Whether a determinative question is one of law or of fact depends on the nature of the dispute.
A question of law exists when the doubt or controversy concerns the correct application of law or jurisprudence to a certain given set of facts; or when the issue does not call for an examination of the probative value of the evidence presented, the truth or falsehood of facts being admitted.
A question of fact obtains when the doubt or difference arises as to the truth or falsehood of facts or when the query invites the calibration of the whole evidence considering mainly the credibility of the witnesses, the existence and relevancy of specific surrounding circumstances, as well as their relation to each other and to the whole, and the probability of the situation
Whether a disputed matter is a question of law or a question of fact is a...
t of disputed territory controls t of disputed territory hat A controls With no threat, show the range of outcomes that could make both A and B better off. 9. Looking at the previous question, suppose A has a probability of defeating B equal to 0.80 (so B's probability of defeating A is 0.20). If A wins a war with B, then A gets all of the disputed land (and B has none). If A loses to B then A...
Question 33 Dalton's law of ratios proved that Matter could only be divided even multiple times O Matter could not be divided O Matter can only decompose into at most two types of atoms O Matter could be divided into one ore more fundamental units
this is a business law question
A fact is considered to be material in a misrepresentation case when: A it is relied upon by a person, even though it could not possibly be true. it plays a significant role in inducing a person to enter into a contract. OB. oc the misrepresentation is considered to be innocent. op it is similar to an opinion or promise about some future happening.
Whether compensation paid to a corporate employee is reasonable is a question of fact to be determined from the surrounding circumstances. How would the resolution of this problem be affected by each of the following factors? a. The employee owns no stock but is the mother-in-law of the sole shareholder. b. The shareholder-employee does not have a college degree. c. The shareholder-employee works 40 hours per week for another unrelated employer. d. The shareholder-employee was underpaid for services during the...
Which of the following statements is less likely to be a matter of fact and more likely to be a matter of opinion? There is only one planet Earth. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. Conservation of resources is a good thing. The potential risks of global warming are so great that action to prevent it must be taken now and at any expense. Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide are at an all time high during human history.
this is a business law question... there was no option for business
law so i figured economics was the closest
On May 1st A makes an offer to B. On May 2nd B writes a letter accepting A's offer and mails it on May 2nd. On May 3d A calls B and revokes his offer over the phone. On May 4th A receives B's letter accepting A's offer. Explain in detail whether A or B will prevail. Also, indicate the...
Which of the following represents a Law rather than a Fact or Theory? Question 2 options: Heating a cylinder of air caused a rise in the gas pressure in the cylinder Heating a confined gas can cause an explosion Heating confined gas samples causes a proportionate rise in the pressure of the samples Heating a confined gas causes the gas particles to move faster
According to the law of conservation of matter, is 8.0g of hydrogen reaction with oxygen to produce 136 g of water, how many grams of oxygen reacted? 8.0g 136g 128g 144g
law of conservation of energy, matter, and momentum. how do you explain these laws?
QUESTION 3. Read the following paragraphs on the subject of nuisance law, the fact situation that follows, and answer the bulleted questions: The law of nuisance. This law imposes a duty upon landowners to prevent nuisances that could adversely affect the property of an adjoining owner. “Nuisance” is “a substantial interference with the right to use and enjoy the land,” and it is based upon the defendant’s activity or neglect. If a nuisance conflicts with another person’s “quiet enjoyment” of...