Nasoma Business law, simuelewi vizuri mwalimu naomba nisaidiwe baadhi ya maswali

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Haelewi consideration kwenye business law ujinga mtupu aache kusoma

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hizo points of law zote ulizoweka nikama contract law unit nzima , maswali huwa mmawili matatu tu sio unit nzima. Consideration is broadly thought of a bargained-for exchange ,both parties in the contract will get what they want in exchange for something of value , example selling a property in exchange for money, buyer provided the seller with money as consideration for the asset , (before contract execution ).
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In business law, consideration refers to something of value that is given by one party to another as a part of a legally binding contract. Consideration can be in the form of money, goods, services, promises, or anything else that has a measurable value.
The concept of consideration is important in contract law because it is what makes a contract legally enforceable. In order for a contract to be valid, there must be an exchange of consideration between the parties involved. This means that both parties must give something of value to the other, and they must do so voluntarily and with the intention of entering into a contract.
For example, if you agree to sell your car to someone for $10,000, the consideration you receive is the $10,000 payment, while the consideration the buyer receives is the ownership of the car. If one party fails to provide the agreed-upon consideration, the other party may have legal recourse to enforce the contract or seek damages.
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In business law, an offer and a promise are two different concepts that are important in the formation of a contract.
An offer is a proposal made by one party to another, indicating an intention to enter into a legally binding agreement. The offer sets out the terms and conditions of the proposed contract and usually includes the price or other consideration to be paid. The offer must be communicated to the other party and must be clear and definite enough to form the basis of a contract. Once the offer is accepted, a binding contract is formed.
On the other hand, a promise is a commitment to do something, made by one party to another, which may or may not be legally binding. A promise does not necessarily create a contractual obligation, unless it forms part of a contract or is made in exchange for consideration.
For example, if a company promises to donate $10,000 to a charity, this is a promise that is not necessarily legally binding, unless there is consideration given in exchange for the promise. However, if the company offers to donate $10,000 to the charity in exchange for the charity's agreement to promote the company's products, this would be an offer that, if accepted, would create a legally binding contract.
In summary, an offer is a proposal to enter into a legally binding contract, while a promise is a commitment to do something, which may or may not be legally binding, unless it is made in exchange for consideration or forms part of a contract.

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"Moving consideration" is a term used in business law to describe the act of exchanging something of value between parties in order to create a legally binding contract. Consideration is said to "move" when it is given by one party in exchange for the promises or actions of the other party.

For example, let's say that John offers to sell his car to Sarah for $10,000. Sarah accepts the offer and agrees to pay the $10,000 in exchange for the car. In this scenario, the consideration is said to "move" because John is providing the car and Sarah is providing the money. If either party fails to provide the agreed-upon consideration, the contract may be voidable or unenforceable.

In order for a contract to be legally binding, consideration must be present and it must be supported by something of value. This means that the consideration must be something that the law recognizes as having value, such as money, property, goods, or services. Additionally, consideration must be given voluntarily and with the intention of creating a legally binding agreement
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Inaweza kana ulisoma accounting and finance
Business law ni ya fani zote usome udaktari,engineering, management, marketing, law,Accountancy, nk wote wanasoma business law sababu waweza kuwa sued kama doctor kwa kutoa huduma mbovu iliyoathiri mgonjwa baada ya kupokea pesa yake,Engineer kwa kuzalisha product mbovu au product mbovu, au marketing ku ku.market product mbovu au ya kitapeli,Accountant kwa poor services kwa mteja kama book keeper au Accountant au auditor nk

Business law inasomwa na fani zote liko hilo ,liko business communication,pia liko.somo la business mathematics and statistics liko la research,marketing, management nk yana cut across fani zote sio hizo tu

Sasa ukikuta mtu anasoma halafu kwenye business law haelewi consideration ni kitu gani hata mwalimu awe mbovu vipi hilo eneo hawezi shindwa kufafanua ni eneo.la msisitizo hasa

Mleta mada kichwa kibovu akatafute maisha mengine shule sio eneo lake asi force aende hata kuuza mitumba barabarani au kuwa konda wa daladala kazi zisizohitaji elimu au awe utingo wa Lori la mkaa
 
In business law, the term "adequate consideration" refers to the requirement that the consideration exchanged between parties in a contract must have a reasonable level of value or benefit. Adequate consideration is necessary to ensure that a contract is legally enforceable.
For consideration to be considered adequate, it must have some value or benefit to the party receiving it. However, the law does not require the consideration to be equivalent in value to the promise or action that is being exchanged for it. This means that the value of the consideration does not have to match the value of what is being promised or exchanged.
For example, if a company promises to pay an employee $50,000 per year in exchange for their services, the $50,000 salary would be considered adequate consideration, even though it may not be equal in value to the employee's services.
In summary, adequate consideration is a legal requirement in a contract, and it means that the consideration exchanged between parties must have a reasonable level of value or benefit, even if it is not equal in value to the promise or action being exchanged for it.
 
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