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33. What is true about an undisclosed principal? a An undisclosed principal can be liable to a third party for a contract made by an agent who is acting within the scope of his/her authority. b An undisclosed principal can be partially liable to a third party for a contract made by an agent who is acting within the scope of his/her authority. C. An undisclosed principal is not liable to a third party for a contact me by an agent who is acting within the scope of his/her authority. d. None of the above. 34. Frank enters into a written franchise agreement to open a "Grande Burrito" store. Grande Burrito represents that Frank will realize at least $500,000 in gross sales during his first year. During Frank's first year he only brings in $83,000 in gross | sales. What FTC Franchise Rule has most likely been violated? a. There was not a reasonable basis for the gross sales representation. b. Grande Burrito did not indicate whether the anticipated gross sales were based on actual data or hypothetical examples. C. None of the above. d. a. and b. 35. Bars, restaurants, and bartenders can be held liable for serving an already intoxicated person under: Strict liability Intentional tort. C . Dram shop acts. None of the above. 36. What is true about an employee's corporate email? a. It is not accessible to the corporation due to a reasonable expectation of privacy. b . It is accessible by the corporation. It is protected by the Fourth Amendment. d. a. and c.45. 9*? 2"!\" 46. .u'sv PF\"? 47. as??? 43. In terms of taxation, what is true about business m? Corporations are subject to double taxation. Sole proprietors pay personal taxes on business income. LLCs are not taxed; however, members are taxed personally on prots passed through the LDC. LLPs are taxed the same as traditional partnerships. All of the above. None of the above. When a corporation is harmed by the actions ofa third party, and the directors fail to bring a lawsuit in the name of the corporation against that party, what is true? Shareholders can bring a \"shareholder's derivative suit." A written demand by the shareholders to the directors must be given before suit is led Damages recovered go into corporate Jnds. All of the above. None of the above. A civil case, that has or will have over S 100,001] in damages, which involves citizens of mmhebh: Federal district court. State district court {or superior or circuit court depending upon the state}. The U.S. Supreme Court. All of the above. a. and b. If the plaintiff and the defendant{s) agree on the facts, and the sole issue is a question of 999'? law, what motion should be led'}I A motion for judgment on the pleadings. A motion for summaryjudgment. A motion for a judgnent notwithstanding the verdict. None of the above. sass-2w The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution: Contains the Establishment and Free Exercise clauses. Prohibits Double Jeopardy. Provides protection against unreasonable searches and seizures. All of the above. None of the above. What is true if the directors of a corporation fail to declare a dividend']ll Shareholders can ask a court to compel the directors to do so. To prevail, the shareholders must show that the directors have acted unreasonably. There must be sufcient earnings or surplus available. All of the above. a. and b