This document outlines the structure and content of a Business Law exam for BBA Semester V students. It includes:
- Two questions to attempt from Section A worth 10 marks each on topics like contracts, consideration, and misrepresentation.
- Two questions to attempt from Section B worth 10 marks each on topics like cheques, bills of exchange, and negotiable instruments.
- Ten short answer questions worth 2 marks each from Section C defining key terms and concepts in business law like agreement, bailment, warranty, and holder in due course.
The exam is worth a total of 60 marks and students must attempt questions from both Section A and B, as well as answer short questions from Section C
This document outlines the structure and content of a Business Law exam for BBA Semester V students. It includes:
- Two questions to attempt from Section A worth 10 marks each on topics like contracts, consideration, and misrepresentation.
- Two questions to attempt from Section B worth 10 marks each on topics like cheques, bills of exchange, and negotiable instruments.
- Ten short answer questions worth 2 marks each from Section C defining key terms and concepts in business law like agreement, bailment, warranty, and holder in due course.
The exam is worth a total of 60 marks and students must attempt questions from both Section A and B, as well as answer short questions from Section C
This document outlines the structure and content of a Business Law exam for BBA Semester V students. It includes:
- Two questions to attempt from Section A worth 10 marks each on topics like contracts, consideration, and misrepresentation.
- Two questions to attempt from Section B worth 10 marks each on topics like cheques, bills of exchange, and negotiable instruments.
- Ten short answer questions worth 2 marks each from Section C defining key terms and concepts in business law like agreement, bailment, warranty, and holder in due course.
The exam is worth a total of 60 marks and students must attempt questions from both Section A and B, as well as answer short questions from Section C
This document outlines the structure and content of a Business Law exam for BBA Semester V students. It includes:
- Two questions to attempt from Section A worth 10 marks each on topics like contracts, consideration, and misrepresentation.
- Two questions to attempt from Section B worth 10 marks each on topics like cheques, bills of exchange, and negotiable instruments.
- Ten short answer questions worth 2 marks each from Section C defining key terms and concepts in business law like agreement, bailment, warranty, and holder in due course.
The exam is worth a total of 60 marks and students must attempt questions from both Section A and B, as well as answer short questions from Section C
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SRI GURU TEG BAHADUR KHALSA (AUTONOMOUS) COLLEGE, SRI ANANDPUR SAHIB
BBA Semester V
BBA 5.2: Business LAW
Maximum Marks: 60
Time Allowed: 3 hours Pass Marks: 21
Note:- Attempt two questions (out of 4) each from Section A & B carrying 10 marks eachAttempt ten questions (out of 12) from Section C carrying 2 marks each.
SECTION-A 2x10-20
1 " An agreement enforceable by law is a contract".Discuss.
2 Define Consideration and state the exceptions to the rule. "No Consideration No Contract."
3 Explain "misrepresentation"?
4 Difference between " bailment and pledge". Can a bailee refuse to return the goods the goods if expenses incurred by him in keeping the goods during bailment are not paid to him by the bailor.
SECTION-B 2x10=20
5 What is a cheque and Bill of exchange? What are their essentials?
6 Write in detail about the capacity of the parties to the negotiable instrument.
7 Explain the kinds of indoresements.
8 What are the objects of The Consumer Protection Act?
9 Attempt all questions:
(i) Define aggrement
(ii) Special offer
(iii) undue infulence
(iv) Define free consent
(v) Define bailment
(vi) Define warranty
(vii) Define crossing of cheque
(viii)Define Holder in due course
(ix) Maker and payee
(x) Material Alteration
(xi) write a note on scope of The Consumer Protection Act
