[简答题]In January 2011, Han, Ita and Jo formed a partnership, under the Partnership Act 1890, to run a pottery business trading under the name HIJ Potteries. On formation, Han introduced ￡6,000 into the business, Ita introduced ￡3,000 and Jo introduced ￡1,000. All of them took an active part in the operation of the business and the partnership agreement stated that all profits and losses should be divided in proportion to the capital contribution. However, as Jo was the person who would actually be making the pottery, it was agreed that she would not be liable for any more than her initial contribution towards any future debts. After some time, Han provided the partnership with a loan of ￡1,000 in order to sustain the operation of the business. Unfortunately, the business was not successful and made significant losses. The partners concluded that it would be best to stop trading and dissolve the partnership. Its assets were worth ￡5,000 and its external debts were ￡9,000. Required: In the

[填空题]When he was young, his family left Germany for Italy to send him to the world-famous university and gave him more advanced education.

[填空题]Teenage writer Han Han’s novels _______________________ (备受好评).

[简答题]Rainbows are formed when sunlight passes through small drops of water in the sky.

[简答题]Bothepha, Gorata and Onneile formed a partnership six years ago, although Bothepha was a sleeping partner and never had anything to do with running the business. Two years ago the partnership employed Tumelo as its manager and last year Gorata retired from the partnership. Onneile subsequently has left much of the day-to-day work to Tumelo who has let it be known generally that he has become a partner, although he has not. In May of this year Tumelo entered into two large contracts. The first one was with a longstanding customer, Robert, who had dealt with the partnership for some five years. The second contract was with a new customer, Simon. Both believed Tumelo’s claim that he was a partner in the business. Both contracts have gone badly wrong leaving the partnership still owing a total of P900,000 to both Robert and Simon. Unfortunately the business assets will only cover the first P450,000 of the total debt. Required: Explain the potential liabilities of Bothepha, Gorata, Onne

[填空题]MEMO
To: Jo Montenegro
From: Zhara Farrell
Date: 25 February 2002
Subject: Bob Young
One of the warehouse assistants, Bob Young, has broken his arm. Here is the letter from his doctor; please let Bob’s line manager know how long he will be away, and fill in a sick pay form for him.
24 February 2002
To whom it may concern
This is to inform you that Mr B Young has a broken arm. He should not return to work for a fortnight.
Dr Jake Parry
Employee Sick Pay Form
Name of employee: (41) ______
Position (42) ______
Name of doctor: (43) ______
Reason for absence: (44) ______
Length of absence: (45) ______

[多项选择]Directions: Job application form
Complete this job application form, inventing any information that is necessary.

[填空题]Hurricanes are mainly formed in Gulf of Mexico.

[填空题]Which of the following words is formed through derivation

• A. Foolish.
• B. Clockwise.
• C. Babysit.
• D. Earthwar

[单项选择]She has formed an alliance with Sunlines in order to increase BellAir’s
A. involvement in tourism.
B. profit margins.
C. number of flight.

[简答题]In 2008 George and Hillary formed a private company, Intellect (Pty) Ltd, to develop computer games. They each took 100 shares in the company and each of them became a director of the company. Hillary, a qualified attorney, drew up the articles of association of the company stating that she was to act as the company’s attorney for a period of five years, at a salary of R20,000 per year. George has now discovered that Hillary has secretly been selling some of the newly developed games to another rival company for her own account. He therefore no longer wishes Hillary to act as attorney for Intellect (Pty) Ltd. Required: Advise George on the following: (a) Whether Hillary has a contract in terms of the articles of association and the company is obliged to pay her damages for breach of contract. (4 marks)

[简答题]Arend and Company Limited was formed for the purpose of selling tools of all kinds. It was mentioned in the memorandum as the main object of the company. Arend and Company Limited, (a) took loans to build stocks; (2 marks) (b) repaired tools for profit; (2 marks) (c) gave employees loans to buy cars for personal and official use; (2 marks) (d) ran training courses for customers and others instructing the proper use of tools; and (2 marks) (e) expanded its business to sell refrigerators and air conditioners. (2 marks) Required: Explain whether these activities (a) to (e) would be regarded as ‘ultra vires’. (10 marks)

[简答题]Viru, Nana and Timothy formed an ordinary partnership under the Partnership Act 1957 to sell sports goods. The partnership was duly registered as required by law. The partnership deed clearly stipulated that the sole purpose of the partnership is selling only sports goods and nothing else. The partnership set up an attractive shop and began selling sports goods. Each of the partners paid R100,000 into the business. Nana told the other two partners that he did not have more money and it was agreed between them that Nana’s maximum liability for any partnership debt would be fixed at his original contribution of R100,000 only. In January 2010, Viru drew R10,000 from the partnership’s bank, drawn on its overdraft facility, by misrepresenting that the money was urgently needed to finance a short-term partnership debt, and then used the money to pay for a holiday in South Africa. In February 2010, Timothy entered into a R25,000 contract on behalf of the partnership to buy hair relaxers, wh