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Multiple Choice Questions LLM

Jurisprudence (Tribhuvan Vishwavidalaya)

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Jurisprudence Multiple Choice C. Montesquieu


D. Maine
Questions
Answer: A
1. Who propounded the theory of
7. Who said law has its source in the
utilitarianism: ‘The proper end of
every law is the promotion of the general or common consciousness
(Volksgeist) of the people:
greatest happiness of the greatest
A. Henry Maine
number.’
A. Austin B. Savigny
C. Allen
B. Hart
D. Puchta
C. Bentham
D. Allen Answer: B
Answer: C 8. Who said “The natural law being
coexisting with mankind and
2. Who is considered as the Father of
emanating from God himself is
English Jurisprudence:
superior to all other laws. It is binding
A. Blackstone
over all the countries at all times and
B. Herbert Spencer
C. Austin no man-made law will be valid if it is
contrary to the law of nature.”
D. Savigny
A. Salmon
Answer: C
B. Blackstone
3. Whose lectures were published
C. Austin
under the title ‘The Province of
D. Lon Fuller
Jurisprudence Determined’:
A. Henry Maine
Answer: B
9. Who distinguished expositorial
B. Bentham
jurisprudence (i.e. what the law is)
C. Auguste Complete
from censorial jurisprudence (i.e.
D. Austin
what the law ought to be):
Answer: D
A. Bentham
4. Who wrote an influential book ‘The
B. Fuller
Concept of Law’ criticizing
C. Austin
Austin’s theory:
D. Hart
A. Dr. Allen
Answer: A
B. Professor Hart
10. According to ……: “Law may be
C. Ihering
defined as the body of principles
D. Hans Kelsen
recognized and applied by the state in
Answer: B
the administration of justice.“
5. Who proposed the ‘Pure Theory of
A. Gray
Law’ i.e. a theory which is free from
B. Vinogradoff
social, historical, political,
C. Sir John Salmond
psychological, etc., influences:
D. Justice Cardozo
A. Sir Henry Maine
Answer: C
B. Salmond
11. Who defined ‘jurisprudence’ as “the
C. Hans Kelsen
philosphy of positive law.”:
D. None of the above
A. Austin
Answer: C
B. Holland
6. Who is called as “Darwinian before
C. Salmond
Darwin and Sociologist before
D. Keeton
sociologists”:
Answer: A
A. Savigny
12. Cicero was a ……law jurist.
B. Darwin
A. Greek

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B. Roman B. Jeremy Bentham


C. Chinese C. Henry Maine
D. English D. Rawls
Answer: B Answer: B
13….. has presented the thesis that 20. The sources of law were classified
jurisprudence is a social engineering: by
A. Black Stone A. Salmond/Keeton
B. Jeremy Bentham B. Salmond/Austin
C. John Stuart Mill C. Keeton/Austin
D. Roscoe Pound D. Hobbes/Holland
Answer: D Answer: A
14. According to John Austin the 21. Legislation is derived from two
subject-matter of Jurisprudence is . Latin terms, legis which means
A. Positive A. Leg/Legs
B. Negative B. Law/to make
C. Both a’ and ‘b’ C. Low/price
D. Metaphysical D. Rule/Random
Answer: A Answer: B
15. Legal Realism is the theory of law 22. Delegated legislation is a _
according to which ‘law is the A. Supreme
A. Wisdom B. Superb
B. Understanding C. Kind
C. Practice (d) None of above
Answer: C Answer: D
16. The fair and ….distribution of 23. …….is a source of law.
rights and obligations, is known as A. Media
A. equal B. Internet
B. equitable C. Religion
C. natural. D. Precedent
D. political Answer: D
Answer: B 24. Summa Theologica is a(n)…….
17. Probation is a …… of the written by……
administration of criminal justice: A. Report/Hobbes
A. Kind B. Article/Aristotle
B. Type C. Book/Thomas Aquinas
C. Characteristic D. Book/ Saint Joseph
D. Component Answer: C
Answer: D 25. The book Leviathan was written by
18. ………..states that all the actions of .
human beings are controlled by two A. Grey
sovereigns, namely ‘pain’ and B. Lloyd
“pleasure C. Hobbes
A. Hedonism D. Austin
B. Utilitarianism Answer: C
C. Realism 26. Stare Decisis means the previous
D. Formalism judgments shall be .
Answer: A A. Amended
19. The theory of Utility was B. Replaced
propounded by. C. Substituted
A. Roscoe Pound D. Upheld

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Answer: D 34. The book Summa Theologica was


27. The thing on which the right is to be written by .
exercised is known as . A. Plato
A. Subject B. St. Thomas Aquinas
B. Object C. Hugo Grotius
C. Content D. Keeton
D. Characteristic Answer: B
Answer: B 35. Theory is stressing that ‘law is the
28. Animus possidendi means . practice of Courts’.
A. Animal A. Legal Realism
B. Power B. Natural Law
C. Desire C. Normative
D. None of above D. Command
Answer: D Answer: A
29. Ownership is the 36. The physical force of the state
(a) de jure behind law is called as
B. de facto A. Governance
C. ipso facto B. Army
D. per se C. Public Order
Answer: A D. Sanction
30. The term person is derived from Answer: D
Latin term persona which means. 37. Systematic arrangement of rules in
A. Human being a single document concerning a
B. Living thing particular subject in a way as to avoid
C. Animals inconsistency and overlapping. The
D. Mask process is known as .
Answer: D A. Legislation
31.John Austin defines jurisprudence B. Codification
as “ C. Prescription
A. Study/moral D. Administration
B. Philosophy/ethical Answer: B
C. Philosophy/positive 38. The book “Jurisprudence or
D. Science/positive Theory of the Law”, awarded with
Answer: C Swiney Gold Cup in 1914 by Royal
32. A good jurist is supposed to have a Society of Arts, was written by
fair knowledge of……. for he in A. Salmond
jurisprudence is usually concerned B. Austin
with……. of human beings. C. H.L.A. Hart
A.Chemistry/lives D. Hobbes
B. Astronomy/fate Answer: A
C. Ethics/earnings 39. …….is component of
(d) psychology/state of mind Administration of Criminal Justice.
Answer: D A. Bureaucracy
33. Aristotle was……..philosopher B. President
(a) Egyptian C. Media
(b) Chinese D. None of above
(c) English Answer: D
(d) None of above 40. A title which destroys the right is
Answer: D called as .
A. Vanishing

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B. Extinctive C. Defamation of unborn child


C. Original D. None of the above
D. Investitive Answer: B
Answer: B 48. Divestitive facts can be:
41.Lex Externa is the ordinance of A. Derivative titles
A. Devine wisdom of universal governance B. Alienative facts
B. Theory of jurisprudence C. Extinctive facts
C. A school of thought D. A&B
D. None of above Answer: C
Answer: A 49.Injuria sine damna means:
42. Legal Realism was analyzed in A. Injury to a legal right with an actual
United State by: damage
A. Salmond B. Injury to a legal right without an actual
B. Holmes damage
C. Austin C. No injury to a legal right with an actual
D. Grotius damage
Answer: B D. No injury to a legal right without an actual
43. Discordance between law and fact damage
may arise because: Answer: B
A. Presumption of juris or presumption of 50. An intention is:
law A. The purpose of doing an act
B. Reputable (Rebuttable) Presumption and B. The objective of doing an act
Conclusive Presumption C. The ill-will of doing an act
C. Fictio Juris or fiction of law D. All of the above
D. All of the above Answer: D
Answer: C
44. The theories of punishment are:
A. 2 in number
B. 3 in number
C. 4 in number
D. 5 in number
Answer: D
45. Codification is a process of
transformation of corpus juris into:
A. Precedent
B. Executed Law
C. Enacted Law
D. None of the above
Answer: C
46. A libel upon a dead man shall be
punishment to defend the right of:
A. The dead man
B. Dead man’s property
C. Descendants of dead man
D. All of the above
Answer: C
47.An unborn child has a legal status
so far as
A. Duties on him
B. Rights of unborn child

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