The fraudulent conversion of property which is already in the defendant’s possession is:

Rosa was authorized to purchase computer equipment for her company, Zebra Toy Company. Her employer required her to obtain written approval from the vice president if she wanted to buy more than $100,000 of equipment. One day Rosa purchased $225,000 of computer equipment from Computer Sales Company, without written approval. If Zebra Toy Company purchases the equipment:

Bill, a college student, stops to shop at a local “yard sale” and sees a very nice mountain bike priced at $600. Needing a cheap form of transportation, Bill begins negotiating with the bike’s owner, Steve. After a few minutes of bargaining, Steve agrees to sell the bike to Bill for $520. They shake hands, and Bill leaves the yard sale, promising to return with his checkbook. Bill never returns. Steve sues Bill in small claims court for breach of contract. Did Steve and Bill have an enforceable contract?  When answering this question, address each contract element and provide appropriate analysis.

An agreement in which a buyer agrees to buy all the goods produced by a manufacturer is known as:

A partnership is the association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners a business for profit. The association:

List the elements of defamation.  Name the two types of defamation and provide a short, one sentence example of each type. Name four possible defenses to a claim of defamation.

All the business forms listed below have limited liability except the:

An example of the type of relationship required to find undue influence would be:

When a principal is partially disclosed:

An agency’s power to regulate can be limited by which of the following?