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ACCA教材——Pilot

papers

for

F4-ACCA-CAT考试

1

Explain

the

role

and

activities

of

the

following

organisations:

 

(a)

UNCITRAL;

(6

marks)

 

(b)

WTO.

(4

marks)

 

(10

marks)

 

2

Within

the

context

of

the

UNCITRAL

Model

Law

on

International

Commercial

Arbitration,

explain

the

grounds

and

procedure

for

challenging

a

decision

of

an

arbitration

panel.

 

(10

marks)

 

3

Within

the

context

of

the

UN

Convention

on

Contracts

for

the

International

Sale

of

Goods,

explain

the

meaning

of,

and

the

rules

relating

to,

the

concept

of

‘acceptance’.

 

(10

marks)

 

4

Within

the

context

of

the

UN

Convention

on

Contracts

for

the

International

Sale

of

Goods,

explain

the

obligations

placed

on

the

contractual

parties

to

preserve

goods,

in

their

possession,

belonging

to

the

other

contractual

party.

 

(10

marks)

 

5

In

relation

to

company

directors

explain

how

the

following

types

of

authority

may

arise

and

explain

the

extent

of

the

authority

arising

under

each

category:

 

(a)

express

authority;

(3

marks)

 

(b)

implied

authority;

(3

marks)

 

(c)

apparent/ostensible

authority.

(4

marks)

 

(10

marks)

 

6

In

relation

to

company

law

explain

and

distinguish

between

the

following:

 

(a)

annual

general

meeting;

(5

marks)

 

(b)

extraordinary

general

meeting;

(2

marks)

 

(c)

class

meeting.

(3

marks)

 

(10

marks)

 

7

(a)

Explain

briefly

what

is

meant

by

‘corporate

governance’.

(4

marks)

 

(b)

Within

the

context

of

corporate

governance

examine

the

role

of,

and

relationship

between,

executive

directors

and

non-executive

directors.

(6

marks)

 

(10

marks)

 

8

Art,

a

Dutch

wholesaler

entered

into

a

contract

with

Carl,

a

Belgian

chocolate

manufacturer

for

the

delivery

of

one

tonne

of

chocolates

per

week

at

a

specified

price

to

an

English

retailer.

The

contract

stated

that

the

deliveries

were

to

be

made

for

a

period

of

eight

weeks,

from

May

until

the

end

of

June.

 

During

May

the

contract

worked

well,

Art

paid

the

weekly

instalments

and

Carl

delivered

the

chocolates

to

the

retailer.

However,

in

the

first

week

in

June,

Art

paid

the

usual

instalment

but

Carl

did

not

supply

any

chocolates

to

England,informing

Art

that

he

was

uncertain

as

to

whether

he

would

ever

be

able

to

supply

the

full

one

tonne

of

chocolates

as

required

under

the

contract.

 

Required:

 

Advise

Art

as

to

what

action

he

can

take

under

the

UN

Convention

on

Contracts

for

the

International

Sale

of

Goods,

paying

particular

attention

to

the

effect

of

Article

73

of

the

Convention.

 

(10

Marks)

 

9

Flop

Ltd

was

in

financial

difficulties.

In

January,

in

order

to

raise

capital

it

issued

10,000

$1

shares

to

Gus,

but

only

asked

him

to

pay

75

cents

per

share

at

the

time

of

issue.

The

directors

of

Flop

Ltd

intended

asking

Gus

for

the

other

25

cents

per

share

at

a

later

date.

However,

in

June

it

realised

that

it

needed

even

more

than

the

$2,500

it

could

raise

from

Gus’s

existing

shareholding.

So

in

order

to

persuade

Gus

to

provide

the

needed

money

Flop

Ltd

told

him

that

if

he

bought

a

further

10,000

shares

he

would

only

have

to

pay

a

total

of

50

cents

for

each

$1

share,

and

it

would

write

off

 

the

money

owed

on

the

original

share

purchase.Gus

agreed

to

this,

but

the

injection

of

cash

did

not

save

Flop

and

in

December

it

went

into

insolvent

liquidation,

owing

a

considerable

amount

of

money.

 

Required:

 

Explain

any

potential

liability

that

Gus

might

have

on

the

shares

he

holds

in

Flop

Ltd.

 

(10

marks)

 

10

In

January

the

board

of

directors

of

Huge

plc

decided

to

make

a

take

over

bid

for

Large

plc.

After

the

decision

was

taken,

but

before

it

is

announced

the

following

chain

of

events

occurs:

 

(i)

Slye

a

director

of

Huge

plc

buys

shares

in

Large

plc;

 

(ii)

Slye

tells

his

friend

Mate

about

the

likelihood

of

the

take-over

and

Mate

buys

shares

in

Large

plc;

 

(iii)

at

a

dinner

party

Slye,

without

actually

telling

him

about

the

take-over

proposal,

advises

his

brother

Tim

to

buy

shares

in

Large

plc

and

Tim

does

so.

 

Required:

 

Consider

the

legal

position

of

Slye,

Mate

and

Tim

under

the

law

relating

to

insider

dealing.

 

(10

marks)

1

2

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