| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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Act, 1956. Joint Hindu family business is a specific form of business organisation (ii) Liability: The liability of all found only in India. It is... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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Hindu Family. Features (v) Minor Members: The inclusion of an individual into the business The following points highlight the essential characteris... |
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| Class XI |
Chemistry |
Chemistry Part-I |
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increases the disorder total T∆Ssys– ∆Hsys> Ο of the surroundings and overall entropy change is positive which makes the reaction ▯ ▯ ▯H sys▯ T▯S s... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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cooperation: Since the business is is on the decline because of the run by the members of a family, there is a greater sense of loyalty towards one... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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to private gain. L H Haney Partnership is the relation which subsists between persons who have agreed to combine their property, labour or skill in... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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areas of expertise. if they so desire continue the business Because an individual is not forced to on the basis of a new agreement. handle differen... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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organisation suffers from the following limitations: (i) Ease of formation and closure: A partnership firm can be formed easily (i) Unlimited liab... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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the firm. These decisions of one partner are binding partners take actual part in carrying on other partners. Thus an unwise out business of the fi... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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firm, does not share its profit or losses friend of Seema who is a partner in a but is liable, like other partners, to the software firm —Simplex S... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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of a business carried on by them. As such a minor is incompetent to enter into a valid contract with others, he cannot become a partner in any firm... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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Classificationonthebasisofduration representation. In case he is not really a partner and wants to save (i) Partnership at will: This type of partn... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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business. the firm is optional. The existence of the firm is affected by the death, 2.4.3 Partnership Deed lunacy, insolvency or retirement of Apar... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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FORMS OF BUSINESS ORGANISATION 39 specifies the terms and conditions that (a) A partner of an unregistered firm govern the partnership is called th... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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of Firms. • Duration of partnership This application should be signed by It provides conclusive proof of the existence of a partnership firm. all t... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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can enter into liability is limited to the amount contracts and hold property in its name, sue and be sued by others. As a they contribute as capit... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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the Government in the form of the members as dividend in conformity low taxes, subsidies, and low interest with the bye-laws of the society. rates ... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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is of open discussions in the meetings given preference by certain members. of members as well as disclosure obligations as per the Societies Act (... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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Khera District Milk Cooperative Union (better known as Amul) expanded exponentially. It joined hands with other milk cooperatives, and the Gujarat ... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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to help small producers in selling their The aim of such societies is to protect products. The members consist the members from the exploitation of... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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as an of its members. Like natural persons, artificial person having a separate legal entity, perpetual succession and a company can own property, ... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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several legal requirements before it Suppose Akshay is a shareholder in a can start functioning. Incorporation company holding 2,000 shares of Rs.1... |
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| Class XI |
Chemistry |
Chemistry Part-I |
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∆H = ∆U + ∆n RT, can be found directly from the heat changes at constant pressure, g ∆H = q p There are varieties of enthalpy changes. Changes of p... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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working of the company. The The company form of organisation shareholders, however, do not have the offers a multitude of advantages, some right to... |
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| Class XI |
Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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knowledge of legal requirements and A company will continue to exist even if all the members die. It can be the procedures involved. As compared to... |
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Business Studies |
Business Studies |
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company is burdened Dissatisfied shareholders in such a with numerous restrictions in respect situation have no option but to sell of aspects inclu... |
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