Which characteristic of Sole Proprietorship implies that the death or insolvency of the owner immediately affects the operational life of the business?

A partnership formed for the completion of a specific project, such as constructing a bridge, is known as a:

Which feature of Sole Proprietorship leads to a lack of public trust, as there is no legal compulsion to disclose operational details?

Which feature is shared by both Sole Proprietorship and General Partnership?

The Joint Hindu Family business is specifically governed by which legal framework?

A Joint Stock Company is often preferred over a Partnership for large scale operations primarily due to which key factor?

Which principle underlies the control mechanism of a Cooperative Society, ensuring that every member has an equal say regardless of their capital contribution?

If a business is highly dependent on personalized services and direct consumer contact (e.g., a beauty parlour), which form of organization is usually most suitable?

Why is the formation of a Joint Stock Company often discouraged for entrepreneurs prioritizing rapid launch and minimal regulatory checks?

The inclusion of minor members in a Joint Hindu Family Business occurs due to:

The liability of members in a Cooperative Society is limited to the extent of their:

A company that must use the term “private limited” after its name and restricts the right to transfer shares is classified as a:

One of the key limitations of a Cooperative Society is the presence of:

Which feature is a merit of Sole Proprietorship that allows the owner to immediately reap the full financial rewards of their effort?

What is the primary limitation of a Sole Proprietorship regarding the owner’s managerial capacity?

In a Joint Stock Company, the overall strategic management is typically handled by the:

A partner who contributes capital and participates actively in the management of the firm, and whose association is known to the public, is classified as a/an:

Which form of business organization is characterized by ‘perpetual succession’ and ceases to exist only by law/winding up?

Which type of partner contributes capital but takes no active part in the daily functioning or management of the business?

In a Partnership firm, what is the minimum number of partners required for formation?

What is the maximum limit on the number of members allowed in a Private Company, according to The Companies Act, 2013?

According to the Indian Partnership Act, 1932, a partnership is defined as the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profit of the business carried on by all or any one of them acting for whom?

In a Joint Hindu Family business, the eldest member of the family who controls the business and makes all decisions is known as the:

Which type of Cooperative Society focuses on eliminating middlemen and providing goods at reasonable prices to its members?

Which factor determining the choice of a business organization makes the Sole Proprietorship the most attractive option?