Exam Details

Subject corporate regulations
Paper
Exam / Course ll.m. in corporate & securities laws
Department
Organization acharya nagarjuna university-distance education
Position
Exam Date May, 2017
City, State new delhi, new delhi


Question Paper

Total No. of Questions 10] [Total No. of Pages 01
LL.M. DEGREE EXAMINATION, MAY 2017
Second Year
CORPORATE AND SECURITIES LAW
Corporate Regulations
Time 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 70
Answer Any 5 Questions
ALL questions carry equal marks
Q1) Explain the constitutional perspectives which are invoked by the state to
regulate the corporate governance?
Q2) Elaborate the provisions of industries (Development and Regulation) Act 1951
in the light of liberalized process.
Q3) What are the recommendations made by the SEBI Committee that requires the
audit committee of every publicly listed company to mandatorily review the
information in various aspects?
Q4) Write an elaborate note on the existing Foreign Trade Policy resolution with
special reference to Indian new economic policy?
Q5) What are the objectives and goals of MRTP Act? How does it propose to
achieve these goals according to the Act? Can it be possible through the present
Indian Competition Act?
Q6) Write a note on Securities Exchange Board of India to improve the corporate
governance standards in and outside India.
Q7) Briefly give a note on Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 and explain
how it differs from FERA in objectives point of view?
Q8) What are the norms prescribed by RBI to regulate NBFC and analyze the effect
of demonetization on Non Banking Finance Companies.
Q9) Explain the changes made in the Insurance Sector in India in view of the IRDA
Act 1999.
Q10) What are the provisions of RBI (Amendment) Act, 1997 relating to corporate
sector with in and outside India?


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Subjects

  • (paper-iii): company management
  • administration of company law
  • corporate regulations
  • general principles of company law - i
  • general principles of company law - ii
  • jurisprudence
  • research methodology
  • securities law & investor protection