Business Regulatory Framework (Business Law – I) (OLD SYLLABUS)
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FYBAF — SEMESTER – II
Author: Kalaivani Venkataraman
SEVENTH EDITION 2023
Description
SYLLABUS
| No. | Modules / Units |
| (1) | Law of Contract, 1872: |
| (a) Nature of Contract | |
| (b) Classification of Contracts | |
| (c) Offer and Acceptance | |
| (d) Capacity of Parties to Contract | |
| (e) Free Consent | |
| (f) Consideration | |
| (g) Legality of Object | |
| (h) Agreement Declared Void | |
| (i) Performance of Contract | |
| (j) Discharge of Contract | |
| (k) Remedies for Breach of Contract | |
| (l) Indemnity | |
| (m) Guarantee | |
| (n) Bailment and Pledge | |
| (o) Agency | |
| (2) | The Sale of Goods Act, 1930: |
| (a) Formation of Contract of Sale | |
| (b) Goods and their Classification | |
| (c) Price, Conditions and Warranties | |
| (d) Transfer of Property in Goods | |
| (e) Performance of the Contract of Sales | |
| (f) Unpaid Seller and his Rights | |
| (g) Sale by Auction | |
| (h) Hire Purchase Agreement | |
| (3) | Negotiable Instruments’ Act, 1881: |
| (a) Definition of Negotiable Instruments | |
| (b) Features of Negotiable Instruments | |
| (c) Promissory Note | |
| (d) Bill of Exchange and Cheque | |
| (e) Holder and Holder in the Due Course | |
| (f) Crossing of a Cheque | |
| (g) Types of Crossing | |
| (h) Dishonour and Discharge of Negotiable Instruments | |
| (4) | The Consumer Protection Act, 1986: |
| (a) Salient Features | |
| (b) Definition of Consumers | |
| (c) Deficiency in Service | |
| (d) Defects in Goods |
