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PART-I
Q. No.1
Define a Public Limited Company and explain its most distinguishing
characteristics.
Q.No.2
Explain the qualification required of a Chief Executive. Narrate the law on the
appointment and removal of a Chief Executive.
O.No.3
Write short notes on
(a) Special Resolution
(b)
(c)
Ordinary Resolution
Resolution requiring Special Notice
2.No.4
Explain the doctrine of "Indoor Management". Are there any exception to this
doctrine? If so, discuss them in detail?
O.No.S
Describe the law relating to the qualification, method of appointment, powers.
duties and procedure for the removal of a company's Auditor.
O.No.6
Under what circumstances a company may be wound-up voluntarily? When does
such winding-up commences and also discuss the procedure which is to be
adopted?
PART-II
Q.No.7
Define Partnership. Discuss the essential elements of a Partnership.
O.No.8
Explain what is meant by Goodwill? What are the provisions made in the
Partnership Act regarding sale of goodwill on dissolution of the firm and the
effects thereof on the rights of the partners?
PART-III
O.No.9
Define the term "Holder". What are the essential requisites of a holder? Who can
and who cannot be a holder within the meaning of Section 8 of the Negotiable
Instruments Act?
O.No.10
When a banker is justified in dishonouring a cheque and when is a banker
bound to dishonor a cheque.
