a. by registration b. by fixation
c. by efforts to keep it secret d. by use
a. Protection is afforded exclusively through patent claims.
a. life estate b. fee simple
c. joint tenancy d. full estate
a. they determine the complexity of the lease agreement
a. guarantees b. security agreements
c. a letter of commitment d. a letter of credit
Question No 1 - Answer is Option C - by trying to keep it secret.
Question No.2 - Answer is Option B - Protection is afforded exclusively through express or implied confidentiality obligations.
Question No.3 - Answer is Option A - Life Tenancy
Question No.4 - Answer is Option C the right of owners to exclusively control land during the term of a lease
Question No.5 - Answer is Option C MSM can seize property belonging to the tenant.
Question No.6 - Answer is Option A Minimarket will be in breach of the terms of the lease.
Question No.7 - Answer is Option B they determine the extent of leasehold improvements
Question No.8 - Answer is Option D the absence of security interest in debtor's assets
Question No.9 - Answer is Option D Letter of Credit
How does confidential business information maintain the protection of the law? a. by registration  
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