| Pokhara University | |
| Level: Bachelor | Year: 2024 |
| Programme: BBA/BBA-TT/BCIS | Full Marks: 100 |
| Course: Legal Aspects of Business and Technology | Pass Marks: 45 |
| Semester: VI | Time: 3 hrs. |
Legal Aspects of Business & Technology Questions
Section “A”
Very Short Answer Questions
1. What is precedent?
2. When a contract is called a voidable contract?
3. Give two differences between Bailment and Pledge.
4. How the sale and agreement to sale are different?
5. List out any four basic sources of law.
6. Compare public and private company.
7. What is procedural law?
8. What are the essential elements of a valid contract?
9. Define the concept of legal personality.
10. Who is the principal in agency contract?
Section “B”
Descriptive Answer Questions
11. Discuss the changing dimension of the legal environment of Nepal.
12. What is breach of contract? Suggest the remedies for the breach of contract.
13. Ramesh purchased a mobile from Word Vision Co. Ltd. The company gave warranty on the mobile device upon the manufacturing defective of touchscreen, which cannot be properly repaired. Ramesh while traveling in bus, slipped his mobile from his hand, due to which it damaged the touchscreen of mobile. Can Ramesh claim a warranty? If yes, what are the conditions for the warranty?
14. Explain about the concept of arbitration. What are the qualifications and authorities of an Arbitrator?
15. Discuss the major provisions of the Industrial Enterprise ACT-2073.
16. How the intellectual property is different from other general property? Explain its offering two significant examples.
17. How does law related to the transfer of technology create business opportunities in the context of Nepal?
Section “C”
Case Analysis
Goldmines Diagnostic Pvt. Ltd. is a renowned company for the supply of medical equipment, they have a good reputation, resources, and manpower in the field of medical supplies. Mr. Chandra, owner of Reliance Suppliers entered into a contract with the Goldmines Diagnostic to purchase ECG machines and Defibrillators worth NRS. 500,000 by 1st June 2024. On the due date, Goldmines Diagnostic was unable to deliver the equipment and promised to supply it on 15th June 2024, Mr. Chandra rejected it and purchased the equipment from the other local vendor spending NRS. 700,000.
He then, approached Dr. Sandesh, director of the nursing home, on 5th June 2024 but the Director already acquired the items from another vendor, as Mr. Chandra was not able to deliver the medical equipment on 1st, June 2024. Dr. Sandesh, Director of a nursing home, alleged that Mr. Chandra breached the written contract and claimed NRS. 200,000 as a compensation from Mr. Chandra, which was denied by Mr. Chandra.
Questions:
a) State the number of contracts made in the case. [4]
b) Identify the breach of contract there. [4]
c) Enlist the types of remedies for this breach of contract. [4]
d) Do you think Mr. Chandra is bound to pay the Nrs. 200,000 to Dr. Sandesh? If yes, can Mr, Chandra claim the same amount from Goldmines Diagnostic Pvt. Ltd.? [4]
e) If court declared, Mr. Chandra as an insolvent at the due date, what would be the status of the contract? [4]