A comparison of english and german contract law. Contracts are part and parcel of our daily activities; they are basically agreements that people make, a fulfillment of which will benefit the two parties. The most common contracts that people make are either implied or oral. They may not have a legal binding where one party can sue the other for breaching to perform it. However, […]

Consumer Contract Law. Introduction In the new technological era businesses and consumers are capable of entering into international contracts anywhere in the world.[1] Whilst this is beneficial in advancing the economy, the potential for cross-border disputes is increased significantly. There are many inherent risks associated with e-commerce, yet two key legal issues frequently arise. These are; 1) the determination as to which legal system should […]

English Contract Problems In Indian Code and Case Law. Introduction The Indian Contract Act traces its roots back to the English Contract Law. But the Indian Contract Act shows some deviation from the English Contract Law. This deviation is propounded in the treatment of the acceptor i.e. the offeree wherein the Indian law on offer and acceptance seems to favor the acceptor more than the […]

Supplier Selection for the Contract of GH’S Hazardous Waste Disposal. As indicated in UoL, (2013) Assignment study case General Hospital (GH) forecasts producing an estimated average of a daily waste equal to 5 Kg per day and the GH operates 52 weeks/year, 7 days/week so the estimated waste per year 5*356 = 1780 Kg per Year. Due to poor forecasting process 7 data of GH […]