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Our case studies contain analysis and discussion points for users to better understand the legal provisions. They also provide suggestions on how to prevent corruption, fraud and malpractices.

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Conspiracy to defraud
Trades/ Industries:
Teddy, a clerk in a solicitor firm, was responsible for handling conveyancing documents. Due to financial pressure, Teddy was tempted by his friend to prepare fake documents to deceive the bank for mortgage loans.
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Unethical advertising
Trades/ Industries:
Donald, a department head of a toy company, strongly felt that the company’s TV ads were not suitable for children. He raised the issue to the company’s president who warned him to keep silent on the matter.
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Failure to disclose relevant information
Trades/ Industries:
Fagin, a sole agent for a sports bag, received a complaint about the quality of the bag. He then considered to make a sales campaign to sell all the stocks before the news got around…
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Pocketing discount
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Ivy was a sales manager of a sportswear distributor. As bulk purchase of every 100 sports jerseys could enjoy a 10% discount, she thought of combining two orders and pocketing the discount by doctoring up the invoices…
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Storing up trouble
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Ivan and Ian were employees of a department store and were involved in procurement functions. They were well acquainted with the suppliers and gambled together frequently. Now both of them were facing temptations from the suppliers…
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