A statutory corporation is established through a special Act passed by the Parliament or a State legislature. This Act defines its powers, structure, and functions. Because it is created by law, it enjoys autonomy and operates independently while still being accountable to the government.
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A _________ is an autonomous corporate body created by the special Act of the Parliament or State legislature.
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Statutory corporation
government company
MNC
MCQ
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Solution
A Statutory corporation is an autonomous corporate body created by the special Act of the Parliament or State legislature.
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Chapter 5: Forms of Business Organisation - II - EXERCISE [Page 112]
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A statutory corporation is answerable to ______ Or state assembly whosoever creates it.
Give one word/phrase/term.
An organisation which is answerable to parliament or state assembly whosoever creates it.
Give one word/phrase/term.
An organisation which 1s not subject to the budget, accounting and audit controls by the government.
Answer in one sentence.
What is Statutory Corporation?
Explain the following term/concept.
Statutory Corporation.
Study the following case/situation and express your opinion.
A central government passes a statute in the parliament and forms a business organisation which is having autonomy in administration and this organisation is answerable to the legislature.
- Which type of organisation is this?
- Give any three Features of this organisation.
- Give anyone an example of this type of organisation.
Distinguish Between Government Company and Statutory Corporation.
Justify the following statement.
There is no political interference in statutory corporations.
Justify the following statement.
There is professional management in statutory corporation.
Attempt the following.
Merits of Statutory Corporation.
Attempt the following.
Demerits of Statutory Corporation.
Answer the following in detail.
Explain Statutory Corporation and its features.
Match the pairs.
| Group A | Group B |
| A) BHEL | 1) Special Legislature |
| B) Statutory Corporation | 2) 49% paid up capital by govt. |
| C) Departmental Organisation | 3) Service Motive |
| D) Private Sector | 4) Railway |
| E) Public Sector | 5) Profit Motive |
| 6) 51% paid up capital by govt. |
Match the pairs.
| Group ‘A’ | Group ‘B’ | ||
| A) | BHEL | 1) | Special Legislature |
| B) | Statutory Corporation | 2) | 49% paid up capital by govt. |
| C) | Departmental Organisation | 3) | Service Motive |
| D) | Private Sector | 4) | Railway |
| E) | Public Sector | 5) | Profit Motive |
| 6) | 51% paid up capital by govt. | ||
Which of the following is a major advantage of statutory corporations in India?
What is one main role of the Reserve Bank of India as a statutory corporation?
Statutory corporations are accountable to which entity?
