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Sale of Goods Act is a part of Indian Contract Act Part II. Indian Contract II includes Special contract, sale of goods Act and Indian partnership Act. Here in this lesson we will only discuss section 7(Goods perishing before making of Contract) of Sale of Goods Act. Section 7 states that “ Where there is a contract for the sale of specific goods, the contract is void if the goods without the knowledge of the seller have, at the time when the contract was made perished or become so damaged as no longer to answer to their description in the contract ” Before going to the detailed discussion first we need to discuss about the essential condition mentioned in the section. Essential conditions: 1. Contract should be the sale for specific goods. 2. At the time when the contract was made the specific goods must be damaged or perished. 3. The seller of the specific goods is unaware of the perished goods while making the contract. 4. The specific perished goods are not according to the descrip

This year Burdwan University conducted LLB 3 years entrance examination on 9 th January 2019. Approximately 700 candidates applied  for entrance exam this year. Part –A                                   Marks :60                                                     Duration: 2 Hours 1. Write short notes on any of the following topics: (a) Advancement of communication technology (b) Moral degradation of politics in India (c) Money (d) Women empowerment 2. Choose the correct meaning of the following expression: (i) Ad interim: answer C (a) Additional internship (b) Advertisement for internship (c) Meanwhile (d) Additional allowences (ii) De jure: answer D (a) In fact (b) Injured (c) The juvenile (d) By Law (iii) Honorius causa: answer A (a) As a mark of respect (b) The cause of Honor (c) The cause of dishonor (d) Work for Honor (iv) In camera: answer A (a) In a Judge’s chamber (b) Within a camera (c) Under CCTV surveillance (d) Video recording (v) Locus standi: answer B (a) Accused of s

Friends today I am going to share with you some question answer related to Constitution of India. This is mainly about Union executive. This question and answer will cover Article 52 to Article 59. This will definitely help if you are preparing for IAS / WBCS i.e UPSC and PSC exams. I haven’t given the in MCQ form as it will not be so much helpful. I will cover all the topic related to Constitution of India in my future article. 1. The post of President of India ----------- Ans: A constitutional post [Article 52] 2. Who is the executive head of the Union? Ans: The President [Article 53] 3. How can president of India exercise his executive power? Ans: The President of India can exercise his executive power either himself directly or through officers subordinate to him and obviously in accordance with the constitution [ Article 53(1)] 4. Who is the supreme commander of the Union Defence force? Ans: The President of India [Article 53(2)] 5. President of India is elected by indirect ele