ADMS 2610 Chapter All: Textbook Chapter Summary

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29 Oct 2011

School

York University

Department

Administrative Studies

Course

ADMS 2610

Professor

Richard Gasparini

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Session 1: the law the body of rules of conduct that are obligatory in the sense that sanctions are normally imposed if a rule is violated. May restrain if a crime was committed. Police must have reasonable and probable grounds: forcible confinement ( ) confinement against a person"s will. Limited to statements made in parliament, royal. Commissions, courts: qualified privilege statements made in good faith without malicious intent; to allow free speech on matters of public importance. Bailee may act like an owner his possession as a bailee against those who interfere with. The bailor can also sue someone who interferes with the. If the bailee sues to recover damages, they are held in trust for the owner-bailor bailee"s possession for negligence or interference with the bailor"s property rights: the right of the bailee to the return of the goods.

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Legal Environment of Business True/False

6) If there is no statute or case law, a court may decide a case and create law in the process. 6) _______

7) The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is a defining legislative achievement of President Obama's presidency. 7) _______

8) As a general rule, the law does not permit a lawyer to reveal confidential communications and testify against a client, even if called to do so at a trial. 8) _______

9) When the result of a case at the trial court level is appealed, the party appealing is usually referred to as the appellee. 9) _______

10) Final judgments or decrees rendered by the highest court of a state are reviewed by the federal district courts. 10) ______

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Question 1.1. What do courts begin their interpretation of a clearly worded statute with?
(Points : 1)

A.	Its plain meaning

B.	Its legislative history

C.	Records of legislative debates

D.	Its different amendments

Question 2.2. On April 2, 1987, Bonn & Co., CPAs, mailed Marble Corp. a signed proposal to perform certain accounting services for Marble provided Marble accepts the proposal by April 30, 1987. Under the circumstances (Points : 1)

If Marble chooses to use the telephone to accept the offer and does so prior to April 30,1987, no contract will be formed between the parties because the mail was not used
Marble must accept the Bonn proposal in writing in order to form a contract
A contract will be formed between the parties if Marble mails an acceptance to Bonn on April 29, 1987, even if it is not received by Bonn until May 3, 1987
Bonn may not withdraw its proposal prior to May 1, 1987

Question 3.3. Which of the following is also called

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QUESTION 12

Match the following types of law with the examples thatfollow.

	The United States Supreme Court determines that there is a rightto privacy.
	Congress authorizes funds for the states to build highwayscontingent on passage of state law raising the drinking age to21.
	The Department of Health and Human Services writes a series ofrules to implement a recently passed bill designed to ensure thesafety of newly approved drugs.
	A state court rules that state law permits a resident physicianto testify in a malpractice suit to provide information on theexpectations of clinical practice in his future specialty.

A.	Legislative statutes
B.	Judicial law/ Case Law
C.	Administrative regulations
D.	Constitutional law

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