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Subjects : Public International Law, Administrative Law, Law of Property, Company Law, Interpretation of statutes, Law of Torts

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Public International Law

Question 1Single Answer
Which of the following is not considered a primary source of international law?
  1. A
    Treaties
  2. B
    Customs
  3. C
    General Principles of Law
  4. D
    Judicial Decisions
Question 2Single Answer
The primary sources of international law are mentioned in which article of the ICJ Statute?
  1. A
    Article 38
  2. B
    Article 51
  3. C
    Article 1
  4. D
    Article 14
Question 3Single Answer
Treaties are also known as:
  1. A
    International conventions
  2. B
    International obligations
  3. C
    International contracts
  4. D
    International protocols
Question 4Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of a treaty?
  1. A
    The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  2. B
    The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
  3. C
    The Magna Carta
  4. D
    The Constitution of India
Question 5Single Answer
Which principle determines that treaties must be followed in good faith?
  1. A
    Jus cogens
  2. B
    Pacta sunt servanda
  3. C
    Opinio juris
  4. D
    Rebus sic stantibus
Question 6Single Answer
What is the role of "customs" in international law?
  1. A
    Customs provide a historical context to treaties
  2. B
    Customs create binding legal norms based on state practice and opinio juris
  3. C
    Customs serve as advisory principles only
  4. D
    Customs are not a source of international law
Question 7Single Answer
What does "opinio juris" mean in the context of customary international law?
  1. A
    A general consensus among international organizations
  2. B
    A state's belief that a practice is legally binding
  3. C
    A treaty obligation
  4. D
    A form of diplomatic immunity
Question 8Single Answer
Which of the following is not a requirement for a rule to be considered customary international law?
  1. A
    State practice
  2. B
    Opinio juris
  3. C
    Written agreement
  4. D
    Uniformity and consistency
Question 9Single Answer
General principles of law are derived from:
  1. A
    National legal systems
  2. B
    Treaties and conventions
  3. C
    Judicial decisions
  4. D
    Customary practices of the UN
Question 10Single Answer
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) primarily relies on which sources of international law?
  1. A
    Treaties, customs, and general principles
  2. B
    Decisions of domestic courts
  3. C
    Resolutions of the UN General Assembly
  4. D
    Statements of world leaders
Question 11Single Answer
What is "jus cogens" in international law?
  1. A
    A flexible rule that changes with time
  2. B
    A fundamental principle that cannot be derogated
  3. C
    A diplomatic privilege
  4. D
    A bilateral treaty obligation
Question 12Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of jus cogens?
  1. A
    The right to vote
  2. B
    Prohibition of genocide
  3. C
    Copyright protection
  4. D
    Territorial jurisdiction
Question 13Single Answer
What is "soft law" in international law?
  1. A
    Legally binding international treaties
  2. B
    Non-binding agreements, resolutions, and declarations
  3. C
    Customary rules followed by only one country
  4. D
    Decisions of the International Criminal Court
Question 14Single Answer
The principle of "rebus sic stantibus" allows for:
  1. A
    The automatic nullification of treaties
  2. B
    The termination of treaties under fundamental changes in circumstances
  3. C
    The enforcement of non-binding agreements
  4. D
    The expansion of a treaty’s scope
Question 15Single Answer
What is a unilateral declaration in international law?
  1. A
    A binding statement made by one state regarding its obligations
  2. B
    A diplomatic protest
  3. C
    A military declaration
  4. D
    A non-binding political speech
Question 16Single Answer
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a treaty?
  1. A
    It must be between at least two states or international organizations
  2. B
    It must be in written form
  3. C
    It must be ratified by the UN Security Council
  4. D
    It creates legal obligations
Question 17Single Answer
What is the significance of the "Lotus case" in international law?
  1. A
    It defined the scope of diplomatic immunity
  2. B
    It established the principle of state sovereignty
  3. C
    It confirmed the binding nature of UN resolutions
  4. D
    It introduced the concept of state responsibility for environmental damage
Question 18Single Answer
Which organ of the UN is primarily responsible for codifying international law?
  1. A
    The General Assembly
  2. B
    The Security Council
  3. C
    The International Court of Justice
  4. D
    The International Law Commission
Question 19Single Answer
Which treaty governs the formation, interpretation, and termination of treaties?
  1. A
    The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
  2. B
    The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
  3. C
    The Montevideo Convention
  4. D
    The Geneva Convention
Question 20Single Answer
Which of the following statements about state practice in customary law is true?
  1. A
    State practice must be followed by all countries equally
  2. B
    State practice must be consistent and widespread
  3. C
    State practice has no impact on international law
  4. D
    State practice is only relevant in human rights law

Administrative Law

Question 21Single Answer
The principle of 'Audi alteram partem' ensures:
  1. A
    Right to self-defense
  2. B
    Right to be heard
  3. C
    Right to be silent
  4. D
    Right to reject a judgment
Question 22Single Answer
'Nemo judex in causa sua' means:
  1. A
    No one should be a judge in their own case
  2. B
    Justice delayed is justice denied
  3. C
    No one should be deprived of natural justice
  4. D
    Everyone should be heard equally
Question 23Single Answer
Which of the following is a fundamental rule of natural justice?
  1. A
    Bias should not be present in decision-making
  2. B
    The principle of res judicata should be followed
  3. C
    The principle of strict liability should apply
  4. D
    Administrative decisions should not be reviewed
Question 24Single Answer
The principle of ‘audi alteram partem’ originated from:
  1. A
    Indian Constitution
  2. B
    Roman Law
  3. C
    French Law
  4. D
    American Law
Question 25Single Answer
In which case did the Supreme Court of India uphold the principle of 'Audi alteram partem'?
  1. A
    Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978)
  2. B
    A.K. Gopalan v. State of Madras (1950)
  3. C
    Keshavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (1973)
  4. D
    Golaknath v. State of Punjab (1967)
Question 26Single Answer
Which type of bias is not covered under 'Nemo judex in causa sua'?
  1. A
    Personal bias
  2. B
    Pecuniary bias
  3. C
    Judicial bias
  4. D
    Prejudgment bias
Question 27Single Answer
Which of the following is not an exception to the rule of natural justice?
  1. A
    Urgency in administrative action
  2. B
    Statutory exclusion
  3. C
    Public interest
  4. D
    Right to information
Question 28Single Answer
Which case established the rule against 'Pecuniary bias'?
  1. A
    R v. Sussex Justices, Ex parte McCarthy (1924)
  2. B
    Ridge v. Baldwin (1963)
  3. C
    A.K. Kraipak v. Union of India (1969)
  4. D
    D.K. Yadav v. JMA Industries Ltd. (1993)
Question 29Single Answer
The rule against bias in administrative law is based on the Latin maxim:
  1. A
    Ubi jus ibi remedium
  2. B
    Nemo debet esse judex in propria causa
  3. C
    Volenti non fit injuria
  4. D
    Qui facit per alium facit per se
Question 30Single Answer
Which case established that even an administrative authority must follow the principles of natural justice?
  1. A
    A.K. Kraipak v. Union of India
  2. B
    Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala
  3. C
    Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain
  4. D
    Minerva Mills Ltd. v. Union of India
Question 31Single Answer
The right to cross-examine falls under which principle of natural justice?
  1. A
    Nemo judex in causa sua
  2. B
    Audi alteram partem
  3. C
    Doctrine of necessity
  4. D
    Rule of law
Question 32Single Answer
Under which of the following circumstances can natural justice be excluded?
  1. A
    Express statutory exclusion
  2. B
    Emergency situations
  3. C
    Public interest
  4. D
    All of the above
Question 33Single Answer
Which of the following is not a component of 'Audi alteram partem'?
  1. A
    Right to notice
  2. B
    Right to cross-examine
  3. C
    Right to legal representation
  4. D
    Right to remain silent
Question 34Single Answer
'Nemo judex in causa sua' is primarily meant to prevent:
  1. A
    Personal interest influencing decisions
  2. B
    Delay in justice
  3. C
    Political interference in judiciary
  4. D
    Statutory violations
Question 35Single Answer
Which case is related to 'Institutional Bias' under 'Nemo judex in causa sua'?
  1. A
    A.K. Kraipak v. Union of India
  2. B
    Ridge v. Baldwin
  3. C
    Gullapalli Nageswara Rao v. APSRTC
  4. D
    Union of India v. Tulsiram Patel
Question 36Single Answer
The principle of 'Audi alteram partem' includes:
  1. A
    Fair hearing
  2. B
    Biased decision-making
  3. C
    Arbitrary action
  4. D
    None of the above
Question 37Single Answer
If a judge has a financial interest in a case, he should:
  1. A
    Continue hearing the case
  2. B
    Recuse himself from the case
  3. C
    Ignore the financial interest
  4. D
    Declare his interest but continue hearing
Question 38Single Answer
Which of the following is not a recognized form of bias?
  1. A
    Pecuniary bias
  2. B
    Personal bias
  3. C
    Statutory bias
  4. D
    Procedural bias
Question 39Single Answer
The principle of natural justice is derived from:
  1. A
    Rule of law
  2. B
    Fundamental Rights
  3. C
    Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  4. D
    Common Law
Question 40Single Answer
In which case did the Supreme Court hold that 'Fair Hearing' is an essential component of Natural Justice?
  1. A
    Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
  2. B
    A.K. Gopalan v. State of Madras
  3. C
    Minerva Mills Ltd. v. Union of India
  4. D
    Olga Tellis v. Bombay Municipal Corporation

Law of Property

Question 41Single 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 42Single 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 43Single 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 44Single 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 45Single Answer
'Immovable property' does not include:
  1. A
    Buildings
  2. B
    Land
  3. C
    Standing timber
  4. D
    Minerals beneath the land
Question 46Single 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 47Single Answer
Which of the following is an example of intangible property?
  1. A
    Land
  2. B
    Shares
  3. C
    Car
  4. D
    House
Question 48Single Answer
Movable property includes:
  1. A
    Land
  2. B
    Money
  3. C
    House
  4. D
    Buildings
Question 49Single Answer
Which of the following is considered 'intangible property'?
  1. A
    Patents
  2. B
    Vehicles
  3. C
    Buildings
  4. D
    Furniture
Question 50Single Answer
Intellectual property can be transferred through:
  1. A
    Assignment
  2. B
    Mortgage
  3. C
    Gift
  4. D
    All of the above
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