CS Executive Economic and Commercial Laws PYQ June 2021: Question Paper and Available Answers
CS Executive
Economic and Commercial Laws
PYQS Series
June 2021
31 Questions Indexed
ICSI Examination Archive & Suggested Answers: This directory contains indexed questions from the paper for CS Executive Economic and Commercial Laws PYQS (June 2021). Open the source paper and available answers. Older sessions follow the syllabus and statutory provisions applicable to their examination year.
Indexed questions
- Which are the sectors in Indian economy where Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is not allowed under the present foreign direct investment policy?
- Describe the 'Principles of Restrictions' on Export and Import under Foreign Trade Policy and Procedures.
- Section 25 of the Patent Act, 1970 allows the interested person to give notice of opposition to the controller within certain period after grant of patent. Discuss the grounds on w
- A school owned a swimming pool and offered swimming facilities to the public on payment of a fee. The school conducted winter and summer training camps to train boys in swimming an
- State whether Arbitral Tribunal can have lien on the Arbitral Award for any unpaid costs of the arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996?
- What is the difference between 'Contract of service' and 'Contract for service' under Consumer Protection Act, 1986?
- A orally grants to B the rights to catch and carry away fish from his lake for ₹1,000 but later on A backs out. What is the remedy for B under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
- Goyal Ltd. a small scale industry applied for a loan to a financial institution Royal Ltd. Royal Ltd. in exercising their discretion and to act in accordance with best judgement to
- A transfers to B for valuable consideration his reversionary interest in a property. When A succeeds to the property, B sues him for possession. Whether B will succeed?
- X wants to make gift of property to Y which is to come in his hands in future. Whether this gift is valid?
- A is the owner of a property and his son B is the heir of this property having hope expectancy that he will inherit the property of his father. Can B transfer the property to C?
- State the cases where "Doctrine of supervening impossibility" does not apply.
- Discuss the adjudication powers of the Adjudication Authority to deal with the cases of money laundering under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002.
- Discuss the liability of a company for committing an offence of falsely representing a trade mark as registered under the Trade Mark Act, 1999.
- Section 13 of the Special Economic Zone Act, 2005 empowers the Central Government to constitute an Approval Committee. Discuss the powers and functions of Approval Committee in a S
- Mohan, who separated from his father Krishan, sells to Raghav three fields, X, Y and Z, representing that Mohan is authorized to transfer the same. Of these fields, Z does not belo
- X, Y and Z jointly promise to pay ₹600 to A. Z was compelled to pay the whole amount, X was declared insolvent, however his assets are sufficient to pay one-half of his debt. State
- Where an instrument is chargeable with advalorem duty in respect of any money stated in any currency other than that of India, how the duty on the value of such money shall be calc
- Discuss the nature of interim relief which Court or Arbitration Tribunal may on an application of a party under an arbitration agreement order during the arbitral proceedings and t
- List the documents to be submitted by a "person resident in India" for transfer of shares to a person resident outside India by way of gift as per Foreign Exchange Management Act,
- Discuss the objectives of the New Industrial Policy, 1991. Why the policy was initiated by the Government?
- 'Carbon Credit' is a key component of national and international attempts to mitigate the growth in concentration of green house gases. Explain.
- Whether a society can be amalgamated with other society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860? What are the procedural requirements for the same?
- Explain the doctrine of 'Cypres' in the cases of a charitable trusts. Where this doctrine is applied by the courts under Indian Trust Act, 1882?
- State the procedure for 'Approval of model' of weight or measures before its manufacture or import under the Legal Meteorology Act, 2009. Under what circumstances approval is not r
- What is Industrial Licence? Discuss the consequences where an individual 'A' starts a new industrial undertaking and the business of manufacturing a new article without obtaining a
- The Micro, Small and Enterprises Development Act, 2006 empowers the Central Government to constitute an advisory committee and seeks its recommendations before classifying any clas
- A sub-registrar refuses to register a document on the ground of undervaluation for stamp duty. The person aggrieved with the order of sub-registrar approaches to seek your advice.
- An industry during manufacturing operation had caused major leakage of harmful gas and was ordered to be closed down by the Central Polluton Control Board due to loss and damage to
- A made a gift of a house in favour of B and handed over the deed to B. But before presenting the same for registration A died and C, the son of a A opposed the registration. Will B
- In the following cases, state with reasons if the trust is created under The Trusts Act, 1882: A bequeaths certain property to B, desiring him to divide the bulk of it among C's ch
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