Exam Paper. Bachelor Students. 2024

essential terms

to make a counter offer

to award damages

intentional torts

armed robbery

to punish an offender

to collect judgement

to hear a case in court

manslaughter

to suffer harm

правова система

засоби судового захисту

пропозиція та прийняття

цивільне правопорушення

хабарництво

уникнути судового процесу

особа, до якої переходить право власності

безумовне право володіння та власності

орендодавець та орендар

створення компанії

... ... is a legal remedy where a court orders a party to perform an obligation as outlined in a contract. This remedy is typically sought when monetary damages are inadequate to fully compensate the injured party for the breach of contract

... is a civil wrong that causes harm or injury to another person or their property, leading to legal liability for the person who commits it.

A ... is an individual, institution, or entity that invests in companies by buying stocks.

... ... refers to legal matters or cases that involve disputes or conflicts between parties and requires lawyers to represent clients in court to resolve legal disputes through formal proceedings (rather than dealing with contracts and other paper work).

... is a legal term referring to the process of transferring ownership or title of real property (land and buildings) from one party to another.

.... is a formal form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in which parties involved in a legal dispute agree to submit their case to a neutral third party instead of going to court.

A ...... is a person, company, or entity against whom a legal action is brought, typically in a criminal or civil case.

... .... ..... is a business structure that combines the limited liability protection of a corporation with the flexibility and tax advantages of a partnership or sole proprietorship, depending on the number of owners.

... refer to the monetary compensation awarded to a party who has suffered harm, injury, or loss as a result of the wrongful conduct of another party.

...-... ... refer to non-violent offenses typically committed in a business or professional setting for financial gain. These crimes are often committed by individuals in positions of trust and authority within corporations, government agencies, or other organizations.

The company decided to file a lawsuit _______ the former employee for breach of contract and misappropriation of trade secrets.

John plans to sue ______ compensation after experiencing injuries in a car accident caused by reckless driving.

The two parties decided to enter ______ a contract outlining the terms of their business partnership.

The CEO was charged ____ embezzlement after an extensive investigation revealed financial discrepancies in the company's accounts.

The defendant was found guilty of fraud and sentenced ____ five years in prison.

The country's legal system is governed _____ a complex framework of statutes, regulations, and judicial precedents.

She decided to apply ____ the job after carefully reviewing the job description and qualifications.

The new regulations will come _____ force next month, affecting how companies handle consumer data.

The breach ____ contract occurred when the supplier failed to deliver the goods by the agreed-upon date, resulting in financial losses for the buyer.

The two companies became parties ____ a contract outlining the terms of their collaboration on the new project.