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Chapter 6: Joint Stock Company — Online MCQ Test

COMMERCE · CLASS 11th · Tamil Nadu State Board
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Chapter 6: Joint Stock Company — Important Questions & Answers

Which document is considered the 'Charter' or 'Constitution' of a Joint Stock Company?
  • A. Prospectus
  • B. Memorandum of Association
  • C. Articles of Association
  • D. Certificate of Incorporation
Answer: B. Memorandum of Association
The Memorandum of Association defines the fundamental conditions and scope of the company's activities.
What is the minimum number of members required to form a Public Limited Company?
  • A. 2
  • B. 5
  • C. 7
  • D. 50
Answer: C. 7
According to the Companies Act, a public company requires at least 7 members for its formation.
Which document contains the rules and regulations for the internal management of a company?
  • A. Memorandum of Association
  • B. Prospectus
  • C. Articles of Association
  • D. Certificate of Commencement
Answer: C. Articles of Association
The Articles of Association define the internal management policies and governance of the company.
If a company acts beyond the powers defined in its Memorandum of Association, such acts are called:
  • A. Ultra Vires
  • B. Intra Vires
  • C. Inter Vires
  • D. Ex Post Facto
Answer: A. Ultra Vires
Acts performed by a company that fall outside the scope of its object clause are termed Ultra Vires and are void.
A company is formed by seven people who all pass away in an accident. What happens to the company?
  • A. The company is dissolved immediately
  • B. The company continues to exist
  • C. The legal heirs automatically become directors
  • D. The government takes over the assets
Answer: B. The company continues to exist
Due to perpetual succession, the legal existence of a company remains unaffected by the death of its shareholders.