Legal Quiz (Muslim Law)

Q.51. In India , the terms Kitabi or Kitabiyya applies to----
[A] Charistians
[B] Jews
[C] Both Christians and Jews
[D] Only Christians and not jews
Ans:- [C] Both Christians and Jews

Q.52. A man in Shiite law can marry in the nikah----
[A] A Muslim woman
[B] A Kitabiyya
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Only [A] and not [B]
Ans:- [D] Only [A] and not [B]

Q.53. A Muslim cannot marry---
[A] A Muslim woman
[B] A Jews
[C] A Christian
[D] A idolatress or a fire-worshipper
Ans:- [D] A idolatress or a fire-worshipper

Q.54. Marriage of a Muslim man with an idolatress or a fire-worshipper shall be—
[A] Valid
[B] void
[C] Irregular
[D] Either [B] or [C]
Ans:- [C] Irregular

Q.55. A Muslim woman can marry—
[A] A Muslim man
[B] A Kitabi
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Both [A] and [B]
Ans:- [A] A Muslim man

Q.56. Marriage of a Muslim woman with a non-Muslim shall be—
[A] Void
[B] Valid
[C] Irregular
[D] Either [A] or [B]
Ans:- [A] Void

Q.57. On the apostasy of one of the parties to the marriage, a Muslim marriage---
[A] Becomes irregular
[B] Remains valid
[C] Stands dissolved automatically
[D] Stand dissolved after the decree of the court
Ans:- [C] Stands dissolved automatically
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Q.58. In Muslim Law marriage with a woman prohibited by reason of blood relationship is ---
[A] Valid & the issue legitimate
[B] Irregular & the issue legitimate
[C] Void but the issue legitimate
[D] Void and the issue illegitimate
Ans:-Void and the issue illegitimate

Q.59.A marriage of a Muslim man with his niece or great niece is
[A]Void
[B]Irregular
[C]Valid
[D]Muta
Ans:-[A] void

Q.60.A Muslim is prohibited from marrying his sister who is related to him
[A]by full blood
[B]by uterine blood
[C]a consanguine
[D]all the above
Ans:-[D] all the above

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Judicial Quiz (Muslim Laws)

Q.41. Offspring of 'Zina' are—
[A] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimated by acknowledgement
[B] Illegitimate and can be legitimated by acknowledgement
[C] Legitimate
[D] Either [A] or [C]
Ans:- [A] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimated by acknowledgemen

Q.42. In Mohammedan law, a marriage may be ---
[A] Sahih
[B] Fasid
[C] Batil
[D] Either [A] or [B] or [C]
Ans:- [D] Either [A] or [B] or [C]

Q.43. Main limitations to the capacity of a Muslim to marry are –
[A] Eight
[B] Seven
[C] Five
[D] Three
Ans:- [B] Seven

Q.44. A Muslim can marry any number of wives not exceeding---
[A] Four
[B] Three
[C] Two
[D] One
Ans:- [A] Four

Q.45. A Muslim can marry any number of wives not exceeding four. If a Muslim marries a fifth wife, such a marriage shall be---
[A] Valid
[B] Irregular
[C] Void
[D] Either [A] or [C]
Ans:- [B] Irregular

Q.46. If a Muslim woman marries a second husband, such a marriage shall be ---
[A] Valid
[B] Irregular
[C] Void
[D] Either [A] or [C]
Ans:- [C] Void

Q.47. Offspring of a Muslim woman marrying second husband shall be

[A] Legitimate
[B] Illegitimate but can be legitimized by subsequent acknowledgement
[C] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimized by any subsequent acknowledgement
[D] Either [A] or [B]
Ans:- [C] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimized by any subsequent acknowledgement

Q.48. Muslim belonging to different schools of Mohammedan law—
[A] May intermarry freely with one another
[B] Cannot intermarry freely with one another
[C] Cannot intermarry at all
[D] Can intermarry with one another only with the consent of the Qazi
Ans:- [A] May intermarry freely with one another


Q.49. 'Kitabi' and 'Kitabiyya' refer to
[A] A man
[B] A woman
[C] A man and a woman respectively
[D] A woman and a man respectively
Ans:- [C] A man and a woman respectively

Q.50. A man in Hanafi law can marry—
[A] A Muslim woman
[B] A Kitabiyya
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Only [A] and not [B]
Ans:- [C] Either [A] or [B]

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Quiz on Laws related to Muslim

Q.31. A marriage contracted by the guardian of a girl, while she has not attained the puberty is a –
[A] Valid marriage
[B] Void marriage
[C] Valid marriage but the minor girl has a right to repudiate the marriage on attaining majority
[D] Either [A] or [C]
Ans:- [C] Valid marriage but the minor girl has a right to repudiate the marriage on attaining majority

Q.32. Option of puberty means---
[A] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has no right to repudiate such marriage on attaining puberty
[B] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has a right to repudiate such marriage on attaining puberty
[C] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian can repudiate such marriage with the consent of her husband
[D] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has a right to repudiate such marriage on attainting puberty only with the permission of the court
Ans:- [B] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has a right to repudiate such marriage on attaining puberty
Q.33. The option of puberty can be exercised by the female before attaining the age of ---
[A] 14 years
[B] 15 years
[C] 18 years
[D] 21 years
Ans:- [C] 18 years

Q.34. Consummation of marriage before the age of puberty----
[A] None of these
[B] Does not deprives the wife of her option of puberty
[C] Deprives the wife of her option of puberty only under certain circumstances
[D] Deprives the wife of hr option of puberty always
Ans:- [B] Does not deprives the wife of her option of puberty

Q.35. Option of puberty is lost—
[A] On consummation after attaining puberty
[B] On non-repudiation of marriage before attaining the age of 18 years
[C] Both [A] and [B]
[D] Only [B] not [A]
Ans:- [C] Both [A] and [B]

Q.36. Option of puberty is available to ---
[A] Husband only
[B] Wife only
[C] Wife and husband both
[D] Only wife and not husband
Ans:- [C] Wife and husband both

Q.37. Husband married during minority---
[A] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage, but there is no statutory period within which he must exercise such right
[B] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage, and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 15 years
[C] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 18 years
[D] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 21 years
Ans:- [A] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage, but there is no statutory period within which he must exercise such right

Q.38. Husband married during minority loses his right to repudiate the marriage on—
[A] Payment of dower
[B] Cohabitation after attaining majority
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Neither [A] nor [B]
Ans:- [C] Either [A] or [B]

Q.39. Mere exercise of the option to repudiate the marriage—
[A] Does not severe the marital tie
[B] Severs the marital tie
[C] May severe the marital tie if consented to by the other party
[D] Either [A] or [C]
Ans:- [A] Does not severe the marital tie

Q.40. Zina in Mohammedan law means---
[A] Sexual intercourse permitted by law
[B] Sexual intercourse not permitted by law
[C] Fornication or adultery
[D] Both [A] and [B]
Ans:- [D] Both [A] and [B]

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Quiz - Muslim Laws

Q.11.According to Shariat the kinds of religious injunctions are---
[A] Nine
[B] Five
[C] Seven
[D] Three

Ans:-[B] Five

Q.12. Formal sources of Islamic law are—
[A] Nine
[B] Five
[C] Four
[D] Three

Ans:- [C] Four

Q.13. Islamic law is formally contained in ----
[A] Koran
[B] Hadish
[C] Ijma and Kiyas
[D] All the above

Ans:-[D] All the above

Q.14. Originator of the Modern theory of Islamic law is ----
[A] Ignaz Goldziher
[B] Bergstrasser
[C] Sahacht
[D] Shafi

Ans:- [A] Ignaz Goldziher

Q.15. Shriat Act, 1937 came into operation on ----
[A] 7th October, 1937
[B] 7th January, 1937
[C] 7th July, 1937
[D] 7th April,1937

Ans:- [A] 7th October, 1937

Q.16. Mohammedan law applies to—
[A] All persons who are Muslims by birth
[B] All persons who are Muslims either by birth or by conversion
[C] All persons who are Muslims by conversion
[D] All persons who are Muslims by birth only and not to Muslims by
Conversion

Ans:- [B] All persons who are Muslims either by birth or by conversion

Q.17. According to the Shariat, if one of the parents is a Muslim, the child is to be treated as---
[A] A Muslim
[B] Belonging to the religion of the father
[C] Belonging to the religion of the mother
[D] Belonging to the religion mutually agreed by the parents

Ans:- [A] A Muslim

Q.18. In India, if one of the parents is a Muslim, the child is to be treated as—
[A] Belonging to the religion of the mother
[B] A Muslim
[C] Belonging to the religion mutually agreed by the parents
[D] Belonging to the religion of the father

Ans:- [D] Belonging to the religion of the father

Q.19. Marriage in Islam is –
[A] A contract
[B] A sacrament
[C] A contract as well as a sacrament
[D] Either a contract or a sacrament

Ans:- [A] A contract

Q.20. Islamic law provides for—
[A] Bigamy
[B] Controlled Polygamy
[C] Unlimited polygamy
[D] Monogamy

Ans:- [B] Controlled Polygamy

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27th BIHAR JUDICIAL EXAMINATION, 2011 - CONTRACTS AND TORTS

LAW OF CONTRACTS AND TORTS

Time Allowed: 3 hours
Maximum marks:150
All questions carry equal marks
Answer six questions, taking three from each Part

PART-I

(Law of Contracts)

Q.1."An offer cannot be accepted unless and until it has been brought to the person to whom it is made." What is and offer? When is the communication of an offer completed? Illustrate with judicial decisions. Distinguish between offer and invitation to treat.

Q.2. The two fundamental propositions of English law are 'privity of consideration' and 'pritity' of contract' Elaborate the two principles and their acceptability in India.

Q.3. The question whether the contract is void or voidable presupposes the existence of a contract within the meaning of the Act, and cannot arise in the case of an infant. In this context, explain the nature of a minor's agreement and its effectiveness. Can a minor be allowed to enforce a contract which is of some benefit to him? Explain.

Q.4. "An agreement to do an act impossible in itself is void." Referring this statement, explain the 'doctrine of frustration' and the specific grounds of frustration.

Q.5. Every party injured by the breach of a contract may bring an action for damages and every action for damages raises certain problems. Discuss the problem raised in every action for damages.

PART-I

(Law of Tort)
Q.6.The rule in Rylands vs. Fletcher is interpreted in the light of the constitutional provisions by the Supreme Court in M.C. Mehta vs. Union of India[(1987)1 SC 395] Explain the rule laid down in Rylands vs. Fletcher. In reference to the said rule, elaborate the corresponding development in India with reference to the aforementioned statement.

Q.7. Sir Barnes Peacok, Chief Justice of the former Supreme Court of Calcutta, in P&O Steam Navihation Company vs. Secretary of State for the Indian Council, held the Government liable for damages for injury due to negligence of some of its servants, as far back as in 1861. Subsequently, this decision was overruled in Kasturilal and Ralia Ram and the theory of sovereign immunity was upheld. In regard to this,discuss the concept of sovereign immunity and its development till date, with the help of judicial decision.

Q.8. "In an action for malicious prosecution, the plaintiff has to prove, first, that he was innocent, and, second, that there was want of reasonable and probable cause." What is malicious prosecution? Explain the essentials to be proved in a suit for damages for malicious prosecution.

Q.9. "The duty to take care arises out of various relations which it may be not be possible to enumerate exhaustively and the courts recognize 'new duties' when they think that to be just."
In reference to the 'new duties' in the above statement, elaborate the concept of duty of care with reference to duty of care in medical profession.

Q.10. The maximum 'res ipsa loquiturh' is not a rule of law. It is a rule of evidence benefiting the plaintiff by not requiring him to prove negligence.
Prove the above statement by explaining the maxim with reference to judicial decisions.

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27th BIHAR JUDICIAL EXAMINATION, 2011 - Civil Laws

LAW OF TRANSFER OF PROPERTY AD PRINCIPLES OF EQUITY INCLUDING THE LAW OF TRUSTS AND SPECIFIC RELIEF

Time Allowed: 3 hours
Maximum Marks: 150
All questions carry equal marks
Answer six questions, taking three from each Part


PART-I

Q.1. What do you understand by Transfer of Property? Explain the law relating to transfer of property by and unauthorized person.

Q.2. With the help of illustrations, explain the 'doctrine of Election' Also discuss its essential conditions as laid down in Section 35, of T.P.Act,1882

Q.3. What do you understand by Licence? How is it different from Lease? Explain.

Q.4. What is 'mortgage of immovable property'? Discuss the law relating to redemption of mortgage.

Q.5. Define Sale and explain the essential conditions of a valid sale. X-transfers to his wife a land worth rupees three lacs in discharge of her future maintenance. Is it a sale? Explain your answer.

PART-II

Q.6. Discuss nature, origin and growth of Equity.

Q.7. Explain the following maxims:
(a) He who seeks equity must do equity
(b) Delay defeats equity.

Q.8. Define and explain Trust. How does a trust come to an end?

Q.9. Explain the rights and duties of a Trustee.

Q.10. What do you understand by Injunction? Explain different kinds of injunction.

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Judiciary Quiz of India

Q.51. In India , the terms Kitabi or Kitabiyya applies to----
[A] Charistians
[B] Jews
[C] Both Christians and Jews
[D] Only Christians and not jews
Ans:- [C] Both Christians and Jews

Q.52. A man in Shiite law can marry in the nikah----
[A] A Muslim woman
[B] A Kitabiyya
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Only [A] and not [B]
Ans:- [D] Only [A] and not [B]

Q.53. A Muslim cannot marry---
[A] A Muslim woman
[B] A Jews
[C] A Christian
[D] A idolatress or a fire-worshipper
Ans:- [D] A idolatress or a fire-worshipper

Q.54. Marriage of a Muslim man with an idolatress or a fire-worshipper shall be—
[A] Valid
[B] void
[C] Irregular
[D] Either [B] or [C]
Ans:- [C] Irregular

Q.55. A Muslim woman can marry—
[A] A Muslim man
[B] A Kitabi
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Both [A] and [B]
Ans:- [A] A Muslim man

Q.56. Marriage of a Muslim woman with a non-Muslim shall be—
[A] Void
[B] Valid
[C] Irregular
[D] Either [A] or [B]
Ans:- [A] Void

Q.57. On the apostasy of one of the parties to the marriage, a Muslim marriage---
[A] Becomes irregular
[B] Remains valid
[C] Stands dissolved automatically
[D] Stand dissolved after the decree of the court
Ans:- [C] Stands dissolved automatically
ny five
Q.58. In Muslim Law marriage with a woman prohibited by reason of blood relationship is ---
[A] Valid & the issue legitimate
[B] Irregular & the issue legitimate
[C] Void but the issue legitimate
[D] Void and the issue illegitimate
Ans:-Void and the issue illegitimate

Q.59.A marriage of a Muslim man with his niece or great niece is
[A]Void
[B]Irregular
[C]Valid
[D]Muta
Ans:-[A] void

Q.60.A Muslim is prohibited from marrying his sister who is related to him
[A]by full blood
[B]by uterine blood
[C]a consanguine
[D]all the above
Ans:-[D] all the above

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Judiciary Quiz

Q.41. Offspring of 'Zina' are—
[A] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimated by acknowledgement
[B] Illegitimate and can be legitimated by acknowledgement
[C] Legitimate
[D] Either [A] or [C]

Ans:- [A] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimated by acknowledgemen

Q.42. In Mohammedan law, a marriage may be ---
[A] Sahih
[B] Fasid
[C] Batil
[D] Either [A] or [B] or [C]

Ans:- [D] Either [A] or [B] or [C]

Q.43. Main limitations to the capacity of a Muslim to marry are –
[A] Eight
[B] Seven
[C] Five
[D] Three

Ans:- [B] Seven

Q.44. A Muslim can marry any number of wives not exceeding---
[A] Four
[B] Three
[C] Two
[D] One

Ans:- [A] Four

Q.45. A Muslim can marry any number of wives not exceeding four. If a Muslim marries a fifth wife, such a marriage shall be---
[A] Valid
[B] Irregular
[C] Void
[D] Either [A] or [C]

Ans:- [B] Irregular

Q.46. If a Muslim woman marries a second husband, such a marriage shall be ---
[A] Valid
[B] Irregular
[C] Void
[D] Either [A] or [C]

Ans:- [C] Void

Q.47. Offspring of a Muslim woman marrying second husband shall be

[A] Legitimate
[B] Illegitimate but can be legitimized by subsequent acknowledgement
[C] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimized by any subsequent acknowledgement
[D] Either [A] or [B]

Ans:- [C] Illegitimate and cannot be legitimized by any subsequent acknowledgement

Q.48. Muslim belonging to different schools of Mohammedan law—
[A] May intermarry freely with one another
[B] Cannot intermarry freely with one another
[C] Cannot intermarry at all
[D] Can intermarry with one another only with the consent of the Qazi

Ans:- [A] May intermarry freely with one another

Q.49. 'Kitabi' and 'Kitabiyya' refer to
[A] A man
[B] A woman
[C] A man and a woman respectively
[D] A woman and a man respectively

Ans:- [C] A man and a woman respectively

Q.50. A man in Hanafi law can marry—
[A] A Muslim woman
[B] A Kitabiyya
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Only [A] and not [B]

Ans:- [C] Either [A] or [B]

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Judicial Exams Test

Q.31. A marriage contracted by the guardian of a girl, while she has not attained the puberty is a –
[A] Valid marriage
[B] Void marriage
[C] Valid marriage but the minor girl has a right to repudiate the marriage on attaining majority
[D] Either [A] or [C]

Ans:- [C] Valid marriage but the minor girl has a right to repudiate the marriage on attaining majority

Q.32. Option of puberty means---
[A] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has no right to repudiate such marriage on attaining puberty
[B] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has a right to repudiate such marriage on attaining puberty
[C] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian can repudiate such marriage with the consent of her husband
[D] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has a right to repudiate such marriage on attainting puberty only with the permission of the court

Ans:- [B] A Muslim minor girl married during minority by a guardian has a right to repudiate such marriage on attaining puberty

Q.33. The option of puberty can be exercised by the female before attaining the age of ---
[A] 14 years
[B] 15 years
[C] 18 years
[D] 21 years

Ans:- [C] 18 years

Q.34. Consummation of marriage before the age of puberty----
[A] None of these
[B] Does not deprives the wife of her option of puberty
[C] Deprives the wife of her option of puberty only under certain circumstances
[D] Deprives the wife of hr option of puberty always

Ans:- [B] Does not deprives the wife of her option of puberty

Q.35. Option of puberty is lost—
[A] On consummation after attaining puberty
[B] On non-repudiation of marriage before attaining the age of 18 years
[C] Both [A] and [B]
[D] Only [B] not [A]

Ans:- [C] Both [A] and [B]

Q.36. Option of puberty is available to ---
[A] Husband only
[B] Wife only
[C] Wife and husband both
[D] Only wife and not husband

Ans:- [C] Wife and husband both

Q.37. Husband married during minority---
[A] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage, but there is no statutory period within which he must exercise such right
[B] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage, and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 15 years
[C] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 18 years
[D] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage and has to exercise that right before attaining the age of 21 years

Ans:- [A] Has the same right to dissolve the marriage, but there is no statutory period within which he must exercise such right

Q.38. Husband married during minority loses his right to repudiate the marriage on—
[A] Payment of dower
[B] Cohabitation after attaining majority
[C] Either [A] or [B]
[D] Neither [A] nor [B]

Ans:- [C] Either [A] or [B]

Q.39. Mere exercise of the option to repudiate the marriage—
[A] Does not severe the marital tie
[B] Severs the marital tie
[C] May severe the marital tie if consented to by the other party
[D] Either [A] or [C]

Ans:- [A] Does not severe the marital tie

Q.40. Zina in Mohammedan law means---
[A] Sexual intercourse permitted by law
[B] Sexual intercourse not permitted by law
[C] Fornication or adultery
[D] Both [A] and [B]

Ans:- [D] Both [A] and [B]

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Judiciary of India Quiz

Q.21. Mohammedan law marriage is a –
[A] Contract for the legalization of intercourse and procreation of children
[B] Contract for the procreation of children
[C] Contract for legalization of intercourse
[D] Contract for different forms of sex relationship

Ans:- [A] Contract for the legalization of intercourse and procreation of children

Q.22. Essential requirement of Muslim marriage are—
[A] Ijab
[B] Qabul
[C] Both ijab and qabul
[D]Either ijab or qabul

Ans:- [C] Both ijab and qabul

Q.23. Witnesses to the marriage have been provided under—
[A] Hanafi law
[B] Shiie law
[C] Both [A] and [B]
[D] Neither [A] nor [B]

Ans:- [A] Hanafi law

Q.24. Marriage under Hanafi law must be performed before---
[A] Two witnesses
[B] Three witnesses
[C] Four witnesses
[D] Five witnesses

Ans:- [A] Two witnesses

Q.25. Shiite law provides that—
[A] Marriage must be performed before two witnesses
[B] Marriage must be performed before one witness
[C] Marriage must be performed before one male and one female witness
[D] For the marriage witnesses are not necessary

Ans:- [D] For the marriage witnesses are not necessary

Q.26. For a valid Muslim marriage—
[A] Offer and acceptance must be at the same time
[B] Offer and acceptance must be at the same place
[C] Offer and acceptance must be at the same time and place
[D]Offer and acceptance may be at different times and at different places

Ans:- [C] Offer and acceptance must be at the same time and place

Q.27. Under Mohammedan law legal incompetency to marriage means ---
[A] Minority
[B] Unsoundness of mind
[C] Both minority as well as unsoundness of mind
[D] Only unsoundness of mind and not minority

Ans:- [C] Both minority as well as unsoundness of mind

Q.28 In cases of legal incompetency in Mohammedan law—
[A] The guardians cannot validly enter into a contract of marriage on behalf of their wards
[B] The guardians of a male only can validly enter into a contract of marriage on behalf of the female
[C] The guardians of a female only can validly enter into a contract of marriage on behalf of the female
[D] The guardians can validly enter into a contract of marriage on behalf of their wards

Ans:- [D] The guardians can validly enter into a contract of marriage on behalf of their wards

ٌQ.29. In Muslim law, the majority is attained at ---
[A] The puberty
[B] The age of 15 years
[C] The age of 14 years
[D] The age of 18 years

Ans:- [A] The puberty

Q.30. A marriage entered into by a girl while she has not attained puberty under Muslim law is a ---
[A] Either [A] or [C]
[B] Voidable marriage
[C] Void marriage
[D] Valid marriage

Ans:- [C] Void marriage

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Judicial Quiz for Exams

Q.11.According to Shariat the kinds of religious injunctions are---
[A] Nine
[B] Five
[C] Seven
[D] Three

Ans:-[B] Five

Q.12. Formal sources of Islamic law are—
[A] Nine
[B] Five
[C] Four
[D] Three

Ans:- [C] Four

Q.13. Islamic law is formally contained in ----
[A] Koran
[B] Hadish
[C] Ijma and Kiyas
[D] All the above

Ans:-[D] All the above

Q.14. Originator of the Modern theory of Islamic law is ----
[A] Ignaz Goldziher
[B] Bergstrasser
[C] Sahacht
[D] Shafi

Ans:- [A] Ignaz Goldziher

Q.15. Shriat Act, 1937 came into operation on ----
[A] 7th October, 1937
[B] 7th January, 1937
[C] 7th July, 1937
[D] 7th April,1937

Ans:- [A] 7th October, 1937

Q.16. Mohammedan law applies to—
[A] All persons who are Muslims by birth
[B] All persons who are Muslims either by birth or by conversion
[C] All persons who are Muslims by conversion
[D] All persons who are Muslims by birth only and not to Muslims by
Conversion

Ans:- [B] All persons who are Muslims either by birth or by conversion

Q.17. According to the Shariat, if one of the parents is a Muslim, the child is to be treated as---
[A] A Muslim
[B] Belonging to the religion of the father
[C] Belonging to the religion of the mother
[D] Belonging to the religion mutually agreed by the parents

Ans:- [A] A Muslim

Q.18. In India, if one of the parents is a Muslim, the child is to be treated as—
[A] Belonging to the religion of the mother
[B] A Muslim
[C] Belonging to the religion mutually agreed by the parents
[D] Belonging to the religion of the father

Ans:- [D] Belonging to the religion of the father

Q.19. Marriage in Islam is –
[A] A contract
[B] A sacrament
[C] A contract as well as a sacrament
[D] Either a contract or a sacrament

Ans:- [A] A contract

Q.20. Islamic law provides for—
[A] Bigamy
[B] Controlled Polygamy
[C] Unlimited polygamy
[D] Monogamy

Ans:- [B] Controlled Polygamy

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Quiz of Legal Aptitude

Q.1.Religion taught by the Prophet Mohammed is-
[A] Islam
[B] Mohammedan
[C] Muslim
[D] All the above

Ans:- [A]Islam

Q.2. System developed by the Muslim doctors is ----
[A] Mohammedan law
[B] Fiqh
[C]Muslim law
[D] All the above

Ans:- [B] Fiqh

Q.3. Which of the following is Arabian wirtue---
[A]Hospitality
[B] Fortitude
[C] Manliness
[D] All the above

Ans:- [D] All the above

Q.4. Muta under Mohammedan law means---
[A] A temporary marriage
[B] A permanent marriage
[C] A joint venture marriage
[D] An illegal marriage

Ans:- [A] A temporary marriage

Q.5. Muta marriages are allowed today by the —
[A] Sunnite Schools of Mohammedan law
[B] Shiites Schools of Mohammedan law
[C] Ithna Ashari School of Mohammedan law
[D] All the above

Ans:- [C] Ithna Ashari School of Mohammedan law

Q.6. Muta marriages are considered to be illicit by –
[A] Sunnite School of Mohammedan law
[B] Ismailis
[C] Zaydis
[D] All the above

Ans;- [D] All the above

Q.7. Islam in Arabic means---
[A]Submission to the will of God
[B]Deliberate adoption of a new faith
[C]adoption of the faith of Islam
[D] All the above

Ans:- [A] Submission to the will of God

Q.8. Religion of Islam is essentially
[A] Monotheistic
[B] Polutheistic
[C] Paganistic
[D] Either [B] or [C] and[A]

Ans:- [A]Monotheistic

Q.9.Strict monotheism is the creed of---
[A] Jews
[B] Christians
[C] Both Jews and Christians
[D] Neither Jews nor Christians

Ans:- [C] Both Jews and Christians

Q.10. Hadish-----
[A] Are the very words of God
[B] Are the traditions of the prophet the records of his action and his sayings
[C] Are the dictates of secular reason in accordance with certain definite principles
[D] All the above

Ans:- [B] Are the traditions of the prophet the records of his action and his sayings

Q.11. Which of the following contracts cannot be specifically enforced as per the provision of Section 14 of the Act—
[A]Execution of a formal deed of partnership
[B] Contract for the construction of any building or execution of any other work on land
[C] Contract which is determinable in its nature
[D] Contract to execute a mortgage or furnish any other security for repayment of any loan which the borrower is not willing to repay at once

Ans:- [C] Contract which is determinable in its nature

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Judicial Daily Quiz

Q.211. Information regarding occurrence of a cognizable offence is recorded by an Oficer incharge of a Police Station under which provision—
[A] Section 149
[B] Section 148
[C] Section 154
[D] Section 155
Ans:- [C] Section 154

Q.212. Inherent Powers under section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 can be exercised by--
[A] Chief Judicial Magistrate
[B] High Court
[C] Session Judge
[D] Judicial Magistrate first class
Ans:- [B] High Court

Q.213. Anticipatory bail under section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure means—
[A] A direction to release a person on bail when he is in police custody after being arrested
[B] A direction to release a person on bail from judicial custody
[C] A direction to release a person on bail issued even before or is in apprehension of arrest
[D] A direction to release a person on bail issued after a person is arrested
Ans:- [A] A direction to release a person on bail when he is in police custody after being arrested

Q.214. What is defined as a security for repayment of a loan—
[A] Pledge
[B] Mortgage
[C] Lease
[D] None of these
Ans:- [B] Mortgage

Q.215. Which of the following is not an actionable claim--
[A] Right to a Provident Fund Account
[B] Promise to pay Rs. 500 if the promise succeed in LL.B. examination
[C] Agreement to pay Rs.500 if the promise marries a particular woman
[D] Right to claim benefit of a contract coupled with a liability
Ans:- [D] Right to claim benefit of a contract coupled with a liability

Q.216. A mortgage by deposit of title deed is called----
[A] Usufructuary mortgage
[B] Equitable mortgage
[C] English mortgage
[D]Anomalous mortgage
Ans:- [B] Equitable mortgage

Q.217. Under the Transfer of property Act, 1882 a person is said to have notice of a fact when----
[A] He actually knows the fact
[B] May have knowledge about the fact
[C] Could with reasonable cause know the fact
[D] Is not at all aware of the fact
Ans:- [A] He actually knows the fact

Q.218. The Transfer of Property Act,1882 covers---
[A] Movable Property
[B] Immovable property
[C] None
[D] [A] and [B] both
Ans:- [D] [A] and [B] both

Q.219. Where on a Transfer of Property, an interest therein is created in favour of a person to take effect only on the happening of a specified event, the Transfer is called---
[A] Contingent Transfer
[B] Absolute Transfer
[C] Transfer by interest
[D] Conditional Transfer
Ans:- [A] Contingent Transfer

Q.220. A instrument as defined under Section 3 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 means---
[A] A will
[B] A non-testamentary Instrument
[C] A Transferable Instrument
[D] A Negotiable Instrument
Ans:- [B] A non-testamentary Instrument

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Legal Knowledge Quiz

Q.201.When, during partition in a family or it is agreed as family arrangement to maintain the mother, then this contract---
[A] Valid and enforceable
[B] Void and not enforceable
[C] Voidable but enforceable
[D] Null and void
Ans:- [A] Valid and enforceable

Q.202.As per Indian law a person attains majority—
[A] When he has completed 18 years

[B] When he has completed 19 years

[C] When he has completed 20 years

[D] When he has completed 21 years
Ans:- [A] When he has completed 18 years
Q.203. A patient in a lunatic asylum who is at intervals of sound mind---
[A] May not contract
[B] May contract during intervals
[C] May contract on Medical certificate
[D] May contract after complete sound mind
Ans:- [B] May contract during intervals

Q.204. A agrees to let her daughter to hire to B for concubinage the agreement is----
[A] If daughter is major then agreement is valid
[B] Morally
[C] Valid
[D] Void because it is immoral
Ans:- [D] Void because it is immoral

Q.205. Cruelty of a woman by husband or relative of husband is defined under—
[A] Section 498 of the Indian Penal Code
[B] Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code
[C] Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code
[D] Section 495 of the Indian Penal Code
Ans:- [B] Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code

Q.206. A person himself does not commit an offence, he helps or aids another person, he is guilty of---
[A] Abetment
[B] Incitement
[C] Conspiracy
[D] None of these
Ans:- [A] Abetment

Q.207. If it appears to the Magistrate that the offence complained of is triable exclusively by the Court of Session, he under Section 202 of Cr.P.C., postponing the issue of process against the accused—
[A] Shall commit the case to the Court of Session
[B] May direct an investigation to be made by a police officer
[C] Shall call upon the complainant to produce all his witnesses and examine
[D] Shall return the complaint for presentation before the Court of Session
Ans:- [C] Shall call upon the complainant to produce all his witnesses and examine

Q.208. An inquest report must contain ---
[A] The apparent cause of death
[B] The names of accused
[C] The details of weapons
[D] The details of incident
Ans:- [A] The apparent cause of death

Q.209. An offence of voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapons or means as provided under section326 of the I.P.C. is----
[A] Compoundable with the permission of Court
[B] Non-Compoundable
[C] Compoundable
[D] None of these
Ans:- [B] Non-Compoundable

Q.210. When wife is not entitled to maintenance under section 125 of the code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.------
[A] Wife unable to maintain herself
[B] Divorced wife (not remarried)
[C] Minor wife
[D]Divorced wife re-married
Ans:- Divorced wife re-married

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Indian Legal Quiz

Q.191.Universal done is –
[A] Not liable for any debt of liabilities
[B] Donee is personally liable for all debts to liabilities existing at the time of gift
[C]Donee is only liable for half of the liabilities
[D] Donee is only liable for the one-third of liabilities
Ans:- [B] Donee is personally liable for all debts to liabilities existing at the time of gift

Q.191. Transfer of actionable claim has exception under section of 30 of T.P. Act ----
[A]It does not apply to transfer of life insurance policy
[B] It does not apply to the transfer of marine or fire policy
[C] it does not apply to vehicle insurance policy
[D]None of the above policy applies
Ans:- [B] It does not apply to the transfer of marine or fire policy

Q.192. Whether furniture provided by landlord is defined as accommodation under section 2 A.C. Act—
[A] Yes
[B] No
[C] Furniture never be accommodation
[D] Furniture which is attached
Ans:- [A] Yes

Q.193. Accommodation which is the property of the Government Accommodation Control Act shall not apply—
[A] Government may apply through notification
[B] True
[C] False
[D] With the consent of Government and tenant it can apply
Ans:- [B] True

Q.194. Pagree means (as defined in Sec 6 of A.C. Act)—
[A] Special amount for special place or accommodation
[B] Amount which is received by landlord as agreement
[C] Deposits which is refundable
[D]Premium or cash received or claimed in addition to rent
Ans:- [D]Premium or cash received or claimed in addition to rent

Q.195. Member of the family—
[A] Unmarried sister
[B] Married daughter
[C] A friend in service living together
[D] Married sister
Ans:- [A] Unmarried sister

Q.196. If any eviction decrees obtained on the basis of compromise then on execution---
[A] The executing court has not right to enquire about the validity of the decree
[B] Executing court will see whether ground was available or not
[C] Tenant has right to challenge the decree as not ground was available under section 12 of the Act
[D] Landlord has right to impose new condition for execution
Ans:- [A] The executing court has not right to enquire about the validity of the decree

Q.197. If not specific place is agreed regarding payment of rent between landlord and tenant then the tenant will pay the rent—
[A] In the business place of the landlord
[B] In the residential house of the landlord
[C] The landlord will come to the tenant and receive
[D] Rent will be deposited in Bank account of landlord
Ans:- [B] In the residential house of the landlord

Q198. Plaintiff lives in another city but casually when he comes lives in the suit house with his family—
[A] When plaintiff lives in other city how it would be bonafide need
[B] Only when the plaintiff comes to enjoy vacation it includes bonafide need
[C] It also includes bonafide need of plaintiff
[D] It doesn’t include in bonafide need of plaintiff
Ans:- [C] It also includes bonafide need of plaintiff

Q.199.Tenant cannot sue against sub-tenant, why---
[A] As there was not contract
[B] As no permission taken from landlord
[C] Because the contract is void
[D] Because the contract is voidable
Ans:- [B] As no permission taken from landlord

Q.200. every promise and every set of promises, forming the consideration for each other—
[A] Is a promise
[B] Is an agreement
[C] Is called consideration
[D] Is called contract
Ans:- [B] Is an agreement

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Judicial and Legal Quiz

Q.181. Where a suit abates or dismissed under Order 22 of C.P.C. on the same cause of action—
[A] If sufficient cause shown then new suit may file
[B] No fresh suit shall be brought
[C] With prior permission of the court fresh suit my file
[D] New suit may institute with the consent of parties
Ans:- [B] No fresh suit shall be brought

Q.182. Whether a minor on attaining majority may, I a sole plaintiff, apply that a suit instituted in his name by his name by his next friend be dismissed on the ground that it was unreasonable or improper---
[A] Joint application will be with next friend
[B] With the consent of next friend
[C] Yes
[D] No
Ans:- [C] Yes

Q.182. Where any injunction is passed without giving notice to opposite party, the court will try to decide the application within-------from the date of such exparte injunction--
[A] 10 days
[B] 15 days
[C] 20 days
[D] 30 days
Ans:- [D] 30 days

Q.183. “Immovable property “ does not include timber—
[A] Only the branches of timber does not include in immovable property
[B] Till it is rooted in the earth
[C] False
[D] True
Ans:- [D] True

Q.184. Under section 5 of T.P. Act “living person” does include company Also----
[A] Company
[B] Company is not living person
[C] False
[D] True
Ans:- [D] True

Q.185.Where writing is not expressly required by law a transfer of property may be made orally---
[A] True
[B] With consent of parties oral transfer can be done
[C] Transfer can only be made by writing
[D] False
Ans:- [A] True

Q.186.A lets a farm to B on condition that he shall walk hundred miles in an hour—
[A] Conditional transfer can be made
[B] Lease can be executed
[C] Lease can be executed if B walks 100 miles in an hour
[D] The lease is void
Ans:- [D] The lease is void

Q.187.Transferee of the part performance has right to protect his possession—
[A] Right can accrue only after payment of full consideration
[B] Right
[C] Delivery of possession is not necessary
[D] Wrong
Ans:- [B] Right

Q.188.Termination of lease of immovable property shall be in the following manner ---
[A] By oral intimation
[B] By written notice
[C] By sending agent
[D] By telephonic intimation
Ans:- [B] By written notice

Q.189. A lease of immovable property from year to year or exceeding one year can be made---
[A] Valid if executed before magistrate
[B] Agreements made by parties will be effective
[C] Only by a registered instrument
[D] Only before Notary
Ans:- [C] Only by a registered instrument

Q.190. Gift comprising of future property is valid—
[A] Future gift will be valid if done accepted it
[B] Gift property may be provide in future to valid it
[C] Wrong
[D]Right
Ans:- [C] Wrong

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Judicial Quiz for Exams

Q.171. A gift comprising both existing and future property—
[A] Is void as the future property
[B] Is void as the existing property
[C] Is valid
[D] Is void
Ans:- [A] Is void as the future property

Q.172. Whether the pendency of a suit in a foreign court will preclude the court in India from trying a suit founded on the same cause of action—
[A] Finding will be based on valuation of the suit
[B] It will depend on the nature of the suit
[C] Yes
[D]No
Ans:- [D]No

Q.173. The provisions of Res Judicata also apply to the execution proceedings of a decree—
[A] Not apply if objection raised by JDR
[B] Res judicata only applies to the suit
[C] False
[D] True
Ans:- [D] True

Q.174. In the case of a public nuisance suit for declaration and injunction may be instituted by—
[A] Two persons, having no special loss by such public nuisance
[B] Two persons, having obtained the written consent of the advocate General
[C] Two persons, having obtained oral consent of the Advocate General
[D] Two persons, with the leave of the court
Ans:- [D] Two persons, with the leave of the court

Q.175. Where the defendant is confined in a prison, the summons shall be served—
[A]By production warrant through the court
[B] By affixing outside the prison
[C] By sending process server in the prison
[D] By delivery of the summons to the officer incharge of the prison for service on the defendant

Ans:-[D] By delivery of the summons to the officer incharge of the prison for service on the defendant

Q.176. Whether the appeal or revisional court can return the plaint under order 7 Rule 10 C.P.C. after set aside the decree—
[A] No
[B] Yes
[C] On technical ground
[D] With the consent of parties
Ans:- [B] Yes

Q.176.The Plaint shall be rejected in the following ground also—
[A] Where plaintiff does not put his signature
[B] Where plaintiff has not affixed his photo
[C] Where it is not supported with affidavit
[D] Where it is not filed in 2 copies
Ans:- [D] Where it is not filed in 2 copies

Q.177. Where the defendant appears and the plaintiff does not appear when the suit is called for hearing and where a part of the claim is admitted the court shall—
[A] Proceed ex-parte (proceedings against defendant
[B] Pass the decree of the whole claim
[C] Dismiss the suit so far as it relates to the remainder
[D]Dismiss the whole suit
Ans:- [C] Dismiss the suit so far as it relates to the remainder

Q.178. Where the appellant has withdrawn the appeal preferred against a decree passed ex-parte the application under Order 9 Rule 13, shall be---
[A] Rejected
[B] Maintainable
[C] Returned
[D] Referred for opinion to the Appellate Court
Ans:- [B] Maintainable

Q.179. If sufficient cause is shown by the parties for adjourn the hearing of the case the court shall not adjourn the case more than—
[A] One
[B] Twice
[C] Three
[D] Four time
Ans:- [C] Three

Q.180. In every case the Examination in Chief shall be---
[A] As court thinks fit
[B] By typing in the court
[C] Orally
[D] On affidavit
Ans:- [D] On affidavit

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Judicial Services (India) Quiz

Q.161. ‘Attested’ in relation to an instrument means and shall be deemed always to have been attested by the at least—
[A] Four witnesses
[B] Three witnesses
[C] two witnesses
[D] One witness

Ans:- [C] two witnesses

Q.162. Which one of the following statements is not correct, in context of ‘transfer of property---
[A] He conveys property to one or more other living persons
[B] He cannot transfer property to himself and one or more other living persons
[C] He conveys property in present or in future
[D] It means an act by which a living person conveys property

Ans:- [B] He cannot transfer property to himself and one or more other living persons

Q.163. To be competent to transfer property it is not essential that—
[A] Transferable property is his own
[B]Person be major
[C] Person be sound mind
[D] Person is competent to contract

Ans:- [A] Transferable property is his own

Q.164. How many types of mortgages are there in section 58 of Transfer of property act—
[A] seven
[B]Six
[C] Five
[D] Four

Ans:- [B]Six

Q.165. A mortgagor who has executed two or more mortgages in favour of the same mortgagee, in absence of a contract to the contrary—
[A] Is bound to redeem all such mortgages together
[B] Is not entitled to redeem any one such mortgage separately
[C] Be entitled to redeem any one such mortgages separately, or any two or more of such mortgages together
[D] Is bound to redeem at least two such mortgages together

Ans:- [C] Be entitled to redeem any one such mortgages separately, or any two or more of such mortgages together

Q.166. A lease of immovable property from year to year is terminable, on the part of either lessor or lessee, by -----notice expiring with the end of a year of the tenancy—
[A] Six months
[B] One month
[C] Sixty days
[D] Three months

Ans:- [A] Six months
Q.167. A lease of immovable property from year to year can be made by---
[A] Only by a registered instrument
[B] Simple instrument
[C] Oral agreement accompanied by delivery of possession
[D] Oral agreement

Ans:- [A] Only by a registered instrument

Q.168.Where a lease of immovable property is made by a registered instrument such instrument shall be executed –
[A] By both the lesser and the lessee
[B] By either of the two
[C] By lessee only
[D] By lesser only
Ans:- [A] By both the lesser and the lessee

Q.169. What is not required in ‘Gift’—
[A] Transfer and acceptance
[B] Moveable or immoveable property
[C] Consideration
[D]Donor and done
Ans:- [C] Consideration

Q.170. For the purpose of making a gift of immoveable property, the transfer, must be affected:-
[A] By delivery of possession
[B] By a registered instrument signed by or on behalf of the donor and duly attested
[C] By simple instrument
[D] By simple instrument accompanied by delivery of possession
Ans:- [B] By a registered instrument signed by or on behalf of the donor and duly attested

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Legal Services Quiz

Q.151. ‘A’ is a accused of defaming ‘B’ by publishing an imputation intended to harm the reputation of ‘B’, The fact of previous publication by ‘A’ respecting ‘B’ showing ill-will on the part of ‘A’ towards ‘B’ is relevant
[A] Because it proves the preparation for harming A’s reputation
[B] As it is necessary t explain fact in issue
[C] As it is the effect of relevant fact
[D] As proving intention to harm B’s reputation

Ans:- [D] As proving intention to harm B’s reputation

Q.152. which of the following statement is correct—
[A] Admissions could be oral only
[B] Admissions could be documentary only
[C] Admissions could be oral or documentary
[D] Admissions are conclusive proof of the matters admitted

Ans: -[C] Admissions could be oral or documentary

Q.153. Which of the following statement is not correct---
[A] All facts and the contents of documents may be proved by oral evidence
[B] Oral evidence must be direct
[C] Facts admitted need not be proved
[D] No fact of which the court will take notice need be proved

Ans:- [A] All facts and the contents of documents may be proved by oral evidence

Q.154. A document is said to be in the handwriting of ‘A’ that document is produced from proper custody. If the document is purporting or proved to be—
[A]Twelve
[B] Thirty
[C] Twenty
[D]Fifteen
Years old, court may presume that it it is in A’s handwriting.
Ans:- [B] Thirty

Q.155. A witness who is unable to speak, gives his evidence by writing in open court evidence so given shall be deemed to be—
[A] Secondary evidence
[B] Primary evidence
[C]Oral evidence
[D] Documentary evidence
Ans:- [C]Oral evidence
Q.156. The examination, after the cross-examination of a witness by the party who has called him, is called—
[A] Main examination
[B] Re-Examination
[C] Additional Cross-Examination
[D] None of these

Ans:- [B] Re-Examination

Q.157. A person summoned t produce a document when produces the document then—
[A] He becomes a witness
[B] He is cross-examined by both the parties
[C] He is Cross-Examined with the permission of the court
[D] He does not become witness and cannot be cross-examined unless and until he is called as a witness

Ans:- [D] He does not become witness and cannot be cross-examined unless and until he is called as a witness

Q.158. Any question suggesting the answer which the person putting it wishes or expects to receive is called—
[A] Leading question
[B] Question intended to annoy
[C] Scandalous question
[D] Indecent question

Ans:- [A] Leading question

Q.159. Accommodation means any building or part of building whether residential or non –residential and does not include—
[A] Any furniture supplied by the landlord for use in such building
[B] Any land which is being used for agricultural purposes
[C] Grounds appurtenant to such building
[D]Garden appurtenant to such building
Ans:- [B] Any land which is being used for agricultural purposes


Q.160. Provisions of Transfer of property Act shall be applicable---
[A] To intestate succession
[B] Where the property s transferred by the act of parties
[C] Where the property of insolvent vests in receiver by the order of the court
[D] Where property is transferred in execution of decree of the court

Ans:- [C] Where the property of insolvent vests in receiver by the order of the court

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Law (India) Quiz

Q.141. At any time before the Judgment is pronounced prosecution of any person may be withdrawn with consent of the court--
[A] Person aggrieved by the offence
[B] Public Prosecutor or Assistant Public Prosecutor incharge of the case
[C] Investigating officer of the case
[D] On whose instance first information report was recorded

Ans:- [B] Public Prosecutor or Assistant Public Prosecutor incharge of the case

Q.142. Magistrate by whom the case in heard may award such compensation not exceeding---
[A] One thousand
[B] Two thousand
[C] Four hundred
[D]Three thousand
Rupees to be paid to any person groundlessly arrested by the person so causing the arrest
Ans:- [A] One thousand

Q.143. There shall be no appeal by a convicted person where a Magistrate of the first class passes only a sentence of fine not exceeding—
[A] Three hundred
[B] Two hundred
[C] One hundred
[D] Two hundred and fifty rupees

Ans:- [C] One hundred

Q.144. No court shall take cognizance of an offence punishable with fine only, after the expiry of the
period of limitation of—
[A] Three months
[B] Two months
[C] Nine months
[D] Six months

Ans:- [D] Six months

Q.145.Three years period of limitation is prescribed for taking cognizance of the offence punishable with imprisonment for a term not exceeding—
[A]Three years
[B] Two years
[C] Four years
[D] One year

Ans:- [A]Three years

Q.146. That there are certain objects arranged in a certain order in a certain place—
[A] Is a document
[B]Is an opinion
[C] Is a fact
[D] Is a motive

Ans:- [C] Is a fact

Q.147. An inscription on a metal plate or stone—
[A] Is motive
[B] Is a document
[C] Is an opinion
[D] Is fact

Ans:- [B] Is a document

Q.148. ‘A’ is accused of waging war against the Government of India by taking part in an armed insurrection in which property is destroyed, are attacked and goals are broken open. ‘A’ is not present at all of them yet the occurrence of these facts is relevant because—
[A] They form part of the general transaction
[B] They are effect of relevant facts
[C] They show preparation for relevant facts
[D] They constitute a motive the preparation for relevant fact

Ans:- [A] They form part of the general transaction

Q.149. ‘A’ sues ‘B’ for a libel imputing disgraceful conduct to ‘A’. ‘B’ affirms that the matter alleged to the libelous is true. The position and relations of the parties at the time when the libel was published may be relevant--
[A] As preparation for facts in issue
[B] As introductory to facts in issue
[C]As conduct influenced by fact in issue
[D] As constituting a motive for fact in issue

Ans:- [B] As introductory to facts in issue

Q.150. The question is, whether ‘A’ committed a crime at Calcutta on a certain day. The fact that, on that day, ‘A’ was at Lahore is relevant:-
[A] As it makes the existence of fact in issue highly improbable
[B] As a motive for fat in issue
[C] As introductory to fact in issue
[D] As preparation of relevant

Ans:- [A] As it makes the existence of fact in issue highly improbable

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