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A) No, she was not entitled to cancel any franchise agreements.
B) No, while she was arguably justified in canceling Suzette's franchise agreement, she was not justified in canceling other franchise agreements because no breach of the other franchise agreements had occurred.
C) No, she could only cancel all franchises after a judgment was entered against her, and that had not yet occurred.
D) Yes, because a personal service type of franchise was involved, she could cancel all the franchises at will.
E) Yes, she can cancel the franchises but only if she can establish that her profits were less than had been expected.
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A) Distributorship
B) Manufacturing arrangement
C) Chain-style business operation
D) Approved business franchise
E) Acknowledged standards operation
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A) They are considered partnerships yet taxed like corporations as long as they follow regulations.
B) They cannot have more than 80 shareholders.
C) Shareholders do not report profit on their personal income tax forms.
D) They may be formed under federal law.
E) Income is taxed only when distributed to the shareholders, who must not report the income on their personal income tax forms.
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A) It is easy to create.
B) Income of the business is personal income.
C) Business losses can be deducted from taxes.
D) The partners are considered agents of the partnership.
E) In most cases partners do not have personal liability for losses.
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A) There must be at least one general partner.
B) There must be at least two limited partners.
C) The partnership must use the word "limited" in its title.
D) The parties must file a certificate of partnership with a state office to create it.
E) If a limited partner dies, the limited partnership is usually unaffected.
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A) Distributorship
B) Manufacturing arrangement
C) Chain-style business operation
D) Approved business franchise
E) Acknowledged standards operation
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A) The franchise agreement
B) The Franchise Termination Act
C) The Franchisor-Franchisee Protection Act
D) The Franchisee Protection Act
E) The Franchise Wrap-Up Act
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A) A business trust
B) A joint venture
C) A syndicate
D) A franchise
E) An enterprise
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A) Investors
B) Shareholders
C) Officers
D) Administrators
E) Members of the board of directors
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A) Franchise law prohibits such inspections because a franchisee is seen as a separate corporation.
B) Franchise law prohibits such inspections because a franchisee is seen as a separate partnership.
C) Molly had the right to do so only if she can establish the existence of customer complaints.
D) Molly had the right to do so only if workers' compensation claims had been filed against the franchisees involved.
E) Molly had the right to inspect the kitchens.
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A) Limited liability company; corporate
B) Joint venture; partnership
C) Cooperative; corporate
D) Business trust; corporate
E) Joint stock company; partnership
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A) A joint enterprise
B) A syndicate
C) A business trust
D) An S corporation
E) An E corporation
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A) A cooperative
B) A consortium
C) A corporation
D) A universe
E) An enterprise
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A) A joint stock company
B) A joint corporation
C) A joint partnership
D) A collusive partnership
E) A collusive corporation
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A) A franchise that was a chain-style business operation.
B) A franchise that was a distributorship.
C) A franchise that was a manufacturing agreement.
D) A joint partnership.
E) A joint venture.
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A) That under federal law, no franchise existed.
B) That under state law, no franchise existed.
C) That under federal law a franchise existed; but that under applicable law, the franchise was not wrongfully terminated.
D) That under state law a franchise existed; but that under applicable law, the franchise was not wrongfully terminated.
E) That under state law a franchise existed that was wrongfully terminated.
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A) The limited liability partnership has been recognized in Japan since the 1950s.
B) Japan's limited liability partnership law limits the liability of its members by their capital contribution.
C) In regard to profits, the Japan's limited liability partnership law requires that the members manage the business and negotiate among each other to determine how profits and losses should be distributed among individual members.
D) When members are establishing the rules of the limited liability partnership, Japan requires either the agreement of all members or a majority of at least two-thirds of the members.
E) Japan's limited liability partnership law puts restrictions on the distribution of partnership assets.
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