Bài giảng môn Quản trị kinh doanh - Chapter 25: Business law with ucc applications,13e

Business Law with UCC Applications,13eSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsChapter 25McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2013 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.Learning ObjectivesList the most common forms of business associations.Outline the advantages and disadvantages of a sole proprietorship.Identify the two model acts that govern partnership law.Describe the differences between the aggregate and the entity theories of partnership.Explain the nature of a partnership agreement.Learning ObjectivesExplain when profit sharing does not create a partnership.Explain what constitutes a person in partnership law.Identify the different views of specific partnership property in partnership law.Distinguish between dissociation and dissolution in partnership law.Distinguish between a registered limited liability partnership and a limited partnership.Sole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsSole ProprietorshipsFormation of a Sole Proprietorship Advantages and Disadvantages of a Sole ProprietorshipSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsGeneral Partnership CharacteristicsRevised Uniform Partnership Act Elements of a Partnership Entity and Aggregate TheoriesSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsPartnership FormationFormation of a Partnership by Contract Formation of a Partnership by Proof of ExistenceSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsFormation of a Partnership by Proof of ExistenceAn Association of Two or More PersonsCo-Ownership of the BusinessCarrying on a Business for ProfitSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsPartnership Property Rights and DutiesPartnership Property Specific Partnership PropertyInterest in the Partnership Partnership Rights and DutiesSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsInterest in the PartnershipTransferable Economic InterestManagement of the FirmSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsPartnership Rights and DutiesEnforcement RightsPartnership DutiesThe Duty of LoyaltyThe Duty of ObedienceThe Duty of Due CareSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsDissociation and DissolutionDissociation of a Partnership Dissolution of a PartnershipSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsDissolution of a PartnershipAn Action by the PartnersBy Operation of LawBy a Court OrderWinding Up the Partnership BusinessSole Proprietorshipsand PartnershipsOther Forms of Partnership BusinessRegistered Limited Liability Partnerships Limited Partnerships