In Britian “Corn Laws” means
A) Prevented the import of cheaper food
B) Import of corn
C) Export of corn
D) None of these
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Laws that are important and obligatory in nature are called customary law.
Laws that are important and obligatory in nature are called enacted law.
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Justify the following statement: A secretarial Audit is required under the laws.
It is an audit that checks the compliance of various legislation including the Companies Act, other Corporate Acts, and economic laws. It aims at detecting errors and mistakes in the compliance...
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Caste discrimination exists in India despite special laws.
Despite legislation caste discrimination and caste-based crimes persist throughout India. Scheduled Castes (SC), have been the victims of the Hindu caste system for centuries. They are subjected to numerous forms...
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i. Consideration means the letter should be in a logical sequence. ii. Completeness means the use of minimum words.
i. Coherence means the letter should be in a logical sequence. ii. Conciseness means the use of minimum words. iii. Salutation contains greetings to the reader of the letter.
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i. Administration of Companies Act and other laws related to corporate world is the responsibility of ________
i. MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs) ii. ROC (Registrar of Companies) iii. NCLT (National Company Law Tribunal) iv. NCLAT (National Company Law Appellate Tribunal)
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Are there any situations in which we cannot apply Newton’s laws of motion? Is there any alternative for it?
1. Limitation : Newton’s laws of motion cannot be applied for objects moving in non-inertial (accelerated) frame of reference. Alternative solution : For non-inertial (accelerated) frame of reference, pseudo force needs to...
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(I) Kepler derived the laws of planetary motion. (II) Newton provided the reason behind the laws of planetary motion.
Correct option is: (B) (II) is correct.
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The supporters of corn-laws in England were members of
A) Parliament and Manufacturers
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‘Corn laws’ of Britain were more against the benefits of:
B) Working population
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Rajaiah harvested corn plants in one row and wheat in another row in his crop field.
C) Selective harvesting
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