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Formation of an Agreement & Intention to Create Legal Relationship PART 1: Introduction सबसे ज्यादा डर किस बात से लगता है? Sections (2(h), 2(e), 2(b), 31–36) देखकर लगता है बहुत ratta मारना पड़ेगा Legal words जैसे agreement, obligation, contingent contract confusing लगते हैं “All agreements are not contracts” – ये line confuse करती है Case laws जैसे Balfour v. Balfour डराते हैं Rules of contingent contract बहुत technical लगते हैं 👉 Reality क्या है? पूरा chapter सिर्फ 3 चीजों पर based है: Offer + Acceptance = Agreement Agreement + Legal enforceability = Contract Intention to create legal relation = MUST 👉 बाकी सब बस examples और situations हैं। ✔ Sections याद नहीं रखने – logic समझो ✔ Case law = सिर्फ concept समझने के लिए ✔ Contingent contract = “future uncerta...

Inventory Control Formulas 1. Total Cost Total Cost = Buying Cost + Carrying Cost + Ordering Cost 2. Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) $$ EOQ = \sqrt{\frac{2AO}{C}} $$ 9. Average Stock Level $$ \frac{Maximum\ Level + Minimum\ Level}{2} $$ or $$ Minimum\ Level + \frac{1}{2} \times EOQ $$ 12. Inventory Turnover Ratio $$ \frac{Raw\ Material\ Consumed}{Average\ Stock} $$ 13. Inventory Turnover Period $$ \frac{365}{Inventory\ Turnover\ Ratio} $$ 16. Total Carrying Cost $$ Carrying\ Cost\ Per\ Unit \times \frac{EOQ}{2} $$

  1. Under which Act is a company defined in India? a) Indian Contract Act, 1872 b) Companies Act, 2013 c) Partnership Act, 1932 d) Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 Answer: b) Companies Act, 2013 2. Section 2(20) of the Companies Act, 2013 defines a company as: a) A body corporate registered abroad b) Company formed and registered under this Act or an existing company c) Sole proprietorship d) A voluntary association of individuals Answer: b) Company formed and registered under this Act or an existing company 3. What does "existing company" mean under the Companies Act, 2013? a) A company formed today b) A company registered under any of the former Companies Acts c) A government undertaking d) A partnership firm Answer: b) A company registered under any of the former Companies Acts 4. A company is an example of which type of person? a) Natural person b) Artificial person c) Illegal person d) Cooperative person Answer: b) Artificial person 5. Which characteristic of a c...

Topic: Fundamentals of Finance Key Terms: 1. Finance 2. Financial Management 3. Corporate Finance Main Points: 1. Definition of Finance 2. Scope of Finance 3. Importance of Financial Management Sub-Points: 1.1. Definition of Finance: * "The science of money" * Studies principles and methods of obtaining control of money 1.2. Scope of Finance: * Interconnected with other economic forces * Difficulty in appreciating its role 2.1. Importance of Financial Management: * Concerned with planning and controlling financial resources * Application of managerial principles to financial decision-making Finance : Howard and Upton Administrative area for arranging cash and credit Financial Management : Weston and Brigham Area of financial decision-making, harmonizing individual motives and enterprise goals | Financial Management : Van Horne   Acquisition, financing, and management of assets with overall goal in mind Important Notes: - Financial management involves procurement and effectiv...