Vaish Associates Advocates Interview Questions and Answers

Legal technical questions on basics of law

Q1. General question to gauge culture fit
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Q1. The questions were based on the niche I was applying for in the firm
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Q2. What is the impact of Supreme Court's decision on documentation required before deduction could be allowed for write-off of debts?
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Supreme Court's decision on documentation for debt write-off impacts deduction eligibility.
• Supreme Court's decision requires documentation to prove debt write-off eligibility for deduction.

• Lack of proper documentation may result in disqualification for deduction.

• This decision aims to prevent fraudulent claims for debt write-off deductions.

• Examples of required documentation include loan agreements, repayment schedules, ...read more
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Q1. Difference between public and private company?
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Public companies are listed on stock exchanges and have shares available for public trading, while private companies are owned by a small group of individuals and do not have publicly traded shares.
• Public companies have shares that are traded on stock exchanges, allowing anyone to buy and sell them.

• Private companies are owned by a small group of individuals or a single entity, and their shares are not publicly traded.

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Q2. Difference between ROFR and ROFO
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ROFR gives the right to match an offer, while ROFO gives the right to make the first offer.
• ROFR (Right of First Refusal) allows the holder to match an offer before it is accepted by the seller.

• ROFO (Right of First Offer) gives the holder the right to make the first offer on a property or asset before it is offered to others.

• ROFR is reactive, triggered by an existing offer, while ROFO is proactive, allowing the holder t...read more
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Q1. Tell me about your self
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Q1. What has been the most interesting task in your internship till date?
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Q2. I had to explain the task I worked on and my experience throughout the same.
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Q1. Tell me something about yourself ? Where did you grow up? Talk us about your family bg? How would you rate your hometown?
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Q1. Basic Company Law questions. Contract Act
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Q2. And completely CV based.
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Q3. Also about your publications
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Q1. Why do you want to join KCO
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Q1. What is difference between warranty and rep
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A warranty is a guarantee provided by a seller to a buyer regarding the quality and performance of a product, while a rep is a representation or statement made by a seller about a product or service.
• Warranty is a legally binding promise, while a rep is a statement of fact or opinion.

• Warranty provides assurance of product quality and performance, while a rep provides information about the product.

• Warranty is typically w...read more
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Drafting of contract clauses and emails.

Q1. Why do you want to switch.
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Q2. What all types of transactions have you worked on.
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I have worked on various types of transactions including mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, debt financings, and private equity investments.
• Mergers and acquisitions

• Initial public offerings (IPOs)

• Debt financings

• Private equity investments
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Q1. What is insider trading
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Insider trading is the illegal practice of trading on the stock exchange to one's own advantage through having access to confidential information.
• Involves buying or selling a security in breach of a fiduciary duty or other relationship of trust and confidence

• Based on material nonpublic information

• Illegal and unethical practice in the financial markets

• Examples include corporate executives trading based on nonpublic info
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Q2. What are the rules governing it
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Rules governing internships vary by company and industry, but typically include guidelines on work hours, responsibilities, and conduct.
• Interns are usually expected to work a set number of hours per week, often between 10-40 hours.

• Interns are typically assigned specific tasks and projects to complete during their internship.

• Interns are expected to adhere to company policies and codes of conduct, including dress code an...read more
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