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0:00Students, welcome back to our YouTube
0:01channel. So, here in this video we are
0:04going to discuss the business law part A
0:07complete explanation. This one video
0:10will be more than enough to cover part A
0:1220 marks, okay? So, 1 to 5 units all
0:16four marks questions I'm going to
0:17explain in this video. Whatever the
0:20explanation I'm doing here, no, that
0:22will be more than enough for your part
0:24A, okay? So, part B I have already
0:26explained and it is available in our
0:28YouTube channel. So, just check out the
0:30playlist, okay? So, first important
0:33question from this first unit for four
0:35marks is about the definition of offer
0:37and acceptance. Okay, what is mean by
0:40offer and what is mean by acceptance?
0:42Simple here, ma. What is mean by offer?
0:44According to the section two of A of the
0:47Indian Contract Act 1872, offer is
0:50nothing about one person is made
0:53proposal to the another person, okay?
0:56See, the proposal is made when one
0:58person expresses to another person his
1:01willingness to do or abstain from doing
1:04something with the intention of
1:06obtaining from the another person's
1:09consent, okay? So, the one person is
1:11making an offer and another person
1:14making an
1:16accepting that, okay?
1:18So, each and every person will get some
1:20or the other consent, okay? So, the
1:22person making the offer is called
1:24offeror, that is nothing about a
1:25promisor. The person who is made who is
1:29whom it is made is called offeree, that
1:31is promisee. So, offeror, offeree, okay?
1:35So, what is mean by acceptance then?
1:37Acceptance according to the section two
1:39of two section two of B,
1:42according to the Indian Contract Act
1:441872, when one person is made an
1:47proposal, okay? So, and his opposite
1:51person is making acceptance that, okay?
1:54So, the offer is accepted, then it
1:56becomes a valid promise. For example, I
1:58am offering 10 rupees each book. Okay, I
2:02am offerer, promiser. If you are
2:04agreeing means you need to give 10
2:06rupees and you need to take this book.
2:07Like that. You are accepting this. When
2:09you are accepting that that will it will
2:11be a valid promise. So, acceptance is
2:14nothing about if one person is making an
2:16offer the opposite person is if it is
2:18agreeing if it is accepting that that
2:20will be the acceptance. Okay? What is
2:22the essentials of valid acceptance means
2:25means what are the essential means first
2:27one it should be absolute and
2:28unconditional. It should be communicated
2:31with the offerer. It should given only
2:33by the offeree if other positive person
2:35is accepted then only it will give a
2:37proper acceptance. And it should be
2:40prescribed and it should be have only
2:41reasonable time. And also last but not
2:44least it should be having a prescribed
2:46manner. If this five points is
2:48satisfying then only we can able to
2:51understand then only we can able to
2:53consider it as a perfect acceptance. So,
2:56therefore, offer and acceptance are the
2:58two essential elements of a valid
3:01contract. So, without a lawful offer and
3:03valid acceptance no no contract is
3:06considered as a valid. No contract will
3:09considered as a coming to the existence.
3:12Clear? So, like this you need to write
3:13the answer for four marks. Exact answer
3:16if you are writing for four marks also
3:18200% you can able to
3:20get full on full marks from this
3:23particular question.
3:25Clear? So, next question mark explain
3:27consideration. Second question is about
3:29the explanation of consideration.
3:32According to the section two of D of the
3:34Indian Contract Act 1872. Sometimes uh
3:38you people will ask no this is a section
3:39remembering is very important I mean
3:41it's not important. Okay? If you have uh
3:43forgot means just according to the
3:45Indian Contract Act 1872 like that you
3:48just write the answer. Okay?
3:49Consideration is nothing about something
3:52value given by the promiser to other
3:54other person who desires that promise in
3:57return of the thing. So, that will be
4:00considered as a consideration. For
4:01example, I am saying that I will teach
4:04you the B law subject. Okay? You people
4:07are waiting for the B law subject. That
4:09is nothing about something you are
4:11waiting. Something I want to give it to
4:12you. Okay? So, it means something value
4:15to give to the promiser or the other
4:18person who is desiring that. Okay? So,
4:21it is popularly known as price of
4:23promise. Basically, this consideration
4:25is known as price of promise. What are
4:27the essential things of a consideration
4:30in which circumstances this will be
4:32considered as a valid means it must be
4:35approved. It must be desired by the
4:37promiser. Okay? It must move from the
4:39promiser or any other person. It may be
4:42from past, present, or future. Anything
4:44it might be there. It should be lawful.
4:46It should be real, not imaginary. And it
4:49should be having the adequate, but not
4:51have some value.
4:53These are the values for the essential
4:54features for this particular
4:56consideration. Question number What is
4:58the importance of this consideration
4:59means in an agreement it is legally
5:01enforceable. It will have the legal
5:03obligation and it will have the
5:05prevention of the unnecessary claims.
5:07So, therefore consideration is one of
5:09the main important element in a valid
5:11contract. Without an agreement, without
5:13a consideration, an agreement is cut and
5:15certain to be void. Okay? If agreement
5:18is done means compulsory there should be
5:20a consideration. Okay? So, that is about
5:23the second question. Third question from
5:25unit number one is about the void
5:27agreement. Void agreement is nothing
5:29about according to the Indian Contract
5:31Act 1872, a void agreement is an
5:34agreement that is not enforceable by
5:37law. Means the the agreement which is
5:40not enforceable by law, which it is not
5:43it creates no legal rights and
5:45obligations between the parties, that
5:47will be considered as a void agreement,
5:50okay? This void agreement will create a
5:52no legal rights or obligations without
5:56between the parties, okay? What are the
5:58features we are having in this void
5:59agreement means it will be no legal
6:02effect. It has no legal effect will be
6:04there. It cannot be enforced to in the
6:06form of law. It does not create any
6:08legal obligations and it may avoid from
6:11the beginning, okay? So, these four
6:14These four are the features of a void
6:16agreement. Then what is the examples for
6:18this means? An agreement should be with
6:20the minor and it should be without any
6:22consideration. It should not have
6:24agreement which should not have the
6:25unlawful or illegal purposes and
6:28agreement in restraint of marriage or
6:30trade. So, these are the examples. So,
6:33overall conclusion is nothing about a
6:34void agreement has no legal rights.
6:37Therefore,
6:38the parties cannot claim the legal
6:40remedy, okay? So, that's about the void
6:42agreement. In the second unit, the first
6:44important question is about the caveat
6:46emptor. A caveat emptor is nothing about
6:48a Latin word, which it is means let
6:50buyer behave, okay? So, basically it is
6:53a fundamental principle under sales
6:55goods act 1930. So, according to this
6:58principle,
6:59a buyer should examine the goods
7:01carefully before purchasing them. If the
7:04goods are not suitable for the buyer
7:05purpose, the seller is generally not
7:08responsible, okay? So, this is about the
7:12caveat emptor. It is nothing about let
7:14the buyer behave. Before purchasing
7:16anything, the buyer should be very
7:18careful about the goods what he was they
7:20were buying, okay? So, therefore, the
7:23seller is not responsible for further
7:24any things, okay? At what are
7:26circumstances this will be exempted
7:28means fitness for buyer purpose. That
7:30means if a buyer informs a seller about
7:32the purpose of the goods or relies on
7:34the seller skill, the seller must supply
7:36suitable goods. If you are depending on
7:39the seller, seller will supply the
7:40suitable goods. Next one, merchantable
7:42quality. Merchantable quality is nothing
7:44about goods purchased by description
7:46from the dealer must be merchant
7:48quality. Next one, sale by sample. The
7:51bulk of goods must correspond with the
7:54sample down. And next one, my sale by
7:57description. Goods Goods must match the
8:00description
8:01given by the seller. And fraud and
8:03misrepresentation, if the seller
8:04conceals any defects or giving the false
8:08information, that time caveat emptor
8:10does not apply. Okay. So, what is the
8:12conclusion you can write it over here?
8:14It protects the seller. It protects the
8:16seller, but the law also protects the
8:18buyer also in certain situations where
8:21the seller is dishonest or breaches
8:23these conditions and warranties will be
8:25implied. So, both seller and buyer, for
8:28both this caveat emptor will be helpful
8:30and it both are for them it is a asset
8:33only. Okay.
8:37Next one, my differences between sale
8:39and agreement to sell. Sale is nothing
8:41about a contract of the ownership.
8:44Immediately we can transfer the goods
8:45and services to the other, but agreement
8:48to sell is a contract where transfer of
8:49ownership will take a future date. Okay,
8:52it will take a future date for the
8:53fulfillment of the certain conditions.
8:55So, what is the differences you can
8:56write it here? So, sale is nothing about
8:58the ownership immediately it will have
9:00in the future. It will create immediate
9:01rights. It will create a future rights.
9:03It will have the the risk passes. It
9:05will have the risk remains with the
9:07seller until the ownership is passing.
9:09It is executed contract. It is executory
9:12contract. Buyer becomes the owner. Buyer
9:14becomes the owner later, not now. Okay.
9:17So, like that four to five differences
9:19if you are writing for the four marks,
9:21this that will be more than enough. What
9:23is the conclusion you can write it over
9:24here means? A sale transform ownership
9:27immediately whereas agreement to sell
9:29creates only a future promise to
9:31transfer ownership. That is the part you
9:33need to write it over here is the this
9:36conclusion. Third question from unit
9:38number two, differences uh the define
9:40consumer under Consumer Protection Act,
9:43okay? So, according to the Consumer
9:44Protection Act, who is a consumer? So,
9:46Consumer Protection Act 2019, a consumer
9:49is a person who buys any goods or hires
9:51or avails or any services from the
9:53consideration. The consideration may be
9:55paid, partly paid, promised, or payable
9:58in installments, okay? So, that is about
10:01the Consumer Protection Act 2019, but
10:03who is a consumer?
10:05Consumer is nothing about a personal use
10:07who purchases the goods for the personal
10:09use, who purchases or who hires the
10:11services for the consideration, who uses
10:13the goods and services by the personal
10:16approval, okay? So, that time we will
10:18consider it as a consumer. When we will
10:20not consider it as a consumer means if a
10:22purchase only of the goods for the
10:24resale, if you are purchasing the goods
10:26for the resale, you are not a consumer.
10:28If a person purchasing goods for the
10:30commercial purpose except for the like
10:32self-employment like that. So,
10:35that time also we will not consider them
10:37as a
10:39consumer, okay? That time that time also
10:41it will not considered as a consumer,
10:43okay? So, these two questions. And what
10:46are the rights we are having means right
10:48to information, right to safety, right
10:50to choose, right to be heard, right to
10:52seek redressal, like a long whatever we
10:54have discussed no, short also we have
10:56discussed the same thing. This is the
10:58conclusion ma. The Consumer Protection
11:00Act 2019 safeguards the consumer from
11:03unfair trade practices and ensures the
11:06right to be protected, okay?
11:09So, like this you need to write the
11:11answer. Then what is meant by product
11:13liability? Product liability is nothing
11:14about a responsibility of a manager,
11:17sorry, responsibility of a manufacturer,
11:19responsibility of a seller or a service
11:21provider to compensate consumer from the
11:23loss or injury or damage to a defective
11:27product or a defective service. So, this
11:29is law is introduced under the section
11:32consumer protection act 2019. [music]
11:35So product liability is also one of the
11:37main important four marks question. What
11:38are the grounds you will have it here
11:40means manufacturing defects will be
11:41there, design defect will be there, poor
11:43quality will be there and poor proper
11:46instructions and warnings failure is
11:48there and deficiency in service related
11:51of the product is also one of the main
11:53ground for the product liability. What
11:55are the what are the persons liable?
11:57Okay, manufacturer, product seller and
11:59product service provider are the persons
12:01who is liable for these things. Okay.
12:04Next, what are the remedies we can use
12:06it here means compensation for the loss,
12:08replacement of the defective goods,
12:10return
12:11like refund of the amount and removal of
12:13the defects. These are the four remedies
12:15we can get it here in the product
12:17liability. So product liability is
12:19nothing about a manufacturer and sellers
12:21maintain the quality to compensate the
12:24consumers from the losses caused by the
12:26defective products or defective goods.
12:29For that case
12:31whatever the quality standards they are
12:33maintaining that is called product
12:34liability. Clear? Now unit number three,
12:37ma. Unit number three first important
12:39question is about the patent. Patent
12:42Patent is nothing about a legal right.
12:44Okay, patent is nothing about a legal
12:47right which is granted by the
12:48government. Okay, for the new
12:50inventions. Okay. So uh if it gives the
12:54inventors to make the
12:56uh right to make, right to use, right to
12:58sell, right to give the license or
13:00anything for the limited period of time.
13:02So if you are a new inventor and you are
13:05getting a patent right at that time you
13:07will have a for a limited period of time
13:09you will have this right. So right to
13:11use, right to sell
13:13everything you will have for this
13:15patents. So that is the meaning of the
13:17patent, ma. Okay.
13:19Then what is the features for here
13:20means? First one it will granted only
13:22for the uh inventions. Okay. Second one
13:26it will be considered for the It
13:28protects the inventors inventions or
13:30inventors from the unauthorized users.
13:33Valid only for the 20 years or from the
13:35date of filing. It encourages the
13:37innovation and it can be transferred to
13:39license to the other persons also. What
13:41is the importance we are having means it
13:43will protect the inven- investors life.
13:45It will prevent from the copying. It
13:47will promote the research and it will
13:48have the commercial value also. Okay,
13:51what is the conclusion you can write it
13:52over here means a patent is nothing
13:54about protection to the inventors and it
13:57will encourage us technology and by
14:00rewarding the innovations. So, like this
14:01you need to write about the
14:03answer for the four marks, ma.
14:05Generally, generally you can write it by
14:07your own. Don't by heart the answers.
14:09Don't butty Don't buttyfy the answers,
14:12okay? Try to understand the concept. Try
14:14to write it by your own. That will be
14:16okay. Second important question from
14:18unit number three is about a copyright,
14:20ma. So, copyright
14:22is a legal right. Okay, basically it is
14:24a given to a creator of an original like
14:27a musical, artistic, literary
14:30Sorry, literally, dramatical works,
14:32everything. Okay, films, everything it
14:34might be. So, it protects the expression
14:37of ideas from the unauthorized copying.
14:39Okay, that is called copyright. So,
14:41copyright will give the protection to
14:43the creative works. It will right to
14:45reproduce and publish the work. It it
14:46can be sold, licensed and transferred.
14:48It will have the prevention of copying
14:51from the unauthorized users. Okay? It
14:53exists automatically. What is the
14:55importance we are having in this
14:56copyright means it will protect the
14:57creators from privacy. It will encourage
15:00us the creativity. It will give the
15:01financial benefits to the authors also.
15:04So, therefore the conclusion will be
15:05copyright state safeguards will
15:08intellects the parts of the creator, ma.
15:10Okay, it will promote the creativity in
15:12the society. Okay? Next one, ma. Sec-
15:15third important question from the third
15:17unit is trademark. Trademark is nothing
15:19about a trade or a symbol or a logo or a
15:21design or a word, anything it might be.
15:24So, that will be a service from one
15:26business from the another business. It
15:27will be different. Your different name
15:30will be there for your business. I will
15:32be having some different name. Your Your
15:34business will have the separate logo and
15:36my business will have the separate logo.
15:38Like that, it is a name or a symbol or a
15:40logo or a design, anything it might be.
15:42So, that is called trademark. What is
15:43the
15:44features we are having in this trademark
15:46means it will identify the goods and
15:48services. It will create a brand
15:50recognition. It will have the legal
15:51protection and it will give the reward
15:54periodically. It will prevent the misuse
15:56from the competitors. Okay. So, what is
15:59the importance for this thing means
16:01trademark means it will protect the
16:02business reputation. It will
16:03It will build the customer confidence
16:06and it will be helpful for the
16:07advertisement as well as the marketing
16:09also. So, a trademark is a valuable
16:11business asset, ma. So, it will gives
16:13the business and it will It will protect
16:16the goodwill of a business also. So,
16:19very important answer and you can draw
16:21the logos of like Amazon, anything logos
16:24also you can draw it over there. Okay.
16:26So, fourth one, ma, trade secrets. So,
16:28trade secret is nothing about a
16:30confidential business information where
16:32it will give the advantage to the
16:33business. So, it is not disclosed in the
16:35public. Okay. So, what is the examples?
16:39For example, a trade secret is a
16:40Coca-Cola formula.
16:42A customer list, manufacturing process,
16:45making strategies. So, these are the
16:47things we are having here. This is very
16:49important. Definitely, you need to
16:51understand that. Okay. Next, what is the
16:53features we are having means information
16:55must be secret. It should give the
16:57economic value to the business. It
16:58should be protected through
16:59confidentiality and no registration is
17:02required for this. So, what is the
17:04importance for this trade secret means
17:05it will protect the confidential
17:07information. It will give the business
17:08competitiveness and it will prevent
17:10unfair competition also. So, therefore,
17:13trade secrets will be helpful for the
17:14business to protect valuable
17:17confident information maintaining that
17:19advantage also. Clear? So like this you
17:22need to write about the answer for four
17:23marks for the trade secrets ma. Next
17:25unit number four, first important
17:27question we have discussed about the
17:29company. So company according to the
17:31companies act 2013 a company is nothing
17:33about a artificial person, okay, which
17:36is incorporated under the law. It is
17:38incorporated under the act. It so it is
17:41having the separate legal entity for the
17:43perpetual succession and with a common
17:46seal. So what is the characteristics
17:48we'll have means first one separate
17:49legal entity will have the laws and
17:51everything will be separate legal entity
17:53will be there. Perpetual succession will
17:55be there even if a
17:56even if a humans die also but company
17:59still have the existence and it will
18:02have the limited liability and separate
18:04property will be there and it is a
18:05artificial person. What is the
18:07advantages of this company means it is
18:09having the transfer of easy shares,
18:11large capital can be raised and
18:13professional management also can be done
18:15with this. Okay, what is the conclusion
18:17you are here? A company is more suitable
18:19for the business organization for the
18:21large scale business activities. Okay?
18:24Second question ma MOA memorandum of
18:26association. Memorandum of association
18:28is nothing about a fundamental document
18:30of a company. Okay, it defines the goals
18:33and powers of a company. Okay? So here
18:36you will have the contents ma so there
18:37are six contents name clause, register
18:39office clause, object clause, liability
18:42clause, capital clause, subscription
18:44clause. Okay, this six contents you need
18:46to write it and what is the importance
18:48you are having in this MOA means it will
18:50define the company activities, it will
18:52protect the shareholders and it will
18:54give the and it will guide the
18:55management.
18:57Okay, what is the conclusion you can
18:59write it over here that MOA act as a
19:01constitution of the company where it
19:03will determine the power and functions
19:05of the companies. Okay? So third
19:08question from unit number four is
19:10articles of association. Articles of
19:12association is nothing about the
19:14internal rules and regulations of a
19:15company, management of a company.
19:18Internally, what are the rules and
19:19regulations we are having? That will be
19:21considered as the articles of
19:22association. What is the contents you
19:24are having means issue of shares,
19:27meetings, directors powers, dividend
19:29policy, voting rights. So, these are the
19:31contents you are having in articles of
19:33association. Why it is having the
19:35importance means it will have the
19:36internal management. It will defines the
19:39duties of director. It will protect the
19:41shareholders interest also. So,
19:43therefore, the articles of association
19:45ensures the smooth administration and
19:48effective management of a company also.
19:51Clear, ma? So, last question from unit
19:53number four is prospectus. Prospectus is
19:56nothing about a legal document where it
19:57is issued by a public company. Public
20:00company inviting subscription to the
20:03shareholders or shares or debentures.
20:06So, that is called prospectus. It is a
20:08legal document. What is the
20:11contents we are having in this means
20:12company details should be there, its
20:14goals should be there, capital structure
20:16should be there, financial information
20:18should be there, and what are the risk
20:20factors you are having also, it should
20:21be considered in that, okay? So, what is
20:23the importance we are having here means
20:25it will give a it will give the complete
20:28information to the investors. It will be
20:30helpful for the investor to make the
20:31decisions. It will ensure the
20:33transparency also. So, what is the
20:35conclusion? A prospectus provides the
20:37investors by providing the accurate
20:40information before they invest anything,
20:43okay? So, this is the questions about
20:45the until unit number four. Now, last
20:49unit, unit number five, ma. First
20:51important question is about the
20:52insolvency. Insolvency is nothing about
20:55a financial condition where one person
20:58or a company is unable to pay debts.
21:01That time, this will become the due,
21:04okay? If you are unable to pay your
21:05losses, if you are unable to pay your
21:07debts means that type of financial
21:09condition is called insolvency. So, what
21:12is the features we are having? It will
21:13be inability to repay your debts. It
21:15will have the financial distress. It
21:17will have the legal proceedings. And it
21:19can affect your companies or individuals
21:21also. What is the importance for this?
21:24Means it will protect the creditors. It
21:26will ensure the financial settlement of
21:28your debts. And it will be helpful to
21:29revive your financial distressed
21:31companies. So, therefore, this
21:33insolvency will give you the financial
21:35failure and it will have the IBC 2016
21:39also. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
21:412016. Second question, now what is meant
21:43by bankruptcy? Bankruptcy is nothing
21:45about a legal declaration where an
21:48individual is unable to pay repay your
21:50debts. That time, contemporary court
21:53will under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy
21:55Code 2016. Okay, it is declared by a
21:57competent court. Okay, what is the
21:59features we are having? Means it is
22:01having the legal proceeding. It will
22:03asset may be distributed to the among
22:04the creditors. It will have mainly
22:06applicable to the individuals. It will
22:09be provides relief from the unmanageable
22:11debts also. What is the importance we
22:13are having? Means it will protect the
22:15debtors and creditors. It will ensure
22:17the fair discrimination fair
22:18distribution of your assets. It will
22:20provide the equal opportunities. Okay?
22:23So,
22:24this Bankruptcy Code is a legal process
22:26for solving your debts in the individual
22:28who cannot repay your liabilities.
22:31Clear? So, next question, winding up of
22:33a company. Winding up of a company is
22:35nothing about legal process of closing a
22:37company. Okay? Before closing a company,
22:40company's assets you need to clear. You
22:42need to pay your liabilities and you
22:44need to distribute all your remaining
22:46assets and among shareholders,
22:47everything you need to clear. So,
22:49winding up of a company modes means
22:51compulsory winding up of a tribunal
22:53NCLT.
22:54Okay? NCLT is nothing about compulsory
22:57winding up by the tribunal. Second one
22:59is voluntary winding up. Voluntary
23:01winding up is nothing about under the
23:02applicable law.
23:04So, importance means settle it will
23:06settle all the liabilities of the
23:07company. It will protect the
23:09integrators. It will bring the company's
23:10existence into end. What is the
23:12conclusion? Winding Winding up is a
23:15final stage of a life of a company and
23:17ensures orderly closure of its affairs.
23:20Okay?
23:22Now, the last question unit number five,
23:24fourth question. CIRP, corporate
23:27insolvency
23:28resolution process. What is the CIRP
23:31means? It is a procedure under
23:32insolvency and bankruptcy code 2016
23:35where insolvency of corporate entities
23:37will be having the specific time. What
23:39is the features we are having means? It
23:41will be initiated by the NCLT and it
23:44will be managed by the insolvency
23:46professionals. It will have the
23:47committee of creditors and it will be
23:49aims to review the company. Okay? So,
23:52what is the importance we are having in
23:54this means? It will maximize the company
23:56assets. It will provide the creditors
23:58interest and it will enable
24:00business revival also. Okay? So, what is
24:04the conclusion? CIRP provides a
24:06structured and efficient mechanism to
24:09resolve corporate insolvency while bank
24:12like you're balancing your interest of a
24:14shareholders along with that. Okay? So,
24:16that's it about the short questions, all
24:19unit questions I have explained. It is
24:21not about by harding the answers. It is
24:23all about understanding the answers.
24:25Okay? When you are perfect with the long
24:27questions, automatically you can able to
24:29attend the short questions also. Okay?
24:32So, this PDF is available in our
24:33Telegram group for free of cost. Still,
24:36if you're having any further doubts, do
24:37let me know in the comment section and
24:40all the very best for your examination
24:41as well as your preparation in our
24:43channel. Part A explanation just now I'm
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24:47there. Epic video is there. Paper
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25:03Top 10 questions also is there. The 10
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25:07200% you can able to pass in this
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