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    law: the first is, the ‘separate juridical personality’ of each company with rights and duties separate from its shareholders and the second is, politically based ‘limited liability’, shielding shareholders (originally ultimate investors), from personal liability for company’s obligations, by limiting their potential liability to the amount of their capital investment. The above principles, among others, facilitated the separation of ownership and control. 1.1 Separate Legal Personality Legal…

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    PEOPLE v. RICHARD RAMERIZ (1990): No. S012944. (Superior Court of Orange County, No. C-53262, Donald A. McCartin, Judge.) (Opinion by Broussard, J., with Lucas, C. J., Panelli, Eagleson, Kennard and Arabian, JJ., concurring. Separate concurring and dissenting opinion by Mosk, J.) INTRODUCTION: Richard Ramirez was an American serial killer, rapist, and burglar dubbed as the “Night Stalker” before his identity was exposed. He was an nocturnal and aggressive criminal who was very brutal, broke…

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    1. There are a few reasons that investors in Project Repeat might shy away from the idea of becoming an S corporation. While Project Repeat might be able to avoid double taxation that regular corporations face, they would also be facing a lot of restrictions. One problem with S corporations is that they can only have 100 stockholders. In addition, the limited number of stockholders, there are also restrictions on who can own stock in the company. Another drawback to this type of corporation is…

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    partnership. They both have sharing ratio for profits/losses. It depends on the capital contribution or they may decides equally or any ratio. Say 1:1 which is equally, 1:2 etc. In any losses both will be liable for it. 3. Limited Liability Company:- The Limited Liability Company, also…

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    myself solely and there are no legal distinctions between myself and my business then this would be a sole proprietorship. Furthermore, I started a business with a partner in which I own 50% and he owns the same amount, our business is a Limited Liability Corporation. And we decided on a LLC simply to split our tax…

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    Though it is great having help with the business but there may be times when partners will disagree with each other about the finances, the management, the employees, and the products/services of the business. Another disadvantage is unlimited liability; this means that all partners are responsible for their part of the business. And if one partner is not able to pay for their part of the debts then the other partner(s) must pay for it in order to keep the business…

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    company or corporation you want to form. Based in the fact that your husband wants to invest, but doesn’t want to commit to an active part in the business, we need to form a business that allows him to do this. I also want to limit your personal liability if you should be sued or charged criminally. Another…

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    Obie Achi Target Market

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    Administration Ownership: Obie-Achi is a Limited Liability Company (LLC) that contains the characteristics of a corporation and a sole proprietorship. We will be taxed just like a sole proprietor but with the limited liability of a corporation. This gives us flexibility when it comes to taxes because we will not be taxed directly, we will be able to decide how we want to be taxed. Also, being an LLC protects our business and employees from liability, so they won’t be personally liable for any…

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    Walexron Case Analysis

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    Walexron is large, multi-faceted and multi-national corporation. Large corporations regularly deal with ethical and legal issues, and often have their own guidelines and procedures in which they deal with these issues. Each case is different, and will rely on corporate law, guidelines and procedures to determine the outcome of each case. In the case of Manual Perez, he is arguing that he was wrongfully terminated due to complaining about illegal practices in which Walexron engaged.…

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    lower cost would be the most ideal in the location. Office space: Even though my business is mostly retail, I want the option of office space. This way the financial aspects of the business can be handled in a different area than the selling of the product. Some of the major competitors in my area therapy centers. These businesses are located fairly close to my business, but since I won’t be offering therapy until the future, and I offer essential oils, I am not worried about how close they…

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