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What does the notation 'o m' likely refer to in this context?
What does the notation 'o m' likely refer to in this context?
- Outer model (correct)
- Optimal management
- Operational mechanism
- Observational method
Which element appears to be repeated in the given content suggesting its importance?
Which element appears to be repeated in the given content suggesting its importance?
- b r
- p e
- pe
- r.c.r (correct)
What pattern can be observed from the arrangement of letters in the content?
What pattern can be observed from the arrangement of letters in the content?
- A disorganized set of terms
- An acronym list
- A formulaic structure (correct)
- A sequential language model
How can 'pe' be interpreted in the framework of this content?
How can 'pe' be interpreted in the framework of this content?
Which component seems to act as a reference point within the parameters listed?
Which component seems to act as a reference point within the parameters listed?
Flashcards
Unclear Symbol
Unclear Symbol
A symbol of unknown meaning in a given context. Possibly representing data, a variable, or an object.
Repeated Pattern
Repeated Pattern
A sequence of characters or symbols that appear multiple times in a row.
Group of Symbols
Group of Symbols
Various symbols put together in a set within the given context.
Possible Code
Possible Code
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Abstract Notation
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Study Notes
Company Law Exam Questions (2012)
- Time Allowed: 3 hours
- Max. Marks: 80
- Exam Code: 0013
- Subject Code: 0819
- Course: Bachelor of Commerce, Third Semester, BCM-303
Section A - Short Answer Questions
- Question Types: Attempt any four of the following
- Question 1a): What is a one-person company?
- Question 1b): Distinguish between shares and stock.
- Question 1c): Explain a certificate of incorporation.
- Question 1d): What is a small shareholder's director?
- Question 1e): Difference between memorandum and articles of association.
- Question 1f): Explain Book Building process.
Section B - Essay Questions
- Question Types: Attempt two questions
- Question 2): Define a private company and state the special privileges it enjoys under the Companies Act 2013
- Question 3): Who are promoters? State their duties and liabilities.
- Question 4): Explain the doctrine of ultra vires in relation to companies. What are the liabilities of the company and its agents in ultra vires acts?
- Question 5): Distinguish between a company and a partnership firm.
Section C - Essay Questions
- Question Types: Attempt two questions
- Question 6): Every shareholder of a company is known as a member, while every member may not be known as a shareholder. Comment.
- Question 7): Explain various modes of winding up of a company.
Additional Questions (Page 2)
- Question 8): Discuss who can be appointed as directors of the company. What are the restrictions?
- Question 9): Discuss the provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 about board meetings.
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