Match the correct pairs.
Group “A”
Group “B”
a)
Sole proprietorship
1)
No legal status
b)
Joint stock company
2)
Partner
c)
Partnership Act
3)
1956
d)
Co-operative society
4)
1960
e)
Joint Hindu family firms
5)
One member one vote
6)
Karta
7)
Maximum business secrecy
8)
Common seal
9)
1932
10)
member
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Group “A”
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Group “B”
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a)
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Sole proprietorship
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1)
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No legal status
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b)
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Joint stock company
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2)
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Partner
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c)
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Partnership Act
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3)
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1956
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d)
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Co-operative society
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4)
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1960
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e)
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Joint Hindu family firms
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5)
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One member one vote
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6)
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Karta
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7)
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Maximum business secrecy
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8)
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Common seal
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9)
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1932
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10)
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member
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Group A
Group B
a)
Sole proprietorship
7)
Maximum business secrecy
b)
Joint stock company
8)
Common seal
c)
Partnership Act
9)
1932
d)
Co-operative society
5)
One member, one vote
e)
Joint Hindu family firms
6)
Karta
a. A sole trading concern ensures maximum business secrecy. All the information related to the business remains with the owner and it is up to him whether he wants to share the information with others or not. So, others cannot take undue advantage.
b. In 1956, the Indian Companies Act was enacted. It specifies the rules and regulations for companies.
c. The Indian Partnership Act was passed in 1932. As per the act, “partnership is the relation between the persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all”.
d. In a co-operative society, the principle of “one man, one vote” is followed. It means that one person can cast vote only once. This gives equal voting rights to all members of a co-operative society.
e. The head of a joint Hindu family business is called the Karta. He is the eldest male member of a joint Hindu family. He controls and manages the business and has unlimited liability.
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Group A
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Group B
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a)
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Sole proprietorship
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7)
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Maximum business secrecy
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b)
|
Joint stock company
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8)
|
Common seal
|
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c)
|
Partnership Act
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9)
|
1932
|
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d)
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Co-operative society
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5)
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One member, one vote
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e)
|
Joint Hindu family firms
|
6)
|
Karta
|
a. A sole trading concern ensures maximum business secrecy. All the information related to the business remains with the owner and it is up to him whether he wants to share the information with others or not. So, others cannot take undue advantage.
b. In 1956, the Indian Companies Act was enacted. It specifies the rules and regulations for companies.
c. The Indian Partnership Act was passed in 1932. As per the act, “partnership is the relation between the persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all”.
d. In a co-operative society, the principle of “one man, one vote” is followed. It means that one person can cast vote only once. This gives equal voting rights to all members of a co-operative society.
e. The head of a joint Hindu family business is called the Karta. He is the eldest male member of a joint Hindu family. He controls and manages the business and has unlimited liability.
