Frank Kaytek (Defendant), sole shareholder and owner, of Frankie’s Fun Festivals, Inc. has a long-standing tradition of hosting an annual Polish Festival in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This year’s festival was held on April 1st, at a church located on the corner of Elm and Maple Streets. The festival featured many fine arts and crafts open to the public, with Jake’s Polka Monkeys providing music for dancing. The heart of this festival is, and always has been, the original ethnic Polish food served. Being Polish, Mr. Kaytek knows and appreciates true ethnic Polish food and is very particular when choosing food suppliers for this event. After considerable research, defendant contacted Walter Magaleski (Appellant), sole owner of Foxey’s Ethnic Foods,
Patrick Dismuke was a teenage boy who had been a patient at Hermann Hospital all his life. He suffered from numerous health defects, including blood-clotting problems, malnutrition, and infection. On his journey, he learned to love the hospital, even more so than his home (perhaps due to the slight abandonment by his mother). He loved his doctors and nurses (most of them) and frequently spent his childhood playing games around the nurses’ station. The hospital staff equally loved Patrick, letting him watch movies late at night, allowing him to eat junk food, and answering his late night calls when he was lonely. Patrick’s love was so strong that he infected his own main line, the line leading directly to his heart, with
The defense’s argument that Abigail’s offer did not specify a particular a purebred was not upheld by the jury. Alex thought that he was getting a Chihuahua, or at least a purebred dog. “Such a misrepresentation is one that is likely to induce a reasonable person to assent to a contract” (Twomey & Jennings, p. 273). By delivering a dog that did not reasonably fit within the slightest specifications of a purebred, Abigail blatantly disregarded the contract between she and Alex. Her ad stated that she was selling “purebred toy breed puppies”, not a mix bred (mutt) and definitely not a full size dog, which is what Alex later found out to be the dog he received. The plaintiff was in fact harmed by Abigail’s actions in the form of having paid money in good faith that she would uphold her half of the agreement. The fact that Alex accepted the puppy from Abigail and now has an attachment to the dog, does not excuse Abigail’s actions, nor does it acquit her of any wrongdoing. The plaintiff has established the four elements of
The issue before the court is whether Zagat Survey, LLC was guilty of disparagement or trade libel against Lucky Cheng’s Restaurant. I believe the court’s decision should be that Zagat Survey, LLC is not guilty of disparagement against Lucky Cheng’s Restaurant. According to our textbook, disparagement “is false statements about a competitor’s product, services, property or business reputation” (Cheeseman 98). Listed below are the reasons that I believe that Zagat Survey, LLC should be found innocent against the claim of disparagement.
Recommendations: It is recommended that our law office regretfully deny service to Ms. Carry based upon the precedent in Kentucky. Based upon the analysis the issue, it is apparent that Ms. Carry would not receive a promising conclusion to her situation. Due to the facts involved and the cases discussed (which are somewhat on point) Ms. Carry does not make a claim in which relief can be granted.
This Black Sox Scandal trial was a very interesting trial I had wanted to know about for the longest time. In writing this paper I mainly referred to the site, http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/blacksox/blacksox.html
Pet_Net had been off to a great start, but as of late, they have been under some scrutiny. Complications with two of Pet_Net’s dog sitters have placed the company in uncomfortable situations. The first event occurred while a Pet_Net dog sitter was taking a clients dog for a walk in a nearby park. At the moment, with nobody in sight, the sitter let the dog off of the leash. Moments later, a mother and child entered the park. The dog overexcitedly greeted the small child, knocking him over, and breaking his arm. The family is now pressing charges of negligence against Pet_Net and the sitter. The next event occurred while a Pet_Net sitter was looking after a dog at the client’s residence and discovered that the dog looked ill. The sitter took the dog to the vet, but incurred over $2,000 for the emergency service, which the owner is claiming they will not pay. It is
Alvin C. York who was an American war hero during WWI, was born on December 13, 1887, in Pall Mall, Tennessee. York was third out of eleven kids , he grew up in a small cabin and didn’t receive a lot of schooling as a child. When his father died in 1911, York, was forced to help his mother raise his younger siblings. Because of all the pressure he was under, of trying to fill his father’s shoes. York became a heavy drinker and was frequently involved in bar fights. York stayed a heavy drinker until 1914, when his friend Everett Delk was beaten to death during brawl in Static, KY. After that, he became a member of a Church. This is where York met his wife, Gracie Williams, through the church's Sunday school and singing in the choir. York then
Aaron Gunkel is a responsible, intelligent, worthy candidate for the AFRL summer program. He is currently enrolled in AP classes at his high school, Career Enrichment Center, and dedicated to his studies. My previous experience with him was while a member of the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) Albuquerque Heights Composite “Spirit” Squadron where he honorably progressed from Basic Airman to Chief Master Sergeant before having to terminate his membership to dedicate time to his academic studies. He regularly attended CAP meetings and was very faithful in assisting younger cadets.
The case study on Kevin Miller is very challenging. Kevin Miller is White 5th grade student, and his parent are very supportive. Kevin has a problem with attention span; consequently, he I has been identified as a candidate for Greentree Elementary School Gifted and Talented Program. I will attempt to describe the issues related to Kevin’s moral judgement and self-concept; furthermore, I will make recommendations on his part.
Frank's RedHot has been making hot sauce since 1964. While the company now has a sizable line that includes a variety of hot sauces, the best-known one is still their Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce. Not only is it a versatile flavoring for a vast range of different foods, it is also the main ingredient in the first ever buffalo wing sauce created at Anchor Bar and Grill in Buffalo. In order to get a better understanding of what makes this hot sauce so iconic, we should take look at what goes into it.
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The facts of the case are that on September 2, 1817 the defendants sent a letter to the plaintiffs offering to sell a particular quantity of wool. It was specified in the letter that the acceptance should be conveyed using post. The letter was received by the plaintiffs on 5th of September. They sent their acceptance to buy the wool on that evening. It reached the defendants on September 9. The defendants had waited till September 8 for the acceptance but not having received it, sold the wool to some third party on that day itself. The plaintiffs filed a suit against them for breaching the contract.
18. The defendant has adopted and started using or intends to use, in relation to its impugned goods and business, the trade mark bearing the word/mark MAAN MARK and the device of DEER both in an artistic manner and in a label format and a representation whereof is filed herewith as ANNEXURE-D-1 and is referred to as the impugned trade mark/label and/or impugned MAAN MARK trade mark/label. The word/mark MAAN MARK and the device of DEER are an essential, key, important and distinguishing feature of the impugned trade mark/label. All references to the term impugned trade mark/label include the word/mark
Kelly’s parent working hard to make-end meet, it may implied that Kelly is in poverty family. While the poverty family may makes impact on parent and children, like hardship and stress (McCleeland, 2000). In family stress Model, it stated that a family suffered economic hardship may lead to parent distresses and it lead to hostile-ineffective parenting , and finally it will make his or her child has adjustment like emotional and behavioral problems and impaired competence. (Conger &Conger, 2008)
Defense." Southern Illinois University Law Journal 30.(2006): 533-571. OmniFile Full Text Select (H.W. Wilson). Web. 2 Apr. 2014.