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1. Remedies For Breach Of A Contract

1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractThe Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.1.An Offer Is A Commitment By The Person Making The Offer To Be Bound By A Contract. It Must Be Clear - Complete And Unconditional. 2.The Acceptance Must Be Identical To The Offer And Must Be Communicated To The The Offeree In The Time Specified. 3.These Can Be Oral (Public Auction) - Writing(Hire-purchase) Or Conduct(Supermarket). 4.Termination Of Offer: An Offer Can Be Rejected Because It Isn't A Contract. 5.Invitation To Treat: This Is An Invitation To Any Person To Make An Offer To Buy Something At The Advertised Price. 6.An Offer Stops If Either Party Dies - Not Accepted On Time - Withdrawn - Or Conditional Acceptance.

2. Specific Performance

3. Negotiation

The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.An Offer Is A Commitment By The Person Making The Offer To Be Bound By A Contract. It Must Be Clear - Complete And Unconditional. 2.The Acceptance Must Be Identical To The Offer And Must Be Communicated To The The Offeree In The Time Specified. 3.These Can Be Oral (Public Auction) - Writing(Hire-purchase) Or Conduct(Supermarket). 4.Termination Of Offer: An Offer Can Be Rejected Because It Isn't A Contract. 5.Invitation To Treat: This Is An Invitation To Any Person To Make An Offer To Buy Something At The Advertised Price. 6.An Offer Stops If Either Party Dies - Not Accepted On Time - Withdrawn - Or Conditional Acceptance.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.

4. Agreement

Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.An Offer Is A Commitment By The Person Making The Offer To Be Bound By A Contract. It Must Be Clear - Complete And Unconditional. 2.The Acceptance Must Be Identical To The Offer And Must Be Communicated To The The Offeree In The Time Specified. 3.These Can Be Oral (Public Auction) - Writing(Hire-purchase) Or Conduct(Supermarket). 4.Termination Of Offer: An Offer Can Be Rejected Because It Isn't A Contract. 5.Invitation To Treat: This Is An Invitation To Any Person To Make An Offer To Buy Something At The Advertised Price. 6.An Offer Stops If Either Party Dies - Not Accepted On Time - Withdrawn - Or Conditional Acceptance.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The Contract

5. Arbitration

6. Elements Of A Valid Contract

1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.Agreement 2.Consideration 3.Intention 4.Capacity 5.Consent 6.Legality Of Form

7. By Performance

1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.Both Parties Complete Their Obligations.(House Is Built)

8. Conflict Resolution

Conflicts Must Be Resolved Otherwise Both Employees And The Business Lose Out. If It Is Not Resolved Employees May Lose Wages And Customers May Shop Somewhere Else.Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractThe Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.

9. Damages

10. Conflict

11. Legality Of Form

Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.Some Contracts Must Be In Writing To Be Valid - Eg. A House.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The Contract

12. Non-legislative Methods For Resolving Conflict

13. By Breach Of Contract

Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractOne Party Failed To Fulfil Their Side Of The Deal. The Other Party Can End The Contract Then Sue For Damages As The Fundamental Condition Was Broken.(Footballer Refused)The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.

14. Consideration

1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.The Money Value Of A Contract. It Is The Value Of The Benefit That Transfers From The Buyer To The Seller.

15. Contract

Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.A Legally Binding Agreement That Is Enforceable By Law.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractThe Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.

16. Intention

17. Sources Of Conflict

Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.Different Goals Of Business And Consumer: Conflicts Here Relate To Quality - Price And After-sales Service. Customers Want High Quality And Low Prices. The Seller Wants High Quality But At A High Price. 2.Leadership Style Of Managers: An Autocratic Leadership Can Cause Conflict With Staff Because They Make Changes Without Consultation. Staff React Against This Decision-making. 3.Industrial Relations Issues: There May Be Conflict Between Employers And Employees On Wages - Working Conditions And Productivity. The Cause Of Conflict Is The Different Opinions.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The Contract

18. By Frustration

19. Mediation

An Agreed Mediator Intervenes When Both Sides Are Dead-locked And Won't Talk. The Mediator Suggests To Move Things On So Both Parties Give Some Leeway In Order To Resolve Dispute.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.

20. Capaciy

21. Conciliation

An Agreed Third Party(Conciliator) Listens To The Issues And Tries To Suggest A Solution. A Big Weakness Is That The Recommendations Are Not Legally Binding. Most Disputes Are Settled This Way.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.

22. Consent

Both Parties Must Voluntarily Consent To Agreement. Neither Should Be Under Pressure.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractThe Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.Court Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.

23. Rescind The Contract

Court Cancels Contract And Parties Revert To Their Previous Position - Eg.Frustrated.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.

24. By Agreement

1.Damages 2.Specific Performance 3.Rescind The ContractCourt Orders That Terms Are Carried Out As Agreed - Eg. Dispute Over Land.The Main Aim Is To Dispute In A Low-key Fast Manner To Stop It Becoming A Big Problem. A Third Party (Shop Steward Or Union) Are Brought In. Both Sides Should Compromise So They Can Come To An Agreement. Offers And Counter-offers Are Made And An Agreed Timetable Is Made.Both Parties Agree By Mutual Consent To End The Contract.(Notice)

25. Termination Of A Contract

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