Mr.Mohan Kumar, Pride of our GFGC Gauribidanur, Honorable President, delivers a lecture in the alumni meet. Tips to Crack Competitive Exams Team Leverage Edu Updated on Sep 30, 2021 6 minute read 16.9K views 10 shares Every year, thousands of candidates appear for various competitive exams like IELTS , GRE , TOEFL , RBI Grade-B, CAT , GMAT , TOEFL , NEET , SSC and many more. To winnow the wheat from the chaff, the difficulty level of all exams increases with passing years. As a result of this, only a few candidates make it to the top. It thus becomes important to devise a strategy in line with your strengths and weaknesses to stay ahead. In this blog, we will share some tips and tricks to solve different sections in competitive exams which might put you ahead in the game. THIS BLOG INCLUDES: How to Prepare for Competitive Exams Verbal Ability for Competitive Exams Preparing Quantitative Section for Competitive E...
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SUBJECT: BUSINESS LAW CLASS:MMRB SEMEster:6 UNPAID SELLER: ACCORDING to sec45(1) of sale of goods act, seller of the goods is deemed to be unpaid seller: (A) WHEN whole of the price has not been tendered or paid, or (B) WHEN bill of exchange or negotiable instrument has been received as a conditional payment. section45(2) says The term seller include any person who is in position of seller ,agent who himself pay or is directly responsible for the price 0r an agent of the seller to whom bill of lading has been endorsed ,or a consignor or agent who himself paid or is directly responsible for the price AND the seller of goods can be deemed to be an unpaid seller: 1. if the price become due but they r not paid. HE Must have an immediate right of action for the price. 2. A BILL of exc...
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