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Order #156343805 Written Assignment Business Law (3 pages, 0 slides)

Type of service:

Writing from scratch

Work type:

Research paper

Deadline:

(18h)

Academic level:

College (1-2 years: Freshman, Sophomore)

Subject or Discipline:

Law

Title:

Written Assignment Business Law

Number of sources:

5

Provide digital sources used:

No

Paper format:

MLA

# of pages:

3

Spacing:

Double spaced

# of words:

825

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0

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Papers should be a minimum of 750 words (approx. 3 pages) A bibliography of at least four (4) citations must be provided on a separate page submitted with the assignment. The textbook must be one of the citations, with page numbers included. Do not use Wikipedia for legal references because the information is often inaccurate. Points will be deducted if you do. Use legal texts, journals, resources, our textbook, etc. References may be footnoted – at the bottom of the page using numbers. Do not list just webpage addresses. The title of what is being referenced must be shown. (These references should also appear in the Bibliography) Strong readability (this means correct spelling, grammar, capitalization, written in a research-style not as a conversation, etc.) Please note: Personal, opinion-based discussions and those that read like a conversation with a peer (using “I”, “you” and “we”) are not acceptable. Write using the third person – like the text book. Answer the 3 questions asked under the case. Use statements from the court in your discussion of this case. 1. Should the court enforce the arbitration clause in this case? If you were the judge, how would you rule on this issue. 2. In your opinion, do shrink-wrap, click-on, and browse-wrap terms impose too great a burden on purchasers? Why or why not 3. An ongoing complaint about shrink-wrap, click-on, and browse-wrap terms is that seller(often large corporations) draft them and buyers ( typically individual customers ) do not read them. Should purchasers be bound in contract by terms that they have not even read? Why or why not?

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