In Lewis V. Moore, the Court Ruled

Multiple Choice

In Lewis v. Moore, the court ruled

A) Since Moore was a sole-proprietorship she could not close down the business without a majority vote of the employees.
B) Moore could not close down the business if it would be detrimental the employees.
C) Since Moore was a sole proprietor she was free to dissolve it at any time.
D) Moore needed to have shareholder approval before dissolving the business.