Help needed with Law homework I'm studying a Law subject and I need help to write my essay. I have a case study in regards to share buy-back, which I have to relate to the Doctrine of capital maintenance. I know it's established from a case called Trevor v Whitworth (1887). But I don't understand what happened in the case. My textbook just tell me the rule established but not what the case was about. My teacher says that the case can be found on the internet. I've searched in the internet and I can't find anything. Is any law students out there able to help explain the case to me?
Hong Kong Tour! This is my first post and I'm not sure whether I have posted this in the correct section, so please advise me. So I'm going on a holiday to Hong Kong early next year to spend Chinese New Year for the first time. It was originally planned that we will be staying at Hong Kong for 8 days, but when we went to book the tickets, the travel agent said that it'll cost $200 cheaper if we returned home later. So dad agreed to change the return date and now we're going to staying for 15 days. My brother isn't quite happy with this because he'll be paying for all the holiday expenditure. He kept asking me why did we change the return date and the only answer I could give him was that "the airfares were cheaper". Now he told me
Who remembers this song? I was just doing my homework when this popped in my head and I can't stop singing it. A: "Hello dear brother what have you got there?" B: "Nothing, nothing, you only see air." A: "Don't be silly, I love you very much"
$1Million for you. I've been thinking for a long time. I was wondering, if I had $1million (real life) cash, what would I do with it? The only answer I could ever come up was to buy a house which cost about $800,000 here where I live (for a good one). Then invest the other $200,000 in another other house to earn rental income. But is there any other better way I can spend this money? What would you do if you had $1million in your real life bank account?
Trick or Treat? I live in a country where Halloween is not traditionally celebrated so I don't expect kids at my doorstep on the 31st of Oct. Therefore, I never had lollies or treats ready for kids who come knocking on my door. Just 10 mins ago, three kids came banging on my door (I don't know why they didn't use the doorbell). All three of them were wearing a hockey mask, dressed in a black robe and holding a long hockey stick. When I opened the door, I thought they were killers that were going to attack me. (I watched too many horror films so I get scared easily) But before I yelled (because I wanted to warn my brother to stay away if they attacked), I heard a young voice asking "trick or treat?" Then I said "Oh." I we
Getting paid to slap people [url=http://news.ninemsn.com.au/world/8350698/woman-says-slapping-makes-breasts-bigger]$380 per half an hour![/url] I wish I could earn that much. :~(