Eton University Business Law Exam type

Eton University

College of Business and Management

Post Graduate Studies

Subject: Business Law Exam type: Take Home Duration: one day only Total marks: 100

Instructions:

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paper.

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GOOD LUCK!

Part: A

(Marks=60) (Note: Attempt any 06 parts, each part carry equal marks).

Question 01: Explain with an example how the law may permit something that is ethically

wrong.

Question 02: what is Bill of rights? What are the properties of bill of rights? Explain your

answer with practical examples.

Question 03: Define the merchant protection statutes, and discuss their positive and

negative effects.

Question 04: why few philosophers advocate ethical relativism as an acceptable moral

theory?

Question 05: Analyze the business environment that led to the enactment of the

Sarbanes-Oxley

Act.

Question 06: If a person were to get a speeding ticket despite him not knowing he was

over speeding, would the person be liable for negligence or intentional tort?

Question 07: Explain how the RICO Act is used against organized crime.

Part: B

(Marks=40) (Note: Attempt all parts, each part carry equal marks).

1) Which of the following best describes arraignment?

1. A) It is a document issued by a grand jury for the charge of having committed a c

B) It is a document issued by a magistrate for the charge of having committed a

crime.

2. C) It is a proceeding in which the accused is informed of the charges and asked to