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causation between the tortious act and the injury. Under the doctrine of no-fault liability, the wrongdoer shall be liable if his act is what is prescribed by the law and there is injury incurred regardless of the wrongdoer¡¯s fault.

5£® If the defect of a product causes personal injury or damage to other's property, the injured or damaged person may claim compensation from the producer of the product or may also claim compensation from the seller of the product. If the compensation lies to the liability of the producer of the product but the seller of the product has made the compensation, the seller of the product has the right to seek the compensation from the producer of the product. If it lies to the liability of the seller of the product but the producer of the product has made the compensation, the producer of the product has the right to seek the compensation from the seller of the product.

Unit Seven Contract Law

Listening

I. 1.F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5.T

II. .promise consideration offer acceptance written express

oral conduct implied enforced

Text A

Build up your vocabulary

I.Match the items in the following two columns.

1-b 2-j 3-c 4-h 5-g 6-a 7-f 8-d 9-k 10-e

II.Filling the blanks

1.Expectation damages 2.specific performance 3.counteroffer 4.revocation 5.restitution 6. misrepresentation 7.Mutual assent 8. rejection 9. minors 10.impossibility

Cloze

consideration offer meeting of the minds promise unilateral contract performance bilateral contract oral contract counteroffers option

Translation

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Text B

Checking your understanding

1. T 2. F 3. F 4. F 5. T 6. T 7.T 8.F 9. T 10. F

Build up your vocabulary

I. Give the corresponding translation of each of the following terms. Adhesion contract ¨C ¸½ÒâºÏͬ£»¸ñʽºÏͬ sufficiency of consideration ¨C ¶Ô¼ÛµÄ³ä·ÖÐÔ adequacy of consideration ¨C ¶Ô¼ÛµÄÊʵ±ÐÔ undue influence ¨C ²»Õýµ±Ó°Ïì illusory promises ¨C Ðé¼ÙÔÊŵ past consideration ¨C ¹ýÈ¥µÄ¶Ô¼Û

detrimental reliance ¨C ²»ÀûÒæµÄÐÅÀµ£»ÖÂÈËË𺦵ÄÐÅÀµ promisor ¨C ÔÊŵÈË

unconscionable ¨C ÏÔʧ¹«Æ½µÄ rescission ¨C ½â³ý£¨ºÏͬ£©£»³·Ïú£¨ºÏͬ£© injunction ¨C ½ûÖ¹Áî

II. Put the following terms into Chinese

express contract Ã÷ʾºÏͬ liquidated damages Ô¼¶¨Î¥Ô¼½ð implied contract ĬʾºÏͬunjust enrichment ²»µ±µÃÀû

executory contract ´ýÂÄÐеĺÏͬ reliance damages »ùÓÚÐÅÀµÀûÒæµÄËðº¦Åâ³¥½ð executed contract ÒÑÂÄÐеĺÏͬ quantum meriut ºÏÀí½ð¶î void contract ÎÞЧºÏͬ substantial performance ʵÖÊÂÄÐÐ

voidable contract ¿É³·ÏúµÄºÏͬmaterial breach ÖØ´óÎ¥Ô¼£»ÊµÖÊÐÔÎ¥Ô¼

unenforceable contract ²»¿ÉÇ¿ÖÆÖ´ÐеĺÏͬnominal consideration ÃûÒå¶Ô¼Û£»ÏóÕ÷ÐÔ¶Ô¼Û anticipatory repudiation Ô¤ÆÚÎ¥Ô¼ constructive condition ÍÆ¶¨Ìõ¼þ

Translation

1. The terms of the acceptance shall be identical to those of the offer. A purported acceptance

dispatched by the offeree which materially alters the terms of the offer constitutes a new offer. A change in the subject matter, quantity, quality, price or remuneration, time, place and method of performance, liabilities for breach of contract or method of dispute resolution is a material change to the terms of the offer.

2. The parties may prescribe that effectiveness of a contract be subject to certain conditions. A

contract subject to a condition precedent becomes effective once such condition is satisfied. A contract subject to a condition subsequent is extinguished once such condition is satisfied. Where in order to further its own interests, a party improperly impaired the satisfaction of a condition, the condition is deemed to have been satisfied; where a party improperly facilitated

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the satisfaction of a condition, the condition is deemed not to have been satisfied.

3. The parties shall fully perform their respective obligations in accordance with their contract.

The parties shall abide by the principle of good faith, and perform obligations such as notification, assistance, and confidentiality, etc. in light of the nature and purpose of the contract and in accordance with the relevant usage.

4. Where a party breached the contract, the other party shall take the appropriate measures to

prevent further loss; where the other party sustained further loss due to its failure to take the appropriate measures, it may not claim damages for such further loss. Any reasonable expense incurred by the other party in preventing further loss shall be borne by the breaching party.

Unit Eight Property Law

Listening

I. Listen to the passage, and then answer the questions according to what you hear on the tape. 1. Both tangible and intangible things.

2. Copyright and financial instruments such as stocks, bonds and mutual fund shares. 2. Relationships among people with respect to valuable resources. 3. A bundle of rights. 4. A bundle of sticks.

5. Liberty to use, right to exclude, power to transfer, immunity from damage. 6. The right to exclude.

II. Spot dictation.

center trespass property invasion exclude unreasonable nuisances things allocation qualifies

Text A

Build up your vocabulary

I. Match the items in the following two columns.

1-f 2-e 3-d 4-g 5-g 6-c 7-i 8-b 9-j 10-k

II. Fill in the blanks

1.fee simple 2.Real property 3. life estate 4. Tenancy by the entirety 5. joint tenancy 6. right of survivorship 7. tenancy in common 8. Personal property 9. lateral support 10. subjacent support

Cloze

nuisance easements run with the land servitudes life estate air rights condominium joint ownership future interest land use Zoning

Translation

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Checking your understanding

1.F 2. F 3.F 4. T 5. F 6. F 7. F 8. T 9. T 10. T

Build up your vocabulary I. Give the corresponding translation of each of the following terms. adverse possession ¨C ÄæÕ¼ÓУ»ÊµÐ§Õ¼ÓÐ permanent injunction ¨C ³¤ÆÚ½ûÖ¹Áî premises ¨C ·¿ÎÝ

mortgage ¨C µÖѺȨÈË

constructive possession ¨C ÍÆ¶¨Õ¼ÓÐ

Statute of Limitations/ Law of Limitations/ Limitation Act ¨C ËßËÏʱЧ·¨ Power of attorney ¨C ÊÚȨÊ飻ίÍÐÊé tenant ¨C ³Ð×âÈË lien ¨C ÁôÖÃȨ grantee ¨C ÊÜÈÃÈË

II. Put the following trms into Chinese. freehold estate ×ÔÓб£Óеزú£¨È¨£© partition ·Ö¸î

eminent domain ¹ú¼ÒÕ÷ÓÃȨ condemnation Õ÷Ó㨲¹³¥£© zoning ·ÖÇø£»·ÖÇøÖÆ takings ûÊÕ£»Õ÷ÓÃ

marketable title ¿ÉתÈõIJúȨ

warranty of habitability ¿É¾ÓסÐÔµ£±£ accessions Ìí¸½ÎÌí¸½ improvements ²»¶¯²úµÄ¸Ä½ø reversion ¹é¸´£¨È¨£©£»ÍÁµØ¹é¸´£¨È¨£©£»²Æ²ú¹é¸´£¨È¨£© alienability ¿ÉתÈÃÐÔ£»¿ÉÁ÷ͨÐÔ

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