Introduction To Business Law Quiz Part- I
- 1.Each legal norm consists of two main elements:
- A.
Disposition and sanation
- B.
Hypothesis of disposition and sanction
- C.
Disposition and sanction
- D.
Hypothesis of sanction and sanction
- 2.Individual legal norms are those addressed...
- A.
Precisely to a kind of legal relationship
- B.
Precisely to the named as the subject of a particular business field
- C.
Precisely to the named as the subject of a particular relationship
- D.
Precisely to the named as the subject that is to execute the norm
- 3.Dispositive legal norms are those that...
- A.
Leave subjects full freedom to regulate mutual relations they are involved in
- B.
Bind to one out of a few anticipated rules of conduct
- C.
Leave subjects full freedom to regulate different relations(freedom within legal order framework)
- D.
Leave subjects full freedom to regulate mutual relations(freedom within legal order framework)
- 4.There are three major systems of law in the world and those are:
- A.
Continental European, Anglo-Saxon and Religious-Traditional
- B.
Common-European, Anglo-Saxon and Religious-Traditional
- C.
Continental European, Anglo-Saxon and Common-Law
- D.
Continental Euroasian, Anglo-Saxon and Religious-Traditional
- 5.Elements of the system of law are:
- A.
Legal norm, legal institution, source of law and field of law
- B.
Legal norm, legal institution, brand of law and field of law
- C.
Legal norm, legal institution, source of law and branch of law
- D.
Legal norm, legal institution, branch of law and field of law
- 6.The pramble is a...
- A.
Normative part of a constitution
- B.
Substantive part of a constitution
- C.
Introductory part of a constitution
- D.
Fundamental part of a constitution
- 7.A court ruling is (or may be)...
- A.
An individual legal document
- B.
A general legal document
- C.
Both general and individual legal document
- D.
A legal transaction
- 8.The hierarchy of sources of law (from highest to lowest legal force):
- A.
Constitution, acts, bylaws, precedent, general doc. of non-state organizations, customs and court documents
- B.
Constitution, acts, bylaws, general doc. of non-state organizations, customs and court documents
- C.
Constitution, acts, bylaws, general doc. of non-state organizations, court organs and court documents
- D.
Constitution, bylaws, acts, general doc. of non-state organizations, customs and court documents
- 9.The possibility of a subject of law to bear powers and obligations is called its
- A.
Business capacity
- B.
Legal capacity
- C.
Legal subjectivity
- D.
Willingness to interact into a legal procedure
- 10.A legal person is...
- A.
Created with payed investment, and ceases with lost of the initial investment
- B.
Created by establishment, and ceases with detention from a proper registry
- C.
Created by endowment, and ceases with deletion from a proper registry
- D.
Created by establishment, and ceases with deletion from a proper registry
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