Remaining Time: 58 minutes, 26 seconds. Question Completion Status: 8 Unshed Noteb Moving to another question will save this response. Question 7 VV Question 7 of 20 10 points Jack has a small shop that he runs samited company. He also owns a small two bed flat in his name, which he uses as his personal accommodation One of his customers slipped on the wet floor in his shop, resulting into a lawsuit. The court verdict was in favour of the customer and the limited company was instructed to pay damages and costs totalling to 50,000 by the court. The value of the limited company is expected to be 30,000. Assuming Jack cannot pay this charge from any other source, which of the following statements are true? You may refer the concept of limited and unlimited liability associated with different business forms. Only the business as the limited company can be auctioned, the court cannot take away the personal property (the flat) b. d The business and the flat can be taken away and auctioned by the court to pay these charges. The court cannot make Jack pay the charges as this may render him bankrupt Only the flat can be auctioned, the court cannot take away the business Moving to another question will save this response. MacBook Pro Question 7 of 20