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Promoter Liability - Answer Pre-incorporation Agreements - P is personally liable before and after incorporation. Fiduciary Duties - P personally liable to C for violating duties of Care and Loyalty. Compensation - P may seek compensation from C, BUT cannot compel C to pay. Corporation's Liability - Answer Pre-incorporation Agreements - C is NOT liable unless: (1) expressly/implicitly Adopt Agreement or (2) Novation. Articles of Incorporation - Answer Must Include: 1. C ...

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Formation - Answer 2 or more persons carrying on a business for profit Partnership Requirements - Answer 1. Person 2. Intent 3. Necessary Agreement 4. Extensive Activity 5. Profit Sharing test 1. Person - Answer individual or legal entity Intent - Answer at least 2 persons intend to carry on a business for profit as co-owners o Do NOT need specific intent to create a P 3. Necessary Agreement - Answer to conduct a for profit business as co-owners o Can be implie...

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Fee Simple Absolute - Answer Future Interest: NONE Language to Create: "to A" "to A and her heirs" Life Estate - Answer Future Interest: can have a reversion, remainder, or executory interest Language to Create: "for life" Fee Simple Defeasible (FSD) - Answer Future Interest: Possibility of Reverter (POR) (auto) Language to Create: "until" "While" "during" "so long as" "shall revert" "shall vest" (aka durational langua...

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If the defendant is in custody for any offense, the determination of whether probable cause exists must be made: - Answer within 48 hours of arrest. The state is permitted to two 24-hour extensions, for good cause. (total maximum of 96 hours) The trustees of a business trust are usually held personally liable to trust creditors. - Answer However, contractual exculpatory clauses negating the trustees' personal liability and relegating creditors to the trust assets are quite common and...

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Three Types of Trusts - Answer Express Trust Resulting Trusts Constructive Trust Express Trust (elements needed) - Answer 1. Settlor with capacity to convey 2. Present intent to create a trust relationship 3. Competent Trustee with Duties 4. Definite Beneficiaries 5. Sole Trustee cannot be Sole Beneficiary 6. Property/Res (Trust Property) 7. Valid Purpose Settlor Must Have Capacity - Answer Capacity required is the same as that required to make a will. - Lack of capaci...

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Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress - Answer i) an act by the ∆ amounting to extreme and outrageous conduct; ii) intent on part of the ∆ to cause the π to suffer severe emotion distress OR recklessness as to the effect of the ∆'s conduct; iii) causation; iv) and damages in the form of severe emotional distress Do NOT need to show physical impact or physical manifestation, but severe emotional distress = more than a reasonable person could be expected to endure ...

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Communicating Fees to Clients - Answer a lawyer must communicate the basis or rate of the fee, preferably in writing, to his client upon commencement of the representation Reasonableness of fee - Factors - Answer factors that the court considers: (erran plans) 1. Experience 2. reputation 3. results obtained 4. ability 5. novelty/difficulty 6. Precluded from other work 7. Limits on Representation 8. Amounts 9. Normal fees in community 10. Skills required for competency Reaso...

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After the close of the pleadings both P and D made motions for summary judgement. P's motion may be granted if..? - Answer If P's proofs submitted in support of her motion are not contradicted and if P's proofs show that no genuine issue of material fact exists. Summary judgement will be granted even if D's answer denied P's complaint. Hypo: D is on trial for first degree murder and attempted armed robbery. At trial, the State calls the emergency room physician to test...

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To assert right to self-representation, the defendant must ______________ waive the right to counsel. - Answer knowingly and intelligently" When may a defendant not be able to "knowingly and intelligently" waive the right to counsel? - Answer If defendant has a "severe mental illness." A felony is any criminal offense punishable by _________. - Answer Death or incarceration for a period EXCEEDING one year A misdemeanor is any criminal offense punishable by ______...

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C: The spouse takes one-half of the estate, and the remaining half of the estate passes to the children in equal shares. - Answer A woman died without leaving a will. She was survived by her husband. The couple had no children together, but the woman had two children from a previous marriage.Which of the following accurately describes the distribution of the woman's estate? A: The spouse takes the entire estate. B: The spouse takes the first $60,000 plus one-half of the estate, and t...

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