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Wednesday, March 29, 2006

BIZ LAW CASE

oops haven't blog in a month, looks like work has really bogged me down. but since this blog isn't about me crapping, i will jump straight to the point, the table tennis series has taken a break. will be back after exam, i around 3 weeks? in the meantime here is a biz law case, it really look like a contract law case haha.
CASE 1:
Mrs A is a reowned lawyer in the law practice. However, ever since she got married with a children, her commitment to her family have made it increasingly hard for her commit herself fully as a lawyer. School S took the opportunity and offer her a place in their school to teach law students at a stipulated time each week, to suit her schedule. the money was good, and Mrs A find the offer hard to resist and she accepted it.
The semester begin with Mrs A offering to teach a tuesday evening class. In lieu of that, sch S informs all its student of the availability of Mrs A to a tuesday evening class. Mrs A was a highly conveted lawyer and hence many students sign up altered their schedule to free up tuesday for the class. Due to popular demand, a ballot has to be in place to select the limited students that can be enrolled into Mrs A class.
TY is a lucky student who win the ballot to be in Mrs A class. After confirming his place, he scheduled his whole term programme in advance to accomodate the change in time table. However, he soon find out that this is not turning out to be the way he wanted it to be. The first week, lessons was rescheduled because Mrs A is oversea. A few weeks later, another lesson was rescheduled because Mrs A claims she is sick. A week before exam, Mrs A once again claim that her child is sick and her maid is not around and hence she cannot make it for lesson. most of the time, lesson were rescheduled to saturday causing alot of inconvienience. Ty is very unhappy over the way Mrs A handles her class and plans to take action. what can he do?

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