It's a tricky question - depending on which country you're in. In the UK, legally - your contract is with the person who placed the order. If you have proof the goods have been delivered - then the person who ordered the goods must either pay for them - or return them in their original packaging.
If the company is refusing to return the goods and refuses to pay for them - technically, that's theft, and you can pursue a criminal case against the company and/or the individual placing the order.
The person who placed the order without the authority of the company would be liable for disciplinary action by their employer.
A Trade License Authority is the body that is tasked with the rile of issuing trading licenses. It is illegal to trade without a license from this authority.
To start business in Russia is not difficult. The main thing, is to have the wish. In order to do this you need to register a legal entity (that is, the company) or register as an individual entrepreneur (a natural person). Then people need to collect and submit the necessary documents to the registration authority. The deadline for registration is 5-7 working days. Prior to filing the documents to the registration authority you need to select the tax regime. You can register a company in Russia without leaving your country. But in order to do , it is necessary to appoint a Director of your future company, the data of whom is specified in the application for registration . You may witness your signature on application at the nearest Russian Consulate. You can also buy a ready-made company or ready-made business. But this is more longer and expensive procedure with its pitfalls (complexity, that is, debts, insolvency, etc.)
no it will not
Typically, one would say that Company A acquired Company B. Sometimes the term takeover is used especially when Company A acquired Company B without an agreement from the directors of both companies (hostile takeover).
Nope. That's not going to happen, well not for long anyway! Why couldn't a company exist without shareholders or owners? If the company has shares outstanding worth a million dollars, the company can take out a loan or issue bonds for a million dollars and buy the shares back. Then, once the loans/bonds are paid back the company exists as an independent entity not beholden to anyone for it's existence.
I don't think they can
Yes.
If they sold it without authority, they are committing conversion or theft. You will have to show ownership and that they did not have permission. They can defend with such things as abandonment, or that they took it in lieu of payment.
No, a probation officer does not have the authority to change what was ordered by the court. Court orders can only be modified by the judge who issued them. Probation officers can make recommendations to the court but do not have the power to alter the court's orders.
ANYONE with the technological capability can do so, however in order to use the information obtained, the government must have court ordered authority to do so.
For doing business in Russia, you must register a legal entity (that is, the company) or register as an individual entrepreneur (a natural person). Then people need to collect and submit the necessary documents to the registration authority. The deadline for registration is 5-7 working days. Prior to filing the documents to the registration authority you need to select the tax regime. You can register a company in Russia without leaving your country. But in order to do this, it is necessary to appoint a Director of your future company, the data of whom is specified in the application for registration . You may witness your signature on application at the nearest Russian Consulate.
It depends on the assets in question and if there are board approved investment or financial polices granting or setting limits on that authority.
nothing
Official records will not be destroyed without the specific authority of the Archivist of the US.
"Blind adherence to authority" means to follow the rules without question and sometimes without real knowledge of the issues behind the rules.
If you didn't get the item you ordered and the company kept your money without offering a refund or exchange of some sort you can sue them in small claims court. The company benefited from your money so this is convergence. They can't do that.
It means actually existing, especially without lawful authority