Parsley, a world-famous chef, signs a contract to give lessons in French cooking to Curry. Parsley wants to transfer his duties
under the con¬tract to Relish, the operator of a hot dog concession. The transfer is_________. a. valid because the performance required is of a nonpersonal nature.
b. valid if Relish is a highly regarded vendor.
c. not valid because performance depends on Parsley's personal skills.
d. not valid if Curry does not hold Relish in high regard.
C. <u>not valid because performance depends on Parsley's personal skills</u>
Explanation:
A valid contract refers to an agreement entered into by parties which legally binds both parties and is enforceable under the law.
For a contract to be termed as valid, it must be performed by the parties to it.
Performance clause in a valid contract refers to doing or acting in a way as is required by the terms of the contract.
In the given case, Parsley signed a contract to provide services i.e provide French cooking lessons to Curry. Later, Parsley wants to transfer his duties to Relish.
The transfer will not be valid since the performance i.e service to be provided by Parsley are of personal nature and the consideration is based upon that. No two individuals can provide exact services.
Jim could get the views of employees who may have left the company due to perceptions of discrimination or unequal treatment by contacting them. For contacting the employees who have left the company due to perceptions of discrimination or unequal treatment Jim should first find out details of those people like phone number and email address.
After finding out the details, he should contact them and ask what is their reason to leave the company and if they feel discrimination or unequal treatment practice in company and if yes why they feel so. If they give confirmation regarding the same then Jim should talk to the current employees and find out how it happen and who practices this in firm.
After knowing the issue Jim should take appropriate steps to discard this practice from the organization.
From the above question, If conversion costs are added evenly throughout the production process and the unit have made it 50% of the way through the production process then the percentage completion for conversion costs is 50%
An output that maximizes revenue and profits. If a firm can price discriminate, it will sell its product or service at a different price to every single consumer. Perfect price discrimination refers to pricing your product at exactly the highest amount that each individual consumer is willing to pay, i.e. consumer surplus disappears.