Under which ownership type is an owner (or owners) not liable for the company's lawsuits? A. sole proprietorship B. partnership C. franchise D.corporation

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Under which ownership type is an owner (or owners) not liable for the company's lawsuits?

A. sole proprietorship
B. partnership
C. franchise
D.corporation

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D. corporation

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