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Give three circumstances where respondeat superior does not apply and an agent will be liable to a third party. (Do not give examples Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt v Paragraph v BIU Av2v T² v p Question 22 Name 5 events by law or by will that terminate an agency: 8: با هم ସା ៨ Da Ev D 0

Question 9 Donald puts a lot of money into a bucket and gives Bernie a power of appointment over the money in the bucket. Bernie has the power to distribute that money only to himself, his creditors, his estate, or his estate's creditors. What is the correct name for his power of appointment? It is a/an:     General power of appointment     Limited power of appointment   Question 10 True or False. The spousal consent rules for the annual exclusion require the non-donor spouse to consent to all gifts made by the donor spouse in that year; he or she cannot select which gifts he or she will join and which he or she will not.     True     False

Day 1/Chapter 1 Case Study: Guided Practice WILLIAMS MACHINE TOOL COMPANY For 85 years, the Williams Machine Tool Company had provided high-quality products to its clients, becoming the third largest U.S.-based machine tool company by 1990. The company was highly profitable and had an extremely low employee turnover rate. Pay and benefits were excellent. Between 1980 and 1990, the company's profits soared to record levels. The company's success was due to one product line of standard manufacturing machine tools. Williams spent most of its time and effort looking for ways to improve its bread-and-butter product line rather than to develop new products. The product line was so successful that companies were willing to modify their production lines around these machine tools rather than asking Williams for major modifications to the machine tools. By 1990, Williams Company was extremely complacent, expecting this phenomenal success with one product line to continue for 20 to 25 more…

The purpose of a(n) is to prevent the leak of valuable information to other competitors. * Non-disclosureagreement Employment agreement Ownership agreement Compete agreement.

Assignment 2 Professional Selling Delete Zoom In New Comme CASE 4-1 SKAGGS MANUFACTURING John Alvez arrived promptly for his 10:00 AM. meeting with Martha Gillespie, the buyer for Skaggs Manufacturing. At 10:15, when she hadn't arrived, John asked her secretary if she was out of the office for the morning. The secretary smiled and said, "She'll probably be a few minutes late." John resented this delay and was convinced that Martha had forgotten the appointment. Finally, at 10:20, Martha entered her office, walked over to John, said hello, and promptly excused herself to talk to the secretary about a tennis game scheduled for that afternoon. Ten minutes later, Martha led John into her office. At the same time, a competing salesperson entered the office for a 10:30 appointment. With the door open, Marthe asked John, "What's new today?" As John began to talk, Martha began reading letters on her desk and signing them. Shortly after that, the telephone began to ring, whereupon Martha talked…

SCENARIO:  PAYING STUDENT ATHLETES   ROLE- ADVOCATE OPPOSING COMPENSATING STUDENT ATHLETES BEYOND TUITION, ROOM AND BOARD.    REQUIREMENTS – REQUIRED TO RESEARCH (IN DEPTH) ARGUMENTS FOR THEIR POSITION. AND NEEDS TO RESEARCH THE OPPOSING POINT OF VIEW ARGUMENTS FOR PROPER REBUTTAL   - DETERMINE THE LEVERAGE, POWER, OPTIONS, RATIONALE  - DETERMINE THE LIKELIHOOD OF RESOLUTION - DETERMINE THE TYPE OF POTENTIAL RESOLUTION

7 Under SAFE Act regulations, which of the following statements is true? ● A Loan processors and originators have to be licensed as mortgage loan originators (MLOS). BO Loan processors and underwriters have to be licensed as MLOS. (C O Loan processors and underwriters who are not employed by a bank (depository institution) have to be licensed as MLOS. A loan processor or underwriter who is an employee of a licensed mortgage lender and who operates under the supervision of a licensed MLO is not required to be licensed as an

Briefly Explain. 2-3 sentences   Risk Associated with Manufacturing, Trading and Service Concerns 1. Market Risk - Product Risk Complexity  Obsolescence Research and Development Packaging Delivery of Warranties - Competitor Risk Pricing Strategy Market Share Market Strategy 2. Operating Risk     Process Stoppage Health and Safety After Sales Service Failure Environmental Technological Obsolescence Integrity:            Management Fraud            Employee Fraud            Illegal Acts   3. Financial Risk Interest Rates Volatility Foreign Currency Liquidity Derivative Viability 4. Business Risk Regulatory Change Reputation Political Regulatory and Legal Shareholder Relations Credit Rating Capital Availability Business Interruptions

Contract Management and Administration   Case Analysis: Auditing Agencies Unearth Procurement Scam Two government auditing agencies have unearthed serious irregularities in the procurement of relief items worth Shs10b. Two forensic audits by the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) and the Public Procurement and Disposal of Assets (PPDA), dated September 7, 2021, and April 12, 2022, respectively, put senior officials on the spot for allegedly causing financial losses to the taxpayer. Copies of the findings seen by this newspaper point to alleged forgeries, collusion between some officials and suppliers, and failure to adhere to key critical procurement regulations. Our analysis of a cache of official documents of the contentious procurements, which dovetails with findings by government auditors, shows that contracted companies supplied items without a contract specifying quality, leading to the delivery of substandard items. The auditors found some officials culpable of undertaking…

QUESTION 27 Which of the following is an example of a contract that lacks legality? O a. A contract to purchase a car from a licensed dealer Ob. A contract to provide consulting services OC. A contract to rent an apartment for a year Od. A contract to purchase illegal drugs QUESTION 28 What is a breach of contract? Oa. A contract that is void and unenforceable O b.A negotiation process to resolve contract disputes OCA legal document that outlines the terms of an agreement O d. A failure to perform a duty as specified in a contract Show Transcribed Text QUESTION 29 3 QUESTION 30 C Which of the following is NOT a remedy for breach of contract? O a. Specific performance O b. Rescission O c. Damages O d. Arbitration Which of the following is a factor that can render a contract voidable? Oa. Undue influence Ob. All of the answers are correct OC. Mistake O d. Duress

QUESTION 1 You have been consulted by Marie who is an Australian resident adult individual taxpayer entity and a real estate agent employed by Adelaide property firm Supreme Properties. Her employment duties involve selling homes on behalf of clients, including conducting open inspections of those homes. Marie moved to Adelaide from Sydney, New South Wales, at the beginning of July 2022 after the breakdown of her marriage. She has custody of their two children, Harry aged 4 years and Larry aged 2 years, who Marie places in child care during some week days and on weekends while she works. During the income year ended 30 June 2023, Marie received and derived the following: (1) Wages totalling $100,000 and commissions of $20,000 that Marie received from her employer Supreme Properties. The commissions were received by Marie on 15 June 2023 and were calculated as a percentage of the total value of properties sold by her during the year, and were paid as an incentive to employees of the…

Question 2 Which of the following is a true statement? A. As a general rule, if the Statute of Frauds requires a contract to be evidenced by a writing an oral contract will be unenforceable. B. The “part performance” exception to the Statute of Frauds may permit an oral contract for the sale of land to be enforced merely if part of the purchase price is paid. C. A mortgage represents an interest in personal property and thus can be oral. D. A contract for lifetime employment must be in writing to be enforceable since usually if will be for a long time. Question 4 Which of the following is true regarding Title VII of the federal Civil Rights Act in the workplace? a. The plaintiff employee must always prove a malicious, wrongful intent to discriminate on the part of the defendant employer against the employee to prevail in a Title VII civil rights lawsuit. b. Only “big” employers with 2000 or more employees are covered by the federal Title…

Which of the following remedies may be provided for in a contract? Question 6Answer a. liquidated damages, deposits, down payments b. rescission, specific performance, injunction c. all of the above d. none of the above

The duty of restoration is to protect adults that enter into contracts with children. Question 21 options:   True   False Minors are liable on certain contracts that are seen as necessaries of life...ie a contract for health insurance. Question 22 options:   True   False Consideration requires a bargained for exchange of value from both parties.  Question 23 options:   True   False There does not need to be any exchange of words for there to be an implied contract. Question 24 options:   True   False When an illegal contract is executed upon, the court normally will leave the parties where it finds them even if partial performance has occurred. Question 25 options:   True   False

Q.3.1 Using an example, explain the meaning of ‘proxy.’ Q.3.3 Sipho Pretorius, a former director of Southern Airlines, was declared a delinquentdirector by the High Court. Explain the effect of such a declaration of delinquency.

SCENARIO:  PAYING STUDENT ATHLETES   ROLE- ADVOCATE IN FAVOR OF COMPENSATING THE STUDENT ATHLETE IN ADDITION TO TUITION, ROOM AND BOARD   REQUIREMENTS – REQUIRED TO RESEARCH (IN DEPTH) ARGUMENTS FOR THEIR POSITION. AND NEEDS TO RESEARCH THE OPPOSING POINT OF VIEW ARGUMENTS FOR PROPER REBUTTAL   - DETERMINE THE LEVERAGE, POWER, OPTIONS, RATIONALE  - DETERMINE THE LIKELIHOOD OF RESOLUTION - DETERMINE THE TYPE OF POTENTIAL RESOLUTION

OE B A mortgage loan originator (MO) accesses a loan applicant's credit report and discovers that one of the debt obligations that the applicant reported on the application is not listed on the report. The MLO must counsel th applicant to: A.) remove the obligation disclosure from the application. B) stop making payments on the obligation. C) provide evidence of the obligation. D.)create a document discharging the obligation. 目

5. In which situation is hard insurance being committed? Oa. Because of her heavy workload, a claims handler settles some questionable claims without complete investigation. ob. When completing a health insurance application, an applicant asks his agent not to divulge to the insurer that he (the applicant) is a heavy smoker. OC. A claims department employee approves claims she knows to be fraudulent in exchange for payments from medical providers. Od. Medical and legal providers conspire to defraud an insurance company by exaggerating the injuries of legitimate claimants.

Using the information in this chapter, discuss the advantages and disadvantages of having your own sales force versus hiring outside sales agents.

Text When is a mortgage clause used in connection with insurance on a property? The insured lends money to a third party to build a house and adds the value of that property to their own policy. Text A mortgagee has a financial interest in the insured's property and wishes its interest protected under an insurance policy. The amount of insurance is insufficient to meet the amount owing under a mortgage. The mortgage holder wishes extra perils insured which are not included in the policy wording.

Item A.  Fraud Facts: Susan Green has worked for ABC Company (“ABC”) as the executive secretary in the administrative department for over 10 years. Her apparent integrity and dedication to her work has earned her the reputation of being an outstanding employee and has resulted in increased responsibilities.  Her present responsibilities include making arrangements for outside feasibility studies, maintaining client files, working with outside marketing consultants, initiating the payment process, and notifying the accounting department of all openings or closings of vendor accounts.  During Susan’s first five years of employment, ABC subcontracted all of its feasibility and marketing studies through Adams and Co. This relationship was subsequently terminated because Adams and Co. merged with a larger, more expensive consulting group.  After termination of Adams and Co., Susan and her supervisor selected a new firm to conduct ABC’s market research.  However, Susan never informed the…