Laws and Ethics Are Fixed Principles That Do Not Change

question 53

True/False

Laws and ethics are fixed principles that do not change over time.

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Definitions:

Court Of Equity

A court that resolves disputes by applying principles of fairness and justice, often in cases where traditional legal remedies are inadequate.

Segregating

The act of separating or setting apart from others or from the main body or group.

Implied Authority

Power not explicitly granted by a principal to an agent but deemed necessary to carry out expressly authorized duties.

Enforce Claims

The act of legally pursuing or demanding rights or commitments that have been agreed upon or are owed.