Banking Exam Paper: 2/2006/BILP, Exams of Banking Law and Practice

Download Banking Exam Paper: 2/2006/BILP and more Exams Banking Law and Practice in PDF only on Docsity! 2/2006/BILP P. T. O. : 1 : 336 Roll No.......................... Time allowed : 3 hours Maximum marks : 100 Total number of questions : 8 Total number of printed pages : 7 P A R T — A (Answer Question No.1 which is compulsory and any two of the rest from this part.) 1. Attempt any four of the following : (i) Sada Bahar Ltd. has approached Happy Bank Ltd. for sanction of working capital limits of Rs.200 lakh. The company provided following information : Actual Projections Liabilities 2005-06 2006-07 (Rs. in Lakh) (Rs. in Lakh) Paid-up share capital 50 50 Reserves and surplus 150 175 Term loan 40 30 Creditors 25 35 Bank borrowings — 200 265 490 Assets Cash and bank balances 2 5 Raw materials 20 80 Stock-in-process 10 35 Finished goods 20 70 Book debts 63 150 Fixed assets 150 150 265 490 : 2 : 2/2006/BILP Contd... 336 Sales of the company are projected to go up from Rs.250 lakh to Rs.750 lakh and net profit is estimated to move from Rs.5 lakh to Rs.30 lakh next year. As the Branch Manager of Happy Bank Ltd., will you sanction the limit of Rs.200 lakh as requested by Sada Bahar Ltd. ? (5 marks) (ii) A firm has been enjoying temporary overdraft facility upto Rs.50,000 with a bank for four years. No document was executed nor was any security furnished. The bank unilaterally, without notice, terminated the overdraft facility and a cheque drawn by the firm was dishonoured on the ground that there was insufficient balance in the account. The firm claimed damages for wrongful dishonour of the cheque. Discuss legal position in this case. (5 marks) (iii) Nav Jeevan Bank has given a hypothecation advance against inventory to Nutan Traders. In a periodical checking, the stocks are found short by the bank. The bank allows more finance to make good the shortage. Examine bank’s action. (5 marks) (iv) Pune branch of a bank had to procure a loan agreement from a constituent located at Madurai. The branch got the agreement typed out on stamp paper purchased in Maharashtra State and asked the constituent to execute it in Madurai. The required amount of stamp duty was paid in Maharashtra. Comment on the procedure followed. (5 marks) (v) (a) What is ‘restrictive endorsement’ ? (2 marks) 2/2006/BILP P. T. O. : 5 : 336 (c) State whether the following insurance contracts are legally enforceable : (i) John Prabhakar took a life insurance policy on his life. Five months later, he expired. The death certificate named the deceased as John Prabu. (ii) An insurer receives an application for an insurance policy containing incomplete information. The insurer does not contact the applicant for additional information and the policy is issued. Later, the insurer denies payment of claim on the basis of incomplete application. (iii) A life insurance agent knows that an applicant for life insurance is addicted to alcohol. The agent deliberately omits this information from the application to the insurer. The policy is issued. Later, the insurer denies claim on the basis of concealment of facts. (2 marks each) (d) State with brief reasons whether the following statements are true or false : (i) Credit insurance replaces normal credit management process. (ii) Before getting a licence to act as a surveyor, the applicant has to undergo practical training compulsorily. (iii) Banks are getting into insurance business in India. (iv) Self-insurance is a form of insurance. (v) Subrogation applies to life insurance. (vi) In life insurance, insurable interest must be present at the time of death. (1 mark each) : 6 : 2/2006/BILP Contd... 336 6. (a) What are the perils covered under the ‘standard fire and special perils policy’ ? On what factors does the premium under this policy depend upon ? (8 marks) (b) “Agents play a key role in the development of insurance business.” Do you subscribe to this view ? State the rights and duties of an agent. (7 marks) 7. Attempt any three of the following : (i) Distinguish between ‘actual total loss’ and ‘constructive total loss’ in marine claims. (5 marks) (ii) Explain the prescribed procedure for lodging claim under the ‘public liability insurance’. (5 marks) (iii) State the basic functions of a ‘risk manager’. (5 marks) (iv) State the type of marine policy in the following cases : (a) Policy which covers voyage from one place to another. (b) Value of loss is fixed and remains constant. (c) Value of policy is left to be valued when the loss takes place. (d) Policy that covers losses within the particular time and place. (e) Policy issued in foreign currency. (1 mark each) 2/2006/BILP P. T. O. : 7 : 336 8. Write short notes on any five of the following : (i) Puffery (ii) Deposit insurance (iii) Credit derivatives (iv) Foreign equity in insurance sector (v) Warehouse to warehouse clause (vi) Professional liability cover. (3 marks each) — — o — —