BUISNESS C12V_20_1 (BUS LAW)

BUS LAW - CASE ANALYSIS 2 - ASHWORTH COLLEGE

BUS LAW - CASE ANALYSIS 3 - ASHWORTH COLLEGE

C12 - Business Law - Quiz 4

Option Wireless, Ltd. v. OpenPeak, Inc. Summarize the facts of the case OpenPeak, Inc. were in the process of producing a computer tablet product for a client and during the production, placed a purchase order for embedded wireless data from Option Wireless, Ltd. The purchase order was to include details for the 12,300 units to be purchased at the price of USD $848,700. Both the Buyer and Seller settled on the how many shipments the order would arrive in initially and concluded the exact n...

Awad v. Ziriax Summarize the facts of the case Approval was received after gaining a majority of votes from Oklahoma residents on November 2nd, 2010 regarding an amendment called “Save our State Amendment”, which was to be made to the Oklahoma Constitution. This amendment was created with the intent of preventing courts within the state from both considering as well as using the Sharia Law during cases. If all went accordingly, the amendment would have gone through certification by the...

United States v. Hansen 1 C12 - Business Law Case Analysis 2 United States v. Hansen Summarize the facts of the case George Vernon Hansen served as a representative for the second Congressional District of Idaho during the years 1965 and 1969 and then again from 1975, right up to his conviction in 1984. Hansen was convicted of violating 18 U.S.C § 1001 by way of submitting false statements concerning matters within the jurisdiction of a division inside the United States. Hansen’s con...

Securities and Exchange Commission v. Edwards 1 C12 - Business Law Case Analysis 3 Securities and Exchange Commission v. Edwards Summarize the facts of the case Charles Edwards ran the company ETS Payphones Inc. in multiple roles such as the Chief Operating Officer, chair of the board and sole shareholder. ETS Payphones Inc. sold payphones to the general public while partially acting through subsidiary, which also happens to be controlled by Edwards. ETS offered customers a package with ...

United States v. Hansen 1 C12 - Business Law Case Analysis 2 United States v. Hansen Summarize the facts of the case George Vernon Hansen served as a representative for the second Congressional District of Idaho during the years 1965 and 1969 and then again from 1975, right up to his conviction in 1984. Hansen was convicted of violating 18 U.S.C § 1001 by way of submitting false statements concerning matters within the jurisdiction of a division inside the United States. Hansen’s con...

George Vernon Hansen served as a representative for the second Congressional District of Idaho during the years 1965 and 1969 and then again from 1975, right up to his conviction in 1984. Hansen was convicted of violating 18 U.S.C § 1001 by way of submitting false statements concerning matters within the jurisdiction of a division inside the United States. Hansen’s conviction was due to his failure to disclose a $50,000 loan from 1978, which he gave to his spouse, on his EIGA forms which ...

UNITED STATES V. HANSEN – CASE ANALYSIS 2 2 This report is based on the case of the United States v. Hansen, Christian Hansen. Christian Hansen was the President, founded the Hanlin Group in 1972, CEO and Chairman of the Board of the Hanlin Group until April 1993. The Hanlin Group operated a chemical plant in Brunswick, Georgia and purchased LCP Chemicals-Georgia, the Brunswick plant in 1979. Christian Hansen was also employed as the plant manager for about 2 months in 1993. Randall Hans...