Exam 7: Methods of Carrying on Business
Exam 1: The Canadian Legal System139 Questions
Exam 2: Torts and Professional Liability145 Questions
Exam 3: Formation of Contracts167 Questions
Exam 4: Enforcing Contractual Obligations177 Questions
Exam 5: Legislation in the Marketplace108 Questions
Exam 6: Agency and Employment159 Questions
Exam 7: Methods of Carrying on Business174 Questions
Exam 8: Property162 Questions
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Partners are responsible for the debts and obligations of the partnership.With respect to contracts,each partner is considered to be:
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Explain how the principle of fiduciary duty works in a partnership relationship.
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Jones is a partner in a law firm in a small town,and he is also doing legal work out of his home in the evenings for himself.Explain the rights of his partners in this situation.
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Which of the following is incorrect with respect to the creation of a partnership?
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"For a partnership to exist,the parties must have consented to its creation." Comment on the accuracy of this statement.
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John Hollin was an officer,director,and employee of a large broadly held corporation.At a directors meeting,he learned that the corporation was voting on a resolution to buy a piece of property from Sam Keanu for $100 000.It so happens that Hollin is one of three co-owners of that property.Hollin voted for the purchase and the resolution passed without discussion by a vote of 5-0.Several months after completion of the purchase,the other directors learned of Hollin's ownership and called on him to account to the corporation for any profit made.Which of the following is false?
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When two people enter into a partnership by agreement but neglect to set out the terms of such agreement,or where the parties becomes partners inadvertently,where are the terms and arrangements of that partnership set out?
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Joe entered into partnership with two others in the establishment of a real estate sales agency.The other two,Sam and Harry,had considerable experience in the real estate business but no money.Joe,on the other hand,had his own home and several significant assets,and although he didn't have any experience in the real estate business,his monetary contribution made him an equal partner with Sam and Harry.Unfortunately,Harry misused some trust funds that had come into his care as a result of business,investing them in the business of one of his sons rather than in an interest-bearing account.The business of the son went sour and the money was lost.The client sued Harry,Sam,and Joe.Explain the legal position of Joe here.
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Preferred shareholders usually get preference when dividends are declared,but receive no vote.
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Discuss and contrast the various methods of financing a corporation.Deal with the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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To protect directors from exposure to personal liability in the case of violations of statutes related to the environment and competition,corporations often include terms in the directors' contracts that provide indemnification for losses they incur and legal expenses associated with involvement in these types of actions.
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A secured creditor has first claim against assets used as security.
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An example of estoppel is when a person allows himself or herself to be called a partner.
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Explain under what circumstances a shareholder's right to sue against oppression arises.
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Descrive the advantages offered in a franchise arrangement to the franchisor.
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Where a corporation borrows money,only the corporation is responsible for that debt,not the shareholders.
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With regard to the law of corporations,which of the following is true?
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Which of the following is considered to be a separate legal person in law?
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