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Total questions: 72

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Indian contract Act

a)

A. 1870

b)

B. 1873

c)

C.1872

d)

D.None of the above

2.

Indian contract Act came in to force with effective from

a)

A. 25th April, 1872

b)

B. 25th August ,1873

c)

C. 1st January, 1872

d)

D. 1st September,1872

3.

Choose the correct statement

a)

A. All contracts are agreements

b)

B. All agreements become contracts

c)

C. All contracts are valid

d)

D.None of the above

4.

Unenforceable Agreements are

a)

A. Void Agreement

b)

B. Social Agreements

c)

C. Void Agreement

d)

D. All of the above

5.

Find out Few Essential elements of valid contract

a)

A. Competency of parties

b)

B. Free consent

c)

C.Intention to create legal relationship

d)

D. All of the above

e)

E. None of the above

6.

Offer + Acceptance

a)

A. Contract

b)

B. Agreement

c)

C. Promise

d)

D. Consideration

7.

An agreement which is enforceable by law is

a)

A.Contract

b)

B. Valid agreement

c)

C. Void Agreement

d)

D. Voidable contract

8.

Consideration Means " QUID PRO QUO" i,e

a)

A. Something in return

b)

B. Something not to be returned

c)

C. Object

d)

D.None of the above

9.

Section 10 of Indian Contract Act,1872 Contains

4 lines
10.

Illegal agreements are

a)

A. valid contract

b)

B. Void contracts

c)

C. Void Agreements

d)

D. Valid agreements

11.

Business law consists of

a)

Indian contract act

b)

Costing

c)

Accounting

d)

Taxation

12.

An offer made to large number of people to the whole world is known as (a)  

13.

Persons disqualified to contract under law are

a)

Alien Enemy

b)

Individuals

c)

Convicts

d)

Artificial persons

14.

Consent is not free when it is obtained by

a)

Mistake

b)

Fraud

c)

Misrepresentation

d)

Undue Influence

e)

All of the above

15.

When did The Indian Contract Act came into force?

a)

1800

b)

1872

c)

1876

d)

1819

16.

Which section defines Proposal?

a)

Section 2(a)

b)

Section 2(c)

c)

Section 2(b)

d)

Section 2(d)

17.

Why was the Carbolic Smoke Ball Company made to pay damages to Mrs. Carlill?

4 lines
18.

Consideration is in fact a value for your promise. Do you Agree?

a)

yes

b)

no

c)

maybe

d)

no idea

19.

THe money declared to be awarded in the case of Lalman Shukla vs. Gauri Dutt

(a)  

20.

X agrees to sing a song at Y' theatre.Who is liable to sing?

a)

X

b)

Nominee of X

c)

Agent of X

d)

Legal representative of X

21.

Undue influence involve

a)

Threat

b)

Use of physical pressure

c)

Use of position to obtain an unfair advantage over other

d)

None of these

22.

A contract with a minor is

(a)  

23.

Two major elements which defines a contract .......

a)

Offer and acceptance

b)

Agreement and enforceable by law

c)

Consideration and offer

24.

Agreement = (a)  

25.

Void Ab Initio Means .............

a)

Enforceable

b)

Valid

c)

Void from the beginning

26.

Pick which contract is void ab initio from the below

a)

Illegal Contract

b)

Voidable contract

c)

Valid contract

27.

when a contract is made expressed ,it includes

a)

written agreement

b)

spoken agreement

c)

both

d)

either written or spoken

28.

mark which statement is true?

a)

all agreements are contracts

b)

all contracts are agreements

c)

all agreements are legal

d)

all agreements are not illegal

29.

What is consensus ad idem?

a)

identity of subject

b)

price

c)

identity of minds

d)

agreement

30.

Which of the following is not an essential element of a valid contract?

a)

Offer and acceptance

b)

Free consent and consideration

c)

Lawful object

d)

Performance

31.

Contract= agreement+ (a)  

32.

Indian contract act is based on

a)

The Hiss act

b)

The Mann act

c)

English common law

d)

Consumer Protection Act

33.

This is a example of (a)  

34.
What is a sales contract according to the Sale of Goods Act 1930?
a)
A legal agreement between two or more parties for the sale of goods
b)
A written document outlining the terms of a contract
c)
A formal statement of the terms and conditions of a contract
d)
An oral agreement between two or more parties
35.
What is the definition of "goods" according to the Sale of Goods Act 1930?
a)
Tangible personal property
b)
Real property
c)
Services
d)
Intellectual property
36.

Consent is not free when it is obtained by

a)

Mistake

b)

Fraud

c)

Misrepresentation

d)

Undue Influence

e)

All of the above

37.

All contracts are agreement but all agreements are not contracts

a)

yes

b)

no

38.

Which of the following are essential elements of Sale of Goods under the act?

a)

Two parties

b)

Both movable and immovable goods

c)

Only movable goods

d)

Price

39.
Goods under the Sales of Goods act includes land
a)
True
b)
False
40.

A contract entered into between the parties by words is called-

a)

Express Contract

b)

Implied Contract

c)

Quasi contract

d)

Specific Contract

41.

Which of the following is the earliest form of incorporation of companies?

a)

Chartered Company

b)

Statutory Company

c)

Registered Company

d)

Government Company

42.

East India Company is a type of............?

a)

Government Company

b)

Registered Company

c)

Chartered Company

d)

Limited Liability Company

43.

Which of the following is an example of Statutory Company

a)

Tata Steel Ltd

b)

Reliance Industries Limited

c)

Hindustan Unilever Ltd

d)

LIC

44.

A company has a separate________________entity.

a)

Physical

b)

Legal

c)

None of these

45.

To be named as a government company, government should_______% of paid up share capital in company.

a)

10 %

b)

20%

c)

40%

d)

51% or more

46.

Which of the following type of companies are exempted to add 'Ltd' or 'Pvt Ltd' at the end of their name?

a)

Govt Company

b)

Private Company

c)

Defunct Companies

d)

Not for profit Companies

47.

Companies incorporated by an act of Parliament are known as_____Companies.

a)

Government Companies

b)

Statutory Companies

c)

None of these

48.

All subsidiary companies of a Government Company are deemed be______Company.

a)

Chartered Company

b)

Government Company

c)

Statutory Company

d)

Defunct Company

49.

Companies incorporated under Indian Companies Act fall under the category of registered company.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

If a member has paid the total value of the shares held by him, he cannot be asked to pay any more in case the company suffers losses.

a)

False

b)

True

51.

Minimum paid-up capital for a public company is fixed as Rs. 3 lakh.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

Minimum number of members in case of a private company is?

a)

1

b)

7

c)

2

d)

3

53.

Minimum number of members in case of a public company is?

a)

1

b)

7

c)

3

d)

2

54.

Maximum number of members in case of private company is?

a)

50

b)

150

c)

100

d)

200

55.

Private companies restrict the right of its members to transfer their shares, if any?

a)

False

b)

True

56.

One Person Company can be incorporated as a.................company?

a)

Public Company

b)

Foreign Company

c)

Private Company

d)

Chartered Company

57.

What is the minimum paid-up share capital in case of a small company?

a)

Rs. 10 Lakh

b)

Rs. 50 Lakh

c)

Rs. 30 Lakh

d)

Rs. 5 Lakh

58.

What is the maximum paid-up share capital of a small company?

a)

Rs. 15 Crore

b)

Rs. 5 Crore

c)

Rs. 25 Crore

d)

Rs. 20 Crore

59.

Corporate Veil is a principle which protects the members from being personally liable for company's debts

a)

True

b)

False

60.

Which of the following is a special feature of a Company?

a)

Artificial Person

b)

Separate Legal Entity

c)

Limited Liability

d)

All of them

61.

A Company has been formed to undertake the business of making designer shoes. This objective of the company would be found in which of the following documents ?

a)

Certificate of incorporation

b)

MOA

c)

Directors certificate of commencement of business

d)

AOA

62.

Which of the following is/are important content(s)/clauses(s) in the MOA of a company ?

a)

Name of the company

b)

Place of business of the company

c)

Objects of the company

d)

Share capital of the company

e)

All ofthe above

63.

What is the primary purpose of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?

a)

To regulate government policies

b)

To enhance product prices

c)

To protect the interests of consumers

d)

To promote business interests

64.

Which of the following is a feature of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?

a)

Establishment of Consumer Protection Councils

b)

Elimination of all consumer rights

c)

Increase in product prices

d)

Reduction of consumer complaints

65.

What does the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 provide for consumers?

a)

Redressal for defective products

b)

Limited access to services

c)

Increased marketing strategies

d)

Higher taxes on products

66.

Which of the following is NOT covered by the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?

a)

Unfair trade practices

b)

Misleading advertisements

c)

Government regulations

d)

Defective products

67.

What is one of the objectives of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?

a)

To assist in protecting consumers

b)

To limit consumer rights

c)

To encourage unethical business practices

d)

To increase product defects

68.

What does the Act aim to provide to consumers regarding their complaints?

a)

Slow resolution

b)

Prompt and affordable resolution

c)

Complicated procedures

d)

No resolution

69.

Which year was the Consumer Protection Act enacted?

a)

1986

b)

1995

c)

2019

d)

2021

70.

What does the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 encourage consumers to do?

a)

Ignore defective products

b)

Speak up against flaws in goods

c)

Accept all services without question

d)

Remain silent about issues

71.

Which authority is established under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?

a)

Consumer Protection Council

b)

Business Regulation Authority

c)

Trade Practices Commission

d)

Consumer Affairs Bureau

72.

What is a significant change introduced by the Consumer Protection Act, 2019?

a)

It restricts consumer access to information

b)

It eliminates consumer rights

c)

It increases product prices

d)

It replaces the Consumer Protection Act of 1986