A debtor is presumed to be insolvent on and during what number of days immediately preceding the date of the filing of a bankruptcy petition?
A) 30
B) 60
C) 90
D) 120
C
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a) pension benefits b) health coverage c) family and medical leave d) a&b e) all
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A. ?callable bonds. B. ?junk bonds. C. ?convertible bonds. D. ?floating-rate bonds. E. ?putable bonds.
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A. ask close-ended questions B. incorporate visual elements that impart valuable information C. practice D. use direct eye contact E. use hand gestures and voice inflections
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provided to John as the basis for the projections included assumptions made by Horseco about anticipated earnings from racing and breeding. The assumptions were based on Horseco's experience and were not based on objective standards that could be examined by John. John included with the projections a disclaimer that stated that the income projections were based on assumptions provided by Horseco and that John assumed no personal responsibility for the accuracy of those projections. Subsequently, the Larson Company purchased a fifty (50 ) percent interest in Horseco, and when Horseco's income did not match the projections, Larson sued John for accounting malpractice. How will the court decide?