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Case of Study on International Law–Facilitating Transboundary Water Cooperation

Study about International Law–Facilitating Transboundary Water Cooperation

Executive Summary: Trans boundary water resources contribute to the economic,social, and environmental well-being of communities around the globe.Despite their inter-connectivity (national,sectoral), challenges remain in efforts to integrate the management of water resources that are shared across national and administrative borders.

Case Study on Water Cooperation

As ameta-framework for international relations, international water law provides an identifiable corpus of rules of treaty and customary law that determine the legality of State actions with respect to water resources that cross national boundaries. International water law provides aplat form for identifying and integrating the relevant legal,scientific, and policy issues and aspects pertaining other utilization of trans boundary watercourses. Keep reading Water Cooperation

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A Case Study on Law of Demand

A Case Study about Law of Demand

The law of demand defines one of the most important relationships in economics. The relationship between demand and pricing is of a deep interest for economists, and the law of demand describes exactly that.

Law of Demand

A microeconomic law that states that, all other factors being equal, as the price of a good or service increases, consumer demand for the good or service will decrease and vice versa.

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Case Study of Nabarro

Law firm Nabarro Nathanson has undergone a full rebrand, revamping its logo and shortening its name to Nabarro, in a bid to shake its ‘best- kept secret’ status. Branding consultancy Identica was appointed to design the new corporate identity as well as a range of communication tools for Nabarro. The new brand was unveiled last month.



Case Study of Nabarro


According to Dana Robertson, creative director at Identica, the rebrand reflects the growing warmth within the professional and financial services industry towards adopting branding and communications techniques. The legal sector – noted for its cynical attitude towards branding in the past – is realising its potential to act as a vital strategic tool to stand out in a crowded and competitive marketplace.
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Case Studies on Plexus Law

Plexus Law offers services across all areas of defendant law and represents organisations ranging from insurance companies and the Lloyd’s Market to public authorities, trade organisations, professional bodies and individuals. The company, which is part of the Parabis Group, was set up more than 10 years ago and operates nationwide. The Challenge: Around 2,000 items of second class mail are sent each evening from the Croydon office, where Plexus Law and five other Parabis-owned companies are based. The companies were using Royal Mail. However, DX Document Exchange customer Plexus Law, which had been badly affected by Royal Mail strikes in the past, decided to explore other options for its second class mail. Click here to read more…

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Case Study on Practical Law Company

The case studies that are currently available on PLC Dispute Resolution are listed below under the relevant topic. The same documents can also be viewed by clicking on the relevant subject in the Topic box on the PLC Dispute Resolution homepage and then selecting the “Standard documents” tab. Read more..

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Case Study on Rural Law Online

Inspired by the needs of the Victorian Law Foundation (VLF) who were seeking a better way of updating and editing their Rural Law Handbook, CeCC set about designing a tool to simplify the process and bring the Handbook to a wider audience – online. Docbook Manager was created, with Rural Law Online ‘first off the press’. Click here to read more…

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Case study for Business Law Common Problems

The Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act applies in cases where foreign nations are being sued in U.S. courts, based on the notion that “governments can not go wrong”. In the case in question, the U.S.-based company is suing a foreign government for breach of contract when they did not receive their final payment, and the Saudi Arabian government uses the Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act as its defense. Click here to read more…

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Examples of Case Studies in Business Law

GO FAST is a motorcycle manufacturer in the southern United States. Though sales have been steady, profits have declined because of increasing operational costs. The Board of Directors felt a fresh look at the operations side was needed. They developed a 5-year plan to increase operating efficiency and set out to find someone to lead the effort.


Four months ago, GO FAST found what they saw as “the person” to be the new operations director and develop a new operational plan to reduce costs. Jill Jones had an outstanding reputation as operations director for a manufacturer of a closely related product. While she was located in a different state and was happy with her current job and lifestyle, she found the 5-year plan exciting. Besides, the offer was too tempting to refuse. Read more…

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Case Studies in Law of Contract


Bigstore Furniture Ltd (“Bigstore”) is a retailer of household furniture. The company announced its summer sale on 1 July 2009 by placing the following advertisement in several national daily newspapers in the UK.

BIGSTORE’S SUMMER MEGASALE!
Prices cut by up to 70%!
Special offer! Anyone purchasing an Italia leather three-seater sofa by cash or credit card at the reduced price of £750 will receive an Italia leather two-seater sofa priced at £500 in the sale absolutely free of charge!
This offer is available at all our stores until 31st August 2009.

(The advertisement concluded by listing in small print all the company’s stores throughoutthe country.)

On 5 August 2009 Susan took a copy of the advertisement with her and called at her local Bigstore to inspect the Italia sofas. She spoke to Ben, the Sales Manager, and told him that she had decided to purchase the sofas subject to first talking this over with her husband. Ben told Susan that the company only had a limited number of two-seaters so it was agreed that she would leave £100 in return for his agreement to hold the sofas for 48 hours. Ben told her that he would deduct the £100 from the purchase price if Susan went ahead with the purchase within that time period.

On 7 August 2009 Susan called at the store to purchase the sofas and spoke to Ben who was very apologetic but explained that his staff had forgotten to reserve the sofas for her. He explained that in any event the two-seaters were “subject to availability” (as stated in various notices around the store), and the company had now run out of them. Ben also said that “…obviously the two-seaters were a free gift and were subject to availability.” He
pointed out that the Italia three-seater sofa was still available but the price had now gone back up to £2,500.

By reference to case law and statute or your own examples where appropriate:

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