1.The portion of George Williams Ltd. of a face $ 53.6610 is

being cited at $ 124.254. The organization has a

plan to make a correct issue of one value share for each

four offers as of now held

at a higher cost than normal of 49.55% per share.

You are needed to:

I. Decide the base value that can be anticipated from share after the issue.

ii. Compute the hypothetical worth of the rights alone.

iii. Show the impact of the correct issue on the abundance

of an investor who has 1500 shares, if

a. he sells the whole rights, and

b. he disregards the rights.

2.An understanding is unlawful if its thought is a demonstration of extramarital perversion.

a. Valid

b. Bogus

c. Incompletely obvious

d. Incompletely bogus

3.... ... .of the Indian Contract Act expresses that each arrangement by which any one is

controlled from practicing a legitimate calling, exchange or business of any sort, is, to that

degree, void.

a. Area 24

b. Area 25

c. Area 26

d. Area 27

4.An understanding not enforceable by law is ... .

a. Void

b. Void stomach muscle initio

c. Voidable

d. illicit

5.Where the contracting parties concur ahead of time the sum payable in case of break,

the whole payable is called... ...

a. Sold harms

b. Unliquidated harms

c. Unique harms

d. Standard harms

6.The Law of Contract is planned to guarantee that what a man has been directed to include will

happen, that what has been guaranteed to him will be performed.

a. Sir William Anson

b. Sir George Bhush

c. Sir William Shakespeare

d. Sir David Gibbs

7.The Law of Contract establishes the main part of ... law.

a. commercial

b. business

c. Both an and b

d. None

8. Agreement Act came into power from ... .

a. September,1872.

b. October, 1872

c. September, 1873

d. October, 1873

9.Contract Act is appropriate to Whole of India.

a. Valid

b. Bogus

c. Somewhat evident

d. Somewhat bogus

10."Every understanding and guarantee enforceable at law is an agreement." Is said by :

a. Salmon

b. Sir Federick Pollock

c. Sir William Anson

d. Sir George Bhush