General Remarks Overall comment: You show a very clear appreciation of the TBTF doctrine and offer interesting analysis of the reasons for bail-outs and their consequences. You might go further in giving a critical evaluation of ‘moral hazard.’ You might go further in explaining to the reader what this is and assessing ways in which moral hazard might be addressed. You might consider post-crisis regulatory initiatives to see how far they address moral hazard and suggest solutions of your own. Question: Examine and critically reflect upon the feedback given on your first assignment and draft a response to the feedback that demonstrates improvement on your work. For example: • If a comment made by the marker in coursework 1 is that greater linkage between a number of sources would improve the answer, you can make use of coursework 2 to demonstrate how the sources could be linked more closely. • If a comment made by the marker in coursework 1 invites the student to conclude a

General Remarks Overall you have a clear structure, but the aspects for improvement are in terms of the analysis of whether reforms should be introduced or not. You have, however, discussed at length the benefits and disadvantages of the Salomon principle, so additional analysis or a deeper evaluation of the concept would help you improve. There were some minor spelling/grammatical errors which could be rectified with further checking before submission. Question: Examine and critically reflect upon the feedback given on your first assignment and draft a response to the feedback that demonstrates improvement on your work. For example: • If a comment made by the marker in coursework 1 is that greater linkage between a number of sources would improve the answer, you can make use of coursework 2 to demonstrate how the sources could be linked more closely. • If a comment made by the marker in coursework 1 invites the student to conclude a particular argument, you can make use of c

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Please Answer the following questions: 1. The general rule is that a deed is always required to effectuate a transfer of title to real estate. Please describe and discuss at least two cases in which title is acquired without a deed. 2. You are the owner of multi-use commercial real estate and are entering into long term lease agreement with office tenants, manufacturing tenants and retail tenants. Please discuss the types of previsions you would put into your leases to project you against inflation and unforeseen costs. 3. Please explain the purpose of each of the items referred to in paragraphs (a) through (e) below: a) Phase I Environmental Assessment. b) Balloon Mortgage. c) Liquidated Damages Clause in a contract of sale. d) An acceleration clause in a mortgage. e) Environmental Impact Statement.

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To write in the style of an academic article “Equity is no part of the law, but a moral virtue, which qualifies, moderates, and reforms the rigour, hardness, and the edge of the law, and is a universal truth; it does also assist the law where it is defective and weak…. and defends the law from crafty evasions, delusions, and new subtleties intended as contrived to evade and delude the common law, whereby such as have undoubted right are made remediless; and this is the office of equity, to support and protect the common law from shifts and crafty contrivances against the justice of  law. Equity therefore does not destroy the law, nor create it, but assists it.” Sir Nathan Wright , Lord Dudley v Lady Dudley (1705) Prec.Ch. 241 at 244. In the form of a short journal article, please critically consider whether this statement made by Sir Nathan Wright in 1705 is an accurate and apposite observation of Equity today.

The cut-off date for TMA 01 is 12:00 midday (UK local time) on 6 December 2016. This is the latest date by which your TMA must reach your tutor. You must submit your TMA using the online TMA/EMA service. The marks for your TMAs and iCMAs will be used to calculate your OCAS using the weightings set out in Table 1. TMA 01 is worth 30% of your overall continuous assessment score (OCAS). Before each TMA you will have had to complete an assessed iCMA. Each iCMA is worth 10% of your OCAS. The iCMAs will be highlighted on your studyplanner. Table 1: W330 TMA and iCMA weightings Assessment Weighting iCMA 41 10% TMA 01 30% iCMA 42 10% TMA 02 50% * The numbers of iCMAs always begin with ‘4’ for administrative reasons. There are two iCMAs in W330. TMA 01 consists of one question. You are expected to answer all parts of the question. The word limit for TMA 01 is a maximum of 1500 words. Remember, all the words you use to answer the question, including quotations and citations, count. Your a

Dissertations- 15000 words. NB word count is vital. Use case laws, academic writing, journals and articles to be used please. Havard referencing. Word count does not include references

Though the e-commerce landscape has changed dramatically since the introduction of the e-commerce directive (2000/31/EC) over a decade and a half ago, the European Commission has remained reluctant to carry out any whole-scale update of this directive. Discuss the above statement in light of the suitability of the provisions on the liability of intermediary service providers in the E-Commerce Directive to today’s e-commerce environments such as social media platforms.