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    Mehta Case Study

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    5. Recommendations for Mehta: Mehta is the only person who has connection with both the groups such as the Bonazzi and Indo group. Mehta being the CEO of Bonazzi is appointed for a purpose. He should understand the Indo group and share his views to the Bonazzi Goup and vice-versa. He can think from both their views and make the best decisions. HE should create, communicate and execute a clear vision, strategies and goals so that the future of the Joint Venture is bright. He also should make…

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    Pros. • You don’t have any worry about having to pay the business overheads like rent, taxes, or utility bills. You don’t have ultimate responsibility for the business, and that can be liberating • You gain incredible experience. You learn from your mistakes • You are immersed in an established business. You will get to see first-hand how that business runs - whether you work in a salon or as a mobile groomer for somebody else • You will meet lots of dogs. You will develop your dog handling…

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    1) The best metaphor for a corporation is an “apple within a barrel where most apples are good and just a few bad”. It takes one apple to ruin it for the rest or spoil its companion. Corporations can often be seen as “bad apple's” bent on taking control of public power and only focused on making money, regardless of the consequences. Corporations are trying to engage themselves in as much profit as possible at anyone’s expense without realizing how unsustainable they are being towards the…

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    losses of the corporation. Corporations pay a different tax rate then companies and individuals. A limited liability company (LLC) does not have stockholders, it is comprised of members that have an interest in the company but do not have any personal liability if the company were to be sued. A LLC must file an Articles of Organization with the Secretary of State in order to become a limited liability company. A sole proprietorship is a business that one person owns. They are personally…

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    proprietorship: Mini markets, restaurants, convenient stores, burger kiosks, etc. Advantages Disadvantages Easiest to exist and start. Unlimited personal liability. Complete control. Difficult to raise the money. Single owner saves all the profits.…

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    Discuss the significance of the case AG Seurities v Vaughan. In the two cases tried together, the House of Lords reasoned that having exclusive possession of a bedroom is not enough to form a tenancy and in addition a tenancy cannot be treated as a license in relation to a section which disputes the nature of the agreement. In AG Securities v Vaughan four people were to share a flat with three other people in favour of the landlord after they had signed the lease. The lease agreement was…

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    Safeway Limited Liability Corporation was established in the summer of 2013, and is recognized as a reputable data collection and analysis firm throughout the East coast. Our concentration is with two methods of data, Open data, which is freely available to the public and can be used at will, as there are no copyrights or patents, and Enterprise data which is commonly shared within organizations, primarily from department to department, or in geographical provinces. Safeway, LLC currently…

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    as the customers will be able to relate the Magic Wand Remote Control, its utility and design to the electronics and electrical items that it can operate(WIPO, WIPO Intellectual Property Handbook: Policy, Law and Use, 2008). Type of Business and Liability…

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    Arcadia Sports Case Study

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    Case Study Three: Arcadia Sports In the case of Jeb and Josh in the formation of Arcadia Sports, there are 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…

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    Shadow Director Case Study

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    a company is recognised as a legal person with its own rights and obligations. Although, being a legal entity, it cannot operate without its organ namely, the Board of directors. The principle of limited liability flows from the concept of separate legal personality in that the assets and liabilities of the company belong to the company and not to its shareholders and directors . 1.2 Directors owe fiduciary duties to the company and are empowered to manage the company in good faith. Whilst de…

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