LL.B. (Three Years) Optional Papers Group 2 Banking Laws and Negotiable Instruments Act 2017-18 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 in one or two sentences. 20 marks
- a) Define a Bill of Exchange
- b) What is truncated cheque?
- c) Who is a “holder in due course" under Act?
- d) What is Negotiation under N.I. Act?
- e) What are cheques specially crossed?
- f) What is the period and extended period for which a banking company can hold immovable property under B.R. Act?
- g) Name any two forms of business which a banking company may undertake in addition to the banking business?
- h) What are the assets of the issue department of the RBI?
- i) What is contained in the third schedule of the RBI Act?
- j) Define "Bankers' Book" under The Banker's Books Evidence Act?
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Q2 notes (any four) 20 marks
- d) Assets and Liabilities of Issue Department
- e) Presumption as to negotiable Instruments
- f) Different types of crossing cheques
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Q3 Attempt any two of the following: 12 marks
- a) Draft the format of the following (Assume the facts)
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Q1 Promissory Note
- ii) Bill of Exchange
- b) State with reason whether the following instruments are inland instruments or foreign
- i) A Bill drawn in Dubai upon a merchant in Florida and accepted payable in Florida
- ii) A Bill drawn in Mumbai on a merchant in Karnataka but endorsed in Switzerland A Bill drawn in Mumbai on a merchant in Karnataka and accepted payable in
- c) Whether the Bank is justified in refusing the payment of a cheque in the following conditions. Give reasons
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Q1 A cheque is dated 01.03.2018 and presented for payment on 25.02.18 A cheque is dated 01.03.201 and presented as for payment on 01.07.2018
- iii) The amount of the cheque written in words as Rs. Five lakhs only whereas in the following (Any four) (48)
- a) Compare and contrast Promissory Note, Bill of Exchange and Cheque
- b) Discuss the provisions under Sec. 138 of the N.I. Act. With regard to the procedure for filing a case for Dishonour of a Cheque
- c) Discuss various Powers and Functions of the RBI under Sec 17 and 19 of the RBI Act
- d) Explain the forms of business in which a Banking Company may engage in under the provisions of Banking Regulations Act 1949 (Sec 6)
- e) Crossing of cheques under N.1. Act
- f) Composition, Management of Central Bank and local Boards of RBI
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