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Anyone know what's the go with this? I'm working on friday so I need to know if the test is available all day to collect, also, is it possible to collect more than one for friends (i.e. could i get a friend to get a copy for me)?
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yenta
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REALLY! Heaps mad, thanks for that, I was stressing out that i wouldn't be able to get itchoco said:
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so worthless i am
this weekend sucks... accg200 test as well... and stupid busl is worth 35%... thats outrageous
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she said slide it under the door or someth
Skittled
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There's a model answer in the unit outline. She went through it in the second half of her insanely boring lecture... Use headings for Soandso v. Soandso, etc, it'd seem...
(In case you look at it an panic, she also said that the test would be half as long and half as complex as that example in the unit outline)
(In case you look at it an panic, she also said that the test would be half as long and half as complex as that example in the unit outline)
Skittled
What did the crab do?
Correct. 'Till after the holidays.
What'd you do without me?
What'd you do without me?
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not much it seems
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hahah everything for busl is confusing...and yeah skittled i think we'd be lost without you, good work!choco said:
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Got the exam...doesn't look too difficult (prob will be now that i've said that).
Skittled
What did the crab do?
So, it's all up and fantastic. Anyone taken a look? Any thoughts?
Question 1:
Didn't really pay much attention in property, so some rereading is in store. Question 5 might be a nice opportunity to get extra marks by looking up the TPA (and referencing correctly.. )
Question 2:
"Depends on how large an issue is involved... if it's only small, best to go to the tribunals... even better to avoid that, if possible, but not always. Bad publicity will follow a court case, too, so it might be better to just pay out the plaintiff... Court cases are fine when it's a big ($-wise) or serious (ie death of employee) issue."
63 Words... missed anything?
Question 3:
"...it is in the Eastern suburbs and he has heard that the people there have lots of money to spend." Sounds like Trish Blazey, doesn't it?
We're talking of economic loss. Again, more reading is in store, but I don't think he's got many options... they'll make us prove our knowledge by going through that step by step. Stepping outside BUSL250 for a second and looking at it as if it's reality, NOTHING would happen, becuase people are allowed to open businesses as they see fit. That's competition. So, unless there was a clause saying that the ex-business-owners won't open another business blah blah blah, they're fully entitled to.
John v. Accountant.
Clue: "As a result of the reports, John decides", indicating reliance on the statements... and I'm assuming that when you ask for a report fom an accountant like this they know you'll rely on it...
I don't think the accountant should be sued, becuase he's offering an objective report of the CURRENT POSITION, he's not a fortune teller... Whether it was foreseeable that the ex-business owners would open another business or not is a bit odd, too... if you were running a profitable business, and sold it, would you open another one? Depends on your reasons for selling (which we're not told)...
Opinions? Thoughts?
Edit: Vicarious liability might be worthwhile at least mentioning, too, considering it would be thought out... Mr Bing Lee wouldn't be directly liable, it would be Quick Figures, so that's important to stress...
..assuming my knowledge of Vic. Liability is right!
Question 1:
Didn't really pay much attention in property, so some rereading is in store. Question 5 might be a nice opportunity to get extra marks by looking up the TPA (and referencing correctly..
) Question 2:
"Depends on how large an issue is involved... if it's only small, best to go to the tribunals... even better to avoid that, if possible, but not always. Bad publicity will follow a court case, too, so it might be better to just pay out the plaintiff... Court cases are fine when it's a big ($-wise) or serious (ie death of employee) issue."
63 Words... missed anything?
Question 3:
"...it is in the Eastern suburbs and he has heard that the people there have lots of money to spend." Sounds like Trish Blazey, doesn't it?
We're talking of economic loss. Again, more reading is in store, but I don't think he's got many options... they'll make us prove our knowledge by going through that step by step. Stepping outside BUSL250 for a second and looking at it as if it's reality, NOTHING would happen, becuase people are allowed to open businesses as they see fit. That's competition. So, unless there was a clause saying that the ex-business-owners won't open another business blah blah blah, they're fully entitled to.
John v. Accountant.
Clue: "As a result of the reports, John decides", indicating reliance on the statements... and I'm assuming that when you ask for a report fom an accountant like this they know you'll rely on it...
I don't think the accountant should be sued, becuase he's offering an objective report of the CURRENT POSITION, he's not a fortune teller... Whether it was foreseeable that the ex-business owners would open another business or not is a bit odd, too... if you were running a profitable business, and sold it, would you open another one? Depends on your reasons for selling (which we're not told)...
Opinions? Thoughts?
Edit: Vicarious liability might be worthwhile at least mentioning, too, considering it would be thought out... Mr Bing Lee wouldn't be directly liable, it would be Quick Figures, so that's important to stress...
..assuming my knowledge of Vic. Liability is right!
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but wasnt there that case and the stuff we went through in class. that like if someone gives advice and their a professional body like hat specialise in that area etc. they could be liable for the advice that they give? and which in this case they told him it would be profitable for him to go and buy the shop.
well although they couldnt control whether the other guys opened up new shops or not maybe they shoulda made this aware to John?
i dunno
ive just skimmed havent reread my text yet but thats a rough sketch
well although they couldnt control whether the other guys opened up new shops or not maybe they shoulda made this aware to John?
i dunno
ive just skimmed havent reread my text yet but thats a rough sketch