Comapnies Act_Practical Problems_36

A company was registered on 1.1.2005. But the date on its certificate was wrongly put as 1.1.2004. From which date shall the company be regarded as registered ?

Practical Problems_Sales of Goods Act_1

A sells his motor car to B, one cylinder of which is slightly cracked to A's knowledge. B examined the car but failed to detect the defect at the time of purchasing the car. Later on, the defect comes to the knowledge of B. Can he rescind the sale and get back the price paid by him?

Practical Problems_Partnership Act_7

A, B, C and D are partners in a firm which has not been registered. A is wrongfully expelled from the firm by the other partners. Can he successfully bring a suit' against the other partners for damages for wrongful expulsion and declaration that he continues to be a member of the firm? What remedies if any are open to A?

Bonus Act_Practical Problems_34

Referring the provisions of the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965, state whether the following persons are entitled to bonus under the Act:
(i) An apprentice;
(ii) An employee dismissed on the ground of misconduct;
(iii) A temporary workman;
(iv) A piece-rated worker.

Bonus Act_Practical Problems_33

A workshop is employing 50 workmen. A shop-supervisor is drawing monthly wages of Rs. 9,000. HRD paid annual bonus to all employees except the supervisor. The Supervisor contends that he is also entitled to bonus. Referring to the provisions of the Payment of Bonus Act, 1965 decide whether the HRD’s action is correct.

Consumer Protection Act_Practical Problems_10

Bindu while traveling in a train fell down through the hole in the inter – connecting passage way between two compartments and died. Bindu’s dependant wants to lodge a complaint against the railways under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986. Advise.

Consumer Protection Act_Practical Problems_9

A CT scan machine is installed in Daya Ram Charitable Trust and Diagnostic Centre, 80% of the patients are required to pay charges for the services rendered by the trust whereas 20% patients are provided free services. On a complaint against the trust for deficiency in service, it contended that the trust did not engage in profit-making activity on a large scale. Will it succeed? Give reasons for your answer.