Sea Rovers, Inc contracted to sell 1,000 pounds of shrimp to the Seafood Shack with delivery on June 1 . On May 1, Sea Rovers advised the Seafood Shack that it would not be able to deliver the shrimp. The Seafood Shack
a. can sue Sea Rovers immediately for breach of contract.
b. must wait until June 1 to see if Sea Rovers will perform before suing for breach of contract.
c. cannot sue Sea Rovers because Sea Rovers gave adequate notice.
d. must wait until actual damages are determined before it can sue.
a
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A) Virtual team B) Dynamic team C) Project team D) Self-directed team
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Calls for increased levels of employee empowerment in the modern workplace neglect the reality that the U.S. workforce is less educated, on average, than the workforce of the 1940s-1970s. 2. The adversarial "us" against "them" mentality that often plagues employment relations today can be attributed, in part, to principles of scientific management on Taylorism. 3. Taylor's vision of scientific management as a "win-win" for unions and management has largely proven to be true. 4. Craft unions embraced the concepts and principles of scientific management. 5. Fordism was a specialized case of applying scientific management principles to assembly line production.
Which principle of Islamic law prohibits any contract gain that is not clearly outlined at the time of contract, especially when it involves risk and deception?
a. gharar b. ijtihad c. shari'a d. jus cogens
Damon landed his first contract as an entrepreneur then submitted to the local newspaper a news release that gave the impression this was just one of a series of contracts and that business was booming. Damon has:
A. told a legitimacy lie. B. inflated his income. C. evaded taxes. D. violated the law.