CA Foundation: The Companies Act 2013 0 Created on September 28, 2023 By adminCh 5 The Companies Act 2013 Quiz 1 1 / 10In which case the principle of corporate veil was ignored by the courts: Determination of character of the company For protection of revenue of the Government For prevention of fraud or improper conduct All of these 2 / 10A company is incorporated in India, but all its members are the Americans. Such company is: An Indian company An American company An illegal association A government company 3 / 10A company cannot be treated as a citizen, yet it has its: Nationality Domicile Residence All of these 4 / 10Acts done by a company ‘beyond its powers’ are termed: Intra vires illegal ultra vires none of these. 5 / 10Under the Registered office clause, a company has to give the name of the: Town Village District State 6 / 10How many fundamentals clauses are contained in the Memorandum of a company? 4 5 6 7 7 / 10Which of the following tables in Schedule I of the Act does not contain any prescribed form of Memorandum? F B E D 8 / 10Which of the following is called the charter of a company? Prospectus Articles of Association Memorandum Certificate of Incorporation 9 / 10The regulations contained in which of the following Tables are also called ‘articles’: A B C None of these 10 / 10Articles of Association are the regulator of the behaviour of: Creditors Directors and officers Suppliers Outside public Your score isThe average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz 0 Created on September 28, 2023 By adminCh 5 The Companies Act 2013 Quiz 2 1 / 9Registration of Articles of Association is compulsory for which of the following companies: Unlimited companies Companies limited by guarantee Private companies limited by shares All of these 2 / 9Which of the following documents contains bye- laws that govern the internal management of a company: Memorandum Articles Prospectus All of these 3 / 9Articles of Association are subordinate to: Prospectus Board of Directors Memorandum and Companies Act None of these 4 / 9Under the doctrine or rule of ‘constructive notice’ which of the following persons are presumed to have read the Memorandum and the Articles: Members Directors Outsiders Officers of the company 5 / 9Memorandum and Articles of a company are: Private documents Public documents Government documents All of the above 6 / 9Which of the following is the necessary condition in case of the Articles of a company: Be printed Be divided into paragraphs numbered consecutively Be signed by each subscriber of the Memorandum All of these. 7 / 9The Articles of association must be signed by: All the directors All the promoters The auditors All the subscribers of the memorandum 8 / 9Which of the following companies may or may not frame (register) their articles of association Unlimited companies Private companies limited by shares Companies limited by guarantee None, all has to have its own articles. 9 / 9The benefit of the Doctrine of Indoor Management is available only to the: Directors Shareholders Officers of the company Outsiders Your score isThe average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz 0 Created on September 28, 2023 By adminCh 5 The Companies Act 2013 T/F Quiz 3 1 / 12The creditors of a company can sue its members for the debts of the company. True False 2 / 12If the members composing a company die or dissociate themselves from the company, such company gets annihilated along with. True False 3 / 12A company has its own distinct entity. True False 4 / 12‘Patel & Co.’ is a company in the eyes of the law. True False 5 / 12A Government company is that company of which all the share are held by the Government. True False 6 / 12A company that does not hold more than 50% of total share capital of another company, may still be a holding company of that another one. True False 7 / 12A company limited by guarantee cannot have share capital. True False 8 / 12A private company need not have its own Articles. True False 9 / 12A company being an artificial person cannot own property and cannot sue or be sued. True False 10 / 12A licenced company can be registered with limited liability without adding the word ‘Limited’ to its name. True False 11 / 12A ‘one-man company’ is a legal entity in the eyes of the law. True False 12 / 12Memorandum is the basic document facilitating the incorporation of a company. True False Your score isThe average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz 0 Created on September 28, 2023 By adminCh 5 The Companies Act 2013 T/F Quiz 4 1 / 12It is not necessary for a company to mention the actual address of its registered office in the Memorandum. True False 2 / 12The domicile and nationality of a company are determined on the basis of its registered office. True False 3 / 12Memorandum is subsidiary to articles. True False 4 / 12Articles are bye-laws for the general administration of a company. True False 5 / 12Articles are rules framed for governing the internal affairs of the company. True False 6 / 12The transactions ultras vires the Memorandum can be ratified by the unanimous consent of all the shareholders. True False 7 / 12The acts ultra vires the directors are null and void and therefore cannot be ratified by the shareholders. True False 8 / 12An outsider dealings with a company has a rights to assume that its internal management has no irregularity. True False 9 / 12An outsider dealing with a company is presumed to have knowledge of the provisions of its memorandum and articles. True False 10 / 12Memorandum and articles are public documents open to public inspection. True False 11 / 12Memorandum and articles bind the company to its members, and also each member to the company inter se. True False 12 / 12No form has been prescribed for the articles of companies in the Act. True False Your score isThe average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook VKontakte 0% Restart quiz