Top 150+ Solved Industrial and Company Law MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. The companies incorporated under a special charter by a monarch are:

a. Chartered companies

b. Registered companies

c. Statutory companies

d. incorporated companies

  • a. Chartered companies

Q. When a company has control over another company it is known as:

a. Controlled company

b. Subsidiary company

c. Holding company

d. None of the above

  • c. Holding company

Q. The fundamental conditions upon which alone the company is allowed to be incorporated is contained in:

a. Articles of association

b. Memorandum of Association

c. Certificate of incorporation

d. Certificate of commencement of business

  • b. Memorandum of Association

Q. A document which shows that a company has borrowed a certain sum of money is:

a. Articles of association

b. Memorandum of Association

c. Certificate of incorporation

d. Prospectus

  • d. Prospectus

Q. The maximum amount which a company is authorised to raise by issue of shares and upon which it pays the stamp and registration fee is :

a. Issued capital

b. Called up capital

c. Subscribed capital

d. Nominal or registered capital

  • d. Nominal or registered capital

Q. Who can be members of a company?

a. Minor

b. Partnership firms

c. Trustees

d. Hindu undivided families

  • d. Hindu undivided families

Q. Companies that have implied powers to borrow, even without any specific power to do so in their memorandum or articles are:

a. Private companies

b. Public companies

c. Non trading companies

d. Trading companies

  • d. Trading companies

Q. Debentures that are not negotiable instruments are:

a. Registered debentures

b. Bearer Debentures

c. Redeemable debentures

d. Secured debentures

  • a. Registered debentures

Q. The number of members of a private Company is limited to

a. 100

b. 150

c. 200

d. 250

  • c. 200

Q. A subsidiary company can be a member of the holding company also.

a. True

b. False

c. undefined

d. either (a) or (b)

  • b. False

Q. An instrument which retain debt character and cannot be converted into equity shares

a. Non Convertible Debentures

b. Fully Convertible Debentures

c. Partly Convertible debentures

d. Secured Debentures

  • a. Non Convertible Debentures

Q. A borrowing made by a company from a particular bank/financial institution.

a. Secured Borrowing

b. Bilateral borrowing

c. Private borrowing

d. Public borrowing

  • b. Bilateral borrowing
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