Legal Terminology in Business Law Quiz

The Spanish word 'firma' translates to 'business name', not 'signature', 'building', or 'employee'.

The correct translation of 'cel prawnie dopuszczalny' is 'legitimate purpose', which refers to a genuine or lawful reason for a particular action or decision.

The word 'zobowiązanie' in Polish is translated to 'obligation' in English, referring to a formal agreement or commitment to do something.

The question is testing knowledge of synonyms related to the concept of 'performing' or 'doing'. While 'accomplishment', 'presentation', and 'achievement' are related terms, they do not directly correspond to the intended meaning of the word in the question, which is 'performance'.

Forma aktu notarialnego refers to the specific format or template used for a notary's deed, outlining the necessary information and details required in the document.

The term 'ponosi? nieograniczon? odpowiedzialno??' translates to 'to bear unlimited liability' in English, indicating full responsibility without any limitations or restrictions.

The correct answer 'to make contribution, to contribute' aligns with the translation of the phrase 'wnosi? wk?ad' which means contributing or making contribution. The incorrect answers do not accurately represent the meaning of the original phrase.

The correct answer 'to run a business, to carry on a business' refers to the act of managing and operating a business. The incorrect answers do not accurately reflect the meaning of the original question.

The correct translation of 'chyba ?e ustawa stanowi inaczej' is 'unless the law provides otherwise', indicating that the law may have a different provision than the default.

The term 'notowany na gie?dzie' translates to being 'listed on the stock exchange' where stocks of companies are bought and sold.

Kapita? zak?adowy translates to share capital in English, which represents the total value of stock that shareholders have purchased in a corporation.

The Polish word 'stowarzyszenie' translates to 'association' in English, which refers to a group of people organized for a joint purpose or interest.

In business partnerships, 'komplementariusz' refers to a general partner who has unlimited liability for the debts and obligations of the partnership.

A komandytariusz is a limited partner in a limited partnership, who has limited liability and usually does not participate in the management of the partnership.