This document appears to be an exam for a Business Law class covering various topics related to contracts and commercial law. The exam contains 8 questions to choose from, with each question being equally weighted. The topics covered include the difference between agreements and contracts, capacity to contract and the effect of minors entering agreements, different types of contracts such as contracts of agency and contracts of sale, and commercial concepts like unpaid sellers, common carriers, promissory notes, bills of exchange, and checks. Students have 3 hours to complete 5 questions of their choosing from this exam.
This document appears to be an exam for a Business Law class covering various topics related to contracts and commercial law. The exam contains 8 questions to choose from, with each question being equally weighted. The topics covered include the difference between agreements and contracts, capacity to contract and the effect of minors entering agreements, different types of contracts such as contracts of agency and contracts of sale, and commercial concepts like unpaid sellers, common carriers, promissory notes, bills of exchange, and checks. Students have 3 hours to complete 5 questions of their choosing from this exam.
This document appears to be an exam for a Business Law class covering various topics related to contracts and commercial law. The exam contains 8 questions to choose from, with each question being equally weighted. The topics covered include the difference between agreements and contracts, capacity to contract and the effect of minors entering agreements, different types of contracts such as contracts of agency and contracts of sale, and commercial concepts like unpaid sellers, common carriers, promissory notes, bills of exchange, and checks. Students have 3 hours to complete 5 questions of their choosing from this exam.
Attempt any FIVE questions. All questions carry equal marks.
Q.1: “All contracts are agreement but all agreements are not a contract” Discuss the statement. Q.2: What do you understand by Capacity to Contract? Explain the effect of an agreement made by a minor. Q.3: What is a Contract of Agreement? Explain the various modes by which an agency may be created. Q.6: Explain the difference among a Promissory note, a bill of exchange and a cheque. Q.7: Who is an unpaid seller? What are the rights of an unpaid seller against goods and buyer? Q.8: What is contract of sale? Explain difference between sale and agreement to sell. Q.5: Define common carrier. Discuss rights and duties of a common carrier. Q.8: What are the powers and functions of National Industrial Relation Commission?