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Six Year 1 courses, mapped to the PACE session plansCONBNKCORPIRENVBRG
Contract · Session 26 minOffer and acceptanceCommunication of an acceptance is complete against the proposer once it is put in the course of transmission.Knowledge of the offer comes before acceptance.Rule · ICA s.7Acceptance must be absolute and unqualified.Key casesCarlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co 1893Lalman Shukla v Gauri Datt 1913
1 of 5June 2024 · Q3An acceptance is posted on 1 June. When is it complete against the offeror?AWhen the offeror reads itCWhen it reaches the offerorBWhen it is posted+2
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Today's question · Sun 25 OctIndustrial RelationsSession 2 · Constitutional Scheme Relating to Labour Regulation in India
Under the Constitution of India, which grounds does Article 19(4) identify for reasonable restrictions on the Article 19(1)(c) freedom to form associations or unions?
ASovereignty and integrity of India, public order, or moralityBAdministrative convenience, increased profits, or employer preferenceCOnly a declaration of financial emergency, and no other groundDAny reason selected by a private employer through an internal policy
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Official MBL Year 1 papers, 2022 to 2025. Each one is reworded and tagged with the paper it came from.

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