a) Understand the principles of Australian company law within the context of the prescribed readings. b) Identify and analyse relevant facts, problems and legal issues from a given scenario and develop an argument in response, discussing available options in the context of company law and partnership law. c) Interpret company law and partnership legislation and relevant case law. d) Appreciate the role of compliance and the requirement that organisations and individuals must follow the laws that apply to their

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a) Understand the principles of Australian company law within the context of the prescribed readings.
b) Identify and analyse relevant facts, problems and legal issues from a given scenario and develop an argument in response, discussing available options in the context of company law and partnership law.
c) Interpret company law and partnership legislation and relevant case law.
d) Appreciate the role of compliance and the requirement that organisations and individuals must follow the laws that apply to their

a) Understand the principles of Australian company law within the context of the prescribed readings. b) Identify and analyse relevant facts, problems and legal issues from a given scenario and develop an argument in response, discussing available options in the context of company law and partnership law. c) Interpret company law and partnership legislation and relevant case law. d) Appreciate the role of compliance and the requirement that organisations and individuals must follow the laws that apply to their

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a) Understand the principles of Australian company law within the context of the prescribed readings.
b) Identify and analyse relevant facts, problems and legal issues from a given scenario and develop an argument in response, discussing available options in the context of company law and partnership law.
c) Interpret company law and partnership legislation and relevant case law.
d) Appreciate the role of compliance and the requirement that organisations and individuals must follow the laws that apply to their

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Objectives

Answer the following questions with reference to the relevant statute law and general common law principles operating in Australia concerning the incorporation and registration of the company, the consequences of the company being a separate legal entity and the limits of the separate entity doctrine. Do not consider the effects of legislation potentially applicable other than that specifically identified. As a guide, students should write about 2000 words (+/- 10%), or about 1000 (+/- 10%) words per 20 mark allocation.

Assessment Task

Terry was an employee of Cosmo Mining Services Pty Ltd (CMS). CMS is a subsidiary of Cosmo Mine Ltd (CM) as CM owns 120 of the 200 issued shares in CMS. CMS owns and operates a lead, zinc and copper mine at Gunbarrel, Western Queensland. CM has an arrangement with the New Vision Bank Ltd whereby it leases all of the mining equipment and then subleases the equipment to CMS which pays CM a leasing charge per annum equal to the bank’s leasing costs plus 10 per cent.
Recently, CMS has attracted considerable media attention as scientists have discovered that CMS’s mining activities have contaminated a nearby river which supplies the water to the
mine and Gunbarrel. A number of Gunbarrel residents and former employees, including Terry, have contracted cancer because they drank the contaminated water. The CMS shareholders call a general meeting for the purpose of addressing CMS’s potential liability to its employees (current and former) as well as the residents of Gunbarrel. The CMS shareholders unanimously vote in favour of selling CMS’s business to a newly formed company, Lazarus Pty Ltd, and winding up of CMS. Advise Terry if he can take action against Lazarus Pty Ltd, CMS and/or CM.

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Objectives

Answer the following questions with reference to the relevant statute law and general common law principles operating in Australia concerning the incorporation and registration of the company, the consequences of the company being a separate legal entity and the limits of the separate entity doctrine. Do not consider the effects of legislation potentially applicable other than that specifically identified. As a guide, students should write about 2000 words (+/- 10%), or about 1000 (+/- 10%) words per 20 mark allocation.

Assessment Task

Terry was an employee of Cosmo Mining Services Pty Ltd (CMS). CMS is a subsidiary of Cosmo Mine Ltd (CM) as CM owns 120 of the 200 issued shares in CMS. CMS owns and operates a lead, zinc and copper mine at Gunbarrel, Western Queensland. CM has an arrangement with the New Vision Bank Ltd whereby it leases all of the mining equipment and then subleases the equipment to CMS which pays CM a leasing charge per annum equal to the bank’s leasing costs plus 10 per cent.
Recently, CMS has attracted considerable media attention as scientists have discovered that CMS’s mining activities have contaminated a nearby river which supplies the water to the
mine and Gunbarrel. A number of Gunbarrel residents and former employees, including Terry, have contracted cancer because they drank the contaminated water. The CMS shareholders call a general meeting for the purpose of addressing CMS’s potential liability to its employees (current and former) as well as the residents of Gunbarrel. The CMS shareholders unanimously vote in favour of selling CMS’s business to a newly formed company, Lazarus Pty Ltd, and winding up of CMS. Advise Terry if he can take action against Lazarus Pty Ltd, CMS and/or CM.

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Objectives

Answer the following questions with reference to the relevant statute law and general common law principles operating in Australia concerning the incorporation and registration of the company, the consequences of the company being a separate legal entity and the limits of the separate entity doctrine. Do not consider the effects of legislation potentially applicable other than that specifically identified. As a guide, students should write about 2000 words (+/- 10%), or about 1000 (+/- 10%) words per 20 mark allocation.

Assessment Task

Terry was an employee of Cosmo Mining Services Pty Ltd (CMS). CMS is a subsidiary of Cosmo Mine Ltd (CM) as CM owns 120 of the 200 issued shares in CMS. CMS owns and operates a lead, zinc and copper mine at Gunbarrel, Western Queensland. CM has an arrangement with the New Vision Bank Ltd whereby it leases all of the mining equipment and then subleases the equipment to CMS which pays CM a leasing charge per annum equal to the bank’s leasing costs plus 10 per cent.
Recently, CMS has attracted considerable media attention as scientists have discovered that CMS’s mining activities have contaminated a nearby river which supplies the water to the
mine and Gunbarrel. A number of Gunbarrel residents and former employees, including Terry, have contracted cancer because they drank the contaminated water. The CMS shareholders call a general meeting for the purpose of addressing CMS’s potential liability to its employees (current and former) as well as the residents of Gunbarrel. The CMS shareholders unanimously vote in favour of selling CMS’s business to a newly formed company, Lazarus Pty Ltd, and winding up of CMS. Advise Terry if he can take action against Lazarus Pty Ltd, CMS and/or CM.

"How It Feels To Be Coloured Me" by Zora Neale Hurston. i) What does Hurston mean when she says that "[she] remember[s] the very day that [she] became Coloured"? ii) When Hurston arrives in Jacksonville, she says that she "was not Zora of Orange County anymore." What does she mean when she says this? iii) What does Hurston mean when she says that she "do[es] not weep at the world" because she is "too busy sharpening her oyster knife"? iv) Who or what is the "brown spectre" mentioned on page 61, and what is its significance?

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“How It Feels To Be Coloured Me” by Zora Neale Hurston.
i) What does Hurston mean when she says that “[she] remember[s] the very day that [she] became Coloured”?
ii) When Hurston arrives in Jacksonville, she says that she “was not Zora of Orange County anymore.” What does she mean when she says this?
iii) What does Hurston mean when she says that she “do[es] not weep at the world” because she is “too busy sharpening her oyster knife”?
iv) Who or what is the “brown spectre” mentioned on page 61, and what is its significance?

"How It Feels To Be Coloured Me" by Zora Neale Hurston. i) What does Hurston mean when she says that "[she] remember[s] the very day that [she] became Coloured"? ii) When Hurston arrives in Jacksonville, she says that she "was not Zora of Orange County anymore." What does she mean when she says this? iii) What does Hurston mean when she says that she "do[es] not weep at the world" because she is "too busy sharpening her oyster knife"? iv) Who or what is the "brown spectre" mentioned on page 61, and what is its significance?

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“How It Feels To Be Coloured Me” by Zora Neale Hurston.
i) What does Hurston mean when she says that “[she] remember[s] the very day that [she] became Coloured”?
ii) When Hurston arrives in Jacksonville, she says that she “was not Zora of Orange County anymore.” What does she mean when she says this?
iii) What does Hurston mean when she says that she “do[es] not weep at the world” because she is “too busy sharpening her oyster knife”?
iv) Who or what is the “brown spectre” mentioned on page 61, and what is its significance?

"How It Feels To Be Coloured Me" by Zora Neale Hurston. i) What does Hurston mean when she says that "[she] remember[s] the very day that [she] became Coloured"? ii) When Hurston arrives in Jacksonville, she says that she "was not Zora of Orange County anymore." What does she mean when she says this? iii) What does Hurston mean when she says that she "do[es] not weep at the world" because she is "too busy sharpening her oyster knife"? iv) Who or what is the "brown spectre" mentioned on page 61, and what is its significance?

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“How It Feels To Be Coloured Me” by Zora Neale Hurston.
i) What does Hurston mean when she says that “[she] remember[s] the very day that [she] became Coloured”?
ii) When Hurston arrives in Jacksonville, she says that she “was not Zora of Orange County anymore.” What does she mean when she says this?
iii) What does Hurston mean when she says that she “do[es] not weep at the world” because she is “too busy sharpening her oyster knife”?
iv) Who or what is the “brown spectre” mentioned on page 61, and what is its significance?

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Instructions:

In the summary, you focused on “they say.” In the analysis, you now have the opportunity to voice the “I say”: What are your views about the writer’s argument? What are your views about their rhetorical strategies?
Answer one of the following questions:

  1. To what degree does the author effectively use rhetorical strategies? To what degree did the author successful influence your perspective through their use of rhetorical strategies?
  2. To what degree do you agree and/ or disagree with the author’s views? How does the text ech