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an intentional misrepresentation of a material fact
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the wrongful exercise of dominion (power) and control over the personal (nonland) resources that belong to another.
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Written defamation, or defamation published over radio or television
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an agreement or a “kind of partnership” for criminal purposes in which each member becomes the agent or partner of every other member.
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A legal doctrine indicating that parties meant to do what they did.
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The use of radio, television, telephone, Internet, or other wired forms of communication to conduct fraudulent activities with the intent to deprive an owner of property.
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an artificial, intangible entity created under the authority of a state’s law.
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Those individuals appointed by directors of a corporation to conduct the daily operations of the corporate organization.
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Breaking into a building with the intent to commit a felony
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A disadvantage of a corporate form of organization in that the corporation must pay a tax on the money earned and the shareholder pays a second tax on the dividends distributed.
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The owners of corporations. Typically, these owners vote on major decisions affecting their corporations, most commonly the election of a board of directors
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Under the securities law, an investment in which the investor does not participate in management.
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The legal document required by the 1933 Securities Act to be made available to potential purchasers of securities.
