(BQ) Part 2 book "Business law and the legal environment" has contents: Agency law, employment law, labor law, life and death of a corporation, corporate management, securities regulation, environmental law, intellectual property, personal property and bailment,.and other contents. | UNIT 5 Agency and Employment Law © Ivan Cholakov Gostock-dot-net/ 28 AGENCY LAW © Ivan Cholakov Gostock-dot-net/ CHAPTER The first time Bella walked into the store, my heart flipped. A lot of hot girls just know you can’t keep your eyes off them. But not Bella. She had the shyest, sweetest smile you ever saw. From the beginning, I knew she was out of my league. But it didn’t matter. Just to be in the same room with her was awesome. I would have folded shirts forever if I could do it standing next to her. She smelled like flowers, and her skin was beautiful. Of course, she didn’t last long at the store. How could she? All she had to do was walk down the street and good things would happen to her. She got picked to be on one of those reality shows. Being on TV and all, she had to look good, so a I like to think I wouldn’t couple of weeks after she left, she texted me: “Need clothes 4 show. Can u help?” have murdered I like to think I wouldn’t have murdered someone someone if Bella had if Bella had asked me to, but I guess it depends on who asked me to, but I guess the someone was. So I came up with a pretty good idea. I issued merchandise credits made out to fake it depends on who the people, which she used to buy clothes. I also let her someone was. use my employee discount. Look, Anthropologie is a big company—it’s not like they would miss the clothes or anything. Besides, having Bella wear them on that TV show was great advertising. But you know what those guys at corporate did? Sued me for violating my duty of loyalty! To some big company! Are they kidding?? Like they would ever be loyal to me. CHAPTER 28 Agency Law 671 To find out who is in the right here, read the Otsuka case later in the chapter. It deals with a similar situation. Thus far, this book has primarily dealt with issues of individual responsibility: what happens if you knock someone .
