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This document provides an overview of various acts and laws relevant to the automobile sector and Volkswagen in India. It discusses key sections of acts such as the Companies Act 2013, Companies (Amendments) Act 2015, Consumer Protection Act, Sales of Goods Act, Indian Contract Act 1872, and Negotiable Instruments Act. Some highlights include definitions of a company and features like separate legal entity and limited liability. It also outlines objectives of consumer protection councils, essentials of a sales contract, and defines negotiable instruments as written documents that are transferable and entitle the holder to a certain sum of money.
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- 6. COMPANIES ACT 2013 • Section 2(20) of the Companies Act 2013, define the term ‘Company’ as following: • “Company means incorporated under this Act or under any previous company law.” FEATURES OF COMPANIES: • Separate Legal Entity • Perpetual Succession • Limited Liability • Artificial Legal Person • Common Seal
- 7. COMPANIES (AMENDMENTS)ACT 2015 • No Minimum Paid Up Capital • No Common Seal • No Dividend Unless Losses Set Of MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION ARTICLE OF ASSOCIATION
- 8. CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT • An Act to provide for better protection of the interests of consumers and for that purpose to make a provision for Tom. SINGNIFICANCE OF THE STATUTE CONSUMER PROTECTION COUNCIL OBJECTIVES OF CENTRAL COUNCIL • The objectives of the Central Council is to promote and to protect the rights of the consumers such as:- • Right to be protected • Right to be informed • Right to be assured • Right to be heard • Right to seek redressal • Right to consumer education.
- 9. SALES OF GOODS ACT 1. The law relating to sale and purchase of goods, prior to 1930 were dealt by the Indian Contract Act, 1872. In 1930, Sections 76 to 123 of the Contract Act was repealed and a separate Act known as the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 was passed.This act lays down special provisions governing the contract of sales of goods .The general law of contract is also applicable to the contracts for the sale of goods unless they are inconsistent with the express provisions of the Sale of Goods Act . 2. GENERAL MEANING OF CONTRACT OF SALE 3. DISTINCTION BETWEEN SALE AND AGREEMENT TO SELL BASIS SALE AGREEMENT TO SELL 4. ESSENTIALS OF CONTRACT OF SALE Two parties, Goods, Transfer of general property, Price, Essential elements of a valid contract
- 10. • CONDITIONS AND WARRANTIES MEANING OF CONDITION AND WARRANTY • WHEN CONDITION HAS TO BE TREATED AS WARRANTY
- 11. INDIAN CONTRACT ACT 1872 The Indian contract act 1872, defines the term ‘contract’ under it’s section 2(h) as “An agreement enforceable by law”. In other words, we can say of the land. The act is based on the principal of English common law. The act as enacted originally had 266 sections, it had wide scope and include:- 1. General principles of law of contract sections 01 to 75. 2. Contract relating to sale of goods sections 76 to 123 3. Special contracts – indemnity, guarantee, bailment, and pledge and agency sections 124 to 238.
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- 14. NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT ACT(CONTD) • There are three main main negotiable instruments we have :- • 1. Bill of exchange • 2. Promissory Note • 3. Cheque
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