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Direction

Research on-line auctions using the Internet. Using your research, Chapter 14, and the lecture for Chapter 14, answer the questions: why should you beware of "kid-bids" (bids by children)? What are other drawbacks to on-line auctions? Please limit your comments to words or less and list websites you quote or cite at the bottom of your comments.

Course: Business Law 1 (MG260DLBU1A2016 Business Law I): Book: Business Law: The Ethical, Global, and E-Commerce Environment 16th edition

PLEASE ANSWER ON A JUNIOR COLLEGE LEVEL AND PLEASE CITE YOUR SOURCES

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Unit 3: Case Study

Directions

Review the information about the mailbox rule. Under the mailbox rule, an authorized acceptance is effective when properly dispatched even if it is never received.

Answer question # 7 from your text on p. 379. Review The United States Life Insurance Company in the City of New York V. Wilson on page 368-370. What was the issue? Was this case decided correctly? Why or why not?

Course: Business Law 1 (MG260DLBU1A2016 Business Law I): Book: Business Law: The Ethical, Global, and E-Commerce Environment 16th edition

PLEASE ANSWER ON A JUNIOR COLLEGE LEVEL AND PLEASE CITE YOUR SOURCES

AN At common law, a defendant is liable to Pay damages in tort for actions Intendent to interfere with The plantills contractual Relation ships with Third Party In an Intentional Interference claim The border is on plaintiff's to prove The element of claim Rather Than on The defendant to prove That's it's act were Justified. To Prove Prevail on The claim, Plaintiff must prove foror elements. (1) That a valid contract existed (1 dependent has a kindedge of contract (3) detendent acted Intentionaly Improperly (") Plaintiff was Injured by The defendants actions Intentional interference with contractual relations happens when one tries to prevent The Performance of The contract between others. This commonly Ofcores when an Employer hives an employee, andm doing so knowingly helps The employee vidate a Non compete agreement1. (10 points) A Biology professor copies 2 pages from a biology textbook and gives it to his students. A Business Law professor asks the College Book Store to copy 14 out of 20 chapters from the Business Law textbook, and he gives it to his students. The textbook publisher wants to sue both of the professors for copyright infringement. Separately analyze the claims that the textbook publisher has against the professors and any defenses they may have. The Biology professor : The publisher The Business Law professor