Based on the fact that ActioNOW and Becca entered into an oral contract where Becca agrees to work on a project for ActioNOW for eighteen months, the enforcers of this contract are d. none of the choices.
<h3>Who can enforce this contract?</h3>
This transaction between Becca and ActioNOW was an oral contract which means that it falls under the Statute of Frauds. However, for an oral contract to be enforceable under this Statute, the goods or services exchanged have to be less then $500 in value.
The services or goods also have to be less than 1 year in duration. Because Becca and ActioNow agreed for a contract of 18 months which is more than a year, this contract is not enforceable under the Statute of Frauds and so the government cannot enforce this contract.
Options include:
- a. ActioNOW.
- b. Becca.
- c. any third party, such as ActioNOW’s clients.
- d. none of the choices
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Answer:
C. He can hire a new employee for a temporary replacement
Explanation:
because what if the other states are going to shut down the trade industry and you just shut down your shoe factory the whole city is going to be shoe less so i would say c and wait to find a worthy successor for his position in the shoe manufacturing business.
Answer:
the answer B
Explanation:
using your debit card to pay groceries at the supermarket
Answer:
B) Long-term debt
Explanation:
Long term debts are loans that are due in more than 1 year, and generally bonds are due in several years.
- Revolving credit agreements is a revolving line of credit where the client uses the funds only when they need it.
- Commercial papers are short term promissory notes (due in less than 1 year).
- Trade credit is usually handed out by a company's vendors where you receive merchandise and pay for it later (usually in a month or two).
