Business Law Saunders Belmont Final Exam Prep

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Which of these rights is not considered a right of privacy?

right to drive right to procreate right to purchase and use contraceptives right to marry - ANSWER-right to drive

You decide to start operating a business selling friendship bracelets online, in your own name, and with your own address. You do not have or use an official business name or moniker. You are a sole proprietor. - ANSWER-true

You decide to start operating a business selling friendship bracelets online; if one of the bracelets you sold falls apart, you are liable. - ANSWER-true

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Since you are selling friendship bracelets online, the Internet service provider (ISP) is your agent. - ANSWER-true

You are selling friendship bracelets online and the ISP posts bracelets that are made by the famous bracelet maker, P. Navajo. You see the error but fail to correct it; you are not liable. - ANSWER-true

You are selling friendship bracelets online and you give very clear instructions to the ISP about how to post the listing and photos. The ISP erroneously posts P. Navajo's pictures, lists the bracelets at half price, and states that you give a certificate of authenticity. None of this was included in your instructions. The posting goes viral and tweens and teens from all over the world order over fifty million bracelets in one day. You are liable. - ANSWER-false

You sell friendship bracelets. You have an agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs, and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. Georgina's photography career takes off, and she starts selling her photographs for $5,000 apiece for prints and $25,000 for originals. They are all inspired by your friendship bracelets and are basically commercial ads for those fantastic bracelets. She is sixteen and made $65,000 last year in sales alone. Now she wants to pay you only ten percent. This is still considered a partnership - ANSWER- true 2 / 4

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You sell friendship bracelets. You have a written agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. You didn't register your partnership with the state before, so your original rights are not - ANSWER-false

You sell friendship bracelets. You have an agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. It turns out that Georgina had a photo-lab partner who actually did all the film and photo development while she just took the pictures. This photo-lab partner wants part of her proceeds.Because of this arrangement, you are considered to be a partner with him. - ANSWER-false

You sell friendship bracelets. You have an agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. You both agreed to use friends as models but forgot to get publicity rights agreements from each of them. A couple 3 / 4

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of them decide they want part of Georgina's money and go after her. You are liable. - ANSWER-true

You sell friendship bracelets. You have an agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs, and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. Georgina sells all of her photographs to a gallery for $100,000 and leaves to study abroad, and you never hear from her again. She still owes you twenty-five percent of the $100,000 - ANSWER-true

You sell friendship bracelets. You have an agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. Georgina leaves to study abroad. While Georgia is abroad, you do not have to go to court for the model-friends who are suing Georgina. - ANSWER-false

You sell friendship bracelets. You have an agreement with your best friend, Georgina, who is a great artist in photography, that she will photograph all her subjects wearing your friendship bracelets. You have agreed that you will get twenty-five percent of the proceeds from the sale of photographs, and she will get twenty-five percent of the sale proceeds from your bracelets. Georgina leaves to study abroad. You

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