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    Statutory Essay

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    GROUP 1 – 2ND QUESTION Why is the purposive approach towards statutory interpretation the preferred principle to be applied in the interpretation of Constitution instruments and legislation in the Caribbean? The doctrine of Separation of Powers is enshrined in the Constitutions of the Commonwealth Caribbean providing power to the legislature to make laws while providing the authority to the judiciary to interpret the laws. The interpretation of statutes is important as it helps establish judicial

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    I am doing a Bachelor of Arts in Hotel and Tourism Management in City College. I graduated from the Tsuen Wan Secondary School with good grades in 4 subjects in my HKDSE‚ including Chinese and English. I have an internship experience at Beautiful Hotel Group from May to July 2012. Beautiful Hotel Group are the largest hotel chain in Asia. During my internship‚ I work in accounting‚ management‚ guest services and catering. The internship makes me become more responsible and interpersonal skills. I

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    Statutory Duties

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    Statutory duties Main statutory duties of a director are provided by s.132 • Where a director breaches common law duties‚ these statutory provisions impose criminal liabilities. • S.132(1) is a general provision that requires directors to act ‘honestly’ at all times and use reasonable diligence in the exercise of their powers.  Any breach of fiduciary duty • Duty imposed on directors to avoid conflict of interest by not using confidential information they obtain by virtue of their position

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    About Statutory Compliances

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    behind this request is that the employee wants a higher take home package. [ He will get his the amount from his reduced PF deductions plus the employer’s reduced contributions as increased take home (net) sal.] What are the implications from a statutory standpoint to implementing this change? Appreciate some inputs on this Regards Dear All‚ As per statute the company is bound to pay PF contribution upto rs 6500/- but beyond the said amount it is absolutely company’s discretion to pay or not

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    Against Statutory Rape

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    For many years statutory rape has been a main issue across the whole United States. There are many different and types of statutory rapes depending on what state it was committed in and exact details of the encounter. Now we do not believe in all types of statutory rape being right because there are all different kinds of them as we have said before. some of them are where innocent minors have been tortured and harmed purposely and we grieve and pray for them‚ but the ones who allowed it are the

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    Statutory Construction Cases

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    Statutory Construction: Case Digests Statutory Construction – it is the various methods and tests used by the courts for determining the meaning of law. I. General Principles in defining Statutory Construction Whether the promotional scheme is a lottery or a gift that violates the provisions of the Postal Law (Caltex v. Palomar) In the case at bar‚ there is no requirement in the rules that any fee be paid‚ any merchandise be bought‚ any service be rendered‚ or any value whatsoever be given

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    Chapter 3: Moral Analysis and Legal Requirements Question: How do we find an equitable‚ fair-to-all balance between financial performance and social performance when faced with those conditions then how do we logically convince others to both understand and accept that balance? Hobbes proposed that men and women were supposed to obey the law and it was up to the government authority to set the law. Even if they do not like the law‚ you have to accept them. If humans continue to look over

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    From 0 to 5 years old‚ the child follows the statutory framework called Early Years Foundation Stage. This framework consists mostly of standards and procedures to make sure all children can develop in a safe and healthy environment‚ preparing them to school and to further learning. At age 4-5‚ the child goes to the Reception class. If they are 4‚ it means they are still under the EYFS framework; when they turn 5 it means the national curriculum applies. After the Reception class‚ the national

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    Room Division

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    2193HSL Rooms Division Management Case Study Analysis 2012 Name: Wei Kei Pui‚ Maggie Student ID: S2866288 Date: January 2‚ 2013 Contents 1. Introduction 1.1 Background 1.2 Purpose of the report 2. Problem Analysis 2.1 Limited experience to manage a large scale luxury hotel 2.2 Failure to be a good role model 2.3 Traditional management style 2.4 Poor arrangement of staff orientation and training requirement 2.5 Failure to be a good leader

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    Statutory interpretation This process is used by judges in the courts when there is a dispute or being uncertain over the meaning of words or phrases in an Act of Parliament or piece of delegated legislation. The courts role is to find out how Parliament intended the law to apply and carry this out. The interpretation may form a precedent for future cases. Statutory interpretation can become a problem due to: The complexity of the English language a word may have several meaning‚ which can lead

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