Answer: C. separation of legal ownership and management control
Explanation: Public traded company can go on with their operation undisturbed when the founder dies, because there is separation of ownership from management of the company.
Public traded companies usually have a board which management report to, the board is the highest decision making body in the company.
The covenant is against encumbrances.
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A claim made against a piece of property by someone who isn't the owner is called an encumbrance.
- Encumbrance may affect the property's ability to be transferred and limit its free use until the encumbrance is removed.
- Real estate is subject to the most prevalent kinds of encumbrances, such as mortgages, easements, and property tax liens.
The previous property owner failed to disclose to Li Meng that there was an easement across the property.
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a larger company can seem more reliable to some people and often times large companies can run smaller ones out of buisness
