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Civil Law

Question 1Single Answer
Limitation Act cam into force on :
  1. A
    5th October
  2. B
    11th November, 1963
  3. C
    30th December, 1963
  4. D
    1st January, 1964
Question 2Single Answer
Limitation Act
  1. A
    Has to be  constructed strictly
  2. B
    Is an exhaustive code
  3. C
    Is a rule of procedures
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 3Single Answer
Under the Limitation Act, 1963 'Applicant' means
  1. A
    A petitioner
  2. B
    Person from or though whom an applicant derives his title
  3. C
    Any person whose estate is represented by the applicant as executor administration or other representative
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 4Single Answer
Under Limitation Act applicant includes -
  1. A
    A petitioner
  2. B
    Any person from or through whom an application derives his right to apply
  3. C
    Any person whose estate is represented by the applicant an executor, administrator of other representative
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 5Single Answer
As per section 2 (c) of the Limitation Act a bill of exchange includes -
  1. A
    Promissory noe and bond
  2. B
    Pomissory note
  3. C
    A hundi and a cheque
  4. D
    Bond
Question 6Single Answer
In a suit under Section 2 (l) of the Limitation Act
  1. A
    Appeal included
  2. B
    Application included
  3. C
    Appeal or application is not included
  4. D
    Appeal is included but application is not included
Question 7Single Answer
Time requisite under the Limitation Act means
  1. A
    Minimum Time
  2. B
    Maximum Time
  3. C
    Actual Time Taken
  4. D
    Abosolutely necessary time
Question 8Single Answer
Under Section 2 (l) of Limitation Act, 1963 'suit' includes -
  1. A
    Appeal
  2. B
    Appliation
  3. C
    Revision
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 9Single Answer
The provision relating to Bar of limitation is contained in Section
  1. A
    3 of the Limitation Act
  2. B
    4 of the Limitation Act
  3. C
    5 of the Limitation Act
  4. D
    6 of the Limitation Act
Question 10Single Answer
Defendant can be allowed to raise the point of limitation
  1. A
    At any stage of suit of proceding
  2. B
    For the first time in appeal
  3. C
    At any stage of suit or proceding or for the first time in appeal
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 11Single Answer
The Specific Relief act, 1963 was enacted on
  1. A
    11th December, 1963
  2. B
    14th December, 1963
  3. C
    21stDecember, 1963
  4. D
    13th December, 1963
Question 12Single Answer
Specific Relief Act, 1963, came into operation on -
  1. A
    December 14, 1963
  2. B
    January 1, 1964
  3. C
    Febuary1, 1964
  4. D
    March 1, 1964
Question 13Single Answer
An instrument is not "settlement" under the Specific Relief Act
  1. A
    wherebyan interest in the property is devolved by a will
  2. B
    whereby devolution of an interest in a movable property is disposed of
  3. C
    whereby devolution of successive interests in an immovable property is disposed of
  4. D
    whereby devolution of interest in an immovable property is only agreed to be disposed of
Question 14Single Answer
In Specific Relief Act all other words and expressions used but not defined, then their definition and meaning would be the same which has been defined under -
  1. A
    Transfer of Property Act, 1882
  2. B
    Civil Procedure Code, 1908
  3. C
    Indian Contract Act, 1872
  4. D
    Easement Act
Question 15Single Answer
The words and expressions used in the Specific Relief Act, but not defined in the Act, have meaning as defined in the
  1. A
    General Clauses
  2. B
    Indian Contract Act
  3. C
    Transfer of Property Act
  4. D
    Civil Procedure Code
Question 16Single Answer
Under Specific Relief Act, 1963, Specific Relief may be granted -
  1. A
    For enforcing individual civil rights
  2. B
    For enforcing a Penal law
  3. C
    For enforcing both Civil law and a Penal law
  4. D
    For enforcing public rights
Question 17Single Answer
Under Specific Relief Act, 1963 Specific Relief can be granted -
  1. A
    For the purpose of enforcing individual Civil Rights
  2. B
    For Public interest litigation
  3. C
    For enforcing penal laws
  4. D
    All of these
Question 18Single Answer
Find out the correct statement.
Specific relief can be granted :
  1. A
    For enforcing individual civil rights and not for enforcing a penal law
  2. B
    For enforcing penal law and not for enforcing civil right
  3. C
    Only for enforcing penal law 
  4. D
    For enforcing civil rights and a penal law
Question 19Single Answer
Specific relief is granted for enforcing :
  1. A
    Individual civil rights
  2. B
    Penal laws
  3. C
    Both individual civil rights and [enal laws
  4. D
    Personal criminal liability
Question 20Single Answer
Remedies may be granted according to Section 5 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 regarding acquiring of legal possession on immovable property if -
  1. A
    Plaintiff has to prove his title
  2. B
    Plaintiff has to prove his legal right
  3. C
    Both (A) and  (B)
  4. D
    Only proof of right recovery of possession is sufficient
Question 21Single Answer
The Draft of Indian Evidence Act, 1872 was prepared by .
  1. A
    Lord Macaulay
  2. B
    Sir James F. Stephen
  3. C
    Huxley
  4. D
    Sir Henery Maine
Question 22Single Answer
Who drafted the Indian Evidence Act
  1. A
    Lord Denning
  2. B
    A.V. Dicey
  3. C
    Lord Macaulay
  4. D
    J. F. Stephen
Question 23Single Answer
Which of the following statements is correct in relation to Evidence Act ?
  1. A
    Sir Henry Maine prepared the draft Bill of the Act
  2. B
    Sir James Stephen prepared the draft Bill of the Act
  3. C
    The draft Bill of the Act was prepared by II Law
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 24Single Answer
The law of evidence under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 is
  1. A
    Substantive Law
  2. B
    Procedural Law
  3. C
    Substantive and Procedural Law
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 25Single Answer
Law of evidence is
  1. A
    A substantive law
  2. B
    an adjective law
  3. C
    Both (A) and (B)
  4. D
    Neither (A) nor (B)
Question 26Single Answer
Indian Evidence Act, 1872 applies to
  1. A
    Only civil proceedings
  2. B
    Only criminal proceedings
  3. C
    Civil and criminal Proceeding both
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 27Single Answer
Indian Evidence Act, applies to both Civil and Criminal Proceedings before a Court is the statement :
  1. A
    Not correct
  2. B
    Correct
  3. C
    Partly correct
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 28Single Answer
Law of Evidence :
  1. A
    Retrospective
  2. B
    Effect the fundamental right of person
  3. C
    Always have prospective effect
  4. D
    Not a procedural law
Question 29Single Answer
Point out the correct answer
Law of Evidence is
  1. A
    Lex Talionis
  2. B
    Lex Fori
  3. C
    Lex Loci
  4. D
    Lex Situ
Question 30Single Answer
The meaning of 'Lex Loci' is :
  1. A
    Law of the Land is Supreme
  2. B
    Law of Land
  3. C
    Local Laws
  4. D
    Law of England
Question 31Single Answer
According to the Act, what does 'attached to the earth' refer to?
  1. A
    Trees and buildings
  2. B
    Vehicles
  3. C
    Roads
  4. D
    Air
Question 32Single Answer
What is meant by 'actionable claim' under the Transfer of Property Act?
  1. A
    A claim to moveable property
  2. B
    A claim to future property
  3. C
    A claim that can be enforced by legal action
  4. D
    A claim to physical property only
Question 33Single Answer
'Transfer of property' includes transfer by way of:
  1. A
    Sale
  2. B
    Gift
  3. C
    Exchange
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 34Single Answer
Which of the following is not considered an immovable property?
  1. A
    Land
  2. B
    House
  3. C
    Growing crops
  4. D
    Minerals
Question 35Single Answer
'Immovable property' does not include:
  1. A
    Buildings
  2. B
    Land
  3. C
    Standing timber
  4. D
    Minerals beneath the land
Question 36Single Answer
The rights over intellectual property are considered:
  1. A
    Movable property
  2. B
    Immovable property
  3. C
    Tangible property
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 37Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of intangible property?
  1. A
    Land
  2. B
    Shares
  3. C
    Car
  4. D
    House
Question 38Single Answer
Movable property includes:
  1. A
    Land
  2. B
    Money
  3. C
    House
  4. D
    Buildings
Question 39Single Answer
Which of the following is considered 'intangible property'?
  1. A
    Patents
  2. B
    Vehicles
  3. C
    Buildings
  4. D
    Furniture
Question 40Single Answer
Intellectual property can be transferred through:
  1. A
    Assignment
  2. B
    Mortgage
  3. C
    Gift
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 41Single Answer
A contract is defined as:
  1. A
    An agreement enforceable by law
  2. B
    A mutual understanding between parties
  3. C
    A promise without consideration
  4. D
    A legal obligation without agreement
Question 42Single Answer
Which of the following is NOT an essential element of a valid contract?
  1. A
    Offer and acceptance
  2. B
    Free consent
  3. C
    Registration
  4. D
    Lawful consideration
Question 43Single Answer
The consideration in a contract must be:
  1. A
    Adequate
  2. B
    Lawful
  3. C
    Uncertain
  4. D
    Personal
Question 44Single Answer
An agreement without consideration is:
  1. A
    Valid
  2. B
    Void
  3. C
    Voidable
  4. D
    Enforceable
Question 45Single Answer
A void contract is:
  1. A
    An agreement that is enforceable
  2. B
    An agreement that cannot be enforced by law
  3. C
    An agreement that can be enforced at the option of one party
  4. D
    An agreement that is voidable at the option of the parties
Question 46Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of a voidable contract?
  1. A
    A contract with a minor
  2. B
    A contract entered into under a mistake of fact
  3. C
    A contract for an illegal purpose
  4. D
    A contract made in restraint of trade
Question 47Single Answer
A contract that is not enforceable by law is known as:
  1. A
    Void contract
  2. B
    Voidable contract
  3. C
    Unenforceable contract
  4. D
    Bilateral contract
Question 48Single Answer
An agreement made under duress is:
  1. A
    Void
  2. B
    Valid
  3. C
    Voidable
  4. D
    Unenforceable
Question 49Single Answer
Which of the following is true about a void contract?
  1. A
    It can be ratified
  2. B
    It cannot be ratified
  3. C
    It is valid until revoked
  4. D
    It has legal consequences
Question 50Single Answer
The essentials of a valid contract include:
  1. A
    Capacity of parties
  2. B
    Legality of object
  3. C
    Free consent
  4. D
    All of the above
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