Auckland University Of Technology

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• Subject Code : LAWS606
• University : Auckland University of Technology My Assignment Services is not sponsored or endorsed by this college or university.
• Subject Name: Law

Research Essay - Dodge et. al. v. Ford Motor Co. et. al. 170 NW 668 In light of the present case and circumstances, the Ford Motor Company (litigant) was fused in 1903 and started selling engine vehicles. Through the span of its first decade, regardless of the way that Ford persistently brought down the cost of its vehicles, Ford turned out to be progressively beneficial. On the head of yearly profits of $120,000, Ford paid $10 at least millio…

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• Subject Code : OPER903
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• Subject Name: Project Management 3

Supply Chain and Project Management Contracts are an integral part of any given project whether it is the construction of a bridge or production of a vaccine. Traditionally the contracts were used as a method to escape, however, in recent years the contracts are stricter and impose a great problem for the party that is not able to keep up their part of the deal (Hughes, Champion, & Murdoch, 2015). As the contract is a legally binding agree…

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• Subject Code : OPER903
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• Subject Name: Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain and Project Management - Part (a) Supply chain management encompasses an array of approaches that are intended to ensure efficient amalgamation of warehouses, suppliers, factories and stores in order to ensure that the products and services are produced as well as disseminated within the stipulated time frame to the destination (Freyssenet & Lung, 2000). The key intention of supply chain management is to make sure that the tot…

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• Subject Code : LAWS501
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• Subject Name: Law

Legal System - Question 2 Part 1: There are three aspects of unwritten constitutions: unspecified, inarticulate, un-entrenched. Being inarticulate means that they cannot be identified in a certain manner, the content of any particular constitutional laws. Many matters of serious significance pertaining to the everyday matters of a State which does not have a written constitution are left to ongoing customs, prevalent conventions, and “St…

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• Subject Code : LAWS509
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• Subject Name: Law

Legal Reasoning and Writing - Question 1 Cur adv. vult is the acronym of Curia advisari vult, it is used in the report of law. Its meaning in Latin is that the court is wanted to be counseled. It explains that the court is considering the decision and its significance. This is the type of civil case so the respondent would appeal in the civil court for its further counseling. It is a type of civil case because the civilians are inv…

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• Subject Code : BUSS701
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• Subject Name: Management

Applied Project Reflective Portfolio - Part A While I was working on the project it became clear to me that how important is the business information system and management are to supply chain management. It has been pointed out by Kakhi & Gargeya (2018), that information system is one of the most integral parts of the supply change management. As an information system runs active throughout the operation that is from an organization&#…

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• Subject Code : LAWS607
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• Subject Name: Constitutional Law

Topic 1: Legal Status of A Written Constitution Concerning relevant commentary and case law, explain the legal/constitutional implications and comparative advantages and disadvantages for the proposed constitution of: i. Entrenchment vs. non-entrenchment ii. Higher law status vs. ordinary legislation Answer 1: Legal Status of A Written Constitution Issue Whether the constitution could be relied on by the courts to invalidate oth…

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• Subject Code : 101928
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• Subject Name: Journalism 3

Journalism Domestic violence is a serious problem and the statistics proclaim that every 1 women out of 4 women deal with domestic violence. However, it is myth that men cannot be victim of domestic violence. The statistics also reveal that 1 out of every 20 men deal with domestic violence. The proportion is less but the severity of the issue cannot be ignored. Majorly in the every court case, public hearing and according to the viewpoints of …

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• Subject Code : COMP821
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• Subject Name: IT Computer Science

Information Security  Table of Contents Introduction SDN Verses Traditional Network Architecture of SDN and Security Characteristics of Software Defined Networks Over Traditional Network Security Analysis and Potential Threats of SDN Security Threat Solution to SDN Network Security Enhancement Using SDN Framework Conclusion References Introduction Computer network is primary resource where the sharing of t…

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• Subject Code : LAWS622
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• Subject Name: Contract Law

Case Study: Rock Advertising v MWB Business Exchange Centres Ltd Table of Contents Introduction 1. Practical reasons for including NOM 2. Effect of NOM clause on the overriding intention of parties 3. Inconsistency of NOM clause to ‘party autonomy’  4. Entire agreement clause 5. Coping of NOM clause inconsistency by common laws  6. Doctrines of estoppels  7. Lord Briggs’ judgment 8. …