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    This document contains exam questions for a Business Legislation class. It includes: 1) Four short answer questions asking about the classification of partners, distinguishing partnerships from joint families and co-ownership and companies, provisions of the Cyber Appellate Tribunal, and digital signature certification systems. 2) A case study with two questions about remedies for a plot of land purchase agreement made before company incorporation and liability of a bank that credited a crossed "account payee" cheque to a bearer's account without verifying title. 3) The exam has two sections - section A contains the short questions and section B contains the case study question. It is worth a total of 25 marks.

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    This document contains exam questions for a Business Legislation class. It includes: 1) Four short answer questions asking about the classification of partners, distinguishing partnerships from joint families and co-ownership and companies, provisions of the Cyber Appellate Tribunal, and digital signature certification systems. 2) A case study with two questions about remedies for a plot of land purchase agreement made before company incorporation and liability of a bank that credited a crossed "account payee" cheque to a bearer's account without verifying title. 3) The exam has two sections - section A contains the short questions and section B contains the case study question. It is worth a total of 25 marks.

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    Class Test - 2 MBA 1 semester (Full time) BUSINESS LEGISLATION

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    Time Allotted: 1 Section-A Attempt any two: Q.1

    Max. Marks: 25 (2x9 Marks)

    State the classification of partners. Distinguish a partnership firm from: a) A Joint Hindu Family b) Co-ownership c) A Company What are the provisions relating to establishment and composition and functions of Cyber Appellate Tribunal? Explain digital signature certification system? Describe the need of Digital Signature and E-records in the proceedings of government. Define and discuss a bill of exchange. What s the difference between a Bill of Exchange with a cheque and a promissory note?

    Q.2 Q.3 Q.4

    Section B Case-study

    (7 marks)

    1. The promoters of the company, before its incorporation, enters into an agreement with P to buy a plot of land on behalf of the company. After incorporation the company refuses to buy the said plot of land. Has p any remedy either against the promoters or against the company? 2. A cheque was drawn in favour of F.S.H. and others or bearers and crossed account payee. N, the bearer, paid the cheque into his own account at his bank and the bank credited him with the proceeds without making any enquiries as to his title to the cheque. Is the bank liable to the true owner?

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