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Question 71

A car manufacturer advertised in a marketing brochure a car with a ‘windshield of

shatterproof glass.’A person who bought the car was injured when a pebble hit the

windshield and the class shattered. The injured car owner can sue the manufacturer

for ___________ .

? Question 72

A sailboat merchant advertised a sail to last your lifetime. The new sail is made of

carbon fiber materials and is the first of its kind. The merchant displayed a sample

sail for customers to inspect. Under Article 2 of the UCC, this sample creates

______________ .

Question 80

The CEO of ABC, Inc., a publicly traded company, directs the Accounting Division

vice president to list certain payments as ‘incidental expenses’ when in fact both

know the payments were made to a foreign official in an effort to secure a contract

for business in the foreign location. Recording these payments as ‘incidental

expenses’ ______________ .

Answer 1

Answer: 71

A car manufacturer advertised in a marketing brochure a car with a ‘windshield of

shatterproof glass.’A person who bought the car was injured when a pebble hit the

windshield and the class shattered. The injured car owner can sue the manufacturer

for the injuries and damages, he had due to damage of windshield of shatterproof glass.

The injured car owner can get the dmaged parts replaced under warranty from the manufacturer or dealer of the manufacturer.

Answer 72 :

A sailboat merchant advertised a sail to last your lifetime. The new sail is made of

carbon fiber materials and is the first of its kind. The merchant displayed a sample

sail for customers to inspect. Under Article 2 of the UCC, this sample creates the warranty process for the sail.

Thus the warranty process helps in defining the claims, the user can make to the manufacturer as per the terms and conditions of the warranty policy.

Answer: 80

The CEO of ABC, Inc., a publicly traded company, directs the Accounting Division

vice president to list certain payments as ‘incidental expenses’ when in fact both

know the payments were made to a foreign official in an effort to secure a contract

for business in the foreign location. Recording these payments as ‘incidental

expenses’ is a fraud act or improper act in accounting division.

As a CEO, he is not suppose to advise the VP of accountanting to mentioned the foreign payment for contract achievement as incidental cost. This is unethical act. This can be known as the fraud act for the organization. The Cost needs to be booked on the same reason for which it was expensed.