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<u>Full question:</u>
Marcos wants to buy Lucia’s land, but she refuses to sell. Marcos begins using subpoenas, court orders, and other formal legal procedures in an unrelenting effort to force Lucia to sell. This is
abuse of process.
not a tort.
appropriation.
wrongful interference with a contractual relationship.
<u>Answer:</u>
This is
abuse of process
<u>Explanation:</u>
Abuse of process assigns to the inappropriate handling of a civil or criminal justice system for an unintended, wicked, or malicious reason. It is the hateful and intentional abuse of frequently published civil or criminal court means that is not supported by the underlying legal action.
Abuse of process covers prosecution claims in defective faith that is expected to hold the commitment of justice. Abuse of process is a deliberate tort. Abuse of process comprises the complete range of modes conflict to the prosecution process such as hearing proceedings, the noticing of allegations and the issuing of subpoenas.
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Answer:
Debit Cost of Goods Sold and credit Merchandise Inventory for $500.
Explanation:
When there is comparism between merchandise inventory and physical count, the difference noticed is accounted to shrinkage. It could be due to damage, clerical error, or goods being lost or stolen.
This affects the profitability of the business especially when shrinkage is large. Retailers tend to increase price of goods to make up for shrinkage losses.
The entry to record shrinkage is the debit cost of goods sold and credit merchandise inventory.
<span>When the march of dimes reinvented itself, changing its focus from polio to prevention of birth defects, this is an example of which problem associated with organizations? Success versus longevity. In this situation, March of Dimes is focused on how they can have success right now instead of making sure their mission and purpose is going to keep them in business long-term. </span>Many companies have this issue when they change their mission at a fast rate instead of focusing on their initial goal.
