You are a vice president of a large food procession company. The area you oversee is the division that makes corn products. As part of your job, you have to purchase corn for the business, so it can be used to make corn products such as corn oil. You and your daughter and son-in-law own a 500 acre farm. Corn is grown on that farms. Five years ago, you started purchasing all of the corn from that farm before you bought the rest of the corn form third parties for the company you work for. Each year, you looked at the market price of the corn on the open market and paid that amount for the corn you bought from your farm. Your company has now found out about this, and they have sued you for the profit you made each of those years for the past five years. Your personal profit has been $300,000, and that is what they want from you.

Will the company win? Why or why not? You must do complete legal analysis with the correct legal issue, the correct rule of law, a complete,analysis and a correct conclusion. The answer to this question comes from chapter #18.