it be sued?

4. What is the differencebetween a court of general jurisdiction and a court of limitedjurisÂdicÂtion?

5. What is the role of a court with appellatejurisdiction?

6. When may a federal court hear acase?

7.How does a case get to be heard by the UnitedStates Supreme Court?

8.When may a court exercise jurisdiction over aparty whose only connection to the jurisdicÂtion is via theInternet?

9.Describe at least three different forms ofdiscovery? What is the purpose and advantagefor discovery?

10.What takes place at a pretrialconference?

11.Briefly, what are the steps in the course of atrial?

12.Who can appeal from a trial courtâsdecision?

13.What are the steps in appealing adecision?

14.What are some things that a person shouldconsider when deciding whether to settle a dispute or take thedispute to court?

15. How does the Court decide whether or not toadmit evidence into trial?

ADMS 2610 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: E-Commerce, Testator, Uberrima Fides

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