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LAW | 241 | Law of Contract | exam | 

Essentially, from here on out, moral pressure could count as imprisonment. If the plaintiff is imposed into submitting to the defendant’s will, there is false imprisonment. This greatly expanded and developed the tort. THE CHAYTOR CASE This case represents a development and clarification of Perisco. Here FI was found via moral and psychological pressu

LAW | 231 | Law of Torts | study guides | Essentially  from here on out 

Relational Economic Loss Majority Minority McLauchlin J: - disagreed with the economic theory, argued it rests on questionable assumptions. loss spreading or contractual remedies are insufficient, does not always lead to poor allocation of resources. - look to relationship between the parties and the various types of proximity - physical, circumsta

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LAW | 458 | Legal Ethics | exam | 

The key theme of all treaty cases is the intersection between law and politics. The treaty and te tiriti tend to be only looked at legally but their political significance also can affect the law. The treaty is a unique legal element that embodies our culture, our ideals, and our values. It is bigger than the law. It is the proving ground where many of our complex

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