Assignment No. 01 Marks: 20
Moaz Restaurant in Faisalabad offered variety of food items in breakfast, lunch and
dinner and was especially famous for Hi-Tea packages. In the beginning, it was owned and
operated by Mr. Bilal who was earning good profit from the restaurant but after few years of
successful business he started facing health issues which forced him to sell the entire business
to one of his relative Mr. Ali.
Although Mr. Ali had capability as well as expertise to manage restaurant business but
competition was continuously increasing due to opening of internationally known brands in the
city. These restaurants had launched extensive marketing campaigns to increase their
sale/profit by focusing good relations with their customers and suppliers.
Mr. Ali soon realized that he should spend reasonable amount of capital as well as time
on promotional activities in order to survive and there was also a dire need to establish good
relations with customers, suppliers and other clients. But it was difficult for him to manage all
these activities alone. He shared the problem with his friend Mr. Yasir, who agreed to help him
in managing the business affairs on terms & conditions of 50% profit/loss sharing.
Question no 1 (04 Marks)
Keeping in view three forms of business, you are required to identify what was the form of
business when it was initially run by Mr. Bilal? Support your answer with logical reasons.
Question no 2 (10 Marks)
What was the form of business when Mr. Yasir joined the business with Mr. Ali? Which
benefits can be obtained from this type of ownership?
Question no 3 (06 Marks)
Suppose the business has total assets worth Rs. 450,000/- and total liabilities of Rs. 800,000/-.
Mr. Ali has the personal property of Rs. 200,000/- and Mr. Yasir has the personal property of
Rs. 125,000/-. In case the business is liquidated and declared as bankrupt, up to what extent
Mr. Ali & Mr. Yasir will pay from their personal property to satisfy the creditors’ claim? You
are also required to discuss the possible treatments if any of them is unable to pay from
personal property
Moaz Restaurant in Faisalabad offered variety of food items in breakfast, lunch and
dinner and was especially famous for Hi-Tea packages. In the beginning, it was owned and
operated by Mr. Bilal who was earning good profit from the restaurant but after few years of
successful business he started facing health issues which forced him to sell the entire business
to one of his relative Mr. Ali.
Although Mr. Ali had capability as well as expertise to manage restaurant business but
competition was continuously increasing due to opening of internationally known brands in the
city. These restaurants had launched extensive marketing campaigns to increase their
sale/profit by focusing good relations with their customers and suppliers.
Mr. Ali soon realized that he should spend reasonable amount of capital as well as time
on promotional activities in order to survive and there was also a dire need to establish good
relations with customers, suppliers and other clients. But it was difficult for him to manage all
these activities alone. He shared the problem with his friend Mr. Yasir, who agreed to help him
in managing the business affairs on terms & conditions of 50% profit/loss sharing.
Question no 1 (04 Marks)
Keeping in view three forms of business, you are required to identify what was the form of
business when it was initially run by Mr. Bilal? Support your answer with logical reasons.
Question no 2 (10 Marks)
What was the form of business when Mr. Yasir joined the business with Mr. Ali? Which
benefits can be obtained from this type of ownership?
Question no 3 (06 Marks)
Suppose the business has total assets worth Rs. 450,000/- and total liabilities of Rs. 800,000/-.
Mr. Ali has the personal property of Rs. 200,000/- and Mr. Yasir has the personal property of
Rs. 125,000/-. In case the business is liquidated and declared as bankrupt, up to what extent
Mr. Ali & Mr. Yasir will pay from their personal property to satisfy the creditors’ claim? You
are also required to discuss the possible treatments if any of them is unable to pay from
personal property
