FOREIGN TRADE UNIVERSITY FINAL EXAM

FACULTY OF LAW INTRODUCTION TO LAW (PLUE111)

DEPARTMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL LAWS Phase: 1+2 Term: 1 School-year: 2021 – 2022 Cycle: 60
Full-time; Date: 11/01/2022-12/01/2022
QUESTION SHEETS Duration: 24 hours (18h00; 11/1/2022 - 18h00; 12/1/2022)
I. SHORT-ANSWERED QUESTIONS (4 points; 1 point/each question)

1. If you want to start up an enterprise, which of the following are you choosing: (i) a sole
proprietorship; (ii) a limited liability company or (iii) a joint stock company? Explain your choice!
Does your preference differ if you are now an employee in the enterprise instead?
2. Whenever being drunk, A returns home and sells whatever in the house he sees. After so many
times of explanation and advises, his wife, B, asks People’s Committee where they live to restrict his
capacity by informing in public that he has capacity restricted. Is what B wants to do legal? Advise B!
3. Believing that the number series of 9999 is good for your fate, you are buying a mobile sim-
card number of xxxxxx-9999. The seller, initially agreeing so, but then changed his mind and is
replacing it with another number. Do you have to accept the replacement?
4. You are renting a car to travel to the countryside. When returning the car to the leaser, you are
requested to either refill the car or to pay for the used amount of petroleum. Are you obligated to do so?

II. CASE-SOLVING PROBLEMS (6 points; 2 points/each question)

Apply the IPAC/IRAC model !
1. A stole a 14-million-VND watch from B. C, by chance, bought the watch from A at half price
when visiting a flea market downtown which was well-known to everybody as a place marketing stuffs
with all types of origins. One year later, B spotted that his watch was in the hand of C and asked for the
return. Advise C!
2. “A: I have an Iphone to be sold. Are you interested in it?
B: Sure. How much is it?
A: I will sell it for no less than 10 million VND.
B: 10 million VND is ok; however, I will pay you in 10 days.”
Is there a contract between A and B?
3. Due to the current pandemic, a businessperson went bankrupt and has no remaining property.
Planning to borrow some money from the bank to restart some venture, he is thinking about either
pledging or mortgaging of properties to support his loan dossier. Is the plan feasible from a legal
perspective?

APPROVAL BY HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL LAWS