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Shareholder agreement and replaceable rulesCotton Limited holds 89.5% of the shares in Satin Co Limited. The remaining shares are held by Silk and several other small investors. The Board of Satin wants the company to become a wholly owned subsidiary of Cotton Limited as they expect this will result in both taxation benefits and a saving on accounting fees and administration charges of about $230,000. Cotton Limited offers to buy the shares held...
Definition of TortQuestion:Extravaganza Inc own and run a large performance arena used for a variety of activities ranging from rock concerts to antiques fairs. Events at this venue attract many thousands of visitors, and security can be a serious issue. Ordinarily, visitors to an event must pass through a gateway linked to a computerised analysis system, which would indicate the presence of potential weapons. The computer is now rather old and ...
Defining compensation cultureTo what extent is there now a so-called 'compensation culture' in negligence claims in the UK and if so, how are the courts reacting to this phenomenon? The debate whether U.K is under the control of compensation culture has increased in the recent years. It is also believed that it has led to litigation crisis in the country. In 2003, a commissioned report by the government pointed out to this fact that t...
The Advertisment and PurchasePaul Arena has a dream to open a five star hotel/motel in the heart of Fantasia Valley, approximately 50 kilometres north-east of Melbourne. Paul stumbles across this advertisement, which appears in the Fantasia Valley News: “A wonderful opportunity is just waiting to happen. Chateau Royale is a luxurious hotel consisting of 10 double bedrooms with spa ensuites, restaurant and living quarters for the owners. ...
Vitiating Factors in Legal ContractsJames owns a shop that specialises in new and second hand musical equipment. Several months ago Max came into his shop with an Ibanez guitar for sale. Max said that he had inherited the guitar from his uncle who used to play in a heavy rock band many years ago. He also said that he had no idea of its value. The guitar appeared to be a rare vintage genuine Ibanez Serpent like the one that Ozzie Manson plays i...
Difference between an offer and an invitation to treat1) Bob goes into Sam’s bookshop and sees a book which he wants to buy on display. He takes the book to the counter to pay for it, but Sam tells him that the copy of the book is his only copy and that he has already sold it to Carl, but forgot to remove it from the display. Is Sam entitled to refuse to sell Bob the book? Taking this scenario into consideration explain the importance of...
Issues in the caseQuestion - Use the IRAC (Issue, Rule, Application & Conclusion) method to answer below given question?Mark, Peter and Mary were out on a Saturday night celebrating the successful formation of a new business venture. They went to a special restaurant up in the hills, Hilltop Point, to mark this occasion. After a great night of eating and drinking, they decided to continue their party at Watchout Point, a scenic hilltop spot ...
Information Infrastructure: The Magic of the Revolutionized Platform of the World Wide WebQuestion-Differentiated services which allow for different consumer experiences of network delivery based upon paid access or similar access control provisions pose a threat to the future of internet communications.Critically evaluate this statement in the context of the EU legislative proposal on net neutrality?With regard to information infrastructure, in...
Differences between International and Domestic Business Law The International business law is concerned with the rights of business with each other and with international organizations. Domestic law is within the state and it concern with the rights of business within the state(Bartone, 2010). The domestic and international business law is very differing in mainly two aspects first of all the law making process and the enforcement. International...
Receipt of Income from Selling T-Shirts John was an architect and was employed by a small firm in the Melbourne CBD. He worked part-time. On his days off, he enjoyed designing and printing T-shirts. He started designing and printing T-shirts in August 2009, when his friend introduced him to the hobby. He printed T- shirts when he had the time and kept them for himself or gave them as gifts for family members for special occasions. As an architec...
