Answer:
Yes, these facts are valid against Hannah which comes under Ratification Doctrine.
Explanation:
Here in the question its given that Hannah had allowed her friend to lend her computer for a one week period which was during her thanks giving break.
During those times Carol sold that laptop to a friend which was one of them in their class without asking hannah about this.
Now when after the break hannah and carol both return then carol told her that she had sold her laptop because she was getting an amount from the buyer which was too good to pass up so shesold it that moment.
Now when she gave that money to Hannah she instead of scolding her thanked her and her expression was seeming to be like she had done an awsome job for her.
So, based on the facts the contract was valid because it came under Ratification Doctrine.
Answer: Free consent
Explanation:
According to the given question, in an organization the employees has the rights for knowing the job nature and this scenario reflect the basic right of free consent.
As, the free consent is basically refers to the legal term which is used for describing about the agreement between the two parties including all the terms and the conditions according to the section 13.
In the free consent agreement both the parties must be agree on all the conditions. Therefore, Free consent is the correct answer.
Answer:
likely to be stolen and abused.
Explanation:
Uninterrupted information is a type of data that presented in a way that is understandably for most people (such as plain text).
When storing your information online with encrypted information, you make your data become easily identified, viewed and accessed by hackers. To prevent this from happening, you need to mask the data using encryption algorithms. This will make it really hard for a third party to decrypt your information and prevent it from being stolen.
Answer:
a)
Pre-tax Cost Of Debt = 7.64%
b)
Tax Rate = 40%
Post Tax cost of debt = 7.33% * (1 - 40%) = 4.58%
So Post Tax cost of Debt = 4.58%
Explanation:
Bond Par Value = 12,900,000
Bond Market Price 93% of face value = 11,997,000
Years To maturity = 5.00
Annual Interest 5.9% = 761,100
Formula = [Annual Interest + (Par Value-Market Value) / Years to Maturity] / [(Par value+Market Price*2)/3]
Year To Maturity = [761100 + (12900000 - 11997000) / 5] / (12900000 + 2*11997000) / 3
Year to maturity = 7.33%
