Questions are worded in such a way that readers can quickly connect with the content and topic. The corresponding answers given under each question reduce the burden on students as opposed to traditional means where learners spend hours trying to navigate to find answers. Appropriate titles and subtitles were given to attract the attention of readers and also to facilitate memorization. The layout of the chapters in the book has been designed systematically and logically with examples and illustrations. The quizzes at the end of the book increase readers` clarity and a deeper understanding of the wording of questions that previously appeared in semester exams. Appropriate headings and subheadings relevant to each question A calculator ready for short and long answer questions Q2) Explain in detail the legal provisions regarding the rights of the unpaid seller. [15] 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. Here is set 7 of the legal aspects of the Business Question Papers. i) Try five questions.ii) All questions are equally good. Q-1) Distinguish between coercion and undue influence.

Explain the basics of undue influence. Q2) a) Elaboration of the conditions implied in the purchase contract. [10]b) Who can authenticate an electronic document? [4] Florida Technical College, Jacksonville • MED LAWS 2321. Q5) Define the consumer. Explain consumer rights. [15] F-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). a) Agency by estoppel.b) Agency by endurance.c) Agency by necessity. F6) (a) What are the determinants of “electronic commerce” in relation to the Information Technology Act 2000? [10] b) Write a reference to “Digital Signature” [4]. Q-7) Write short notes on three points:a) Basic principles of fraud.b) Distinction between “sale” and “agreement of sale” goods.c) Reference to negotiable instruments.d) Distinguishing characteristics of an enterprise.e) Consumer goods (CPA1986).

(F) Consumer Reserves under the PCA, 1986. F1. Set the consideration. Use the illustration to explain the exception to the “No counterparty No contract” rule Q4. What is a change? What are its essential elements? 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. c Population size after 3 double periods creates a double-header table 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. C ou r se In structors D r A Allum Dr P Docu Page 6 of 10 In dex No I I I Write b)”Electronic Records” under the Information Technology Act 2000.

(6) Q-5) Explain the following:(14)(i) Conditions and warranties under the Sale of Goods Act.ii) Consumer Protection Council. Q3) What are the provisions for transfer of title and title under the Sale of Goods Act 1930? T3. Set the unpaid seller. What are their rights under the Sales Act? 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. Q6) Set the digital signature. Explain its importance in today`s world. [15] F2) Critique of the rule in Hadley v. Baxendale and indicates the extent to which the said rule is applicable in India. The purpose of policy analysis is to advise decision-making.docx Article 20 The President may, on behalf of Qu4, contract or guarantee foreign loans. What do the terms “statutes” and “statutes” of a company mean? How and when are changes allowed? Q4) Explain the different characteristics of the company under the Companies Act 1956 [14]. F6) (a) Indicate the doctrine of caveat emptor and exceptions thereto with appropriate examples.

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-7) Explain the concept of the agency, what are the different ways to create an agency. Question-by-issue consistency of concepts throughout chapters (b) Explain the importance of free consent and explain the circumstances in which consent is not free. [10]. F 6. (b) Explanation of the concept of authentication of electronic records by means of digital signatures. Q5) What are the different types of directors and shareholders that you are familiar with under the Companies Act of 1956? Q-4) Explain the characteristics of the negotiable instrument. What are the essential components of change? Q-6) Do you explain the types of breaches? Explain the means with illustrations. Buerhle Company must determine whether its indefinite life intangible assets other than the English Business Faculty Ain Shams University • BUS 100 Q2.

Define “misrepresentation” to distinguish it from fraud. The history of the Christian church simply told Calvin`s chapter 16 of Geneva. 11 During the round, the nurse discovers a fire in the hospital. Q-5) Has the Information Technology Act been successful in reducing crime under the Comments Act? T2 Music Dance and literature play a big role in Filipino culture and Q5. Please explain the composition and powers of the State Commission in accordance with the Consumer Protection Act. Q-3) Explain the concept of “Nemo Dat Quod Non habet” under the Sale of Goods Act and its exceptions. 21 Variable labour supply Dear learner, what are the most important determinants? CHAPTER III CURRENT SITUATION 43 Table 37 (F3) (a) Explain the circumstances in which “dishonour” takes place and also explain the remedies. 1101 b) Write a note on the “bill of exchange”.

[4] An explanation Last 3 2 1 1 3 3 NEW QUESTION 146 Review Topic 2 Which Q1) What are the essential elements of a legally valid contract? Explain it in detail. Q-5) Explain the subject matter of the Information Technology Act and the following terms.i) Digital signatureii) Electronic governance. a) Patenteb) Copyright.c) Trademarks.d) Distinction between “Share & Share” Q5. Explain the duties of the “certifying authority” under the Information Technology Act 2000. Q-5) Explain the qualifications, composition and powers of the District Forum under the Consumer Protection Act. a) Trademarks and designs.b) Caveate Emptor.c) Owner and owner in due course.d) Obligations and responsibilities of the agent and the client. Q-4) Clarify the “dishonour of negotiable instruments” provisions in the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881. Q 2) How and why does a breach of a valid contract occur? What are the remedies? (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 Act.(iv) Quasi-contract under the Contracts Act. Q3) a) Write a reference to “coercion and undue influence”. [8]b) Distinguish between “sharing and sharing”. [6]. F3.

What do you mean by “contractual capacity”? Discuss the law regarding minors` agreements. Question 7 (a) Who is the holder of a negotiable instrument in due time? What are the special privileges of a holder in due course? Ql) “A contract without consideration is null and void”. Comment and give exceptions to the rule. Q3) What is a negotiable instrument? What are the different types of negotiable instruments? [15] Q6) What is a business prospectus? Why and how is it made? Q-5) Briefly explain the law of liability for false information in a company`s prospectus. Q2) (a) Distinguish between the contract of sale and the contract of purchase. [10]b) Write the note “auction”. [4]. This is a true statement The common law doctrine of caveat emptor provided that Q4) the development of the stages of incorporation and commencement of business under the Companies Act, 1956. [14] F-3) Explain:(i) Exceptions to the “no consideration, no contract” rule.ii)Consumer dispute resolution bodies. Q4) What negotiable instruments are you familiar with? What does the utility explain in detail? Q-1) Explain the concepts of offer and acceptance. Explain the rules regarding offer and acceptance with appropriate case law.

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. (a) Capacity of the parties.b) Breach of contract.c) Conditions and warranties under the Sale of Goods Act 1930.