After Bill Roles Graduated from University,he Incorporated Roles Enterprises Ltd

question 13

Multiple Choice

After Bill Roles graduated from university,he incorporated Roles Enterprises Ltd.He put $10 000 into the corporation by way of a shareholder's loan and the corporation granted him a chattel mortgage of one of its two delivery trucks as security.You knew Bill at school; therefore,when Roles Enterprises Ltd.needed computer supplies,Bill,on behalf of the corporation,contracted with you,the owner of a business selling computer supplies.As it turned out,Bill placed such orders with you almost every three weeks.Read each of the following separately and indicate which of the following is true.

• A) If Bill neglects to file annual returns for the corporation, Roles Enterprises Ltd. could cease to exist.
• B) If an employee of Roles Enterprises Ltd. came to your store to pick up supplies and caused $900 damage by his negligent driving, you could sue the employee, Roles Enterprises Ltd., and Bill personally because the employee worked for Bill's corporation.
• C) If Roles Enterprises Ltd. owed you $1500 for supplies when it was placed into bankruptcy by its creditors, Bill would be more likely to lose money he lent to the corporation than you would be.
• D) If the corporation owed you money and Bill, the only shareholder in the corporation, was killed, you would look to Bill's estate for payment.
• E) If Bill had inadvertently contracted with you before the corporation was in existence, the corporation would lose the ability to ratify that contract, and the contract would be considered void.

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