The last step before the bill becomes law the signing of the bill by the president.
When the bill reaches the president, he has three choices namely:
1. he can sign and pass the bill
2. He can refuse to sign, or veto the bill, in which case the bill is returned to the house of representatives along with the president's reasons for thr veto.
3. Do nothing (pocket veto). In this case, if congress is in session, the bill automatically becomes law, but if it is not in progress, the bill does not become law.
I think compel specific actions such as paying damages or issue an junction to prohibit something from being done.
I believe the correct answer is the following one - <span>Yes, since the mistake would be obvious to a reasonable person.
Anyone presiding over this case would see that the store had nothing to do with this, and that it isn't really a huge crime as it was obviously just a mistake. So, the store wouldn't be held liable for a small mistake that one of its employees made.
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Answer:
Septic systems.
Explanation:
A septic system refers to a highly efficient, self-contained system for handling underground waste. The simple design of the septic system make them economically efficient to install. Since septic systems handle and dispose of on-site household waster, they are often more cost-effective than consolidated sewer systems in rural areas where lot sizes are larger and houses are widely spaced apart.
