I hope these sample questionnaires from Legal Aspects of Business will help you prepare for the exam. These documents can help MBA, BBA, B Com, M Com, and PGDM students. I hope that this set of legal aspects of trade issue documents will help to understand the structure and nature of the issues. 1) All questions have the same grades.2) Solve FIVE questions.3) Illegible handwriting answers will not be checked. Q2) Explain in detail the legal provisions regarding the rights of the unpaid seller. [15] The following is set 7 of the legal aspects of trade matters. These are the legal aspects of commercial issues on exam preparation and practice. i) Try five questions.ii) All questions are equally good. 1) Q.No. 1 is mandatory.2) Try 3 questions from the remaining questions.3) The numbers on the right show the full score. Q6. Define the term « offer ». Explain the legal rules of a valid offer – Q-2) Explain the meaning of the certificate of incorporation.

Explain in detail the points of distinction between the statutes and the statutes. Q5) Define the consumer. Develop consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act 1986. [14] Q-2) Explain the characteristics of the business. Different with the Hindu undivided family. Q-2) « The guarantor`s liability is consistent with that of the principal debtor » Explain the statement in light of the nature and extent of the guarantor`s liability. What are the rights, obligations and responsibilities of a « representative » and a « principal »? How and when is an agency terminated? Q-3) Briefly discuss the rules governing the transfer of ownership of goods from the seller to the buyer. Refer to the relevant laws of the Sale of Goods Act 1930 on the transfer of title of goods.

Q-3) Define the promissory note Use illustrations to explain the different characteristics of the promissory note. Q1. Explain the essential characteristics of a valid contract. Q-5) Briefly explain the law of liability for false information in a company`s prospectus. Q-4) Define the prospectus. What is the content of the interested parties? Explain civil and criminal liability for misrepresentation under the Companies Act 1956 (14) Q-8) Write brief notes out of two: a) Paris Accordsb) definition of « coercion »c) internal management doctrine) auction Q4. What is a change? What are its essential elements? Q-1) Explain the concepts of offer and acceptance. Explain the rules regarding offer and acceptance with appropriate case law. That 1.

What is a « contract » within the meaning of the Treaty Act of 1871? What are the essential elements of a valid contract? Q6) What is a company prospectus? Why and how is it made? Q1) Define the contract. Explain the basis for a valid contract under the Indian Contracts Act. 1872. [14] Q6) Define the digital signature. Explain its importance in today`s world. [15] That 3. What is a contract for the « sale of goods » under the Sale of Goods Act 1930? When is the transfer of ownership or ownership made? Q5) Define the consumer. Explain consumer rights. [15] Q3) a) What is a warranty contract? Indicate the circumstances in which a guarantor will be relieved of liability.(b) « The Consumer Protection Act 1986 provides the consumer with fair and prompt remedies ».

Comment. a) Trademarks and designs.b) Caveate Emptor.c) Owner and owner in due course.d) Obligations and responsibilities of the agent and the client. a) Booking Provider.b) Quantum Meruit.c) Goods under the Sale of Goods Act.d) Unfair Commercial Practices. F3) (a) Prepare a note on « coercion and undue influence ». [8]b) Distinguish between « sharing and sharing ». [6] F-1) Development of the concept of « consideration ». What are the unlawful objects and considerations under the provisions of the Indian Contract Act, 1872? Q-2) Explain the ultra vires doctrine and its exceptions with appropriate illustrations. F6) (a) What are the determinants of « electronic commerce » in relation to the Information Technology Act 2000? [10] b) Write a note on the « digital signature » [4] Q5) Explain the nature of a contract for the sale of goods and clearly distinguish between a contract of sale and a contract of sale. That 4.

What do the terms « statutes » and « statutes » of a company mean? How and when are changes allowed? a) Agency by estoppel.b) Agency by endurance.c) Agency by necessity. Q-6) Do you explain the types of breaches? Explain the means with illustrations. (i) Electronic records under the Information Technology Act.(ii) Remedies for consumer disputes under the Consumer Protection Act.(iii) Conditions and warranties under the sale of goods.(iv) Quasi-contract under the Contracts Act. Q-5) Has the Information Technology Act been successful in reducing the offences covered by the legal commentary? Q3) What is a negotiable instrument? What are the different types of negotiable instruments? [15] T4. Explain the composition and competence of the district forums. (a) Distinction between indemnification and warranty(b) Warranty waiver. Q-4) Clarify the « dishonour of negotiable instruments » provisions in the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. Q-7) Explain the concept of the agency, what are the different ways to create an agency.

Q-1) Explain the terms « licensee » and « licensee » in a timely manner. Emphasize the difference between the two. Also indicate the privileges of the holder in a timely manner. (14) (b) Explain the meaning of free consent and explain the circumstances in which consent is not free. [10] Q-1) Distinguish between coercion and undue influence. Explain the basics of undue influence. Q-7) Write brief notes on three possible documents.i) Electronic records.ii) Types of guarantees.iii) Emptor`s reserve rule and its exceptions.iv) Auction.v) Types of shares. Q6) Explain the concept of « patents », « copyrights ». & « Brands » & Design. [14] Q3] What are the provisions relating to the transfer of title and title under the Sale of Goods Act, 1930? Q 7(b) « A certificate of incorporation is conclusive evidence that all the requirements of the German Joint-Stock Companies Act have been met. » Explain. Q 2) How and why does a breach of a valid contract occur? What are the remedies? (a) Capacity of the parties.b) Breach of contract.c) Conditions and warranties under the Sale of Goods Act 1930.