Case: LUNDBERG v. CHURCH FARM, INC. NO. 2-85-1030. 151 Ill. App.3d 452 (1986) 502 N.E.2d 806 VERN LUNDBERG et al., d/b/a Pam Dee L. Farm, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v. CHURCH FARM, INC., Defendant-Appellant. Appellate Court of Illinois Second District. Opinion filed December 31, 1986.

Legal Analysis Requirements:

For the written legal analysis, students should review the selected case and present a clear analysis of the case. The analysis should be a concise, short paper. The following areas should be covered in the analysis:

1. The case name and the year it was decided?

2. Who was the plaintiff and what was the plaintiff's argument?

3. Who was the defendant and what was the defendant's argument?

4. Is the case provided a trial court case, an appeals court case or a Supreme Court case?

5. What was the court's decision in the case?

6. Was the court's decision a good decision? Why or why not? Explain.

7. Should the court's final decision change? Why or why not? Explain.

8. Is this a good law? Why or Why not? Explain.

9. Should the law change? Explain.

10. As a business manager or administrator why would this case be important for you in your job? Explain.

11. What management lessons can you learn and take away from this case? Explain.

12. Based on the concepts of Agency, would you assume a general Manager has the capacity to act as an agent for a business, or do you think the owner would have to appoint the GM as an actual agent to transact business for the company?