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lilavasa [31]
3 years ago
7

Rafi, a director of Super Service Station Corporation, does not attend a board meeting for three years. During that time, Twyla,

Super's president, makes improper loans that cost the company $100,000. Ron is most likely
a. liable for negligence or mismanagement.
b. liable for violation of the business judgment rule.
c. not liable because missing meetings is an honest mistake.
d. not liable because missing meetings is only poor judgment.
Business
1 answer:
Varvara68 [4.7K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

a. liable for negligence or mismanagement.

Explanation:

Given that,  

The cost of the improper loans = $100,000

Since the director of the Super Service Station Corporation does not attend a board meeting for three years plus the president Twyla had done the improper loans that reflect the mismanagement as without knowing the credit history of the people how it could make the loans.  

Moreover, there is no guarantee of returning the money so he is totally liable for his negligence or mismanagement

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