Exam 41: History and Nature of Corporations
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Anderson incorporated his new company,Pearl,Inc. ,in the business of manufacturing rubber.After some years,he opened his own subsidiary rubber manufacturing company.The new subsidiary company is a success.Meanwhile,the workers of Pearl,Inc.claimed that payment of bonus is due and they are demanding the same from the subsidiary company.In this case,are both Pearl,Inc.and its subsidiary liable?
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Ala Foreign Corporation is incorporated in Alabama.However,it is running 90 percent of its operations from Indiana.Such a type of corporation is called a(n):
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Big Corporation (BC)was dominated by its president,Mr.Vincent.He used his dominance for an improper purpose-defrauding lenders to the corporation.As a result,a court can:
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Fantase Corporation has a union contract.To avoid the contract,the shareholders plan to form a new corporation.They also elect to transfer their business interest to the new corporation.Is the new corporation liable to the employees for the union contract?
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What was the name of the document given to early American corporations by state legislatures that permitted them to operate as a corporation?
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Transfers of corporate assets to shareholders for less than fair market value is called "looting."
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The law of piercing the corporate veil is an example of a ________ law protecting the creditors of corporations.
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A pastor of a church (a nonprofit corporation)believes that his salary is too small to cover his meager expenses.When repeated requests to superiors do not lead to a salary increase,he starts supplementing his salary with church donations.What risk is he running?
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Which of the following legal provisions treats a corporation as a person?
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