Another Business Class question

[El Jefe]

Ok CP, how would you answer this hypothetical question from my illustrious biness class.

No more of these, I thought it would be interesting, but I am in fact wrong. For those who answered seriously thanks, it's interesting getting different perspectives on these scenarios, as they allow me to see things I wouldn't have before.

[The Franchise]

Everything at a garage sale is "as is" unless otherwise noted by the seller.

[The Franchise]

Oh and for the second question.

No because techincally you could use the computer as a hammer.....even if it still worked.

[Bwana]

Everything at a garage sale is "as is" unless otherwise noted by the seller.

This

[Buehler445]

Most garage sales are as is I believe.

[Saul Good]

If you want warranties, go to a retailer. If you buy electronics at a garage sale, test it out before you purchase it.

The only thing that you should expect from the seller is that it's not stolen.

[ElGringo]

I agree with above responses, it was bought as is. However, looking at it from a sellers perspective, if someone returned to me with said computer that I believed to be working I would probably do all I could to get it working for the person (just cause that is the type of person I am). If I knew it didn't work, I also would have warned the buyer of this.

[El Jefe]

Poof vamous son of a b****, H to the Izzo.

[Bwana]

Try this one on for size.

On Tuesday you notice that you cannot find a valuable ring that been given to you by your grandmother, so you assume that you have lost it. On Friday you see another student wearing what appears to be the ring that you lost. You confront the person, and the person says that they found it on the floor of a local restaurant. You say that the ring is yours and provide pictures of the ring as evidence. The other student refuses to give it back to you.

Will you be able to regain possession of the ring?

Principle of Law

Your (as a judge) decision

Honestly, I give them one more chance to do the "right thing" before going all cowboy on their ass and removing it myself.

[J Diddy]

Honestly, I give them one more chance to do the "right thing" before going all cowboy on their ass and removing it myself.
With a knife I presume.

[Saul Good]

Try this one on for size.

On Tuesday you notice that you cannot find a valuable ring that been given to you by your grandmother, so you assume that you have lost it. On Friday you see another student wearing what appears to be the ring that you lost. You confront the person, and the person says that they found it on the floor of a local restaurant. You say that the ring is yours and provide pictures of the ring as evidence. The other student refuses to give it back to you.

Will you be able to regain possession of the ring?

Principle of Law

Your (as a judge) decision

I would award it to the original owner. That person was obviously still looking for it. What if I drop my wedding ring, lose sight of it for ten seconds, and someone picks it up? Is it theirs? Hell no.

[Bwana]

With a knife I presume.

No LMAO

[DeezNutz]

I have another scenario:

Imagine your professor gives you an assignment. You post said assignment on ChiefsPlanet, get responses from scholars like DoucheChief, yet submit said brilliance as your own.

Would you have possession of the ideas?

[Kyle DeLexus]

Try this one on for size.

On Tuesday you notice that you cannot find a valuable ring that been given to you by your grandmother, so you assume that you have lost it. On Friday you see another student wearing what appears to be the ring that you lost. You confront the person, and the person says that they found it on the floor of a local restaurant. You say that the ring is yours and provide pictures of the ring as evidence. The other student refuses to give it back to you.

Will you be able to regain possession of the ring?

Principle of Law

Your (as a judge) decision

As a judgment if you (the ring loser) can prove that the ring belongs to you and the other student said they found it at a local restaurant, possession is awarded to the title owner

[kstater]

I have another scenario:

Imagine your professor gives you an assignment. You post said assignment on ChiefsPlanet, get responses from scholars like DoucheChief, yet submit said brilliance as your own.

Would you have possession of the ideas?

LMAO

I'd rep you but I'd be afraid Hootie would get mad.

[kstater]

And what the fuck is up with having to leave a comment for positive rep now?

[Kyle DeLexus]

And what the **** is up with having to leave a comment for positive rep now?

That's the best part of rep, comments should be required.

[DeezNutz]

LMAO

I'd rep you.

Cool, you got my PM. I drop them like British pamphlets over wartime Germany.

[Pablo]

Yo bro. If you want me to do your homework for me just send me a PM.

I grad-ye-ated collage and a'thing

All I require for payment is rep. And lots of it.

[Buehler445]

Honestly, I give them one more chance to do the "right thing" before going all cowboy on their ass and removing it myself.

Pretty much this. The condition of their finger after I'm through is not my concern.
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[Saulbadguy]

I suggest a new major.

[CaliforniaChief]

I have another scenario:

Imagine your professor gives you an assignment. You post said assignment on ChiefsPlanet, get responses from scholars like DoucheChief, yet submit said brilliance as your own.

Would you have possession of the ideas?

Deez FTW!

[El Jefe]

I have another scenario:

Imagine your professor gives you an assignment. You post said assignment on ChiefsPlanet, get responses from scholars like DoucheChief, yet submit said brilliance as your own.

Would you have possession of the ideas?

Nah, these are thinking questions, they hold no point bearing, they are just creative thinking scenarios to get our minds churning. I wish those were my assignments lol.

[luv]

So, does this mean I can have the Planet do my homework, too?

[El Jefe]

I suggest a new major.

I already posted one reply to one of these. These are thinking questions designed to get you to be able to choose a decision, and be able to defend you decision legally, I don't need answers from others, Im looking to solicit other point of views.

[Bwana]

So, does this mean I can have the Planet do my homework, too?

Yes

[luv]

Yes

Sweet! I've got Legal Research, Civil Litigation, and Paralegal Ethics.

[El Jefe]

Sweet! I've got Legal Research, Civil Litigation, and Paralegal Ethics.

I just threw up a little in my mouth, Paralegal ethics sounds easy though, is it?

[Bwana]

Sweet! I've got Legal Research, Civil Litigation, and Paralegal Ethics.

Well hell, post it up girl!

[luv]

I just threw up a little in my mouth, Paralegal ethics sounds easy though, is it?

Ethics is always easy. Confidentiality, conflict of interest, unlawful practice of law, etc. There are a few specifics to learn, but overall, easy A.

[luv]

Well hell, post it up girl!

Nah. I've been doing just fine on my own. And I know my answers are ones I came up with.

[Bwana]

Nah. I've been doing just fine on my own. And I know my answers are ones I came up with.

Yeah, but after you get all whisky drunk, it may not work out so well. ;)