SOLUTION f#
MANUAL
Law for Business 15th Edition,
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f# f# f# f#
ByA.JamesBarnes,TimothyLemper,AllChapters1-47
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,TABLE f#OF f#CONTENTS f#
PART f#ONE: f#Introduction f#to f#the f#Law
f # Chapter f#1: f#Law f#and f#Legal f#Reasoning
f # Chapter f#2: f#Dispute f#Settlement
Chapter f#3: f#Business f#Ethics f#and f#Corporate f#Social f#Responsibility
f # Chapter f#4: f#Business f#and f#the f#Constitution
Chapter f#5: f#Criminal f#Law f#and f#Procedure
f # Chapter f#6: f#Intentional f#Torts
Chapter f#7: f#Negligence f#and f#Strict f#Liability
f # Chapter f#8: f#Intellectual f#Property
PART f#TWO: f#Contracts
Chapter f#9: f#The f#Nature f#and f#Origins f#of
f#Contracts f # Chapter f#10: f#Creating f#a f#Contract:
f#Offers f# f # Chapter f#11: f#Creating f#a f#Contract:
f#Acceptances f # Chapter f#12: f#Consideration
Chapter f#13: f#Capacity f#to
f#Contract f # Chapter f#14: f#Consent
f#to f#Contract f # Chapter f#15:
f#Illegality
Chapter f#16: f#Form f#and f#Meaning f#of f#Contracts
f # Chapter f#17: f#Third f#Parties’ f#Contract f#Rights
f # Chapter f#18: f#Contract f#Performance f#and
f#Remedies
PART f#THREE: f#Sales
Chapter f#19: f#Formation f#and f#Terms f#of f#Sales
f#Contracts f # Chapter f#20: f#Warranties f#and f#Product
f#Liability f # Chapter f#21: f#Performance f#of f#Sales
f#Contracts
Chapter f#22: f#Remedies f#for f#Breach f#of f#Sales f#Contracts
PART f#FOUR: f#Agency f#and f#Employment
Chapter f#23: f#The f#Agency f#Relationship—Creation, f#Duties, f#and f#Termination
f # Chapter f#24: f#Liability f#of f#Principals f#and f#Agents f#to f#Third f#Parties
Chapter f#25: f#Employment f#Laws
PART f#FIVE: f#Business f#Organizations
Chapter f#26: f#Which f#Form f#of f#Business f#Organization?
f # Chapter f#27: f#Partnerships
Chapter f#28: f#Formation f#and f#Termination f#of f#Corporations
f # Chapter f#29: f#Management f#of f#the f#Corporate f#Business
Chapter f#30: f#Financing f#the f#Corporation f#and f#the f#Role f#of f#the f#Shareholders
f # Chapter f#31: f#Securities f#Regulation
Chapter f#32: f#Legal f#Liability f#of f#Accountants
,PART f#SIX: f#Property
Chapter f#33: f#Personal f#Property f#and f#Bailments
f # Chapter f#34: f#Real f#Property
Chapter f#35: f#Landlord f#and f#Tenant
f # Chapter f#36: f#Estates f#and f#Trusts
f # Chapter f#37: f#Insurance
PART f#SEVEN: f#Commercial f#Paper
Chapter f#38: f#Negotiable f#Instruments
Chapter f#39: f#Negotiation f#and f#Holder f#in f#Due f#Course
f # Chapter f#40: f#Liability f#of f#Parties
Chapter f#41: f#Checks f#and f#Electronic f#Fund f#Transfers
PART f#EIGHT: f#Credit f#Transactions
Chapter f#42: f#Introduction f#to f#Security
Chapter f#43: f#Security f#Interests f#in f#Personal f#Property
f # Chapter f#44: f#Bankruptcy
PART f#NINE: f#Government f#Regulation
f # Chapter f#45: f#The f#Antitrust f#Laws
f # Chapter f#46: f#Consumer f#Protection
f#Laws f # Chapter f#47: f#Environmental
f#Regulation
, CHAPTER 1: LAW AND LEGAL REASONING
f# f# f# f# f#
LECTURE f#OUTLINE
1. Discuss f#the f#Twisdale f#case f#that f#opens f#this f#chapter. f#It f#provides f#an f#interesting
f#vehicle f#for f # discussing f#the f#functions f#of f#law f#and f#legal f#interpretation.
a. Have f#your f#students f#identify f#the f#various f#functions f#of f#the f#law f#and f#then f#discuss
f#which f # specific f#functions f#are f#furthered f#by f#this f#antiretaliation f#aspects f#of f#the
f#Civil f#Rights f#statute.
b. In f#the f#context f#of f#legal f#interpretation, f#the f#court f#found f#that f#Twisdale f#did f#seem
f#to f#be f # protected f#based f#on f#the f#literal f#language f#of f#the f#statute. f#However, f#it
f#looked f#beyond f#the f# plain f # meaning f#to f#reject f#his f#claim. f#Specifically, f#the f#court
f#believed f#that f#interpreting f#the f# law f#in f#a f # manner f#that f#would f#protect f#him
f#from f#retaliation f# would f#undermine f#the f#purpose f#ofthe f # statute. f#It f#is
f#conceivable f#that f#the f#court f#is f#motivated f#by f#public f#policy f#concerns f#as f#well.
c. What f#do f#your f#students f#think f#of f#courts f#who f#do f#look f#at f#intent f#and f#public
f#policy? f#Use f#thisas f # a f#lead-in f#for f#a f#discussion f#of f#legal f#jurisprudence.
2. Question f#students f#about f#their f#definitions f#of f#―law.‖ f#Make f#certain f#they
f#understand f#the f # importance f#of f#law f#in f#all f#aspects f#of f#our f# lives.
3. Discuss f#the f#various f#functions f#that f#law f#serves f#in f#society. f#You f#might f#do f#this
f#by f#having f#the f # students f#identify f#some f#of f#them.
a. Discuss f#the f#conflicts f#that f#arise f#between f#and f#among f#the f#various f#functions f#of f#law.
f#For f # example, f#there f#often f#are f#conflicts f#between f#the f#goals f#of f#individual
f#freedom f#and f#achieving f # social f#justice. f#Note f#the f#problems f#that f#arise f#when
f#there f#is f#no f# clear f#consensus f#on f#what f#is f#just.
b. Ask f#the f#students f#if f#they f#think f#that f#law f#ever f#is f#―overused.‖ f#They f#are f#likely f#to
f#cite f#numerous f # examples. f#For f#instance, f#this f#might f#be f#a f#time f#to f#talk f#about
f#the f#product f#liabilitycases f#that f#are f # regularly f#in f#the f#headlines. f#Perhaps f#the
f#case f#involving f#the f#woman f#who f#burned f#herself f#with f # coffee f#from f#McDonald’s
f#would f#be f#appropriate f#here.
MANUAL
Law for Business 15th Edition,
f#
f# f# f# f#
ByA.JamesBarnes,TimothyLemper,AllChapters1-47
f# f# f# f# f# f# f# f# f# f#
,TABLE f#OF f#CONTENTS f#
PART f#ONE: f#Introduction f#to f#the f#Law
f # Chapter f#1: f#Law f#and f#Legal f#Reasoning
f # Chapter f#2: f#Dispute f#Settlement
Chapter f#3: f#Business f#Ethics f#and f#Corporate f#Social f#Responsibility
f # Chapter f#4: f#Business f#and f#the f#Constitution
Chapter f#5: f#Criminal f#Law f#and f#Procedure
f # Chapter f#6: f#Intentional f#Torts
Chapter f#7: f#Negligence f#and f#Strict f#Liability
f # Chapter f#8: f#Intellectual f#Property
PART f#TWO: f#Contracts
Chapter f#9: f#The f#Nature f#and f#Origins f#of
f#Contracts f # Chapter f#10: f#Creating f#a f#Contract:
f#Offers f# f # Chapter f#11: f#Creating f#a f#Contract:
f#Acceptances f # Chapter f#12: f#Consideration
Chapter f#13: f#Capacity f#to
f#Contract f # Chapter f#14: f#Consent
f#to f#Contract f # Chapter f#15:
f#Illegality
Chapter f#16: f#Form f#and f#Meaning f#of f#Contracts
f # Chapter f#17: f#Third f#Parties’ f#Contract f#Rights
f # Chapter f#18: f#Contract f#Performance f#and
f#Remedies
PART f#THREE: f#Sales
Chapter f#19: f#Formation f#and f#Terms f#of f#Sales
f#Contracts f # Chapter f#20: f#Warranties f#and f#Product
f#Liability f # Chapter f#21: f#Performance f#of f#Sales
f#Contracts
Chapter f#22: f#Remedies f#for f#Breach f#of f#Sales f#Contracts
PART f#FOUR: f#Agency f#and f#Employment
Chapter f#23: f#The f#Agency f#Relationship—Creation, f#Duties, f#and f#Termination
f # Chapter f#24: f#Liability f#of f#Principals f#and f#Agents f#to f#Third f#Parties
Chapter f#25: f#Employment f#Laws
PART f#FIVE: f#Business f#Organizations
Chapter f#26: f#Which f#Form f#of f#Business f#Organization?
f # Chapter f#27: f#Partnerships
Chapter f#28: f#Formation f#and f#Termination f#of f#Corporations
f # Chapter f#29: f#Management f#of f#the f#Corporate f#Business
Chapter f#30: f#Financing f#the f#Corporation f#and f#the f#Role f#of f#the f#Shareholders
f # Chapter f#31: f#Securities f#Regulation
Chapter f#32: f#Legal f#Liability f#of f#Accountants
,PART f#SIX: f#Property
Chapter f#33: f#Personal f#Property f#and f#Bailments
f # Chapter f#34: f#Real f#Property
Chapter f#35: f#Landlord f#and f#Tenant
f # Chapter f#36: f#Estates f#and f#Trusts
f # Chapter f#37: f#Insurance
PART f#SEVEN: f#Commercial f#Paper
Chapter f#38: f#Negotiable f#Instruments
Chapter f#39: f#Negotiation f#and f#Holder f#in f#Due f#Course
f # Chapter f#40: f#Liability f#of f#Parties
Chapter f#41: f#Checks f#and f#Electronic f#Fund f#Transfers
PART f#EIGHT: f#Credit f#Transactions
Chapter f#42: f#Introduction f#to f#Security
Chapter f#43: f#Security f#Interests f#in f#Personal f#Property
f # Chapter f#44: f#Bankruptcy
PART f#NINE: f#Government f#Regulation
f # Chapter f#45: f#The f#Antitrust f#Laws
f # Chapter f#46: f#Consumer f#Protection
f#Laws f # Chapter f#47: f#Environmental
f#Regulation
, CHAPTER 1: LAW AND LEGAL REASONING
f# f# f# f# f#
LECTURE f#OUTLINE
1. Discuss f#the f#Twisdale f#case f#that f#opens f#this f#chapter. f#It f#provides f#an f#interesting
f#vehicle f#for f # discussing f#the f#functions f#of f#law f#and f#legal f#interpretation.
a. Have f#your f#students f#identify f#the f#various f#functions f#of f#the f#law f#and f#then f#discuss
f#which f # specific f#functions f#are f#furthered f#by f#this f#antiretaliation f#aspects f#of f#the
f#Civil f#Rights f#statute.
b. In f#the f#context f#of f#legal f#interpretation, f#the f#court f#found f#that f#Twisdale f#did f#seem
f#to f#be f # protected f#based f#on f#the f#literal f#language f#of f#the f#statute. f#However, f#it
f#looked f#beyond f#the f# plain f # meaning f#to f#reject f#his f#claim. f#Specifically, f#the f#court
f#believed f#that f#interpreting f#the f# law f#in f#a f # manner f#that f#would f#protect f#him
f#from f#retaliation f# would f#undermine f#the f#purpose f#ofthe f # statute. f#It f#is
f#conceivable f#that f#the f#court f#is f#motivated f#by f#public f#policy f#concerns f#as f#well.
c. What f#do f#your f#students f#think f#of f#courts f#who f#do f#look f#at f#intent f#and f#public
f#policy? f#Use f#thisas f # a f#lead-in f#for f#a f#discussion f#of f#legal f#jurisprudence.
2. Question f#students f#about f#their f#definitions f#of f#―law.‖ f#Make f#certain f#they
f#understand f#the f # importance f#of f#law f#in f#all f#aspects f#of f#our f# lives.
3. Discuss f#the f#various f#functions f#that f#law f#serves f#in f#society. f#You f#might f#do f#this
f#by f#having f#the f # students f#identify f#some f#of f#them.
a. Discuss f#the f#conflicts f#that f#arise f#between f#and f#among f#the f#various f#functions f#of f#law.
f#For f # example, f#there f#often f#are f#conflicts f#between f#the f#goals f#of f#individual
f#freedom f#and f#achieving f # social f#justice. f#Note f#the f#problems f#that f#arise f#when
f#there f#is f#no f# clear f#consensus f#on f#what f#is f#just.
b. Ask f#the f#students f#if f#they f#think f#that f#law f#ever f#is f#―overused.‖ f#They f#are f#likely f#to
f#cite f#numerous f # examples. f#For f#instance, f#this f#might f#be f#a f#time f#to f#talk f#about
f#the f#product f#liabilitycases f#that f#are f # regularly f#in f#the f#headlines. f#Perhaps f#the
f#case f#involving f#the f#woman f#who f#burned f#herself f#with f # coffee f#from f#McDonald’s
f#would f#be f#appropriate f#here.
