If a Defendant Cannot Be Located for a Summons to Be

question 367

Multiple Choice

If a defendant cannot be located for a summons to be delivered:

• A) a substituted service, such as publication in a newspaper may be used
• B) a substituted service, such as calling a relative of the defendant may be used
• C) the defendant cannot be subject to the litigation
• D) the plaintiff will have to pay the court to find the defendant
• E) none of the other choices are correct

Appreciate the distinction between supply (demand) and quantity supplied (demanded).

Examine the effects of simultaneous changes in demand and cost factors on market equilibrium.

Understand how to edit and update company information in QuickBooks.

Gain knowledge on how to manage and categorize accounts using subaccounts.

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Definitions:

Creditors

Individuals or institutions that lend money or extend credit, and are owed by borrowers or debtors.

Stockholders

Individuals or entities that own shares of stock in a corporation, giving them ownership interests.

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Fresh Start Accounting

An accounting method used by companies emerging from bankruptcy that allows for the restatement of assets and liabilities at fair market value.