Legal Aspects of Business AdministrationPrentice-Hall, 1961 - 855 lappuses |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 87.
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... relation . A cor- poration can exist and operate only through human agencies . Partner- ships and joint stock ... relation whereby one person , called the agent , acts for or on behalf of another person , called the principal . Some au ...
... relation . A cor- poration can exist and operate only through human agencies . Partner- ships and joint stock ... relation whereby one person , called the agent , acts for or on behalf of another person , called the principal . Some au ...
341. lappuse
... relation cannot deal with each other at arms length or as strangers . They owe each other unusual duties not present in the ordinary contract situation . The agency relation is only one among many fiduciary relations . The relation ...
... relation cannot deal with each other at arms length or as strangers . They owe each other unusual duties not present in the ordinary contract situation . The agency relation is only one among many fiduciary relations . The relation ...
528. lappuse
... RELATION As has already been mentioned , the bailment relation is one of the most simple of all legal relations . In keeping with its essential simplicity is the lack of formality required for its formation . It is probably most ...
... RELATION As has already been mentioned , the bailment relation is one of the most simple of all legal relations . In keeping with its essential simplicity is the lack of formality required for its formation . It is probably most ...
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IMPORTANCE OF LAW IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRA | 3 |
ORIGIN HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAW | 10 |
THE MODERN SOURCES OF LAW | 16 |
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