Name of the College : Shri Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Sanstha’s Kolhapur, Law College
Name of the University ; Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University
Degree :LL.M
Subject Code/Name : R7138 Facility Of Law-Business Law
Year : II
Semester : III
Document Type : Model Question Paper
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CODE NO. : R-7138 ,2013
FACILITY OF LAW
LL.M. (Second Year) (Third Semester) EXAMINATION
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October/NOVEMBER, 20 1 3
BUSINESS LAW
(Banking Law)
Time -Three Hours
‘Please check whether you have got the right question paper.”
N.B. :- (i) Attempt any Five questions.
(ii) All questions carry equal marks
(iii) The question paper will be assessed for 80 marks for semester pattern and 6O marks for annual pattern.
1. Discuss in brief the recent trends of Banking system in India.
2, Discuss the meaning and kinds of Negotiable Instruments.
3 *Nationalization of banks has) brought a radical change in the progress of banking sector.’ Discuss.
4. The Narsimham committee (1991)examined all aspects relating to the structure, organization, functions and procedures of the financial system. Discuss the findings and recommendations of the committee :
(o) On directed credit programme
(6) On directed investment
5. Discuss the evolution of ‘Central Bank’ and state the characteristics and functions of a central bank.
6. Define ‘Customer’ and discuss the nature and types of accounts.
7. Discuss the legal provisions relating to control of Reserve Bank of India over Non-banking companies.
8. Discuss-the law relating to banking companies in India in relation to controls by government and its agencies :
(a) On management;
(b) On accounts and audits
(c) Lending
9. write short notes on any two :
(a) Banker’s Lien
(b) Protection of depositors
(c) Default and recovery
(d) Holder and Holder in due course