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Business Law in Canada Study Set 2
Quiz 11: Agency and Partnership
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Question 161
Essay
What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a sole proprietor?
Question 162
Essay
Distinguish between a sole proprietorship and a corporation.
Question 163
Essay
Explain the limitations of the liability of partners for the acts of other partners.
Question 164
Essay
Explain the liability of a partner for another partner's actions.
Question 165
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Joe, Harry, and Sam opened up a partnership supplying accounting services to the general public in a small town. Harry and his wife, unknown to Joe and Sam, also carried on a mail-order business at night that had nothing to do with accounting. He would, however, often come into the partnership office to use the photocopier and computer for correspondence related to his mail-order business. Joe and Sam found out about this activity when Harry forgot to erase one of the files on the computer one night. Explain the legal position of Harry.
Question 166
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Joe is in the process of assembling land for Ace contractors Ltd. to build a supermarket. He entered into a contract with the seller Sam. He did not disclose that he was acting for someone else when he entered into the contract. Explain Sam's rights when the contract is breached and he learns that Joe was acting for Ace.
Question 167
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A chauffeur, going against specific instructions, purchases a new car on behalf of his employer. The employer has done nothing to lead the seller to believe the chauffeur has authority but is persuaded by the chauffeur to go for a drive before returning the vehicle. Explain the legal position of the parties.
Question 168
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Joe entered into partnership with two others in the establishment of a real estate sales agency. The other two, Sam and Harry, had considerable experience in the real estate business but no money. Joe, on the other hand, had his own home and several significant assets, and although he didn't have any experience in the real estate business, his monetary contribution made him an equal partner with Sam and Harry. Unfortunately, Harry misused some trust funds that had come into his care as a result of business, investing it in the business of one of his sons rather than an interest-bearing account. The business of the son went sour and the money was lost. The client sued Harry, Sam, and Joe. Explain the legal position of Joe here.
Question 169
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Explain what is meant by limited liability.
Question 170
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Joe, Sam, and Harry set up an accounting partnership in a small town. Harry, to earn money on the side, did some accounting for friends at night, for which he received a fee. When Joe and Sam found out about this, they demanded that the fees received be paid into the partnership business. Explain the legal position of Harry.
Question 171
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"A principal can ratify an agent's contract that was done without authority as long as the agent makes it clear that they are entering into the contract 'subject the principal's ratification.'" Discuss the accuracy of that statement.