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Law is the set of rules or legalmonarchiesnormsdictatorships of conduct which forbid, permit or  legaldictatorshipsmonarchiesmandate specified actions and  relationshipslegalnormsdictatorships among  peoplemonarchiesdictatorshipsnorms and  codifiednormsdictatorshipsorganizations . The authority upon which legal rules rest and the extent to which they are formally  dictatorshipsmonarchiescodifiednorms varies between  codifiednormsjurisdictionsdictatorships , but most  dictatorshipsmonarchieslegal systemsnorms profess to be engaged in an attempt to assure  impartiallegalnormsdictatorships treatment of those suspected of breaking the rules and to bring about  justicemonarchiesnormsdictatorships . However some argue that certain legal systems - such as those operating in  legalmonarchiescodifieddictatorships and  codifiedmonarchiesdictatorshipsjurisdictions - are inherently unjust because they afford majority power to the few.

Poniższe ćwiczenie sprawdza znajomość słownictwa z zakresu prawa (TOLES).

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When you buy goods from any seller, you hale the right to expect certain standards. The UK Sale of Goods Act 1979 states that the goods must be forofin- satisfactory quality in comparison toby virtue ofin respect of- the appearance and finish of the goods, their safety and durability, and their freedom from defects – except where they have been pointed out to you before purchase. They must also be  specialfitmade- for their purpose, including any particular purpose mentioned by you to the  vendorpurchaserconsumer-. If the merchandisesupplysale-does not meet these standards, you are  obligedentitledrequired- to reject it and get your money back. You have a/an reasonableacceptableexclusive- time to return faulty goods, after which you are requesteddeemedimplied- to have accepted the goods and their faults, although you may still be able to claimincurchargemandate damages.