This intermediate-level exam in Business Law, Part-III, focuses on secured transactions. It assesses understanding of secured transactions, collateral, financing statements, and the sale of collateral. Essential for learners aiming to grasp the intricacies of business law.
Control, earnings and net assets
Control only
Earnings and net assets
Neither control nor earnings and net assets
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The blue sky theory
The misappropriation theory
The red-herring theory
The tipper/tippee theory
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In an, open, hostile, and adverse manner
Until the owner files a suit
Without the owner’s knowledge
With the state’s permission
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Luann, Mace & Networx
Luann only
Networx only
Oleo only
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All of Sid’s profits
Half of Sid’s profits
10% of Sid’s profits
None of Sid’s profits
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A reorganization
A secured transaction
A suretyship
A violation of most state laws
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Proof of each creditor's claim
A list of creditors and the amount of debt owed to each
All of his debt and credit cards to be disposed of by the court
An affidavit testifying to have read the bankruptcy code
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A bridge loan
Forbearance
A renoitization
Restructure
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A license
A trade name
The formula to make a product
The ownership of the business
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Dissociation
Dissolution
Winding Up
Wrongful
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A natural being
A tangible thing
An artificial person
A visible radiance
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All of the shareholders
A quorum
A proxy
Three of the shareholders
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Preferred stock
A right of first refusal
A sufficient number of shares to exercise de facto control
Watered stock
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Internal “disclosure controls and procedures”
External “release and reveal timetables”
Personal “peruse and review liability policies”
Public “information and discussion forums”
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100 feet into the earth and 100 feet into the atmosphere
One mile into the earth and one mile into the atmosphere
To infinity and beyond
To the center of the earth and up to the farthest reaches of the atmosphere
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A fee simple absolute
A leasehold estate
A life estate
The power of eminent domain
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Liable for breach of contract
Not liable, because Leslie is a professional
Not Liable because Leslie’s failure must have been Marty’s fault
Not Liable, because the work took longer than foreseen
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If Filtration cannot prove actual fraud
If Emmett was grossly negligent in the performance of his duties
Only if Emmett acted with fraudulent intent
Only if Emmett impersonated someone else who could be liable for fraud
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Intent to deceive
Misrepresentation of a non-material fact
The lack of an injury
Unjustifiable reliance
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Confiscation
Defalcation
Dumping
Expropriation
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The amount of Eltons salary
The control Delite has over the Details of the work
The length of the trial period
The title that designates Elton’s position
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The house
The throw rug
The tile floor
None of these choices
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Can foreclose once on the entire amount of the loan
May seek only the amount of the missed payments, not the entire loan
Must foreclose on small amounts over time as each payment comes due
Must notify Agnes to accelerate the steps to cure the default
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An agent and has the authority
An agent but does not have the authority
Not an agent and does not have the authority
Not an agent but does have the authority
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A natural person only
An artificial person only
Artificial or natural persons
Neither “artificial” or “natural” persons
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Conducting a merger
Deciding to pursue new business opportunities
Terminating a managerial employee
Negotiating a contract between management and labor
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File a registration statement with the SEC
Issue the securities through an online registration site
Refrain from issuing the securities to unregistered investors
Register the securities with a national stock exchange
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Public companies
Private investors
State regulators
None of these choices
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A fixed-term tenancy
A periodic tenancy
A restrictive covenant
A tenancy at will
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Does not indicate that Tiny was negligent
Is prima Facie evidence that Tiny was negligent
Precludes Tiny from raising any defense against negligent claim
Will never subject Tiny to liability
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Liable if Jamie failed to discover a defalcation
Liable if Jamie failed to discover a fraud
Liable if Jamie failed to discover an impropriety
Not liable
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A violation of a treaty of the United States only
A violation of a treaty of the United States or of the law of nations
A violation of the law of nations only
No purpose
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An antidumping duty
A dumping duty
A quota
A tariff
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A secured party
A secured transaction
A security interest
Collateral
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Reed
Suburban credit union
Tyler
The equity in which the property is located
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Avoidance
Cooperation
Indemnification
Performance
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Disparate-impact treatment
Gender discrimination
Not discrimination
Reverse discrimination
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Bargain collectively with Eagle through their representatives
Insist that Eagle require union membership as a condition of work
Interfere with the efforts of others to form labor organizations
Refuse to bargain with Eagle through their representatives
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None of the choices
A limited liability company
A partnership
A sole proprietorship
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County recording office
Local realtors association
State’s secretary of state
Federal Bureau of Land Management
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Increase corporate accountability by imposing responsibility on chief corporate executives
Prevent insiders from trading among themselves
Protect investors
Provide a “safe harbor” for companies that make forward-looking statements
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Almost any stake in the ownership or debt of a company
An investment that is guaranteed to make a profit
Only such common forms of debt and equity as bonds and stocks
Whatever a company represents to the public as a security
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A bailment
Accession
Confusion
Production
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A leasehold estate
A license
An easement
A profit
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Collateral heirs
Settlors
Trustees
Lineal descendants
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A bilateral agreement
A lateral agreement
A multilateral agreement
A unilateral agreement
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A periodic tenancy
A tenancy at will
A tenancy by the entirety
A fixed-term tenancy
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Casualty insurance
Fidelity or guaranty insurance
Key-person life insurance
Employer’s liability insurance
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