Subject: LEGAL ASPECT OF TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY On January 18, 1973 Janna (a Filipina) contracted a marriage with Janno (an American). They decided to reside in the Philippines after the marriage celebration held at San Sebastian Parish Church. A year after the momentous event in their lives, Janna and Janno went to the ancestral home of the latter for a honeymoon. God had been so good to the couple that He gave Janna the opportunity of experiencing the essence of being a woman. In America, Janna gave birth to a healthy baby girl named Janana. Can Janana acquire a Filipino citizen? How?

Hello,   do you know about this below? Would it be possible for you to explain it to me deeply? Other subjects of international law• international organizations• specialized international bodies/institutions• nation• insurgents• other subjects of international law• the position of the individual in international law• the status of humanity in international law• entities without international legal personality, including international bodies (e.g. international conferences) and international cooperative groupings of states without legal personality (e.g. V4, BRICS, G7)

Discuss the notion of the "social contract" and how that might be considered in management's decision to pay higher taxes to the company's home country or to shop for a country that imposes lower taxes, then relocate the company's headquarters there.

a 45 year old patient was under doctor care for the past twenty years for chronic arthritis, trying many different drugs without success. A new drug appeared having been ceritifed by health canada and the doctor explained that like all the rest, the drug would have a range of side effects, among which was possible depression. The patient took the drug and within a week suffered a mood swing and committed suicide. Concerned by this new and two other cases, Health Canada suspended the drug from Canada, pending durtehr review. The family of deceased sued the paharmaceautical maker and Health Canada. Aside form issues of the doctor's possible professional liability, discuss the issues of manufacturer's liability and negligence raised in this scenario

Unaffiliated Buyers. Why might different documentation be used for an export to a non-affiliated foreign buyer who is a new customer, as compared to an export to a non-affiliated foreign buyer to whom the exporter has been selling for many years?

What are the ethical implications of the following interpretations? Foreign-owned companies are guests in host countries and have no right to impose their cultural values. They are obligated to "play by the rules" by following local laws and customs. Any exceptions?

What is the argument between the Pepsi Sues Coke Over Energy Drink Claims?

Explain the possible impacts of legalization on the market for currently illicit drugs.

The rights and freedoms of Canadians are absolute. True or false?

When some 250 IT workers at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts were laid off in 2015, a condition of their severance pay required some of them to train their replacements—workers from India who were in the United States on H-1B visas. Two of the displaced workers filed class action suits claiming that HCL and Cognizant Technology Solutions colluded with Disney to make false statements on certain forms when petitioning for workers to receive H-1B status. The suit alleged that those false statements were violations of the civil Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act. HCL and Cognizant are consulting firms that import workers to the United States on H-1B visas and then contract them out to U.S. firms. HCL is an India-based IT services company with 116,000 employees and annual revenue of $7 billion. Cognizant is a U.S.-based professional services company with annual revenue of $13 billion and over 260,000 employees (75 percent of whom are employed in India). The Immigration…