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INo. of Printed Pages: 56+2
12P(209(22 Set No. 1
No. of QuestloDs(~ <IiI mPn : 150
Time : 2 Hours Full Marks : 450
Note: (1) Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks. One mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded for each unattempted question.
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(2) If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct answer, c;hoose the closest one.
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1. Which of the following is true?
(356)
(1) Law included in the IX Schedule is beyond judicial review
(2) Law included in the IX Schedule is to be tested every time
(3) Law included in the IX Schedule derives their validity being part of IX Schedule
(4) Law included in the IX Schedule is to be tested on the touchstone of basic structure doctrine
1 (P.T.O.)
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1 .... Ii'lFIild il # """-lit """ t? (I) ~ IX ij "iUI~il flIfl< "I1flr<l; ~"f.lffi,,", 1\ '11 t
(2) ~ IX ij "iUI~d flIfl< "" ~ om: '!(\l!l"l q;\'{l ~ t
(3) ~ IX il "iUI~d flIfl< qlt ~"'" ~ ~ IX "" ",. 'l1'T t<R "" '!;lI"l 1rn! ~ t (4) ~ IX 11 "iUI~d flIfl< 'fiT '!(\l!l"l l@"!!l -;it<RT ~ <lit ..mtt\ '" 1'<00 '1Td1 t
2. Under which Article the Legislature of a State may impose restrictions on trade. commerce and intercourse?
(I) Article 302 (2) Article 303 (3) Article 304 (4) Article 305
M 1F"I <lit "'~'""'" f.!;a ~ t 1lO<! OIl1'lR, ~ 1('i 'lW!l ~ 'R ~ <'l'11 ~ t?
(I) ~ 302 (2) ~ 303 (3) ~ 304 (4) ~ 305
3. The following is not within the scope of Article 311
(1) Reduction (2) Removal
(3) Suspension (4) Removal of temporary civil servant
f.\",~FI!ld ~ 311 t ~ I\tI i\ "iUll€1d ~ t
(I) ~ (2) """ 1\ W'IT
(3) f.\""," (4) :m'Il'ft"ffiq; m qlt """ 1\ ~
4. Which of the following Schedules is relevant to Administration of Tribal Areas?
(I) First Schedule (2) Fifth Schedule
(3) Sixth Schedule (4) None of the above
(356) 2
12P/209/22 Set No. I
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(3) "ffift ~ (4) ~ il i\ ~ ~
5. Prior to Amendment to the Preamble of the Constitution, it read as
(1) Sovereign Democratic Republic (2) Sovereign Secuiar Republic
(3) Sovereign Secular Socialist (4) Sovereign Socialist Republic
ell! ..... <j;t .fdi"" il lIW'H t ~ efi'iqH q;) -,.;m "ffiIT 'IT
(1) ~dlflPhl c:11Chdi~Cfl IIOldi&ifi
(3) "5I'jdlflLq=;;t ~Pif fll1t\ili4I{l
(2) ~dlf1I4W ~8;T ijUldi&Cfi
(4) >rIjdlijLqit ijqlat41Gt ijOldil?tCfi
6. New State may be created by
(I) simple majority (2) special majority
(4) Presidential Order (3) absolute majority
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(I) m'lR"T ~
(3) 'I?f ~
(2) flrim ~
(4) ~ 'liT ~
7. The current Lokpal Bill was introduced under
(I) Article 248 (2) Article 252 (3) Article 253 (4) Article 246
<I<fl!T'! .,n'M"" ~ q;) ~ ~ t -.rn ~ ~ '1'IT 'IT?
(I) ~ 248 (2) ~ 252 (3) ~ 253 (4) ~ 246
(356) 3 (P.T.O.)
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8. The following is 'Law Day'
(I) 26th January
(3) 25th December
'AA ~' f.i",~ful" t
(I) 26 ~ (2) 26_
9. Curative petition may be filed under
(I) Article 136 (2) Article 137
(I) ~ 136 (2) ~ 137
(2) 26th November
(4) 14th April
(3) 25 ~
(3) Article 133
(3) ~ 133
(4) 14 ~
(4) Article 139
(4) ~ 139
10. The following Article provides a repository of dit;;cretionary power to the Supreme Court
(I) Article 142 (2) Article 141
(3) Article 144 (4) None of the above
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(I) ~ 142 (2) ~ 141 (3) ~ 144 (4) ;m)u; ij it ~ ~
11. Ratification of Constitution8.J. Amendment is not required for
(1) Amendment in executive power of the Union
(356)
(2) Amendment dealing with the power" of the Supreme Court
(3) Amendment to the VII Schedule
(4) Amendment to the VIII Schedule
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f.I",~flild i\; fliIiI ~'!Tf.t<l; mTItH "" ~ _ ~ t (I) ~ <IiI ""4,,,,~ fi iI mTItH (2) ~ '4,",cl" <IiI fi <I ~ mTItH (3) ~ VI1 iI mTItH (4) ~ VIII iI mTItH
12. Amendment to the Constitution means
(I) addition, change, variation
(3) change, substitution, repeal
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(I) ~, ~, <'!RR
(3) ~,~, u: 'f<-!T
(2) alteration, mo'dification, deletion
(4) addition, variation, repeal
(4) ~, <'!RR, u: 'f<-!T
13. Following is not true
(356)
(l) Entries in the VII Schedule give power to Legislative Authority
(2) Entries demarcate the respective field of Legislative Authority
(3) Entries point out the subject matters
(4) Entries do not overlap
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(2) "fllfu'll il!tl1'ft .. Ill""" i\; w<r<: I\bI "" f.r>ffivr q;>:<fi ~
(3) "fllfu'll fll'''''''l3l1 <it Wrn q;>:<fi ~
(4) "fllfu"j .. fu",,", ~ '"""
5 (P.T.O.'
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14. State may make special provisions for admission of the backward classes or the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes to the educational institutions that are
(1) aided (2) unaided (3) private (4) All of the above
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15. loom Sawhney vs. Union of India is also known as
(1) Right to Education Case
(3) Mandal Commission Case
( 1) ftll\II "" 311iI .. " ~
(3) m-m~
(2) Ganga Pollution Case
(4) Employment Case
(2) *n~ ~
(4) it'l'IR ~
16. Following is not included under Article 19(I){a)
(1) Right to vote (2) Right to reply (3) Right to print (4) Right to know
~ 19(I)(a) it "',",~~d if ~ m "tilIf.id ".g! t?
(2) :m ~ "" ~
(4) qn;R "" .. l'l .. "
17. Which of the following statements i. faIse?
(356)
(1) Right to education is provided in a separate Article
(2) Infringement of the right of personal liberty by a private person is not beyond Article 21
(3) Right to compensation fall under Article 21
(4) None of the above
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(2) f1mt -..fln "" .. Rt;"d .ad • ., iij ~ "" oWR ~ 21 "4<1 <fM "it 'Il: ~ ~
(3) "!l~ q;r ~ "'1iS<l~ 21 iij 3MI'!o 3I1l!T t
(4) :ml"a; if "it q;Jf ~
18. Interest of minorities is protected under
(I) Article 29 (2) Article 30 (3) Article 26 (4) All of the above
(I) ~29 (2) ~ 30 (3) ~ 26 (4) :ml"a;;NI
19. Following State has only one House
(I) Odisha (2) Maharashtra
(3) Madhya Pradesh (4) Kamataka
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(I) 31lfun (2) ~ (4) ~
20. Proclamation issued under Article 356 shall cease to operate unless approved by both Houses of Parliament before the expiry of
(356)
(I) 6 months (2) I year (3) 2 months (4) 30 days
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(I) 6 >m (2) I 'I'f (3) 2 "'"' (4) 30 ~
7 (P.T.O.)
12P{209{22 Set No. 1
21. Who said, "Jurisprudence is the formal science of Positive Law"?
(I) Bentham (2) Gray (3) Austin
(1) it'll! (2) il (3) ~
22. The main purpose of 'corporation sole' is to
(1) make the property easily inheritable
(2) make the property easily transferable
(3) maintain continuity of an office
(4) protect the property of State
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(2) <I"lfu -.i\ l!'1"d,,{<lq; ~t<lid(Oft. 'I'IHT
(3) 1l;ij; q;,,,\.,,, <Ii\ f.I'd(il' -.i\ """'" <IF!T
(4) W'I <Ii\ <I"lfu ij;\ m'l'l"l q;,.,-,
23. Formal sources of law according to Salmond means
(I) ancient sOUrces of law
(2) modem sources of law
(3) those sources of law which do not have binding force
(4) Holland
(4) ~
(4) those sources of law from which the law derives its force and validity
(356) 8
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( 1) fIrilI il; m;;fH mo (2) fIrilI it ~ mo (3) fIrilI it ~ mo, <il\ 4"",",ll ~ ~
(4) fIrilI il; ~ mo, f.m! fIrilI "" .,., 11.'i a'lOT """ ~ ~
12P/209/22 Set No. 1
24. Which one of the following theories is proposed by Guirke and supported by Maitland in explaining corporate personality?
(1) Concession theory (2) Fiction theory
(3) Realist theory (4) Bracket theory
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(1) '"~.," <>M (2) mm <>M (4) ~ <>M
25. Mark the incorrect statement
1356)
(I) Positive law is made by the sovereign and positive morality not by it
(2) Positive law is made by the sovereign and positive morality by God
{3) Positive law is made by the sovereign and positive morality by the consent of the people
(4) None of the above
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(2) 3i,~,,,,q," fIrilI if;! f.ItIp" im ~ W<loih! 11.'i ~ ~R\,"d' it 3lNR 'IT fii;,n "'" t (3) 3i,~.,,,q," fIrilI if;! f.ItIp" 3WI ""'" <liT ~ <l W<loih! "'" qH""",liId ~R\,"d' it 3lNR 'IT
fii;,n "'" t (4) ~ il <l ~ ~
9 (P.T.O.)
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26. Which one of the following is the correlative of immunity?
( I) Liability (2) Duty (3) No claim (4) Disability
R",~fuod it ~ ~ ~ ~ e~e ... " t?
( I) ~ (2) ~ (3) GI'I1 Ut<! (4) 3l1\1'l<!T
27. Which one of the following concepts does not belong to Sociological School of Jurisprudence?
(1) Public interest (2) Social interest
(3) Command (4) Jural postulate
(I) "" fuI (3) ~ (4) ~ f.i'I'l
28. Name of the Jurist who is called as 'Darwinian before Darwin' and 'sociologist before sociologjsts' is
(I) Kelsen (2) Savigny (3) Pound (4) Gray
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29. Who said, "The movement of progressive societies has hitherto been a movement from status to contract"?
(I) Puchta (2) Maine (3) Burke (4) Savigny
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(I) 'f'l<I (2) iR (3) -..i; (4) ~
(356) 10
12P /209 /22 Set No. 1
30. Which of the following is correctly matched?
(I) Hart-Sociology of Law
(2) Weber-The Concept of Law
(3) Holland-Elements of Jurisprudence
(4) None of the above
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31. Opinion of Jurists is
(1) general source of law
(31 legal material source of law
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(2) ~-f.IfW <lit ~
(4) oWm if -a m ~
(2) historical material source of law
(4) Not a source of law
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32. Who said, .. The basis of social solidarity is interdependence of people of society" ?
(I) Ehrlich (2) Duguit (3) Ihering (4) Pound
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(I) ~(f.l~ (2) WR (3) ~ (4) ~
33. In the modern State, the best source of law is
(I) Convention (2) CUstom (3) legislation (4) Precedent
(356) 11 (P. T. 0.)
12P/209/22 Set No. 1
(1) ~ (2) "'" (3) ~ (4) ,{Mddl
34. According to the theory of 'social utilitarianism' as propounded by Ihering
(1) greatest number of people should get greatest pleasure
(2) the essential body of legal rules is always based upon the social facts of law •
(3) a balance is to be struck between the competing interests in society
(4) law is a means to social ends
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(1) ~"fjl,«.rn.t ij -,wn "" ~"fjl,« lj1l! "!l1ll o'RT •
(2) flIfu« f.ilro it ~ "'" """ ilIfl< it ~,",I'I .. <I'>iI ~ "Uq,f\d ~ ~
(3) """" it 1I11\4IPidl,{"'« fuii ij -0:« "'¥'" _ W'IT ~ t
(4) ilIfl<~" 11'1.. ~ o!it 'lftf q;y -0:« W1'I t
35. In Jurisprudence, 'Bracket theory' is related with
(1) Fundamental Duty
(3) Legal personality
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(1) '@'!lI ~ (2) f.\f,;,,,. 311l1R
(2) Ratio decidendi
(4) Possession
(3) flIfu« .. flt;",
36. Who said, "Ownership is a plenary control over an object" ?
(1) Austin (2) Holland (3) Bentham
(356) 12
(4) '"""
(4) Salmond
12P/209/22 Set No. I
I11 ~ (2) ~ (3) .'Il! (4)~
37. .~ person in whom the right resides is called a
\11 beneficiary (2) person of inherence
~ person of incidence (4) None' of the above
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(31 3HjqfiJCfl 7X'.ffffi
(2) -.rem ~ ~ "'lfiI; (4) ~ if -it q;)f 'It!
38. \\bicb of the following is not correctly matched?
~ 11 Fiction theory-Salmond
131 Both (I) and (2)
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111 l<R>R "ITtl-->l1'h;
131 (1) ~ (2) G'r.iI
12) Purpose theory-Brinj
(4) None of the above
(2) 'R'f'! "ITtl-iF;!
(4) ~ if -it q;)f 'It!
39. • ... statement of law is nothing more than a prediction of what the Courts will decide" is the main foundation of
(356)
(11 Historical School
131 Realist School
(2) Sociological School
(4) Natural Law School
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mt <I'lIGT'I 'lIT '@ >mm t? (1) ~fii~,Ill'" <I'lIGT'I
(3) <i~'of",~ <I'lIGT'I
13
(2) ijql'il~lIijft(j e4le:11I
(4) ~ ~ a"li~'<i
(P.T.O.)
12P/209/22 Set No. 1
40. The binding force of precedent is destroyed or weakened by
(1) public opinion (2) Res judicata
(3) Ignorance of statute (4) Lis pendens
( 1 ) """'" (2) 'l'f-"IIlt (3) ~ 3l;!R(IT
41. Who is the author of famous work Mitakshara?
(1) Jimutavahana
(3) Vigyaneshwar
~ 'fR! "'rllllf{7 3;; ~ on't:! ~?
(I) >fi'l."'nlH (2) f1I,~,,,( ~
(2) Vishveshwara Bhatt
(4) Mitra Mishra
(3) f1I~I~'''( (4) flIlf flrm
42. Which of the following treatises is not followed in Dayabhaga School?
(1) Dayatatva (2) Dayakrama Sangraha
(3) Dattak Chandrika (4) Parashar Madhviya
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(I) <:1'«1'" (2) ~ m (3) ~ ~ (4) 'IRm( 1l"ft>!
43. "A clear-cut proof of custom can outweigh the written text of law" was held by the Privy Council in
(1) Collector of Madura vs. Mootoo Ramalinga
(2) Debi Mangal Prasad vs. Mahadeo Prasad
(3) Bhugwan Deen vs. Myna Baee
(4) Sheo Shankar vs. Debi Sohay
(356) 14
12P/209/22 Set No. 1
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(3) ""'"" <!/'I iRJtJ >fr.rr ~
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44. Which of the following is not an essential condition which the parties to the marriage must fulfill for a valid marriage?
(1) They should not be Sapinda of each other
(2) They should not be Sagotra o( each other
(3) They should not be related so as to be within prohibited degree of relationship
(4) None of them should have a spouse living at the time of marriage
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(4) ~ it li i1WI ,jj "lflI; '"T, ~ i\; <P<>! ~ 'lftr/'ll'ft ;fflI mr • 45. In which of the following cases, the constitutional validity of Section 9 of Hindu
Marriage Act, was upheld by the Supreme Court?
(I) T. Sarectha vs. T. Venkatasubbiah
(2J SaToj Rani vs. Sudarshan Kumar
(3) Bipinchandra vs. Prabhawati
(4) Dastane vs. Dastane
(3561 15 (P.T.O.)
12P/209/22 Set No. I
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(3) r:.fij.4~ OHPI ~
46. Which of the following statements is not correct?
(1) Children born out of void marriages. are legitimate
(2) They can inherit the property of their parents
(3) They have right by birth in joint family property
(4) Children born out of voidable marriage before decree of nullity are legitimate
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(3) ~ ~ ~ <li\ ~ if; ~ ~ t
(4) '[ ..... {Oft. ~ ~ ;;r.i\ ~ ~ if; Fm if; 'l'i at! .nl ~
47. Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding a valid adoption under Hindu Law?
(356)
(1) The person adopting the child must be major and of sound mind
(2) The child must be Hindu
(3) The child should not have completed age flfteen years
(4) The child should not be of unsound mind
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12P/209/22 Set No. I
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(2) "''!iT~~~t
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48. A, a Hindu male dies intestate leaving behind him, his father, brother, sister and one step brother. Who shall inherit bis property which is self-earned by A?
(1) Father alone
(2) Father and brother
(3) Father and both the brothers
(4) Father. brother and sister but not the step brother
A, v,q; ~ ~ flr.n ~ <nfi>rn t wR "<fti) wR fun, 'I1f, ~ "'" v,q; ~ 'I1f -.i\ ;;)~ "ffiIT t I A 1:RI m 3lr.i<r ~ '!iT "I1fU! .:r.t ~ 1
( I ) i\><r.! fun
(2) fun 1I!i .m (3) fun 1I!i $if .m (4) fun, .m 1I!i ~ ~ ~ 'I1f ~
49. Which one of the following relatives was made coparcener and conferred rights in the joint HindUlllfamily property by Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005 ?
(1) Wife of coparcener
(2) Daughter of Mitakshara coparcener
(3) Daughter of Dayabhaga coparcener
(4) Daughter in law
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f.i"I if ~ m W'I"f\ <i't ~ 'ff"fu .. " (mIT'I'I) ",fuf.1<lI., 2005 ~ "'" ~ 3i'R ~ ~ ~ "i6T ~ _ '1'11 '11?
50. The distinction between Streedhana and women's property was abolished by
(I) Section 3 of Hindu Women's Right to Property Act
(2) Section 6 of Hindu Succession Act, 1956
(3) Section 14 of Hindu Succession Act, 1956
(4) Section 6 as amended by Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005
lift'I'I l('i ~ <Iil W'!flI if ~ <i't m "lfuf.l .. " ~ Wl1l! M '1'11 '11?
( 1 ) ~~ ~ """"'" ",fu f.l .. " <Iil mu 3
(2) ~ 3ff"fu .. " ~, 1956 <Iil mu 6
(3) ~ 3ff"fu .. " "lfuf.l .... , 1956 <Iil mu 14
(4) ~ 3ffUfu .. " (mil'l'l) ~, 2005 <Iil mu 6
SI. A Muslim goes to any country of the world
(356)
(1) with his personal law
(2) without his personal law
(3) leaving his personal law in his country
(4) with an object of obeying 'the laws of the country concerned which includes the personal law
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o:q; ~ oofu; ~ * M 1fT ~ if >mIT ~
(1) 3N-ft .. flt;"iI flIfu * WI
(2) 3N-ft .. flt;"iI flIfu * ...tn: (3) 3N-ft .. flt;"iI flIfu qi\ >l'R ~ if ~ m~
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(4) ~ ~ <lit flIfu * 'lr.R * ~ * WI. i'mil .. flt;"iI flIfu 1fT afU\~iI t
52. A Muslim is prevented from marrying his wife's sister
(1) during the subsistence of marriage with his wife
(2) after the death of his wife
(3) after the divorce of his wife
(4) All of the above
( 1) 3N-ft 'li'ft * "'""" W-t * ~ (3) 3N-ft 'li'ft iI ~ * ~
53. In an irregular marriage, the duration of Iddat is
(I) four courses (2) three courses (3) two courses
(1) 'IR..r.l (2) <fFr..r.l (3) w..r.l
(4) one course
(4) o:q;..r.l
54. Ground of failure to perfonn marital obligations, is available to the wife, for divorce
(1) if the failure is without any reasonable cause
(2) if the failure is for a period of three years
(3) both (1) aod (2)
(4) either (1) or (2)
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'Ill! <TU ~'''Iii .. ~ i\; '!r.R iI Oi~""'d' 'Il'I\ 'lii <f€11'l\ .. aroR ~ <n«fi t (I) ~ .. Oie .. ",", ilRT M ofl«r "iffi"T i\; m (2) ~ .. >le""d' <fi:t 'I'il <Ii\ ~ <Ii\ m (3) (I) v.<i (2) *" (4) (I) = (2)
55. In Islam, a: gift can
(1 J be made validly through the medium of trust
(2) not be made validly through the medium of trust
(3) be made validly through the medium of trust only with the permission of the court
(4) he made validly through the medium of trust only with the permission/ consent of the heirs
~~iI~
( I) "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q ~>t "'" iI ~ 'IT ~ t (2) "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q ~>t "'" iI ~ ~ 'IT ~ t (3) """'"'' <Ii\ ~ i\; _ ~ "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q 1ft ~>t "'" iI ~ 'IT ~ t (4) <nft<it <Ii\ ~ /~ i\; ~ ~ "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q ~>t "'" iI ~ 'IT ~ t
56. The draft of Contract Bill was prepared by
(356)
(1) First Law Commission
(3) Third Law Commission
( I ) lI'I'! fl<fu 3!T'im
(3) ~ fl<fu 3!T'im
(2) Second Law Commission
(4) None of the above
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57. Which of the following is an implied offer?
{I} A bid at an auction sale
(2) A banker's catalogue of charges
(3) Consuming eatables at a restaurant
(4) All of the above
f.iq ;j i\ q,T-r -<IT ~ 1R<!1'I ~?
(1) ~ ~ it iI'r.fi wrr:n
(4) ~ <Nt
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58. A unilateral contract in which only one party is bound, is also lmown as
(1) executory contract (2) executed contract
(3) express contract (4) implied contract
1('fi 1('fi'!1\fl<I ~ ~ m 1('fi 'I"; '"'" to ~ 'Ill! i\ >f\ "f1'f\ -.mft ~
(1) f.\1omr ~
(3)~~
(2) f.I"1l~ ~
(4)~~
59. Under English Law, minor's agreement
(I) is always voidable
(356)
(2) is always void
(3) is voidable but in certain exceptional case void
(4) None of the above is correct
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aWa AA i\; =>RI'io ..- "" q;m
(I) l$ 'k" .. ",ft. t (2) l$ ~ t (3) 'k",,,,uft. t ~ ~ .. q.,~ "....rr ~ ~ t (4) 3'R1m ~ "it ...:ti >j\ ~ ~ t
60. A master asks his servant to sell his cycle to him at less than the market price. This contract can be avoided by the servant on the ground of
(1) coercion (2) fraud
(3) mistake (4) undue influence
1% ~ 3!'R ~ ,,;t ~ ~111ii;," m ,,;t '""'" 'W'! "it ..., 'W'! 'R ~ ,,;t ~ t I ~ om ~ ~ "" ~ f.\"! 3lNR 'R 1lI;ln 'IT WIi<IT t
(I) ~ (2) '!m (3) '@ (4) _1Nl'!
61. Pinnel's case is related to
(1) ftee consent
(3) consideration
lft:r.t "" ~ flI;m) ~",f.ita t? (I) "f'IlilI ~
(3)~
(2) public policy
(4) None of the above
62. In case of conflict of law, the incidence of a contract is governed by
(1) the law of the State where the contract is made
(356)
(2) the law of the State where the contract is performed
(3) the law of the State where the acceptor resides permanently
(4) the law of the State where the proposer resides permanently
22
f.ril! -\lro"""" t ~ il lifuG:r <lit .~ 'lfiI ol ~ om mfl«I mtl ~?
( I ) ;m"U"'l <lit f.ril! om .m lifuG:r <lit ~
(2) ;m"U"'l <lit f.ril! om .m lifuG:r .., >fI'l1G-I ~3lT
(3) ;m"U"'l <lit f.ril! om .m .filU;!ld I ~ ~ " f.i<Im on< "" ~
(4) ;m"U"'l <lit f.ril! om .m ',""I" .. ~f ~ ~ " f.r.!m on< "" t
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63. A agrees to pay B Rs 1,000 if two straight lines should enclose a space. The agreement is void under
(I) Section 36 (2) Section 39 (3) Section 55 (4) Section 56
A, B " '!m ""'" t it 'If<: G1 $1\ WIll ~ l'ITo! -.i\ ;roI\ t "fft .. B -.i\ 1,000 ~o ~I .. '!m ~ 3l'fR l1I:'I t?
(I) mu 36 (2) 'IIU 39 (3) 'IIU 55 (4) 'IIU 56
64. When a coqtract becomes impossible or illegal of performance
(356)
(1) the promisee is excused from the performance
(2) the promisor is excused from the performance
(3) both the promisor and promisee are excused from the performance
(4) None of the above
(I) ,,~.u.ldl 'lffi'I " ~ m """ t (2) ,,~ ... ~f 'lffi'I " ~ m """ t (3) "~'iMf 1I!i "~'U;!ldl ~ 'lffi'I " ~ m ~ ~ (4) ..mm il " ~ ~
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65. If a person who finds goods, belonging to another, takes them into his custody, then he
(1) can pledge the goods
(2) can gift the goods
(3) is subject to same responsibility as a bailee
(4) None of the above
~ 1% -..1%, '1i ~ ~ ~ l!ffi '1i\ 'ffiIT t ~ 3l'l'fi 31ilRl\1T it ~ mn t, m ~ (1) l!ffi '1i\ ilrofi UlI <l'!i<IT t
(2) 'Irn "" '" ~ >!'Iil!T t (3) 3>ft ~ ~ 3'ItfR t ~ f.\; 1% .. f.i~n1
(4) ..mm it ~ m -.tl
66. Which one of the following contracts has time as the essence of the contract?
(1) A contracts to marry B at the earliest
(356)
(2) A contracts with B for the sale of his property
(3) A contracts to send money to B for B's sustenance in England
(4) A contracts to buy B's house for immediate occupation
f.iq .>iI it ~ ~ WI'I • i\; '"' i\; ~ it t 1
(I) A, B ~ ,ft.,RI,ft" ~ ;fit • ~ t
(2) A, B ~ 3l'l'fi ~ ~ flrsi;'! ;fit • ~ t
(3) A, B '1i\ ~ 1\ ~ t<J '<-! ~ ;fit • ~ t
(4) A ~ """" t<J B "" """" ~ ;fit • ~ t
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67. An agreement in restraint ·of marriage of a minor is
(I) void
(3) valid
(I) ~
(3) ~'1
(2) voidable
(4) None of the above is correct
(2) .l .... 'oft.
68. A contract imposed by law on the parties is called
(I) implied contract (2) constructive contract
(3) contingent contract (4) None of the above
q.,..ro 'R 1'Ifll om anUfila • ~ "ll<ft ~
(I) ~. (2) "" ... ill ...
(3) .~. (4) "3'l()m it ~ ~ 'It!
69. The transfer of contractual rights or liabilities by a party to the contract to some other person who is not a party is known as
(356)
(1) accord of contract (2) assignment of contract
(3) novation of contract (4) rescission of contract
• i\; 11!1' ql5'liR om ~ ;JR "Ifu; 'IiI, iI ql5'liR 'It! to ';1'<\,*"" ~ 3N<IT ~ "" ~1'11"f1{\11 ;;n;n ~ t
( 1 ) ."'"'" i\; "'" it
25
(2) • e":!~'H i\; "'" it
(4) • ~ i\; "'" it
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70. Which of the following cases is on the meaning of 'immorality' ?
(l) Ram Swamp vs. Bansi Mander
(3) Abdul vs. Hussain Bi
(1) M""M ""'" <iWt m:r (3) ~ ""'" ~ -.ff
(2) Fa/eh Singh vs. Sanwal Singh
(4) Gherula vs. Mahadeo Das
(2) '"'" fillr iR'T'l !R<ffi' fi'r;< (4) Q<'HI('1 iR'T'l ~ ~
71. A surety can revoke by notice to the creditor
(1) guarantee
(3) every guarantee
lIflol, ~ -.i\ 1f'HT mr .fi\~~ul 'lO: -.f.I;m
II)~
(3)~~
(2) continuing guarantee
(4) None of the above
72. "Consideration is necessary to create an agency." This statement is
(1) True (2) False
(3) Partly true (4) None of the above
(1) «<"I (2) 31m'!
(3) 31ifu.!; «<"I (4) ~ if "i\ ~ ~
73. A sells, by auction to B, a horse which A knows to be unsound. A says nothing to B about the horse's unsoundness. This is
(1) misrepresentation by A (2) fraud by A
(3) mistake by A (4) None of the above
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A ~ OIU B <it 1('6 >It'?! ~ i ~ on't il A """'" t ~ OIl! ~ ~ I A ~ i\; ~ i\; on't il B <it ~ ~ '""'" I OIl! ~
{I} A OIU ~odq{'H
{3} A OIU '@
{2} A OIU <om
{4} ~ il -a q;f{ ~
74. Placing of ornaments in a bank locker is not a contract of bailment. This statement is
{I} true {2} false {3} partly true {4} partly false
~ am il ""'" <it UlI'I1 ~ <lit • ~ ~ I OIl! <m! t
{I} "'" {2} """" {3} .mm "'" {4} .mm """" 75. When a quasi-contractual obligation is not discharged, the person inju~ed by such
failure is entitled to compensation by party in default under Indian Contract Act
(1) in Section 70
(3) in Section 72
{2} in Section 71
{4} in Section 73
"'" 1('6 .-""",,", ~ "" f.t4-l ~ .rnr t, m ~ "MMldl OIU I\IlI ~ 'lffiIl>! • 31fuf.l<lQ i\; 3I'1R 'lffift qoj\ "'" q~ -a ~ "'" qoj\ "" ~ t
{I} tWT 70 iI {2} tWT 71 iI {3} tWT 72 il {4} tWT 73 il
76. A manufacturer is liable to the ultimate consumer of goods though no contract exists between them, was first held in
{356}
{I} Rylands vs. Fletcher
(3) Ashby vs. White
(2) Donoghue vs. Steuenson
(4) Nichals vs. Marsland
1('6 ~ al'R '@'f!I ~ i\; lIfiI 3~'~loi1 .rnr t <mfi\ :;.Ti\; ofRI q;f{ ~" ~ m.n, OIl! f.iof,r m. ~ iI f.mI ""'?
(I) ~ iRTIl ~ (2) ~ iRTIl R'l>l'li'l
(3) ~ iRTIl ~ {4} f.I .. )HM iRTIl :mM~
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77. According to which author it is Law of Torts not Law of Tort?
(I) Winfield (2) Pollock (3) Salmond (4) Jolowicz
m. "'- '" ~ FIf J#q; ~fI ~, <if m <Tt ~?
(2) ~ (3) wrg , 'Ill (4) "11t11 <NI
78. Which of the following cases is related to maxim Injuria sine dwnno?
(I) Ashby vs. White (2) Chasemore vs. Richards
(3) Hayness vs. Hanuood (4) Butterjield vs. Forrester
R'" r" ru.o if it ~ -m 'Ill; ilRT .ma '" mf.i "'" f.lll1! it ~ ~, (I) ~ iRT'! ~ (2) ~ iRT'! ft;m{fI
(3) #<I iRT'! ~ (4) '2<'~)c'" iRT'! ""~
79. Which of the following cases is related to Tort of negligence?
(I) Nichols vs. Marsland (2) Read vs. Lyons
(3) Grant vs. Australian Knitting Mills (4) Derry vs. Peek
f.\1=r if it ~ -m 'Ill; ;NPdF'PI 3l'!fl'! it ~ ~?
(I) (.)")(,,,'1 iRT'! ""M", (2) & 'RT'I <"IRT
(3) !1i< iRT'! amtfFw-f ~ fi'm1 (4) tit 'RT'I q,.
80. Which out of the following persons cannot sue for nuisance?
(1) Tenant
(2) Occupier of land
(3) A licensee without possession as a guest
(4) A licensee with exclusive possession
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(1) 1l!;(I.~R
(2) 'IJlr 'R 'fi"'IT q;f.\ aTi?TT
(3) 1l."' amril! * <'! if ""flI .... * .,tn: "'a"fRqlt\
(4) fufu!! ""flI .... aTi?TT >ia"fRq,fl
81. Which one of these is not required to be proved by plaintiff in case of malicious prosecution?
(1) Prosecution of the plaintiff
(2) Imprisonment of the plaintiff
(3) Termination of proceedings in favour of the plaintiff
(4) Absence of reasonable and probable cause
(1) ~ "" ~ (2) ~ cnr Cfl](I'4ttt
(3) ~ * ~I\'! if If!'I1f "" ""Hid'"
82. According to Winfield, tortious liability arises from breach of
(1) constitutional duty
(3) duty primarily fIxed by law
(1) ~..,m; q;;foq
(3) tl:rit! om '@ <'! i\ fMll:d q;;foq
(356) 29
(2) duty under enacted laws
(4) moral duty
(2) tl:rit! * 110<1 3fgf&d q;;foq
(4) ~ q;;foq
IP. T.O.)
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83. Which one of the following is not a justification/defence in cases of assault and battery?
(1) Leave and licence or vo{enti non fit injuria
(2) Expulsion of trespasser
(3) Self-defence
14) Act of God
,"~I\<I; ~ 1l.'i O'R'T ~ <m: il f.\"l~Fliid il "i\ ~-m ~ .I\\"G-l/.-.nq 'It! t 1
11) mt 1l.'i ~ '>1>I'!T ~ '"" fiR $"(n'/1
(2) ",I\\ .. qu, <m <lA q,1 ~ f.\o;,.I'I'
13) 3ffiIl\!<~
14) "''1'1\\0; ~
84. Governmental liability for the Torts committed by its servants in England is governed by
(I) Common Law
(2) Constitutional Provision
(3) Principle of King can do no wrong
14) Crown Proceedings Act, 1947
~ il iiilo;(l" .. l ~ <lit 'Il I\IRi ~ mo;Rt Gifli1'I "" ~ ~ ~ M 'IRIt ~?
(4) lrn'i si\;i)~"~, 1947
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85. Govemmentalliability for the Torts committed by its servants in India is similar to the liability of
(1) East India Company
(3) An Ordinary Employer
(1)~~~
(3) ~"!!TIIT"! f.l>ffit;r
(2) Queen of England
(4) any Sovereign Ruler
86. Which of the following defences is generally not allowed in a case of strict liability?
(I) Act of God
(3) Common benefit
(I) ,,,,RIo; ~ (3) ll1'IR aN
(2) Inevitable accident
(4) UnfoTseen act of stranger
(2)~~
87. In which case, the rule of last opportunity was propounded?
(I) Butterjield vs. Forrester
(2) Dames vs. Mann
(3) British Columbia Electric Rly vs. Loach
(4) Glasgow Corporation vs. Taylor
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88. Which Article in the Constitution of India is related to governmental liability for Torts committed by its servants?
(1) Article 300 (2) Article 310
(1) ~ 300 (2) ~ 310
89. Jus tertii is a defence in an action for
(1) conversion
(3) false imprisonment
(3) Article 315
(3) ~ 315
(2) defamation
(4) negligence
(4) Article 320
(4) ~ 320
(4) ~¥T
90. Which of the following maxims is related to consent as a defence in an action for Tort?
(1) Scienter rule
(2) Volenti non fit injuria
(3) Scienti non fit injuria
(4) Res ipsa loquitur there must be a remedy
(2) ~;if.r PR ~
(4) m 1I'!1'JI, 11.'> 0I1'W 3!<ml \?RI _
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91. Innuendo is
(l) intention to defame the plaintiff
(2) intention to cause injury
(3) setting forth the particular circumstances by plaintiff because of which an otherwise non-defamatory statement is defamatory to him
(4) defence available in an action for defamation
" .. ,lflh t (I) ~ -.it _ q;f.t <lit ~
(2) ""'" q;f.t <lit ~
(3) ~ 1:lU 3'! ilm'oI qIU~fIt<ii 'fiT •• t.m<li\ ~ -a ~ ~ .". f\"(-OIq","",.," """"' >f\ 301QQI"l"l"iiifl iR ;;rnrr ~
92. The term unliquidated damages means
(356)
(1) damages are only payable if the defendant is solvent
(2) damages are for a fIxed sum
(3) damages are not set or calculable in advance
(4) damages are paid in the form of a cheque
OIr..~d ~ 'fiT aN t
(I) ~ <I'f\ ill 'i1WI\ "1'! "'"" ~IR ~'~'" " ~
(2) ~.". f.rim "'"' ~ ~ t (3) ~ f.rim ~ '<IT 3'!'fiT 3iilRR ~ -a ~ _ 'IT lIifilIT
(4) ~ ~ 1:lU ~ 'fiT WT'"" _ 'I1lIT t
33 (P.T.O.)
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93. Which of the following cases is not related to Tort of defamation?
(1) Morris vs. C. W. Martin & Sons Ltd.
(2) E. Hutton Co. vs. A. Jones
(3) Morrison vs. Ritchie & Co.
(4) Tolley vs. Fry & Sons Ltd.
f.!"I if -« 'I>'R-m ~ 3w!r-I ~ -« ~",f.il<l -;;tf t? ( 1) rtrtrn if.ITII fft 0 ~ 0 'Irlf.r 1(6 <RI fff 0
(2) to ~ ';;0 1A1'! ,<0 m (3) 11'fftlR if.ITII tr.h 1(6 ';;0
(4) zfFIt if.ITII JnTf 1(6 <RI fff 0
94. In which of the following cases, the State was not held vicariously liable for the Tort committed by its employee?
(356)
(1) Vidyawati vs. State of Rajasthan
(2) Shyarnsunder vs. State of Rajasthan
(3) Union of India vs. Sugrabai
(4) Kasturilal vs. State of Utlar Pradesh
f.!"I if -« flrn ~ if "{1"1 qi\ 'l?f "" -« am mrtt' WU <lit 11f I\ffi! ~ ~ 3fl(~I41 -;;tf ~ '1'IT ",?
(2) ~~ 'R1lI fm'IF1 vo<T
(4) ~ ffiff 'R1lI 3"il( ~ U"'"I
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95. In a case of trespass to land the following remedy is not available to the plaintiff
(I) detinue
(2) action for ejectment or recovery of land
(3) suit for mesne profits
(4) distress damage feasant
(I) fu't,,-~-«,>f.,tl\
(2) f.\ ... ,e. 3N<IT 'lfl! <lit -.mfI 11; ~ «,<f«,t!l
(3) 'I"mIf EN 11; ~ m<:
(4) =-~"6 ~
96. Which of the following is the correct theoretical sequence in the Commission of an offence?
(i) Physical element
(ii) Mental element
(iU) Forbidden consequences
Select the correct answer using the code given below :
Code:
(I) li), lii), liii) (2) lii), li), liii)
(3) liii), lii), li) (4) liii), li), In)
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(i) !tlltlRCfj m:q
(ii) 141'1~Cfi ~
liii) ~ 'lftUJ11I
f.i"! 'F i\; m om ~ 31f( "" """ ~ Code:
(I) li), lii), liii)
(3) liii), lii), li)
(2) lii), li), liii)
(4) liii), li), lii)
97. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists :
(356)
List-I
fa) Movable property obtained without consent
(b) Movable property obtained without consent by instant-violence
(c) Movable property obtained without consent induced by fear
(d) Movable property obtained using instant violence by a gang of six persons
Code:
la) Ih) Ic) Id)
( I) liii) liv) li) lii)
(2) liii) li) liv) lii)
(3) liv) li) lii) liii)
(4) liv) lii) li) liii)
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List-II
li) Robbery
lii) Extortion
liii) Dacoity
(iv) Theft
98.
(356)
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'{'It-I 'lit '{'It-I! il; _ ~ -.it 1«i ~ il; ;f'r;t ~ 'l1( ~ "" m q;f,j ~ ~ 3m ""
'I'!'I -.it ,
'{'It-I
(a) ~ il; -.rn lITlI 'ffi ~
(b) ~ il; -.rn ~ mn "" m q;f,j ~ lITlI 'ffi ~
(c) "" ~ ~ il; -.rn lITlI 'ffi ~
(d) ;J, -..fu;,il il; ~ om ~ mn "" m ~ ~ lITlI 'ffi ~
Code;
(a) (b) (c) (d)
( I) (iii) (iv) (i) (ii)
(2) (iii) (i) (iv) (ii)
(3) (iv) (i) (ii) (iii)
(4) (iv) (ii) (i) (iii)
Which of the following is correctly matched?
( I) Section BO-Accident (2)
(3) Section SS-Mistake of fact (4)
M if " """-m -gn! ~ ~? ( I) <mT8~ (2)
(3) <mT 85--<1"1 <lit '@ (4)
37
~-H
(i) ~
(ii) ~
(iii) ~
(iv) ~
Section 81-N ecessity
Both (I) and (2)
mu 81~1~f4Cfidl
(I) 1«i (2) ~
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99. Section 73 of IPC provides for the maximum limit of solit~ conrmement to be
(1) one year (2) two years
(3) three months (4) None of the above
mo~o<io <lit "'" 73 if ~ q;'<I.,a <lit 3iltiq;aq $iT ~ '1l t
( 1) 1(q; "" (2) ~ ""
100. Section 82 of IPC enunciates
(1) a presumption of fact
(2) a rebuttable presumption of law
(3) ifFr 'ITlf
(3) a conclusive or irrebuttable presumption of law
(4) None of the above
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(2) AA <lit 1(q; ~ 3q~ROii
(3) fcriU ctl 'Q;CIi f,lUtf4Cf1 3N'iU 3"I&c.ftq aQtH(UII
101. In which of the following offences Mens rea is not an essential ingredient?
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(1) Murder
(1) mon
(3) ~
(2) Theft
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(3) Robbery
(2) '<i'rtl
(4) ~.,~
(4) Bigamy
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102. [0 which of the following cases, the Supreme Court declared Section 303 of the IPC as unconstitutional?
{I} Sher Singh vs. State of Punjab
{2} Mithu vs. State of Punjab
{3} Bachan Singh vs. State of Pu,yab
(4) None of the above
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{3} i/"I'f 1ih< iRII! ~ U"'l
{2} 1i1>{ iRII! ~ U"'l
(4) ~ 11 'it q;)f 'It!
103. Aruna Ramchandra Shanbaug vs. Union of India is related with
(1) suicide (2) capital punishment
(3) euthanasia (4) murder
(IJ 341Mik41 {4} ~
104. A, an officer of a Court of Justice is ordered by the Court to arrest Y. He arrests Z after due inquiry believing Z to be Y
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(1 J A has committed the offence of wrongful confmement
(2) A is guilty of criminal negligence
(3) A has committed no offence, because he is protected by Section 76 of IPC
(4) None of the above
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(2) A ~ :it'll! '"' ~ t
(3) A ~ ~ """'" '!;ff ~ t, if'iffif; ... \lTo~ 0« 0 <!i\ 'lTU 76 ~ ~ <id'~ t
(4) 3'ffim if ~ ~ 'It!
105. The basic difference between Section 34 and Section 149 of IPC is
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(lJ Section 34 creates a principle of joint liability and does not create a specific offence, Section 149 creates a specific offence
{2} Section 149 does not create a specific offence, but Section 34 creates a specific offence
(3) both create specific offences, but the principle of joint liability is created only by Section 34
{4J None of the above
\IT o~ 0« 0 <!i\ 'lTU 34 _ 'lTU 149 if '@'llI >F<R t
(1) 'lTU 34 l!!fi ~ 3fl\{'I<I, <!i\ ~ -n t aiR ~ r.nm 3l'R1'I <!i\ 'It!, ~ 'lTU 149
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(3) <J;il tt ~ r.nm >1'm'iI <!i\ ~ -n t ~ ~ 3fl\{"<l1 ~ ftq;r;;r <!i\ ~ iI;qa 'lTU
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(4) ~ if ~ ~ 'It!
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106. Which of the following punisrunents cannot be awarded under the IPC?
(1) Forfeiture of property (2) Rigorous imprisonment
(3) Transportation for life 14) Death
f.t"! il iI <o't.!-m <ts 'lTo~o~o om ~ 'IRT ""'" ~ t?
11) ~ <lit ...at
13) amftoR f.I<mR
(2) ~ CfiRl<:4l~
14) ~
107. What is the offence, where preparation of offence is also punishable?
11) Theft· 12) Dacoity 13) Murder 14) Rape
"" <o't.!-m 3ffi1'l t f.m<Iit ~ <m1 >it ~ ~ 1
11) ..rrtl (2) ~ 13) """ (4) Glt"Il(ifi1(
108. A obtained a sum of Rs 10,000 from B by putting B in fear of death. Which one of the following offences was committed?
11) Cheating 12) Ropbery 13) Extortion 14) Mischief
A 'I B l!iI ~ "" "" !«S, .. , :nm 10,000 .0 <lit "'"' Jffi! <lit, ~ f.t"! il iI <o't.!-m 3ffi1'l
~1
II)~ 12) ~ 13) ftr.«nf 14) 'f1<m!
109. Which one of the follDwing is an essential element of criminal breach of trust?
(1) Contractual relationship
(2) Transfer of possession
(3) Taking possession of property by fraudulent means
14) Property must be movable
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f.n=! ,q -a ~ 311"11'1" "Im'i>T '"' 1('" mq t? 11) 311:\" 1'1" W'I"l
12) ~ '"' ~><1id<ul
13) "q<,(of m'l'iI >Ii\ ~ -a ~ 'R '""'" ..::IT
14) "'"~~~
110. Causing disappearance of evidence of offence, or giving false information to screen offenders is an offence
11) under Section 200 of IPC
(3) under Section 211 of IPC
11) ",o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 200 t omr
13) ",o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 211 t omr
12) under Section 20 I of IPC
(4) under Section 204 of IPC
12) "'o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 201 t omr
14) "'o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 204 t omr
111. 'Dowry death' under the Indian Penal Code has been put under the Chapter
11) offences against human body
(2) offences against marriage
(3) offences against Law and Justice
(4) offences against public nuisance
11) "'"'" mR t flt..: 31'm't
13) fI<f1I 1('i "lI'I t flt..: 31'm't
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112. Which of the following is immaterial for the offence of wrongful confinement?
(I) Malice
(2) Period of confmement
(3) Bonafide belief in the existence of a legal -right
(4) Both (I) and (2)
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(2) ';«j<o(O[ <lit 3l'lftI
(4) (I) 1l;'i (2) G1;J\
113. A picks up a stick and pointing towards B says .. I will beat and break your bones". It amounts to
(I) criminal assault (2) criminal intimidation
(3) simple hurt (4) extortion
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(I) ~~ (4) ~
114. A 'man' is defended by Section 10 of IPC as a male human being of
(I) any age
(3) above IQ years of age
(I) ilm\.j\ ~ "" ~
(3) 10 "" iI ~ <lit ~ "" ~
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(2) above 16 years of age
(4) None of the above
(2) 16 "" iI ~ <lit ~ "" ~
(4) "3'Rht; if iI 'Iiti ~
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115. A voluntarily throws into a river. a ring belonging to Z with the intention of thereby causing wrongful loss to Z. A has committed
(1) cheating (2) mischief
(3) criminal breach of trust (4) no offence
A ...... ,tJ .. z ofi\ -0:0; W@\ ." oil ~ 'I!'lf.t ofi\ -:ftmI II ~ 1\ i\;o; tIT t, A ~ qorr 3l'ro'I
flI;on ~?
(I) ,"..,.~ (2) = (3) =flIo; """-~ (4) ~ 3l'ro'I 'f(ff
116. Which of the following cases relates to recognition of States and Governments?
(1) Tinoeo Concessions Arbitration
(2) Island of Palmas Case
(3) West Rand Central Gold Mining vs. R
(4) Chung Chi Cheung vs. The King
(I) tr.ftoit ".,j>l'" 3mlil?m
(2) ~ Jiiq; '11'I1li ~
(3) ;ffi: ~ ~ ~ 'I1if.PT >Rl'I 3nf
(4) *'"<it""-,, >Rl'I <: f.m
117. Who among the following is not an adherent of declaratory theory?
(I) Hall (2) Brierly
(3) Lauterpacht (4) Fisher Williams
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(1) ~ (2) ~
118. Territorial sea may not extend beyond
(1) 12 nautical miles
(3) 10 nautical miles
"~~I" mm <liT <;!\ ~ ~ tit ~ t
(1) 12 ~ <fffi <l
(3) 10 ~ <fffi <l
119. The subjects of International Law are
(1) States only
(2) International Organizations only
(3) .. "tiI'fl
(2) 24 nautical miles
(4) 9 nautical miles
(2) 24 ~ <fffi <l
(4) 9 ~ <fffi <l
(3) States, International Organizations and Individuals
(4) United Nations only
",,,,d~,, ilrlil <liT 1"""'« t ( 1 ) i\;...., U"'I
(2) i\;...., ",,,,d~,, Wio-!
(3) U"'I. "'",(f~" Wio-! ~ "IflI; (4) i\;...., ~ u&!
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120. Which of the following cases supports the view that opinio juris is a necessary ingredient of a custom?
(1) Eastern Greenland Case (2) Luther vs. Sagor
(3) Lotus Case (4) Corfu Channel Case
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(3) ffl<1I <l;;;
121. Which of the following writers supports the Maoism theory?
(1) Triepel (2) Anzilotti
(3) Herch Lauterpacht (4) Strupp
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( 1 ) t\'Icl (2) Q;;.fi",1 ill (3) .,! cl ,all '" (4) ""
122. Indian practice with regard to Customary International Law is near to
(1) theory of dualism (2) theory of monism
(3) theories of coordination (4) None of the above
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(1) ~ ~ ~ (2) ~q;cl.'<; ~ ~
123. Sir Gerald Fitzmaurice is associated with
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(1) theory of Maoism
(3) theories of coordination
m ~ fQ;{'Iq,l\e e..,f.tId ~
(1) ~q;cl"'<; ~ "
(3) _ ~ Ill",'<i\ "
(2) theory of dualism
(4) theory of transformation
(2) ~~" (4) «'4, .. ,0, ~ ~ "
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124. Which of the following is not a method of Pacific Settlement of disputes?
(11 Negotiation (21 Conciliation
(3) Judicial Settlement (4) Economic Blockade
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(11 'ffilf (2) ~ (3) "Ilfllq; f.Mmr (4) ~ 41i\;oi<l\
125. The Canon Shot Rule, now obsolete, is associated with
(I) the breadth of the contiguous zone
(2) the breadth of the territorial sea
(3) the continental shelf
(4) measurement of the baselines
i\ t:H w 1WI, '" >1'1 """" 1'1 ~ t ~ ",f.fld t
(I) m l\l1I <lit ~ li (2) U"'I~ m>R <lit ~ li
126. International Court of Justice is situated at
(I) Rome (2) Hague (3) New York (4) Italy
(I) Ul! 1'1 (2) ~ 1'1 (3) ~ 1'1 (4) ~ 1'1
127. In which country, Treaty Law is a part of the Supreme Law of the land?
(I) The United Kingdom (2) India
(3) The United States of America (4) Australia
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(1) ~"'$l" flmsq (2) = (3) ~U"I ~ (4) 311~ra.,
128. The principle pacta sunt servanda was propounded by
(1) Hall (2) Bentham
<i<m !1'i! ~ 'lIT flr.;:RI .r"q,~" ~ '1'IT
(1) mr * ;;m (3) .rr.. ~ * ;;m
(3) John Austin (4) AnziIotti
(2) ~ *;;m (4) Q:o;1ldl ~ * ;;m
129. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights was adopted on
(l) 30th January, 1976 (2) 3rd January, 1976
(3) 16th December, 1966 (4) 10th December, 1966
ftrllra I«i "",~r" .. 31ill .. ,i! <€I 31'i1d~. ~ <i\ ~ ~ '1'IT '"
(1) 30~, 1976 <i\ (2) 3~, 1976 <i\
(3) 16~, 1966 <i\ (4) 1O~, J 966 <i\
130. India is not a party to the
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(1) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
(2) Convention on the Rights of Child
(3) First (Optional) Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Right
(4) Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
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( I) fuflrR ~ ,,~~ III « 3lflmii <Ii\ """d!i'l" ~ «T
(2) 0Fi\ i\; ~ 'IT ~ «T
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(3) fuflrR ~ ,,~~IlI« 3lflmii <Ii\ 3I .. d!i'l" ~ i\; VII'! ("'f.Q«) "'21«,('1 «T
(4) ~ai\ i\; m.: ~ JC<I;R i\; ~ i\; 3"@'1 'IT ~ «T
131. The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 was passed by Parliament under
(I) Article 246 (2) Article 248 (3) Article 252 (4) Article 253
"",of!. (mlll"l) ~. 1972 flrn ~ i\; ~ ~;:m lIm f,;;,n "'" "'1
(I) ~ 246 (2) 31:14<; 248 (3) ~ 252 (4) ~ 253
132. WCED stands for
WCED «T 'r'f -.;q t
(1) World Commission on Environment and Development
(2) World Commission on Economics and Development
(3) World Commission on European Development
(4) World Commission on Energy and Development
133. The number of the States signed the Resolution requesting Parliament to pass law for prevention of water pollUtion is
(I) 13 (2) 12 (3) 11 (4) None of the above
'R'I ~ ~ i\; 1W( ~ "i\ ~ '11( -.... 'IT flI;<R ~ 'I ~ ~ il 1
(I) 13 (2) 12 (3) 11 (4) ~ if "i\ <ffif 'It!!
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134. The Chairperson of the National Board for Wildlife is
(1) Prime Minister
(2) Minister In-charge of Forest and Wildlife
(3) Chief Wildlife Warden
(4) Director-General of Forest
.... >i1<I., ~ ~ ii\;! ~ .3l"tl\! t (1) g~,.,';iII
(3) ~ .... afl • ., .-,i;r
(2) "" 1l:'i ...... 1. fINpj ~ l!'Irt\ lj;ft
(4) ..n ~ q~,f.t~" ..
135. The State Pollution Control Board is constituted by
(1) the Central Government
(2) the State Government
(31 the Central Government on request of the concerned State Government
(4) a ~esolution passed by the Legislative Assembly
U"! ~ f.t>ilI'I! ii\;! qrr 'TO'! M ;;mn t
(1) ~ m<fiR ~ (2) U"! mlfiR ~
(3) ~ U"! ~ ~"! 'R ~ mlfiR ~ (4) flI~,flI .. , ~ ~ 'lm 1('0 JmWt ~
136. The Environment (Protection) Act provides for the powers and functions of
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(1) the Central Government (2) the State Government
(3) Both (4) Environment Authority
."i.(" (<iwvI) ~ f.I;lI'Iit m am ..."f -..T _ """" t?
(1) ~ mlfiR
(3) G't'I1
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(2) U"'f mlfiR
(4) •• 1"", ""Ill,"""
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137. When an Act constitutes an offence under the Environment (Protection) Act and also under any other anti-pollution Act, the offender is punished
(I) under the Environment (Protection) Act
(2) under the other anti-pollution Act
(3) under both the Acts
(4) subject to the choice of the offender
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t '" 3I'IIJlll qi\ ~ .,~f.I"q iI; """ ~ ~ """ ~?
(1) q"f .. o, (m'il"l) .,~f.I"q iI; """
(3) GT:it .,~f.I,,>il iI; ~
138. The air pollution control area means
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(1) area where industrial plants do not operate
(2) area where use of any fuel is prohibited
(3) area where use of appliances is prohibited
(4) None of the above
~ ~ f.i,;-"oy I\tI ~ 3Ifmmt t
(1) <il1 I\tI ~ 01\<;1111 .. ~ 1i~,F8d ~ ~ -.mt
(2) <il1 I\tI ~ ~ >fi ~'I'! '!IT m qftfd t
(3) <il1 I\tI ~ 3q .. ,O" '!IT m qftfd t
(4) 3'lUm if ~ ..r{ ~
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139. The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 has repealed the following
(I) The Public Liability Insurance Act
(2) The National Environment Appellate Authority Act
(3) The Environment (Protection) Act
(4) The Forest (Conservation) Act
~ JIr.r ?'$"'L~'" ~, 2010 'I f.il=! ;j ii f<I;,r 31ill~o" ..rr «: ~? (I) ~,J",~o; ~ ;ft1rr ~
(2) ~ q,hHo, ~ 31illo;(o, 31ill~Oq
(3) qofO(o, (WI\lUT) 31ill~,q
(4) q.r (WI\lUT) ~
140. The Brundtland Commission Report is known as
(1) Our Common Future (2) OUT Common Fortune
(3) OUT Common Concern (4) OUT Common Environment
(2) 0'!f(I ml!R 'IT"!
(4) 0'!f(I ml!R qOf,,(o,
141. Which of the following is false?
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(I) Ordinarily the Board shall send the sample of effiuents for analysis to the Government and the Board's laboratories
(2) Ordinarily the Board shall send the sample of effiuents for analysis to the Board's laboratory
(3) The Board on demand shall send the sample of effiuents for analysis to the Government laboratory
(4) All of the above
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(I) .,","'", oiti ~ 'lIT ~ Ilw;t.o, i\; ~ mom <f'IIT oiti <lit .>Ii''''''i1'~ i\; 'lm ~
(2) .,","'", oiti ~ 'lIT ~ p"JI.o, i\; ~ oiti <lit •• ,."",", ;j ~
(3) .nt l!l>T fII;t( ~ 'R ~ 'lIT ~ p"JI.o, i\; ~ ~ .<it."",", ;j ~
(4) mtm"fN\
142. Which of the following Law was enacted in pursuance of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Human Right?
(1) The Environment (Protection) Act
(2) The Biological Diversity Act
(3) The National Green Tribunal Act
(4) All of the above
q.f.,o, .,; ~ i\; """" ;j UlJ ~ to.; i\; lR'f ;j f.to=I ;j ~ 'llr.!-m ~ 'lm
fII;m '1'IT 'IT'
(I) '!'<f'Ho, (';':I\1"T) ~
(3) ~ Jfr.! ~'I"'("'" ~
(2) ~.P,p,'ld1 ~
(4) mtm"fN\
143. The human rights and polluted environment drew attention of the Supreme Court for the first time in the case of
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(1) Ruml Litigation Entitlement Kendra vs. State of UP
(2) M. C. Mehta vs. Kamal Nath
(3) Ratlam Municipality vs. Vardichand
(4) Subhash Kumar vs. State of Bihar
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~ <1'11 ~ q.rO(o, it q~iifl'l( ...w.. "I","" q;J """ ~. ~ t ~ t """ ~ finoT 'IT?
(I) <'ffi IM~"" iml2""'e ~ iRJ1! = ~ U"1
(2) ~c #10 ~ iRJ1! 'MH""f
(3) «ffi7'f '1f.1ff1.fRi!l iRJ1! ~
(4) Ilsm?FIR iRJ1! ~ U"1
144. Recent Conference of Parties held in Durban related to
(1) biodiversity
(3) climate change
(2) ""
145. Wangari Maathai is known for
(1) Nobel Prize in Environment
(2) forest
(4) ozone gas
(3)~~
(2) International Water Course Conservation
(3) Sustainable Environment
(4) Soil Conservation
~ ~ q;) ~ ~ "IRT;;mn t?
(I) q.r",o, if ~ ~ t ~
(3) 'IT\ufto ,.r",o, t ~
146. Which of the following is the best evidence?
(1) Documentary evidence (2) Direct evidence
(4) ~ ""
(3) Hearsay evidence (4) Circumstantial evidence
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(2) lIf!I&l """
147. Under Evidence Act, a statement made"by co-accused at the time of commission of the offence is
(1) admissible under Section 6
(3) admissible under Section 30
(1) IllU 6 * -"" 1mI
(3) IllU 30 * -"" 1mI
148. Opinion of Handwriting Expert
(1) always needs corroboration
(2) is inadmissible in evidence
(3) is always binding on the courts
(2) admissible under Section 8
(4) Not at all admissible
(2) >mr 8 * -"" 1mI
(4) ~, 31lm1
(4) can be acted upon without corroboration
(2) ~l!'! if 31lm1 t
(3) "1",<1<0 'R .,"'''''~ t (4) flRT ~ * l!1"I <lit 'IT <I'I><ft ~
149. Under which Section of the Indian Evidence Act bad character of an accused is not relevant?
(1) Section 54 (2) 'Section 52 (3) Section 53 (4) Section 118
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(I) 'Im 54 (2) 'Im 52 (3) 'Im 53 (4) _ 118
150. Which Section of the Indian Evidence Act is related with doctrine of Res ipsa loquitor?
(I) Section 102 (2) Section 104 (3) Section 106 (4) Section 108
'llUft<r m~ ~ <fit ~-~ >mT {;; ~ ~ ~ ~ j\ ",.,f.ila ~?
(I) >mT 102 (2) >mT 104 (3) 'Im 106 (4) _ 108
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