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    Arcadia Sports Case Study

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    issues concerning the business entity and liability to Jane, who suffered an accident during an excursion with Arcadia Sports. It is unclear what type of business has been formed between Jeb and Josh and what liability each may have for the accident and what personal assets would be involved considering Jeb’s bankruptcy. Therefore, the main types of business entities, including advantages and disadvantages, will be discussed before providing a recommended business entity for Jeb and Josh.…

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    Do you know how the essay was established by the sentences? Do you know how many types of the sentences have to have in a paragraph or an essay? How they are different from each other? And how can they work in the essays which make the reading more exciting to the reader? A basic structure is a sentence that is a group of words include subjects and verbs. However, if the sentences are too short, or it is not completely thought; it makes the essay boring and unexciting to the reader. In English…

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    Three Types Of Business

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    There are many choices that must be made when setting up a business but the most important question is what type of business it will be. In today’s business world there are three types of businesses sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations. In this paper each type of business will be explained in detail by describing advantages, disadvantages, and examples of each type of business. The first form of business is the sole proprietorship. A sole proprietorship is a business that is…

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    Student ID: 1330882 Paper 1: Russell and Strawson Introduction In this paper, I will compare and contrast Russell’s and Strawson’s accounts on definite descriptions, which are phrases of the form “the X” and denote some object. I will first reconstruct Russell’s account, which argues that that all definite descriptions are in reality a series of propositional statements and claims. I will then reconstruct Strawson’s account and claim that Russell’s account is flawed because it focuses…

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    The Franklin Business and Commerce Code §121 allows for an exception to the general rule of non-liability when a “party which acquires a manufacturing business and continues the output of its line previously manufactured or distributed by the entity from which the business was acquired.” If the Folke Corporation meets these two elements, then they can be held liable for Mr. Regan’s injuries. These two elements are: (1) “the virtual destruction of the plaintiff’s remedies against the original…

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    Starbucks does not have employees or associates, they have partners. That is the term of endearment used when discussing the individuals who work in their stores around the world. And the philosophy behind the moniker is that each partner contributes to the success of the company. Newly accepted partners complete 24 hours of indoctrination within the first two week of partnership. Areas covered during training sessions include covering the history of coffee history, drink preparation,…

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    DFCC Bank Plc Case Study

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    2.1 Examine the Strategic Change and Needs for the Organization DFCC Bank Plc. (2016) is the only Licensed Commercial Bank in Sri Lanka to conduct all its operations under the principles of banking and the only bank in the country which is fully disengaged from interest based transactions and is one of the undisputed market leaders in the Sri Lankan banking industry (Morrison, 2010) This takes account of the centralized processing of transactions and a customer centric and performance driven…

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    Ultra Vires is a Latin word which literally means, ‘beyond the power’. In legal parlance it is used to describe when a person, whether natural or artificial, or a body have acted beyond the power granted to them by law. This phrase is widely used in different branches of law; in Administrative law it is mainly used with respect to an administrative body. In Criminal law it is used with respect to law enforcement agencies, in Company law it is used with reference to the corporate capacity of a…

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    Lord Sumption states that lifting the corporate veil is a convenient expression that the courts have granted rights to disregard separate legal personality of incorporation from its controllers (Lexis, 2013). With the increasingly adoption of the form of corporation, there may be some issues about the abuse of the principle (Dignam & Lowry, 2012). This essay will firstly explain part of the statements of Lord Sumption in Prest v Petrol and then providing arguments for and against them based on…

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    in society, which predisposes them to many legal issues. A prominent legal issue deals with the corporate veil and its tendencies to shield corporate leader’s criminal activities. Instead of corporate leaders receiving repercussions, the corporate entity is penalized. This essay will discuss the legal issue of corporate corruption by examining the realism, functionalism, post-structuralism and corporate neoliberalism sociological theories, and the implications surrounding living law, law reform,…

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