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30. Tick the WRONG answer:

Insolvent shall be any merchant, unable to meet any due:
a. obligation arising out of, or related to a commercial transaction, including its validity, performance, non-performance, termination, invalidation or cancellation, or the consequences from its termination;
b. public-law obligation to the State or municipalities related to the merchant’s business;
c. obligation to pay wages to at least one third of the workers and employees, which has not been discharged for more than two months.
d. obligation arising out of tort.

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User Saxman
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d. obligation arising out of tort.

The other options describe valid situations where a merchant may be considered insolvent.

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