Mega Corporation, the bailor, negotiates a bailment agreement with Huge Corporation, the bailee. Huge Corporation insists that an exculpatory clause be included in the terms and conditions of the bailment agreement. Later, Huge Corporation negligently (ordinary negligence, not gross negligence) damages the property that is the subject of the bailment. Most courts will allow Huge Corp. to stand behind its exculpatory clause and deny liability.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Effective leaders do not need a high degree of knowledge about the company, industry, and technical matters.
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If a seller has not made a specific representation about a product, the buyer may still be protected by an express warranty.
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Johnson & Johnson had an ad for Tylenol headache reliever that would pop up on brokers' Web sites whenever the stock market fell by 100 points or more. This is an example of a(n) ________
A) microsite B) pay-per-click ad C) interstitial D) search ad E) banner ad
Which of the following is not a risk exposure in a PC accounting system?
a. reliance on paper documentation is increased b. functions that are segregated in a manual environment may be combined in a microcomputer accounting system c. backup procedures require human intervention d. data are easily accessible