…or an examination of the ALMIGHTY KEEPER. So imagine A wants to sell B their magazine. They’d form a contract. A would agree to give B the magazine and, in return, B would agree to pay A money for them. There are two rights created here, along with two obligations: A has a right to payment and an obligation to deliver the magazine. B has a … Continue reading Highland (lack of) Titles…
…or why fans are probably right to worry. In what seems to be the never-ending Rangers saga – we have a new chapter. Mike Ashley, owner of Newcastle United, has offered the club a £10million loan, which it seems they desperately need. But, like all things, there’s a catch – it would be secured over Ibrox Stadium. What does this mean legally, and why should it … Continue reading A ‘Secure’ Future for Rangers
…or why owning land got a little less complicated today. Say you wanted to buy my complete collection of Doctor Who DVD’s and I wanted to sell them to you (cause being a tech-geek I’ve got the Blu-Rays now). So we do that, but I accidentally gave you my Torchwood DVD’s as well by accident. You would expect, rightly, that you would have to give me … Continue reading Happy Appointed Day…
…or why I’m very happy my dad has finally adopted a smart phone. It’s been an exciting time in the Cruikshank house-hold. My dad, after years of holding-out, my dad has finally adopted a smartphone. I say ‘adopted’ since it’s my wee brother’s old one. A hand-me-up if you will. I didn’t think it would last. It’s much larger than the Nokia he had before, and he’s never … Continue reading Selling the on-line method…
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