A) A corporation must be incorporated in the state in which it has its principal place of business.
B) Laws regarding incorporation and the rights and duties of corporations are uniform from state to state.
C) Since the mid-1930's, Delaware has been considered the preeminent state for incorporation.
D) Incorporation may be done pursuant to common law as well as statute.
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A) That the practice is illegal.
B) That the practice is illegal unless the first franchisee provides specific permission for the sale to the second franchisee.
C) That the practice is legal and that no disclosures are required.
D) That the practice is legal but that certain disclosures must be made to the first franchisee when that agreement is made.
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A) proxy
B) allowance
C) record
D) nomination
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A) The corporation must have only one class of stock.
B) The corporation must file a timely election signed by all the shareholders to be treated as an S corporation.
C) The corporation must have no more than twenty-five shareholders.
D) The corporation must be a domestic corporation.
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A) The partnership is liable and Vince is liable in the event there are insufficient partnership assets, but Maxine is not liable on the debt.
B) The partnership is liable, and so are both Vince and Maxine if insufficient partnership funds exist to pay the debt.
C) Vince is liable on the debt, but neither Maxine nor XYZ Grooming is liable.
D) Since the winding-up process has begun, neither Maxine, Vince, nor XYZ Grooming is liable.
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A) cumulative
B) staggered
C) proxy
D) inside
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A) Holding a corporation liable for debts of a shareholder
B) Holding a shareholder liable for debts of a corporation
C) Holding a corporation liable for debts of a shareholder and holding a shareholder liable for debts of a corporation
D) Holding a corporation liable for debts of a shareholder, holding a shareholder liable for debts of a corporation, and holding officers liable for debts of a corporation.
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A) cash out merger
B) freeze out acquisition
C) leveraged buyout
D) illegal purchase
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A) Dissolution
B) Termination
C) Winding up
D) Staged end
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A) Members split evenly among themselves 50% of any assessed liability for malpractice against any member with the limited liability company retaining liability for the remaining 50%.
B) Members are not liable for their own malpractice or for the malpractice of other members because recovery for malpractice may only be obtained from assets of the limited liability partnership itself.
C) Members are liable for their own malpractice but not for the malpractice of other members.
D) Members are liable for their own malpractice and also for the malpractice of other members.
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A) cash out
B) noncash
C) freeze out
D) liquidation
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