This statute defines dwelling as “a building which is usually occupied by a person lodging therein at night. This language is deemed to encompass a structure that is adapted for overnight accommodations and usable for such accommodations on the day of the crime. Such a structure will qualify as a dwelling even if the structure was not occupied on the day of the burglary, provided that the resident intends to return. Rule Explanation: Homeowners were absent from their residence for a year, due to a work related transfer. A house was considered a dwelling where the facts showed that the owners were coincidentally planning to return, shortly after the burglary.
o. It involves fraud rings and investment advisors p. It involves interstate investors q. It involves real estate agents, appraisers, lenders, and closing agents r. It involves sophisticated investors 6. A loan processor may send out a form to verify the past two years of employment history, gross income, as well as verify the probability of continuing employment. This form is referred to as the: s. VOE t. VOD u. VNE v. JOB 7.
84, as amended, 68 Stat. 686, 15 U. S. C. § 77q (a) (1), prohibits frauds against brokers as well as investors. We hold that it does. Respondent, Neil Naftalin, was the president of a registered broker-dealer firm and a professional investor. Between July and August 1969, Naftalin engaged in a "short selling" scheme.
PE301 E-COMMERCE END OF CHAPTER II 1. Identify the business model used by Craiglist. Answer: The business model used by Craiglist is Advertising Revenue Models where they are made their money from: Income Streams Craigslist makes money only through a handful of revenue streams. It charges a different fee to post a job listing according their location. Last, the company charges a fee to list an apartment rental.
Tony did not say, "Of course, I have to have my manager approve it." Instead, Tony said, "Three thousand dollars firm." This could be construed as an offer. His wording of “three thousand dollars firm” makes it a binding contract. Explain whether or not advertised specials can be taken advantage of by employees of the advertiser.
The, readily apparent, motivation for the owner of the house, is to receive financial remuneration to defray the cost of the (assumed) mortgage on the residence. The basis for this motivation is, likely, related to the assumption that, since the current employer, is relocating the home owner to a new city for two-years; the owner is not planning on selling the existing residence. If this is the course of action that the home owner has chosen, then the additional motivation, for leasing the existing residence, is to minimize the financial impact of renting a, suitable, dwelling at the site of the, temporary, work assignment. Furthermore, the home owner, based upon the scenario, seems to be interested in maintaining the residence for future use when the new assignment is completed. The motivation for the home House for Rent owner is to maintain the equity in
Hit Scripts is a service Hit Scripts is a service-type enterprise in the entertainment field, and its manager, Joe Russell, has only a limited knowledge of accounting. Joe prepared the following balance sheet, which, although arranged satisfactorily, contains certain errors with respect to such concepts as the business entity and asset valuation. Joe owns all of the corporation’s outstanding stock. HIT SCRIPTS BALANCE SHEET NOVEMBER 30, 2011 Assets Liabilities & Owner’s Equity Cash . .
Dan might incur legal liabilities if Dan thereafter sells TV sets privately to Sonia. Therefore, the first issue is whether Dan has a valid contract with Sonia. To assess this, we first assume Dan’s TV advertisement is an invitation to treat (ITT) (Grainger v Gough). Since the advertisement was addressed to the public and there was no mention of price and the exact discount percentage. Thus, it is assumed Dan’s intention is to have further bargains or negotiation.
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Ethicality of accounting and auditing activities ETH/376 Ethicality of accounting and auditing activities United Thermostatic Controls is a manufacturing company that is publicly owned and markets residential and commercial thermostats (Mintz & Morris, 2011). As a publicly owned company, United’s common stock is listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange (Mintz & Morris, 2011). The company is has different sales division and each division has different sale revenue targets that they have to meet and if the divisions do not meet the target the division managers will not bonus and share of corporate profits. Frank Campbell is the director of the Southern sales division; nevertheless the Southern sales regional economics is getting worse (Mintz & Morris, 2011). The pressure to accomplish the sales revenue target has created a stressful and unethical environment for Campbell.