Answer=vigilantism
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Why don’t you wait until you are 16
Answer:
Toda sociedad se construye sobre las bases de distintos valores morales y éticos que contribuyen a establecer como modelos idílicos los ideales de justicia, seguridad, solidaridad y esfuerzo.
Si bien muchos de los valores establecidos por la sociedad son en la práctica inalcanzables por las distintas circunstancias sociales y personales de cada individuo, lo socialmente esperado es que las personas intenten a través de sus acciones colaborar para que dichos valores sean mantenidos, o al menos no corromperlos con acciones negativas como delitos o contravenciones.
Por ello, dejar de lado el egoísmo y actuar siguiendo un principio moral de justicia es necesario para contribuir con el bienestar social de un grupo de personas determinado.
The advice that should be provided to the bank manager about the pitfalls of accepting security from Wisteria's parents, including the necessary precautions the bank should take, include:
- The bank should ensure that it provides adequate explanations to Wisteria's parents about the nature of the overdraft and the financial state of Acme Pty Ltd.
- The bank should further explain the limitations of the guarantee involved with respect to the mortgage of the home.
- The bank should discover if Wisteria's parents' home is under another mortgage.
- The bank should take precautions that it does not fall into the pits that the classical case of Commercial Bank of Australia v. Amadio by not indulging itself in unconscionable conduct with the parents of Wisteria.
<h3>What is unconscionable conduct?</h3>
Unconscionable conduct is harsh conduct that goes against good conscience.
Unconscionable conduct is usually described as oppressive without considering its unfairness.
Thus, in seeking Wisteria's parents to mortgage their home to the bank, the bank manager should be careful not to mingle its business dealings with persons who lack the capacity to enter into a valid guarantee for Acme Pty Ltd.
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