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    LIB 111-03 Spring 2013 Business Resources: Out of Class Exercise Due Monday, May 6th 10 PM 30 Points 1. Compare the companies Coca-Cola (Stock Symbol: KO) and Pepsico (Stock Symbol: PEP). Place them into the search box in this order. For Coca-Cola, the long term debt is $ 13,656,600 For pepsico, the long term debt is $20,568,000 (5 Points) What is the Long Term Debt for each one? -24.8% What is Pepsico’s net income as a percentage of Coca-Cola’s? 2. In Credo

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    OF A VALID CONTRACT A contract may be defined as an agreement which legally binds the parties. The contracting parties need to meet a number of requirements that are prescribed by the law of contract. These requirements must be met before the agreement creates rights and duties that may be enforceable at law. These requirements are referred to as the elements of a valid contract and consist of the following: Offer A contract is formed when an offer by one party is accepted by the other party

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    Reflective report Module title: Business Law Student: Vasilica Madalin Muntele Lecturer: Rosie Watson Date of submission: 30/08/13 Our assignment question was “What is ADR and how does it improve access to the justice system?” The team that was assign for this presentation included alongside me, my colleagues Modupe and Hydras. We began with a decision to whom will “break the ice” in the presentation. After a quick debate, we divided the presentation into three

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    Issue: The Issue is whether there is any legal contract between Mr. Power and Ms. Square and if so, what is the legal remedies for Ms. Square. Law: Contract is an agreement between two or more parties including promises by each other which they intend to be legally enforceable. A legal contract must contain the three main parts that is, agreement and legal intention, consideration. Firstly, whether it is an agreement only if there is a valid offer followed by a valid acceptance and communicated

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    ASSIGNMENT 4 BUSINESS LAW AND BANKRUPTCY Facts Aquaman is president of a marine research company called "Underwater Leagues, Inc." On April 1, the research director of Underwater Leagues tells Aquaman that they've come up with "Oxygum," a means of breathing underwater by chewing a special kind of gum. Aquaman knows a great product when he hears it. He delays announcing the invention to the public so that he can buy all the stock he can get his hands on. He buys 50,000 shares of Underwater Leagues

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    Business Comparison Paper Larry Jackson Ohio Christian University Author’s note This paper was prepared for Business Law (ONB54), taught by Professor Tino Business Comparison Paper A vertical market relationship is connections between the firm, customers, and supplier. In which companies within any given vertical market are mostly the same in solving similar issues. Most of these markets are very competitive because of overlapping focal points of the manufactured goods being provided

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    BAI Danni February 2nd, 2014 LECORCHE Claire European Law CHATELIN Mael MIM Program ZHANG Xuwen Continuous Assignment – Team work: ABC Case Part 2: Goods produced in India I) Facts Summary II) Applicable Law III) Argumentation IV) Conclusion V) ABC actions I) Facts Summary  In charge of inspection shipment (pre or after??) suppler must to do the goods >US$3,300  Cost the fee of waiting for the lorry to carry the goods  Import some toys from

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    Plaintiff: Shaisa Bell Claim: Says the defendant reneged on his promise to pay for her prom and birthday plus requesting a DNA test. Defendant: Lawrence Burke Claim: Says he’s given the plaintiff gifts and cash; countersuing for pain and suffering Plaintiff states that her mother was incarcerated and she was born in jail she was then given to the plaintiff’s mother’s aunt who was present at the case as a witness. The mother died in jail the plaintiff was given to her grandmother for custody

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    Introduction In the business law an advertisement in the general there can either be an invitation to treat or offer it is depends on the intention of the parties in each case. If the advertisement of bilateral contracts are not offers whereas advertisement of unilateral contracts are construed to be offers. In the case reference to Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball [1893] the advertisement is a unilateral contract was held to be an offer, this is most special. The offer is an offer must be true, rather

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    Sussex County Community College Business Law I Chapter 3 Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution We're the jury, dread our fury! William S. Gilbert I. Teacher to Student Dialogue The pictures painted of trials and courtrooms by modern television shows and movies are decidedly unrealistic. How trial attorneys would love to have a spotlight glow brighter and brighter on them as they stand giving an impassioned closing argument, while the rest of the room sits in darkness, like Paul Newman

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