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    Tort There are three pillars of tort liability, namely: 1. wrong (tort) 2. Damage 3.alaqh causality between fault and damage. First: the wrong (tort) Is a breach of an obligation, and consists Altgosaira error of two elements: Second, damage It is harm to the person aggrieved than necessary financially compensated or morally because it touches such a right or legitimate for other interest, whether right or interest to life or the right to safety somatic, or not to touch the emotions,…

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    source of finance. It is assumed an essential tool for financing growth since it is effectively a free source of finance. It is flexible because the amount of credit reflects the value of business done with a supplier. It is low cost as the trade creditors don't charge interest on the amount outstanding, unless payment is delayed. Bank Loans In any time of difficulties banks are there to provide loans. As a grown up company Rachel plc would not have any problem to gain bank-loans. A bank loan…

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    his heart the authenticity of Jesus saying “If this man were a prophet, he would have known who and what kind of woman this is who is touching him-that she is a sinner” (Luke 14:39). Jesus wise and all-knowing presents Simon with a parable of the creditor in comparison to his relationship with mankind. In Luke 7:41, Jesus explains to Simon how the one with greater debt is most appreciative for forgiveness and liberation of the liability. Forgiving an apparently well-known sinful woman, inside of…

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    Introduction Many decisions about the operations in business are made based on the financial statements of the business. The financial statements of the business provide the manager with a working picture of the financial health, profitability and performance of the business. It provides investors a snapshot and long-term picture of the business and guides many investment decisions in the business as well as helps to track performance by reviewing its financial statements including income…

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    The Foreclosure Crisis

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    subsequently led to mass foreclosures. According to Tatom (2009) the mortgage loan foreclosure has been the biggest economic crisis since the Great Depression. The housing market has suffered because of the inability to meet the financial demands of creditors. Tatom (2009) Further reports that subprime loans made up to 53% of the mortgages at the time the market collapsed. These loans are loans provided to borrowers with low credit…

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    In Plato’s texts education is seen as something of great importance. This is first seen in the introduction. It was thought that Plato believed “… only education in it (philosophy) could rescue humankind from civil war and political upheaval and provide a sound foundation for ethics and politics.” (1) This shows the sheer magnitude that education had to Plato. However, education was not as crucially important to the rest of the Greek society at this time. It was a luxury few could afford. Often…

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    land taxes caused great tension, because while the yeomen were paying very high taxes the merchants and towns people payed very little since they owned little to no land. Tensions rose even more when the yeomen became unable to pay these taxes and “creditors tore yeomen from their land and movable property” (33). Not only was their land and property being sold for way less than…

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    willing to ‘lift the veil of incorporation’. The courts will lift the veil of corporation where the justice of the case demands or if the veil has been misused, this mean that a people who is controlling a company misused the veil to the prejudiced of creditors or third parties. The courts can lift the…

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    In Claire’s situation, Aristotle would claim that she should try to convince Tony to tell Beth about the affair on the grounds of being a good friend towards Tony and Beth. Aristotle argues that trust is very important in friendships and that it is the characteristic of a true friendship. He states “The friendship of the good too and this alone is proof against slander; for it is not easy to trust any one talk about a man who has long been tested by oneself; and it is among good men that trust…

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    Difference Between Bookkeeping and Accounting For many business owners, the difference between bookkeeping and accounting may be unclear. Indeed, both terms refer to a scope of tasks that manage the accounting side of a company and share some common goals. But there are some fundamental distinctions between these two notions. Bookkeeping implies a more administrative work of keeping financial recording and retaining documentation for transactions. Many bookkeepers begin with performing…

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