Law of Contract II

PSDA Topics BA LLB IC

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1 11851103820 Shivam Jain

2 11951103820 Shivam Verma

3 12051103820 Shivamm Kansal

4 12151103820 Shivangi Dubey

5 12251103820 Shivani Dubey

6 12351103820 Shreya Jha

7 12451103820 Shubham Thapliyal

8 12551103820 Shubham Tiwari

9 12651103820 Shubham Tyagi

10 12751103820 Siddhant Mehrotra

11 12851103820 Siddhant Priyam

12 12951103820 Simran Chaudhary

13 13051103820 Simran Verma

14 13151103820 Sneha Gupta

15 13251103820 Sneha Rajput

16 13351103820 Somya Sharma

17 13451103820 Subramanyan H

18 13551103820 Sunny Khanna

19 13651103820 Suraj Gupta

20 13751103820 TANISHA ARORA

21 13851103820 Tannu Sharma

22 13951103820 Tanya Sharma

23 14051103820 Tanya Singh

24 14151103820 TAPAN TYAGI

25 14251103820 Tejasv Gupta

26 14351103820 Tusshar Gahlot

27 14451103820 Unnatti Kanyal

28 14551103820 Vaibhav Rana

29 14651103820 Vaibhav Sharma

30 14751103820 Vanshika Joshi

31 14851103820 Vartika Gupta

32 14951103820 VASUDHA BHALLA

33 15051103820 Vikalp Rajput

34 15151103820 Vikhyat Singh Kathai

35 15251103820 Vishal Sharma

36 15351103820 Vishesh Sirohi

37 15451103820 Yash Baraliya

38 35151103820 Ruchika Chaurasia

39 35251103820 Ishita

40 35351103820 Ambika Sharma

41 35451103820 Rishika Chaurasia

42 35551103820 Shiv Bahuguna

43 35651103820 Abhay Dhoundhiyal

44 35751103820 Akshat Jain

45 35851103820 Amber Singh

46 35951103820 Gourav Bisht

47 36051103820 Harsh Kasana

48 36151103820 Lavanya Bhatt

49 36251103820 Meenu

50 36351103820 Prateek Kapoor

51 36451103820 Soubhagya Singh

52 36551103820 Vaibhav Tyagi

53 36651103820 Vidhi Singhal

54 36751103820 Yashika Goel

55 36851103820 Navjyot Singh

56 50151103820 Pratiksha Tomar

57 50251103820 Chandni Kumari

 Law of Contract II
PSDA Topics BA LLB IC
Topics
Rights Of Partners Under Indian Partnership Act

Duties Of Partners Under Indian Partnership Act

PARTNERSHIP PROPERTY

EVOLUTION OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS                       

TYPES of NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS                                          
         
When can a new partner be introduced in a firm ? What are the liabilities
of such an incoming partner ?
Evolution & Revolution of Negotiable Instruments as Facilitator for
Trade and Commerce 

  DIFFERENCES BETWEEN NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS       

Can a minor be admitted as partner of firm ? Describe the rights and
liabilities of such partner.
DISHONOR OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS                         

Mutual Rights and Duties of Partners under the Indian Partnership Act:
Sharing the profits is only a prima facie evidence of the existence of
partnership. The conclusive test is that of mutual agency.
FUTURE PROSPECTS OF NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS       
Discuss the modes of retirement of partner from a firm and also the
liability, Rights of retiring partner.
Distinction between Indemnity and Guarantee

Right and Duties of Indemnifier and Discharge

Rights and Duties of Bailor

Lien

Rights and Duties of Bailee

Concept of Agent and Principal,

Nature of Partnership Firm

Rights /Duties of Partners inter se

Incoming and Outgoing Partners,

Dissolution of Partnership and Consequences

Distinction between Sale and Agreement to Sale

Conditions and Warranties

Passing of Property

Rights of Unpaid Seller and

Definition and Kinds of Negotiable Instruments

Holder and Holder-in-Due Course

Material Alterations and Crossing of Cheque, etc.

Dishonour of Negotiable Instruments

Distinction between Sale and Agreement to Sale

Conditions

Passing of Property

Rights of Unpaid Seller

Remedies for Breach of Contract

Warranties |

Position of Minor

Remedies for Breach of Contract

Modes of creation of Agency

Termination of Agency

Cheque dishonoured: A step-by-step guide for legal recourse

Dishonour of Blank Cheque- A Judicial Perspective

Birendra Prasad Sah v. State of Bihar and Anr. (2019 7 SCC 273)
Rohitbhai Jivanlal Patel v. State of Gujarat and Anr. (2019 SCC OnLine
SC 389)
Sharing the profits is only a prima facie evidence of the existence of
partnership. The conclusive test is that of mutual agency.
Comment on the statement that "Dissolution involves change in relations
of partners but does not end partnership."
Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act

Kusum Ingots And Alloys Ltd vs Pennar Peterson Securities Ltd (2000

When can a new partner be introduced in a firm ? What are the
liabilities of such an incoming partner ?
Rights and Duties of Partners under the Indian Partnership Act

Duties and Liabilities of Agent

Assistant commissioner of income tax v. Laxmi Sailaja Traders (2004).

Can a minor be admitted as partner of firm ? Describe the rights and
liabilities of such partner.
What are the essential elements of partnership ? Distinguish partnership
from company
The relation of partnership arises from contract and not from status".
Discuss.