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A pilot for a private jet stops for refueling in San Antonio. Topper Fuels offers him a case of premium Tequila to refuel with them (a total retail value of $423 to the pilot). For refueling, inspections, and minor repairs, Topper charges $2,900, over $400 more than the least expensive fuel company. What has happened to the company that owns the private jet

A coach who fails to explain the risk involved with their sport and this results in a catastrophic injury to an athlete is guilty of:

An apartment building in Ithaca, New York with 72 units was financed with a $7.2 million non-recourse first mortgage loan at a 3.6% annual interest rate and an additional $3.6 million fully recourse second mortgage loan at a 7.2% annual interest rate. The owner later borrowed another $720,000 with a fully recourse third mortgage loan at a 10.8% annual interest rate. The borrower ultimately found itself in financial distress and unable to make the monthly mortgage payments on the three outstanding mortgage loans and the property went into foreclosure. What happens to the claims of the second and third mortgage lenders if the foreclosure lawsuit by the first mortgage lender includes all junior mortgage lenders and the property is sold to an unrelated third party for a net price of $6.6 million at the foreclosure sale? a. The mortgage liens of the junior claimants and the loan amounts owed to them are unaffected by the foreclosure sale b. The mortgage liens of the junior claimants are…

A contractor may typically terminate a construction contract for convenience. True False   An owner may typically terminate a construction contract for convenience. True False

Like many students at college, Arturo struggles to find a parking space on campus. Every year he has to buy a parking permit, which allows him to park on campus. Unfortunately, buying a permit does not guarantee that he can find a parking spot. So he often gets to campus well before class starts, hoping to find a good parking spot, but ends up driving around until someone leaves. One day after his economics class, Arturo comes up with a potential solution to the problem. He suggests the following: Suppose the demand for parking is given by the following equation: Qp = 10,000 - 500P. At Arturo's school, there are 7,000 parking spaces for students. For the questions below, give all answers to the nearest whole number. a. At most universities, students do not pay to park each day. They pay for a permit, which only allows them to park on campus. Therefore, the price students face each day is $ Unfortunately, this creates a shortage of parking spaces. b. The university, in order to prevent…

If a sale staff is found not verbally disclosed specific features and materials risks of a high yield bond, which of the following is the most suitable follow-up action in Hong Kong? A. the sale staff should provide the key risk factor disclosure to the customer once again B. the sale staff should send an e-mail to the customer by highlighting the specific features and materials risks of the high yield bond. C. the sale staff should make a supplementary call to the affected customer and adio-record the disclosure in due course. and acknowledgement from the customer is obtained to confirm his/her/their understanding or the disclosure. D. if the transcation is completed, no further action is required.

Vincent Hartwell admired a valuable book collection on his uncle’s bookshelf. To Hartwell’s surprise, his uncle said that he planned to give the books to Hartwell as a gift and that he could have them at that moment. Hartwell replied that he was living in a dormitory and had no place to keep the collection. His uncle said, “Consider the books yours. I’ll keep them here, and when you’re ready for them, come and get them.” Hartwell thanked his uncle and left for school. His uncle died a week later. Hartwell’s cousin, Kathleen Lane, inherited the uncle’s entire estate. She claimed that the valuable book collection belonged to her. Who was the legal owner, Hartwell or Lane? Explain.

An employee calls in on Monday and tells you that he will be absent that day. On Tuesday the employee calls in again and tells you that he is very sick and will be out for at least three more days, if not the entire week. The following Monday, you have not heard back from the employee, so you call him at home. He says that he saw a physician on Friday afternoon and has been conditionally diagnosed with pneumonia, is scheduled for diagnostic testing, and will be out, at least until the test results come back at the end of the week. The following Monday, following a two-week absence, the employee returns to work. What should you do? What portion of the absence, if any, may be applied to FMLA?

Andrews ordered 20 round tables to seat parties of two, 25 square tables to seat parties of four, 5 tables to seat larger parties and 175 chairs. The tables were specially ordered to contain the logo of the restaurant on the top of each table.  Andrews paid for the entire shipment when placing the order; however, the supplier was responsible for making the shipping arrangements. The tables and chairs arrived three weeks later; however, five were scratched and damaged. Seven of the chairs were missing.    Analyze the restaurant’s options related to the damaged tables and missing chairs. Be sure to address the applicability of the UCC to the transaction.