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    structure, and its profits are only taxed once as personal income since it goes directly to the owner. Disadvantages include being personally liable for the debts of the business, having limited funds since it comes from the owner’s own money, and not being investor friendly because of investors are hesitant to give money to a business with only one decision-making head. Similar to a sole proprietorship, a general partnership also only pays taxes once on its profits, filed under personal…

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    Pippa would be suing Flowerdews for Breach of s.13 Supply of Goods and Service Act.Pippa would also be suing for a breach of s.14 (2) and (3) Sales of Good Act 1979 there is also a possible claim of negligence on behalf of the Flowerdews Delivery man (Bob) for the negligent assembling of the shed. The person wishing to rely on the exclusion clause must show that it formed part of the contract. An exclusion clause can be incorporated in the contract by signature, by notice, or by a course of…

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    can expect a lawsuit by MJC against NSH. There are a variety of ways that MJC can seek claim relief against NSH. Hermes best defense for NSH is the Statute of Frauds. Claim 3: The Mall 1. Applicable Law • The contract between Maller and Saks is a lease and therefore not a moveable good. Common Law applies. 2. Enforceability 2.1 Offer • Maller, Inc. offered Saks 10,000 sq. ft. of space in their Mall of Newstate for an unmentioned amount for the period of five years (§24) 2.2 Acceptance • Saks…

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    Is this something the board want to do? I am also concerned about the week to week supervising that will be required with our continue relationship with Chad. To be honest he has shown himself to be untrustworthy and I typically don't like to do business with those type of people. However, it seemed that our resident was quite oppose to paying more for an improvement in service. The resident were quick to bitch about the level of service; however, was unwilling to put their money where their…

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    sciences and even business because “that’s what people talk about, not math…” Furthermore, he is not enjoying many of the foundation courses in engineering, revealing that this was also the case in high school and that he had seem this coming. He eventually admitted that business courses “probably” would have been “more fun” overall. It is important to note that Elnawasrah’s consideration of these consequences were not observed but were predicted. He knew that he enjoyed business the most and in…

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    Fact-finding is "a third-party dispute resolution method in which a neutral third party investigates a bargaining impasse and issues nonbinding recommendations for a settlement" (Budd, 2017). Fact-finding is important to labor relations because it allows unbiased settlement terms, management and the union to not appear weak because they are following the suggestions made by the third-party, and lastly publicity might drive the parties to settle the dispute in order to save face with the public…

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    small-scale health food business and how I was looking to expand it. Ironically, his family company produces a specific Muscadine grape with high antioxidant and he was looking to promote this product, the grapes themselves and the various products that were developed using the seeds. This was a great opportunity for both of us and he agreed to send a sample as a trial. The product was well received by the consumer and it was decided to have it as one of the items for sale at my business. My…

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    California if (1) they have been formally declared guilty of a criminal offense, (2) they have been punished in a professional capacity, (3) they have pending charges of professional misconduct, and (4) they have a ruling against them in a court of law pertaining to professional conduct in the amount of $30,000 or more. In cases where prior approval is not necessary, the CPA licensed in a state other than California can begin…

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    Former Nebraska football player and current defensive tackle for the Miami Dolphins Ndamukong Suh plans on opening a Nike store near campus. The University of Nebraska board of regents approved a $1.25 million agreement with Suh’s company, TFL Development LLC, last Friday. The agreement would give Suh’s company 17,000 to 19,000 square feet of the building at 13 and Q St. That’s a third of the building that used to be the Nebraska Bookstore, which was bought out by the university for $4.75…

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    1. Wendy v Hook 1.1 Issues Wendy must prove there was an agreement, and the contract was certain. 1.2 Agreement Was there an offer? Firstly, it must be determined whether Hook extended an offer or an invitation to treat. The language used by Hook, “would you be interested”, is more akin to an invitation to treat than a firm offer. Hook could argue he was simply informing Wendy about the existence of a job vacancy. However, in contrast to Gibson, Hood did not invite an application but already…

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