True. Cooperative officer can conduct ordinary business
transaction without the written authority. There is a chance for
interest conflict with corporation when there is direct or indirect
interest. These cooperative executives have the right to interfere
in any activities which is related to the business system. Most of
the final decisions were signed by these officers. They tried to
protect the interest of other board members in the system.
Letter of credit in international sale has the obligations to
police the underlying the contract. The letter of credit ensures
that the payment will received in the sale. This will reduce the
risk of non payment delivery system through replacing the risk of
buyers by banking system. The seller is responsible to calculate
the payment date for the goods. These documents were based on
certain contracts. If there is a delay in the payment the seller
grants credit to the buyer.
True. The identification process shows the rights of the parties
for selling the contracts. During this time, the contract is signed
which include the rights and responsibilities of both the parties.
There are certain conditions regarding the business deal expressed
through this identification.
An executive corporate officer can normally conduct ordinary business transactions without first obtaining the corporation's written...
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