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Posted Date: 06 Dec 2008 Posted By: tamil Member Level: Gold
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2007 Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University B.Com. Law And Practice CA - 208 May 2007 Question paper
B.Com. Law And Practice CA - 208 May 2007
Time : Three hours Maximum : 100 marks
SECTION A — (5 ? 8 = 40 marks)
Answer any FIVE of the following questions.
1. What are the advantages of unit banking?
2. Explain the role of commercial banks in the Indian money market.
3. Bring out clearly the difference between right off set off and banker's lien.
4. State the features of Fixed Deposit Receipt. What is the position of a customer in case of Fixed Deposit Receipt?
5. Describe the privileges of a Holder in due course.
6. State the significance of ‘Account Payee’ crossing and ‘Not Negotiable Crossing’.
7. ‘‘Entries made in the Passbook by the banker constitute an unquestionable record of transactions between banker and customer'’. Discuss this statement.
8. What are the different forms of advances?
SECTION B — (4 ? 15 = 60 marks)
Answer any FOUR of the following.
9. Describe the credit control measures of a central bank.
10. Discuss the role played by private sector banks in the economic development of India.
11. Explain the different components of a money market and their function.
12. Discuss the general relationship between a banker and his customer. Illustrate your answer with reference to a current account and a loan account.
13. Describe the precautions a banker should take while opening account in the name of a Joint stock company.
14. Explain the different kinds of endorsements with examples.
15. Under what circumstances is a banker justified in refusing payment of cheques drawn upon him? What risks does he run in case of unjustified dishonour?
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