1. A brief restatement of the legal question posedusually a sentence or two that focus on the specific legal issue in this case, without reference to extraneous facts or information.
2. A statement of the applicable law or rule that should be applied to the facts in this case. This will be taken from the text, and will not consist of a personal opinion or ethical reaction, but rather be a statement (usually only one or two sentences) that summarizes the rule of law that you will apply to come to a correct answer. You should not restate the law in its entirety, but instead summarize the appropriate law into a short explanation of the ruling principle in this case.
3. Finally, a clear statement that explains how you applied the applicable law to these facts to reach a specific conclusion. This will be usually be a few sentences culminating in an answer to the specific question posed in the text. This portion of your answer should demonstrate original thinking and reasoning, and result in a definite conclusion.

ASSIGNED QUESTIONS: ch. 10, question 4 ch. 11, questions 9, 12, 13 ch. 12, questions 1, 3, 11 ch. 13, questions 1, 12 ch. 14, questions 13, 15

Text :Twomey, David and Marianne Moody Jennings,Business Law: Principles for Today's Commercial Environment,West Legal Studies in Business, 2017, 5th edition.