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It’s not 100% clear regarding volenti non fit injuria.
It s not possible to watch it, the video is not coming on!!!!!!!!
It often does this on android tables and phones. Make sure you watch it on a PC/Mac
please any one can tell me if it is necessary to complete professional ethics module to convert from FIA suite to ACCA qualification.
I have passed my FIA papers but still not converted to ACCA.Please guide me what to do next………….?
contact acca office they will provide you with all the details
no module is not necessary for converting u in acca. it is necessary to get the diploma in accounting and business and other certificate and you can complete this anytime during your acca.
Clear explanations as usual..thanks
cant access the video…it says “Ooops the page you were looking for has moved, please select the resources from the links below” help please :/
turn OFF any download managers you have installed on your PC!
Thank You for your answer,
and yes i was aware of the point the case was making,
however, my curiosity got the best of me :p
In the case involving United Dairies,
If the farmer had not of stopped the horse.
Could he have sued United Dairies for damages involving the loss of profits ? if crops were destroyed by the runaway horse ?
Thanks
@avfcphill, Whats your opinion on this question @MikeLittle ?
@avfcphill, Yes, in Cutler v United Dairies, I believe that the farmer could have (not “could of”!) claimed damages in respect of his destroyed crops. In fact, he MAY have done – it’s just that I don’t know whether he did or not. The point about the case, as you are no doubt aware, was that saving crops from damage caused by a crazy horse does NOT count as an act of heroism
@MikeLittle, Thank You for your answer,
and yes i was aware of the point the case was making,
however, my curiosity got the best of me :p
i feel like i am learning a foriegn language! sigh
@latoyah, Yes! And even native English speakers feel the same – but imagine what it’s like for those students who are NOT natural English speakers. It must be like learning a foreign language taught to them in a third foreign language!
I have nothing but 100% admiration for those students
perfect
nice
why this lecture wasn’t delivered by Mike?
@gorfield, It WAS – that’s certainly my voice!
@MikeLittle, sir how you sound sooo different? lol
Sir,
Would have been much better if we could actually see you like in those previous lectures even though it was a small window. That really helps a lot and feels like i am in a classroom. Is that possible?
nope, I am afraid not all lectures can be recorded this way.
Well that was just a “wish” so no worries whatsoever. I am glad that i still can hear him 馃檪
plz i m not looking f4 old lectures where is old lectures
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