A) The franchisor was vicariously liable for sexual harassment by the franchisee because it was the plaintiff's employer.
B) The franchisor failed to remedy sexual harassment by the franchisee,and thus was vicariously liable.
C) The franchisor was not vicariously liable for sexual harassment by the franchisee because it was not the plaintiff's employer.
D) The case was remanded to the trial court to determine whether the franchisor stands in an employment or agency position in relation to the franchisee and its employees,in order to determine if the plaintiff-employee can pursue her claims against the franchisor.
E) The franchise agreement governed whether or not the franchisor was vicariously liable for sexual harassment by the franchisee.
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A) Cooperative.
B) Corporation
C) Joint Venture.
D) Business Trust
E) General partnership
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A) Manufacturing arrangement
B) Distributorship
C) Approved business franchise
D) Acknowledged standards operation
E) Chain-style business operation
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A) Limited liability company and corporation,but not sole proprietorship or general partnership.
B) General partnership,limited liability company,and corporation,but not sole proprietorship.
C) Corporation and general partnership,but not sole proprietorship nor limited liability company.
D) Corporation,but not sole proprietorship,general partnership,nor limited liability company.
E) Sole proprietorship,general partnership,limited liability company,and corporation.
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A) That no joint venture existed because there was evidence contrary to the intent to form a joint venture.
B) That while a joint venture existed,no damages were found.
C) That a joint venture existed with no prohibition against damages.
D) That the evidence showed only an anticipatory agreement to form a joint venture in the future,not the actual formation of a joint venture.
E) That any alleged joint venture agreement was unenforceable under the statute of frauds because it was premised upon an unenforceable oral agreement to purchase and transfer land.
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Multiple Choice
A) It is easy to create.
B) The partners are considered agents of the partnership.
C) Business losses can be deducted from taxes.
D) Income of the business is personal income.
E) In most cases partners do not have personal liability for losses.
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A) Yes,because the cookies had her name on them.
B) Yes,but only if Lola is insolvent.
C) No,because she was a franchisor.
D) Yes,but only if Lola has officially filed for bankruptcy protection.
E) It is unclear and depends on whether she exercised too much authority in the day-to-day affairs of Lola's business.
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A) Germany
B) Italy
C) Canada
D) The United States
E) Spain
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