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C~e an option nearest in meaning to the word given in eqttairtfJttenA1 question nos. J ~5
,t::f., EMBEZZLE
~isappropriatc'
(b) Rob
(c) Gather
(d) Eliminate

2. IMBECILE
(a) Sane
(b) Foolish
(c) Childish
(~stute

/ Dubious
(a) Doubtful,
(b) Sincere
(c) Zig Zag
(d) Straight

4. Aghast
(a) Terrified
(b) Unmoved
(c) Excited
(d) Immune

5. Prerogative
(a) Priviledge
(b) Request
(c) Desire
(d) Command
Choose an option opposite in meaning to the word given in <ll~~?SJ question
numbers 6-10 ·
6. ACRIMONY
(a) 'Bitterness
(b) Misfortune
2entment
lioodwill

7. ABJURE
(a) Stop
~Approve
(c) Renounce
(d) Kidnap

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8. JUDICIOUS
(a) Irrational
(b) Thoughtful
(c )/a ir
Impartial

/ .&!NOUS
(a) Auspicious
(b) Menacing
(c) Shady
(d) Foreboding

l0 ?O RA DI C
W Scattered
(b) Intermittent
(c) Irregular
(d) Frequent

Choose an option which is nea

rest in meaning to the phrase giv
numbers 11-15 en i n - question
11. MAKE ABEE LINE
(a) look for freebies
(b) stand in a queue
(c) put the bees in line
(d) walk straight towards

12. CHEW THE CUD

(a) ponder over something
(b) nibble slowly
(c) enjoy eating
(d) dismiss something

13. ARED-LETTERDAY
(a) Run-of-the-mill
(b) mediocre
~~ vi al matter
1' unfor~ettable event
14. A~rson who collects coi
ns
(a) Philatelist
(b) Numismatist
(c) Narcissist
(d) Fatalist

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 15.j PULL YOUR SOCKS UP
(a) to sta11
(b) to finish
(c) to improve
(<JY to get ready

Fill in the appropriate preposition in the blank in the sentence out of the given options in
question numbers 16-20
6. , n the competitive business world, one must be pcrfect---------communicating with

f(~tf-
(c) With
(d) Whi e

17.h South Africa brushed---------- the threat of tougher economic Sanctions.

(a) Down
~ff.,
(c) Of
(d) about

18. They ---------- volleyball when I saw them.

~e playing
)?? ~ere playing
(c) play
(d) played
19.q, We still have notcome -----~--- with an interesting theme for the advertising campaign.
(a) Upon
(b) For
(c) Among
Up
20. The dog is hiding-------- the couch.
(a) on
(b) 'undef
(c) 1n
(d) beside

General Knowledge q
21. Which day is celebrated as the World Consumer Right's Day?
(a) 12 March
(b) 15 March
(c~ /IS April
(dy 21 May

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'I I in India?
• ;otro<lucct
22. By vi11uc t,1 wh1•ch nd. ' d1•nrchY Wt\S
8f
~>· .f ;\c t 1909
{lovc11~nH~n1011ncH• '91 9
h) lloVCn11'1Cl11 (If h\(lill Ac
t, 1 35
c) (1ovc1i\11lcnl oflndia Act, 19
47
d) oovcm1\\c11t oflndia Act, 19
, , connect India with
\
23. 111c Maitrcc Express 1 dhan Express
l\tl d thc )an
Which ()f
lhr:
follo"ring countries?

(a)
Myanmar
(b)
Pakistan
(c) Bangladesh
(d) Nepal
24. Who is the author of the book titled 'Unbreakable'?
( '
(a)
Ahmad Faraz
(b) Vijay Dasda
MaryKom
(d) None of the above
25. The Nobel Prize is awarded
for which of the following discip
,'v lines?
(a)
Literature, Peace and Economics
(b) Physics and· Chemistry
(c) Physiology or Medicine
All the above
26. India's .largest naval. infras
tructure project called '~rI oject
of the following states? Seabird' is situated in which
·1

(a) Karnataka
(b) / Andhra Pradesh
W TamilNadu
(d) Kerala
27. Temporary tax levied to obtain
additional revenue is called:
)~ es s
r! 1'.ate
(c) Fe~
(d) Surcharge

28 · Which one of
the following co t • h
GreenAiiports Mission'? un nes as recently released a book ent
itled 'Sustainable
(a) India
(b) Australia
(c) Bangladesh
·(d) Sri Lanka

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 the following was the first lad ,.· . . .
9 Who among M . y p nne n11n1stcr in the world?
2• Id
(a) Go a ctr
~Ind ira Gandhi
(c) Mary Eugenia Charles
(d) Shiri1nova Bhandaranaike
ated as the World Health Day?
30. \Vhich day is celebr
th
(a) 5 March
(b) 6th April
V7
(d)
1h
April
10th October

whi h .
31 . What is the name of the Iranian fishing vessel c was recent1Yrescued by the Indian
Navy from pirates?

(a) AI Kambar
(b) Kaivan
(c) Bayandar
(d) •Sahand
terol?
3~j Which one of the following organs breaks fat to produce choles
(a) Intestine
(pf Liver
(c) Lungs
(d) Kidneys

33. Where was the first 'Child -Friendly Police Station' inaugurated?

(a) Kerala
~Ma hara shtra
fc) Kamataka
(d) Uttar Pradesh
inclusion of a separate
34. Which one of the following Committees recommended the
chapter on 'Fundamental Duties' in theConstitution of India?

~ar dar Swaran Singh Committee

(b) Mandal Committee
(c) Na,riman Committee
fd) Huinan Rights Committee.
biodegradable items?
35. Which one among the following groups of items contains only

(a) Wood, Grass, Plastic

( ~ Wood, Grass, Leather
(c) Fruit peels, Lime Juice, China Clay Cup
(d) Lime Juice, Grass, Polystyrene Cup

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 36. India's first nuuinc national par
k is situated in
(a) The Gulf of Kutch
(b) Bay of Bengal
(c) Arabian sea
(d) The Gulf of Khatnbhat
37. Recently, which University co1
1ferred President Murmu with theH
Doctor of Civil Law? onorary Degree of

r/ University of Pennsylvania
~) University of Mauritius
(c) University of Cambridge
(d) National University of Singap
--i" "\ ore
38. I Which Article of the Const
itution of India provides for free leg
•weaker sections of the society and al aid to the poor and
ens uresjustice for all?
1-'1 (~ Article 38
(b) Article 39
Article 39A
(d) Article 40
39. Which Constitutional Amendment .
Act gave Constitutional status to the
1 Municipalities?
(a) 71 st Constitutional Amend
ment Act
72nd Constitutional Amendment Ac
lc) 73 rd Constitutional Amendment Actt
@t 74~ Constitutional Amendment Act
40. Which one of the following
organizations prepares topographica
l maps of India?
(a) Geographical Survey of Ind
ia
(b) Survey of India
(c) Geological Survey of India
(d) Archaeological Survey of Ind
ia
 PART- JJ
perative juri!lpniuencc"?
\Vho tcnncd the analytical school as "im
41.
(a) C.K. Allen
(b) Austin
(c) Bentham
(d) Salmond
means
The principle 'de minimums non curat lex'
42.
ing matters
{J, (a( Law is not co~cemed with smal! and trifl
ch caus es the slightest harm
(b) Law does not ignore any act whi
matters
(c) Law is not concerned with serious
(d) All of the above
d of greatest number of
3_ \Vho said that the aim of law should be "the greatest goo
4
people?"
b- 't(a) S~vigny
(b) Maine
(c) ·puchta
(~ Bentham

44. Austinian law requires:

.~. (a) Command
(b) Dut y
(c) Sanction
All of the above
to all states. It is expressed by:
45. Natural law principles are common
( 0(
(a) ~u s gentium
(b( Jus cogens
(c) Jus civile
(d) None of the above
ed a
governed only by the primary rules is call
46. According to Hart, a society which is
(a) Primitive society
(b)_/rimodial society
('J Ancient society
(d) Modern society
national
popular activity rather than that of the
~7• Who said: "Law is an expression of
interest?"

(a) Allen
(b) Savigny
(c) Both (a) and (b)
(d) Puchta

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48. The h()ok entitkd 'Elem
ents of••1udsprudcncc s authored by
•
(a) Hollllnd
(b) Hn,1
) )ollock
Benthan1
~
49. \Vho is regarded as the spi
ritual father of the Realist School?
(a) Duguit
(b) Holn1es
(c) Pound
(d) Gray

50. Who s~d: "Custom .

ary law 1s the real law Of the people, while the rest is
superimposition"? onl
Ya
sa ~ Austin
~J Savigny
(c) Salmond
(d) Hart
51. Which rule of interpretati
on in employed in the Social we
lfare legislation:
(a) Literal rule
(b) Golden rule
(c) Harmonious construction
(d) rule
Liberal or Beneficial cons
truction rule
52. The object of right is called
:
1,-\ (a) Jus
(b) ·Res
(c) Sine
(< JV Lex

53. Which of.the following is

the legal person?
(a) Prime Minister of Ind
ia
(b) /S ta te
(r/ Bench of jud~e
(d) Cabinet of minister
'
s
54. _The.statement "The
re is no distinction between public and priva
te law" is attributed to:
(a) Comte
(b) Spencer
(c) Duguit
(d) Ehrlich

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 . Ultirnutc sove reig nty lies in:
55 ......
,.,,...
(a) Parlian1ent
(b) Pres iden t
rt
(c) Suprcn1e Cou
(dr Peo ple

Dou ble jeop ardy n,ea ns

56.
offence
Try~ng two persons jointly for the same
"i/
(a) . .
(b) Trying the same person for two
offences at two . .
on on. trial twic e for the ,,. d. •ffe '!nt ti.mes
(.,..y- Putting the samef4pers S«tne o.ue nce .
• d'ffi nces committed Y 1m .1n one .1nC1
b h'
(d) Trying a person or 1 eren t offe
v; dent

President may ba 1nttt ... ated

" 7• Any charge for the impeachment of the

(a) Only in Raj ya Sab ha

(b) Onl y in Lok Sab ha
~ n l y in join t session of Parliam
ent
(d) In either House of Parliament

le only to the citizens of India?

58. Which of the following rights is availab
(a) Freedom of speech
(b) Right to form unions or associat
ions
(c) Freedom to assemble pea cefu lly without arms
All the above
exceeding its
rior court or tribunal on grounds of
59. When a wri t is issued to an infe
s of natural justice it is called a writ of:
jurisdiction or acti on contrary to the rule
"e.....
J?--_ /
Certiorari
(b) Mandamus
(c) Quo Warranto
(d) Habeas Corpus
n of the Union Public Service Commission?
60. Which one of the following is not a functio
t to the services of the Union/State.
CJ.-1- (a) To conduct examinations for appointmen on/State Government for appointment of the
(b) To make recommendations to the Uni
persons to its services.
y matters of civilian employees.
(#" yo be consulted in regard to disciplinar SCs/STs
(<Jr" the reservation of post for Backward Classes,
To be consulted as regards
e by a State Legislature:
61. A law restricting trade or commerce mad
14 _/ -.
(~ Requires the President's assent
(b) Does not require the President's assent
(c) Requires the Governor's assent
(d) Does not require the Governor's assent

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62. How long cnn a Presidential Ordinance remain in force

(4i x months
(b) Five months
(c) Three n1onths
(d) None of the above
ttts to be followed in all cases of arrest
63. TI1e supretne Court laid down certain requireme
or, detention in:
~O(
(a) Vishkha's case
D.K.Basu's case
(c) Antulay's case
(d) Keshavanand Bharati 's case
ed to be included in the profession of the
64. Wearing and carrying of Kirpans shall be deem
Sikh religion:

'??c;) (~T rue

(b) False
(c) Depends on other factors
(d) None of the above
e at the pleasure of the President
65. Who among the following does not hold his/her offic
,r (a) Chairman of the Union Public Service Commission
(b) Attorney General of India
Jpr-- Speaker of the Lok Sabha
(d) Comptroller anq Auditor General of India
both houses of Parliament within:
66. A proclamation under Article 356 must be passed by

pt{
"V"""'
<:> 1 month
(b) 2 month
(~r 6 month
(d) 3 month

r:{i) Under section 45 of IPC, life denotes

1 {a) Life ofa human being
(b) Life of an animal
(c:¥ Life of human being and of an animal both
(d) . Life of either ·human being or animal
s
68. The maximum 'ignorantia juris non excusat' mean
0~
(I(" Ignorance of law is no excuse
(b) Ignorance offact is no excuse
{c) Ignorance of law is an excuse
(d) Ignorance of fact is an excuse

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., d
 der
n has been provided un
'Infancy' as an exceptio
69,
(a) Section 80
(b) Section 81
(c) Section 82
(d) Section 84
the right of private defehcc of property, to the offence of
Se ction 97 of IPC extends
70.
9 (a) MChisaeapptinrog pn.at1.on
(b)
(c) Theft & robbery
trust
(~ ri m in al breach of
dia?
n be en visu ali ze d un de r the Constitution of In
w many types of emer
ge cies have
71 . Ho
-;.J; (a) Four
~ T h re e
tc) One
(d) Two fist
se as e in hi s he ad an d also knows that if a
is suffering from a di s death. Knowing it 'A
' gives a_ fist
72. 'A' knows that 'B' is likely to ca us e hi
blow is given to 'B'
on his head, it -- •
d ca used de ath of 'B '. 'A' is
blow to Bon his head
an
• not think that
/1
icide no t am ou nt in g to murder since he does
hom
(a) Guilty of culpable e death use
> s act is likely to caµs
led ge th~ t in all pr ob ability it is likely to ca
had know
Guilty of murder since •
1
a person
death of 'B' nt to cause the death of
I

the bl ow is no t su fficie
e since
(c) Guilty of no offenc /
of nonnal health
hurt only
(d) Guilty of causing deliver
es tly indu ce s 'Z ' to sign a blank cheque &
ar of hurt & dishon
73. 'A' puts 'Z' into fe 'A' is guilty of
'A '. Z signs the cheque and delivers it to A.
' in to
~E>
(a) Theft
V Extortion
(c) Robbery
it extortion
(d) Attempt to comm
be exercised
100, IPC to th e ex tent of causing death can be the
74. The right granted
under section
the ap preh en sion tha t death will otherwise j'

reasonably causes t in
by the Supreme Cour
I

against an assault which ha s be en explain ed I

ult. The above rule I
consequence of the assa ses?
which one of the famou
s ca

lhi Administration
(a) Sunil Batra v. De of U.P.
(b) Brij Kishor v. State
ate
(~ jm za d Khan v. St of Madras
y v. State
( ~ Kamaswam
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 75. Removal of ornaments from body of one 8 fter causing his death is

(b) TI1eft
(c) Cheating
(d)
An offence under section 404
. . . dent and teacher fall in love with each
76. In which case the Supreme Court held that tf a SlU d tage of his official position
other it does not mean that the teacher has taken undue a van
)

(a) Geejaganda Somaiah v. State of Kamataka (2007)

(b) Sanjay v. State of Maharashtra (2007) )
(c) Omkar Prasad Venna v. State of Madhya Pradesh (2007
(d) Kai lash v. State of Madhya Pradesh (2007)

77. \Vho said that Grotius is truly the founder or father of Law of nations:

(a) Nussabaum
(b) Oppenheim
(c) Vattel
(d) Lauterpacht

78. What Austin called "detenninate human superior", some call it "grund norm"· Which
one of the following jurists did it:
41trC /
~) Kelson
(b) Hegel
(c) Kant
(d) Marx

79. How many sources of International Law have been listed in Article 38( 1) of the Statute
of International Court of Justice?

L-1 (~ou r
(b) Five
(c) Six
(d) Three

80. ~en a ,new State_ ?r ~overnment factually exists prior to, and independently
of,
recogrut1on, act of recogrution 1s merely a formal acknowledgment of that fact. Which theory
of international law holds that view:
\...{ o/
Declaratory Theory
J Constitutive Theory
(c) Legal Theory
(d) Natural Law Theory

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Which one of the following doctrines is related to th c recogmt1on of states?
81,
t-A ;>(a) Montroe do~trinc
(b) Drago doctnn~
(crf6&ar docu·inc
(d) AIJ the above
shalJ be made by
82. Decis
ions of the General Asse111ble on itnportaht questions

(a) Sin1ple majority

U (b) Simple.major~ty present and voting
(c) Two-th~rd ma~or~ty .
~,v o-th ird maJonty present and Voting
ted for a term of
8J. TheJ·udges of the International Court of Justice are selec

h5 ~y ear s
(b) IO years
(c) 15 years
(d) No upper cap
uraging "respect for human rights and
84. Toe UN Charter states that promoting and enco
United Nations. In which provision of the
fundamental freedom" is one of the objectives of the
Charter, it is stated:

(a) Preamble
(b.) ~c le 1(1)
~~ cle 1(3)
jdY" At San Francisco Conference
force on:
85. The covenant on Political and Civil right came into

March 23, 1976

(b) January 3, 1976
(c) December 16,1966
(d) December 19, 1966

notice in the newspaper inviting tenders is

(a) _A proposal
(b) A promise
(~l Aninvitation to negotiation '
(r An-invitation to proposal
87• Which of the following statements about a valid acceptance of an offer is not correct:
tJ
(a) acceptance should be absolute and unqualified
(b) acceptance should be in prescribed terms
sting
(c) acceptance should be made while the offer is subsi
cases be through the registered post
(~cc epta nce should be in all

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 88. An agreement by debtor not to .
ratsc the P1ea 0 r limitation is:
(a) valid & bindit,g
Vv oi d
(c) illegal
(d) voidable.at the option of the
creditor
(~ 'A ' Promises to deliver goo . d ayt
ds to 'B' on certain ay on P nent by B. A dies before th
a1 day.
~b (~The contract becomes void
(b) The contract becomes void
(c) The contract can be enforced against .
A's representative~
(d) The contract is voidable at the option
of A's represe~tattves
U ,
r( Q B,, , an.d C • . l
JOmt y promis.
e to pay Rs. 3000 to D, D•files a suit to recover the sum against "'
"
/ (a) D can sue A for the recovery
of Rs. 100 only
(b) D can sue all the three
W D can recover the amount from any
one of them
(d) • D must make all the three par
ties to the suit
91. Which of the following statem
ents is correct?
lr\ (a) A person of unsound mind can
never enter a contract
(b) A person of unsound mind sho
uld not enter a contract
(c) A person of unsound mind is
legally capable of entering a contrac
cy ~ person who is usually of an t
unsound mind, but occasionally of
enter a contract when he is of sound a sound mind, can
mind
92. A change of nature of obligation
of the contract is known as:
f<J (afNovation
(b) Recission
(c) Alteration
(d) Repudiation

91 / The formalities attending the

transfer of property in goods, under
governed by the conflict of laws, shal

\ (a) Lex situs

(b) /;ex contractus
(c) Lexfori
(d) Locus-regit actum.

94 /4 COntract of Rresent sale of

future goods, under section 6(3) of
~erales as 4)',r the Sale of Gods Act, 193(

(a) Contract of sale

(b) ~g ree me nt to sell
.(ryf' Either (a) or~ ) depending on
(d) Estoppels or quasi contract of the terms of the contract
sale

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 o,_;:rr,; obligation orising under sc c·t'ton 32 of the Sale of Goo f A •
'1{r.: ··-
7/p ,
(S C(, 1930

(a) Arc subjectd'. to the other JWov·tsto

.
nsofthcAct
b
(b) May c mo ,1,cd by agreement b t
eethe 11~ bwec11 the parties
(c) fan .no t be modified by agr etwccn the parties
Both (a). and (c)

is avaHabl t h . •
96. TI1e right of stoppage in transit eo t e Uhpa1d seller in cases of
--i.. -

f (a) Carriage by land

(b) Carriage by sea
(c) Caniage by air
(~ Al l the above

53 of the Sal,e of Goods Act 1930 vi'des that by sub-sale or pledge of goods by
97• Section
th 'd II ' pro
the buyer, e unp ai se er s

1( :> (a) Right of lien is defeated

is defeated
(b) Right of stoppage in transit d
( r Ri~ht of lien_ and the_ right
of stoppage in transit both are defeate
t of stoppage in tran sit is defeated
y Neither the nght of hen nor the righ
Act, 1930, provides for
98. Section 61 of the Sale of Goods

f 11(a) Award of interest to the buyer

er
(b) Award of interest to the sell
inte rest to the buyer or the seller
(c) Non-award of
W Award of interest to the seller or the
buyer
of a contract may be
Under the Sale of Goods Act of 1930, Goods which fonn the subject
99.

~§ (a) Existing
(b) Contingent
(c) Future
{dVA11 the above
tax, a partnership firm
1OD.For the purposes of income
ity distinct and separate from its partners
5f (a fc an be assessed as an ent
an entity separate and distinct from
its partners
(b) Cannot be assessed as partners only with the
·Ca n be assess ed as an ent ity distinct and separate from its
(c)
permission of the court • separate from its partners only if
all the
ess ~d as an entity dis tinct and
(d) Cap be ass
partners agree for the same
unflattering truths
tract for s_ale of goods the seller is under no duty to reveal the
101. In a con
ed in
about the goods sold. This is reflect

(a) Doctrine of indoor management

ffe· Caveat emptor
(c) Unjust enrichment
(d) Doctrine of ultra vires
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 '/,li abi lity by holdittg out con be incutred by

(fl) A 1ninor
(b) A 1najot
(c) Eithei- (a) ot (b)
(d) 130th (a) and (b)

I 03. Where the notice of dissolution of the firtn t ention any date as the date of
does no m ,
91ssolution, the finn shall be dissolved on the date

(a) On which the notice is sent

(b) On which the notice is co1n1nunicated
(c) Which is decided by the partners
(d) Fixed by the court
104. The Goodwill of a finn is stated to be an • the Indian Partnership Act
asset of the fiirm, tn
1932, under '

/ (a) Section 54 of the Act

(b) Section 55 of the Act
(c) Section 56 of the Act
(d) Section 57 of the Act

The conditions and warranties in a sale of goods may

be
(a) Express or implied
(b) Express
(c) Implied
(~) None of the above
106. Generally,~ introduction of a ne~ partner in . I
a partnership firm would require the consen~
of .
t
~(- a)
rv The majority of the partners
(b) The majority of the partners barring the dormant partn
ers
(c) The partners having majority share in the firm
All the partners
107. A partnership firm is

M a di~tinct entity from its partners

•~V\....
(b) An independent juristic person
(c) An agent of its partner
(d) None of the above·

108.Under the Specific Relief Act,1963, a suit for recov

q,'S7 ery of possession can be filed
.
~//(a) Only in respect of movable property
(b) Only in respect of immovable property
~espect of both movable and immovable property
'7' Neither movable nor immovable property

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I ,

l09, An order or decree under section 6 of the Specific Relief Act, J963 is
i1 (a) Appealablc
(b) Reviewablc
~ t h e r appealablc nor reviewable
(f4,(f tlOth appcalable or rcviewable

O. Remedy of rescission of contract

11
Is the same as specific perfotml\llce
(b)Is opposite of specific perfunnance
(c) Does not affect specific performance
r1akes specific performance easy

111 . 7 true of perpetual injunction under the Specific Relief Act, 1963

/ (a) It is a j~dic~al process

(b) Preventive 1n nature
(c) The thing prevented is a wrongful act
(d) All the above

1I2. Under section 12 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963, the general rule is that
(a) The specific performance of a part of the contract can be granted
(b) The specific perform~ce of.a part of the contract shall not be granted
(c) The specific performance of a part of the contract may not be granted
(d) A contract can be performed in piecemeal

113. Aclaim for damages in a suit ~or injunction can be made under is

(a) Section 38 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963

(b) Section 39 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963
(c) Section 40 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963
(d) Section 37 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963

114. Which section of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 provides that 'specific relief' is to be granted
only for enforcing civil rights and not for enforcing penal laws?

(a) Section 5
(b) Section 4
(c) Section 3
(d) Section 2

I ~imitation Act, 1963 applies to

.
(a) Proceedings before courts
(b) Proceedings before an executive authority
(c) Proceedings before a qua~i-judicia/ tribunal
All the above

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 116. Section 3. Limitation
Ac1 1963 i~
,--
L (a) An independent sec . , and ect •
7 tion in Hs opcrnt1<)t t'o r' eff
and
cl is subject to and co.ntro\
ko \
(b) Not an independent . 1·t open\ I ' effect, an •
section ttl s
by sections 4 to 24 d . subject to and contro 1
(c) Not an tn . d tt' on and effect an 15 \kd
epen dcnt secf10n 1·n its opera
b sections 4 to 27 • spect to and contrail~
(d) .
ot an .,n . • 1•ts operat'1v.,,11 nnd effect and 10 re
dependent sect1o n tt\ (,l

by sections 4 to 32
11 7. A contract made by . 0 wers or tn . breach of trust un• der sectio 1
a trustee in excess of h19 n \
of the Specific Relief Ac P
t, l 963 is Legal disabilities
are
(a) specifically enforceable at . Of the trustee
(b) specifically enforceable at the instance th nd
c.£J (c) the instance. of ::e :; thepartY .
specifically enforceable eit trustee or at the instance
her at the tnStall of the
i7 second party
not specifically enforceable
118. Section 16 of Indian
Limitation Act 1963, applies to
Ol..._ (a) Suits to enforce rights of pre
1 (b) Suits for possession -emption
of immovable property
(c)/S ui ts to enforce right
to a hereditary office
(<'.f) None of the above

119. Law of limitation is

fl't:7 (a) Lex loxi J

(b) Lexfori
vr
(d)
Non-obstante
All the above
·-- limitation period for filing
a suit by a mortgagor to 're
~ o~ :l e property mortg deem or recover possessi
aged on<

(a) Three years

Twelve years
(c) Twentyyears
(d) 'fhirtY years
121. In order to succeed
in fixing vicarious liability on
establish the master (defendant), the
plaintiff has
tJ6 (a), that the relationship of master and servant subsist
actual wrongdoer ed between the defendant an
d tl
(b) that the wrongfu
l act was done by the actual
wrongdoer whilst he was en
cl course of employment of the
Both (a) and (b)
(d) None of the above
defendant gaged in th

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 section 14 of Limitntion /\ct applies to
t 22.
1 (a) Suit
() (b) Appeal_
(c) Execution
j1/All the above
The definition that "Tot~ is _a ci~il wrcm~ for which the temedy is a common Jaw action for
3
12 : 1.dated dan1ages and wluch 1s t1ot exc]us1vely the bteach of a contract or the breach of a trust
tlh
ll qu . merely equitable obligation" Was given by
or ot1,ct
1 h (a) Pollock
(b) Wainfield
~~1/ Fraser
Salmond

124 . The manufacturer of a product owes a duty of reasonable care towards.

6q caYGeneral Public
(b) Purchaser of the product
(c) The ultimate user of his product
(d) Only those persons he is closely connected with

!25. P, owner of a car, asked his friend Q to drive the car to Bombay where he would join him.
As the car was about five kilometers from Bombay, it hit a pedestrian A, on ~unt of Q's
negligent driving, and injured him seriously. A sued P for damages,
rC
(a) Pis not liable
(b) The liability is solely of Q, as P was now accompanying him.
(cYsince Q was driving P's car under his authority, P is liable
(d) P has the defence of inevitable accident.

126. Tort of private nuisap.ce is actionable when there is.

b-1 (a) unreasonable meddling with the affairs of others

(b) unreasonable interference with the right of a neighbor
(c) reasonable interference with the activities of the neighbor
cyunreasonable_interference in the use and enjoyme~~ of land resulting in some damage

127. Which one of the following factors is important -while considering as to whether the
defendant has acted as a reasonable person or not?
(:;fo--
(a) Magnit~?e of the risk of damage to the plaintiff and the object to be achieved
(bV Pr~bab1hty of d~age resulting from the conduct of the plaintiff
(c) Object to be achieved by the defendant
(d) Extent of dam.age suffered by the plaintiff

i 28. Which of the follo • t I • •

for def~atio ? wing se s correct y identifies the specific defences available in an action
G7 n.
(a) Truth, mistake, fair comment
(b) Jruth, privilege, mistake
(cV'Privilege, truth, fair comment
(d) Privilege, mistake, fair comment

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TI1c decision in Ashby v. White reflects the:

~W inf iel d thc1lry

(b) f;Snlmond 1hco1·y
( Both of the nbovc
(d) None t)f the above

130. 11,c maxi1n '1,cs ipsa loquitor' is a

011 (a) 1ulc of law
'i#'_ rule of procedure
rule of evidence
(d) none of the above
.
13 l. Wnich of the follo-wing is not a requtred . establishing the tort of negligenc;e'?
element in
j ' . '

G (a) Breach of duty

(b) Malicious intent on the part of the defendant
(~ Duty of care
(d) Causation of damage of a legally recogniz
ed type
132. In ·which of the following cases, it is actio
nable defamation:
~fo (a) A addresses a defamatory letter to P, but it falls
in the hands of her neighbour X who
reads it •
(bl. A dictates a defarnatory letter about P
to his st~n
{c) A defamatory letter addres~ed to P is read by her.ographer
servant
(d) A addresses a defamatory letter to P. P's fathe
•
r, reads it
I

133. The polluter ·pays principle was declared

as law of the land in which of the following
decisions of the Supreme Court of India? 1

G1-'(a) Subhash Kumar v. State ofBihar, AIR 1991 sC

420
(b} M. C. Mehta v. Union of India, 1997 (II)
SCC 312 .
(c) Indian Council for Enviro-Legal Action v.
Union of India, AIR 1996 SC 1446
(d) Narmada BachaoAndolan v. Union of India
, AIR 1999 SC 3345
134. The doctrine of apportionment of damages
in cases of contributory negligence is.
t:,'b(a) Ap{llicable in India
(b)

y.
Applicable in England
(c) Applicable in India and England both
Neither applicable in India nor in England

13 S• ~ic h o~ the following is the first decl

aration in the international environmental laws
re<~_ruse nght to a healthy environment? to

(/ Stockholm Declaration
(b) Rio Declaration
(c) Earth Declaration
(d) None of the above

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 . NGT Act revoked which of the foJlowing Act
136
C,Xa) 11,c Forest (conservation) Act, J 980
<1 (b) 111c Water Ccss Act, 1977
(c) National Enviromncnt Appellate Authority Act, J 977
(~1,c Afr (Prevention & Control of Po1Iution) Act, J98 J

The problem of the pol1ution of river Ganga by the inaction of the municipalities was
13 7• l,t to tight in which of the fol1owing case.
broug
I/') (a) Indian Council for Environment Act v. Union oflndia
(b) M.C. Mehta v. Union of India, 1988
(~M.C. Mehta v. Union of India, 1985
(d) S. Jaganath v. Union of India

8. Greenhouse effect is enhanced in the environment due to.

13
g 4Ca) Carbon monoxide
(b) Carbon dioxide
(~xygen
(d) All the above

l39. Toe control pollution control board is authorised to look into matters of environmenta l
pollutions under

<1 \ ca{ National Green Tribunal Act, 2010

(b) National Environment Tribunal Act, 1995
(c) Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974
(d) Environmental (Protection Act), 1986

140. Toe environmental Protection Law is under which of the categories of legislation.

I]? (a( Welfare legislation

(b) Penal Legislation
(c) Remedial Legislation
(d) None of the above

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 PART .. III

1. Di~cn~~ tGmvc nnd Sudden Provocation' as a defence lo the charge of rnurder

ll
n<1cr thr~
lndinn Pcnnl Code, 1860.

2. \Vhat do you mean by the term 'Rule of Law'? The basic element of Dicey'
doctrine
the rule of law is be you ever so high, the law is above you. Discuss Wit; th
decided cases ' e hc11',,1 (>f
()f
' •

3. Discuss the environmental dimensions of Article 21 of the Constitution of I ct·

help of decided cases. n Ia With thf.!

4
• Expl_ai_n two theories that give contrasting viewpoints regarding the relationshi
municipal law and international law. p bet~,ee
n
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