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    CHAPTER FACILITIES Policy V. Chapter Facilities. (See Fraternity Bylaws, Article XIX., Section 1.) Kappa facilities are those properties that are owned, leased, rented and operated by Kappa alumnae or the institution where the chapter is located. Section 1. Day-To-Day Operations. A. Alcohol and Drugs. (See Fraternity Bylaws, Article IV., Sections 3 and 4.) 1. The use or possession of alcohol by a member or nonmember is not permitted in a chapter facility or within the area considered a part of…

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    Free Enterprise System Free enterprise is a system where the government has very few limitations on business activities and ownership. In this system this government has minimal ownership of an enterprise. The U.S. economic system of free enterprise operates according to five main parts: the freedom to choose our businesses, the right to private property, the profit motive, competition, and consumer sovereignty. In free enterprise you have a right to own and do all of the main parts the the…

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    considering, statement from Stalnaker who said that context influences content, while content can creates a context because sometimes word that say has a function not just meaning of an expression. If so, types of presupposition are involved in shaping context. As Yule said, there are six types of presupposition known as potential presupposition, where sometimes a verb or part of language structure clarified the function or meaning of the presupposition in a sentence or utterance. Nevertheless,…

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    Sole Proprietorship Business Characteristic of Sole Proprietorship Sole proprietorship is authorized, controlled, financed and controlled by only one person. The manager can hire a few workers or operators to assist him with the business. The sole proprietorship allotted under the Business Registration Act 1956 where this type of company is easily established and forms the greatest number of registered companies in Malaysia. The registration fee for a sole proprietor is only RM60. Examples of a…

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    Haye Hardy Case Summary

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    Hayes was forced to pay for the van because promoters can be held liable for the contracts they made for corporations that are not yet created. This liability can only be lifted with a novation, which is an agreement between the corporation and the third party to release a promoter. Since no corporation was created, the novation process cannot occur and Hayes will be held liable for the contract. Hayes was forced to pay for the van because promoters can be held liable for the contracts they made…

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    P1 Unit 1 Business

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    is part of Bennett Brooks' job to take care of different kind of businesses and then because it is a business itself. A sole trader is a held personal liable for his business borrowings and to any creditors if his business fails. He will also be held personally liable for any claims that are not covered by insurance. A limited company is registered at Companies House and is a separate legal entity. A company can have buildings, debts, and loans it has to pay back. It is not a person, so if a…

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    of exploiting loopholes in the legal system, leaving the courts with the option of uncovering the corporate veil and imposing liability upon individuals within the corporation. Today, the courts will rather enforce the principle of separate legal entity to a company as in the case of Salomon v Salomon Co Ltd, than apply the doctrine of piercing the corporate veil. However, the courts will not hesitate to pursue a person who willingly takes advantage of the corporate legal system by acting in a…

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    • Step 1: Corporation or LLC action Company owners must approve the dissolution of the business. With corporations, the shareholders must approve the action; with limited liability companies (LLCs), members grant approval. For small businesses, shareholders or members are often involved in day-to-day operations, and typically know the circumstances. The bylaws of a corporation and the LLC operating agreement typically outline the dissolution process and needed approvals. To comply with…

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    and George Gale. Roberson. Smith & Roberson’s Business Law (Mason, OH: South-Western, 2009), 622.). 10. I think the judgement can’t go to neither against black because it…

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    Amanah Raya Case Study

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    copyrights, and business, showcasing and key arrangements, outlines, databases, records, pay data and any unpublished money related information and reports. All workers may not utilize or circulate this data without appropriate approval. Amanah Raya is the organization possesses the copyright in all works made by its representatives over the span of their occupation…

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