Governance Guidelines The Board of Directors has adopted these Guidelines to further its longstanding goal of providing effective governance of the Company's business and affairs for the long-term benefit of the Company's stockholders. These Guidelines are reviewed periodically and revised as appropriate to ensure the effective functioning of the Board of Directors and high quality corporate governance. Board Responsibilities 1. Basic Responsibilities of Board Members. The fundamental responsibility
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DIRECTORS' DUTIES – THE INSOLVENT TRADING ISSUES FROM A LAWYER’S PERSPECTIVE 1. OVERVIEW The aim of this paper is to: provide an overview of the insolvent trading provisions under Australian law; look at the liabilities which might be imposed on a director for breach of those provisions; examine the defences and in particular: when directors can rely on someone else to tell them about the solvency of their company after Manpac v Ceccatini and Scott v Williams; and the loss of the Southern
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interfere with the orderly work of others and not loiter on company premises while off duty. Unauthorized appearance on company premises while off duty is strongly discouraged and your presence must not interfere with the orderly work of others who are on duty. These expectations should not be interpreted as discouraging any Team Member from presenting a work-related complaint to Greystar management while off duty. Ensure personal matters do not interfere with your productivity or the productivity
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can be both a normative and a descriptive discipline. Ethical decision making is difficult, and philosophers had struggle for centuries to create ethic theories as assistant tool for ethical decision making. Theories focus on consequences, duties, obligations, principles and integrity. While there are certain values that are important when considering ethics, no one company will have the same code of ethics. A company’s ethical guideline may vary with the culture and value of each individual organization
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Professional Summary Experienced bilingual claims examiner with exceptional organizational, interpersonal and training skills. Adept in research and interviewing techniques, statistical analysis and data collection with a high degree of accuracy. Vast knowledge of administrative orders, municipal regulations, statutes, and all other laws as it pertains to Unemployment Compensation and Immigration law. Able to work independently, manage multiple projects, and communicate effectively. Education
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significantly due to liabilities not being reported as cash inflows were coming in. These SPEs, as well as many other business endeavors by Enron, relied heavily on their guarantees of stock. If stock prices were to fall under a certain level, obligations made by Enron would become payable (Seabury). Once Enron’s risks were realized the company experienced pressure to report more stable and prosperous financial statements. They wanted to continue attracting investors and increase their competiveness
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question1 What are the remedies available under the Law of Contract? Remedy is where the inured party enforce their rights or get a reward for a loss. It also means to achieve justice where legal rights are involved. There are many types of remedies and some of them may be ordered by court, granted by judgement, by agreement between two parties and operation of law. The remedies depend on the nature of the breach. The remedies available under the Law Of Contract are Rescission, Restitution, Damages
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Name : Purani Nagarajan Matric no : BAC 00337 Case study : Chicken Run Overview Encik Selamat is the GM of EPM. Ms Choy is the credit controller of EPM. Puan Azura is the accounts executive. Encik Azman is the Director of Gold Sdn. Bhd. and also best friend of Encik Selamat. Encik Kassim is the Finance and Marketing manager of EPM. Encik Munir is the former staff of the Finance department. Mr Siva is a small-level retail customer. EPM is the subsidiary of PCK. Encik Selamat, the General
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[Section 149(1)]. But a private company can borrow immediately after the incorporation The Board of Directors may borrow moneys by passing a resolution passed at the meetings of the Board. The board may delegate its borrowing powers to a Committee of Directors. Such a resolution should specifically mention the aggregate amount upto which the moneys can be borrowed by the Committee, the Managing Director, Manager or any other principal officer of the company on such conditions as it may prescribe [Section
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the patient unnecessary drugs to end her patient’s life, without the consent of the patient or her family. Another ethical consideration is it would be unethical for me, another nurse, not to report Nurse Nancy’s intentions to my superiors. It is my duty to protect the patient from harm and to act rationally in the care of the patient. It is unethical to put the patient in a satiation that
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