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Use ILAC format to answer the questions Question 1: what is Member remeces {1G marks}: [chapter 1? of Understanding Company Law] Question 1 what is Director's duties (EC! marks}: {chapter 13 of Understanding Company Law} ME}:r duties 5130, 5131, 513; 5133, 5134 and 55336- o'Ft'l're Corporaticms Act 'r'bu will be ashed to advise ASIC have there been breaches of the Corporations Act in the above circumsta nces. 'rbu must look at that for each ofthe five directors {2 executive directors and three non executive crectors}. The compan}:r is in nancial difcultytha't is related in terms howthe directors should be responding to that. wl'ietherthe major response to represent the breach or not. Nominate Type of breach Discuss the provision that has been bread'red. Question 3: Corporate Contracting [10 marks}: Can the bank enforce the mortgage contract against the company"? Section 13 ofthe Corporations act in instances where a Director has misrepresented a cosignatory. Question 4 The Board of Directors Alfa Company borrowed a sum of money from a plaintiff. The Articles of Association stated that the B.0.D's could borrow money provided they are authorized by a resolution in the general meeting of the company. The shareholders claimed that the {had were taken without any such resolution, Alfa Company was liable for the loan. As the plaintiff found that the company could borrow mds based on the resolution, they had enough grounds to believe that resolution was passed. On the basis of the above, discuss: a} The importance of resolutions in the management of the company. (2.5 Marks) b) As per the Commercial Company Law, does the situation support the plainti'? [2.5 Marl-ts} c} As per the Commercial Company Law. does the situation support shareholders of the Aa Company? {2.5 Marks) d) Are the role of Directors supported by such a situation in |Dman Company Law? (2.5 Marks} 2. Write a program that uses parallel arrays to keep track of 5 courses. Each course will have a discipline code (like MTH or CS), a course number (use only integers), and a course title (like "Computer Science I"). There should be 5 functions: 1. intro ( ) - instructions about what is coming up 2. void fillCourses( ..... with parameters for the 3 arrays .... ) 3. int courseSearch( .... with parameter for the titles array and for a course title .... ) - the function returns -1 if the course title is not found; otherwise, it returns the element number of the array where the course title was found (There should be a prompt and input in the main() function, where the user enters a course title.) 4. void showCourses( .... with parameters for the 3 arrays ... ) 5. void showOneCourse( ... with parameters for the 3 arrays and for the element number of where the course searched for is found) - displays the discipline and course number of the course searched for. I SAMPLE RUNS:When threats are used by someone who does not have a special legal relationship of trust or a confidentla relationship to another person to force someone to enter into a contract, the agreement or contract is considered entered into because of undue influence. F 15. A contract of adhesion is characterized by its shocking unfairness or is shockingly unjust (unfair). T 16. When it comes to the consideration of a contract, the courts (as has been the traditional approach) do not look into the adequacy or sufficiency of the consideration supporting the transaction if there are not circumstances of fraud, duress, undue influence, mistake, etc. T F 17. An example of a contract that lacks consideration but is still enforced by the courts because this is considered socially beneficial are pledges or subscriptions (which are promises to donate money). F 18. A gratuitous promise is a gift and is enforceable in a court of law because they are considered to have moral consideration even though someone makes a promise without requiring some benefit in return. F 19. A contract with a minor can be ratified by either the adult or the minor after the minor has reached the age of majority. T F 20. Upon reaching the age of majority, it is a contract law that a minor must ratify an earlier contract entered into while a minor - in writing and no later than 6 months after reaching the age of majority. F 21. Normal mentality for purposes of determining competency or the capacity to contract under contract law means that both and all parties to a contract must have a sufficient understanding that they are getting themselves into the seriousness of a contract. T F 22. The law allows minors to cancel contracts they get into with the exception of contracts for necessaries, i.e. food, clothing, medical care, lodging provided to the minor by an adult. T F 23. A valid contract can be entirely handwritten. F 24. An agreement that can be completed within six (6) months must be in writing in order to be enforced pursuant to the Statute of Frauds. T FQUESTION 58 This subfield of computer science studies how to best solve problems: O Databases and Information Retrieval Programming Languages Computational Science Algorithms and Data Structures QUESTION 59 This subfield of computer science is interested in how software systems are designed: Software Engineering Human-Computer Interaction Architecture Organizational Informatics