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JURISPRUDENCE

1. Antoyodaya jurisprudence also means

A. Anti-poor jurisprudence

B. Anti-government jurisprudence

C. Pro-poor jurisprudence

D. D. Pro- government Jurisprudence

2. Corporations are of two kinds

A. Corporate Aggregate and Corporate Binding

B. Corporate Dual and Corporate individual

C. Corporate aggregate and Corporate Sole

D. Corporate Solicitor and Corporate Sovereign

3. As per Analytical Jurisprudence, Sanction means

A. acquiescence

B. punishment

C. agreement

D. permission

4. Who introduced the concept of Pure theory of Law?

A. Holland

B. Salmond

C. Austin

D. Hans Kelson

5. ―Prudentia‖, means_____.

A. Skill

B. Knowledge

C. Skill or knowledge

D. Wise

6. ____defined jurisprudence as ‗the formal science of positive law‘ A. Holland

B. Austin

C. Salmond

D. Allen

7. ______rights are recognised and enforced at law.

A. Legal

B. Moral

C. Natural

D. Ethical

8. The judicature Act of 1873 did not abolish_____, but abolish rules of its conflict.

A. Law

B. Equity

C. Law or equity

D. Law and equity

9. Personal rights are______.

A. Inheritable

B. Uninheritable

C. Inheritable or uninheritable

D. Neither inheritable or uninheritable

Answer : 1-C, 2-C, 3-B, 4-D, 5-C, 6-A, 7-A, 8-D, 9-B.

CONTRACT-II

1. Bailment of goods as security of repayment of debt is called as A. Mortgage

B. Bailment for Security

C. Pledge

D. Secured Bailment

2. What is partners liability in case dissolution of firm

A. Partners are not liable to any third party but are liable to other partners

B. the partners continue to be liable as such to third parties for any act done by any of them which would have been an act of the firm

C. the partners continue to be liable, until public notice is given of the dissolution

D. the partners continue to be liable till the final settlement of accounts

3. What right an agent has if he has not received his commission money

A. he can sell the goods of the principal in his possession and recover the amount

B. he has a right of lien

C. he as to specifically write to the principal and ask for the same

D. he can notify other dealers of the same

4. Which of the following is the correct rule with regards to agency by ratification

A. Ratification has to be only expressed

B. Ratification has to be in writing

C. Ratification can be for part of the transaction

D. Ratification cannot be made by a person whose knowledge of the facts of the case is materially defective.

5. Under which situation is the surety discharged from the liability A. Variation in the terms of the contract without surety‘s consent B. No action on part of the creditor to take action against principal debtor C. Release of one co-surety D. Agreement of creditor and third party to give time to the principal debtor

Answer: 1-C, 2-C, 3-B, 4-D, 5-A.

LAND LAWS

1. Which section of the Registration Act provides for condonation of delay in presentation of document for registration?

A. Section 23

B. Section 22

C. Section 27

D. None of the above

2. What is the main purpose of Land Acquisition under The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013

A. Defence Purpose

B. Public Purpose

C. Private Purpose

D. Government Use

3. Stamp duty is to be made on an instrument as per which schedule of the Maharashtra Stamp Act, 1958

A. Schedule 1

B. Schedule 2

C. Schedule 3

D. Schedule 4

Answer:1-D, 2-D, 3-A.

BANKCRUPCY LAW

1. CIRP application can be made by

A. Any Corporate Debtor who is already undergoing CIRP

B. Any Corporate Debtor who has violated the terms of Resolution Plan C. Liquidation Order is made in last 12 months

D. Financial Creditor or Operational Creditor

2. Under CIRP Process, Resolution Professional may convene Committee of Creditors meeting and shall convene meeting of request by

A. 50 % voting share

B. 75% voting share

C. 33% voting share

D. 66% voting share

3. IBC Code came into force on

A. 31st May, 2016

B. 29th May, 2016

C. 28th May, 2016

D. 30th May, 2016

4. The definition of Corporate Person does not include:

A. Any Company

B. LLP

C. Any entity with limited liability

D. Any financial service provider

5. Voluntary Liquidation commences from

A. Liquidation Commencement date

B. Insolvency Commencement Date

C. Date of passing of ordinary resolution

D. Date of passing of special resolution

ANSWERS: A-D, 2-B, 3-C, 4-A, 5-D.

CRIMINOLOGY

1. Who was the first person to understand offenders in physical terms? A. Prof Gillin

B. Edwind Sutherland

C. Gabriel Tarde

D. Cesare Lombroso

2. Which among the followings are Victimless Crimes?

A. Suicide

B. Gambling

C. Drug addiction

D. All the above

3. Who is known as the father of Victimology?

A. Benjamin Meldonsohn

B. Enrico Ferri

C. William Sheldon

D. Adolph Quetlet

4. Which among the following is not the theories of punishment? A. Theory of Deterrence

B. Theory of Retributive

C. Theory of Compensatory

D. Theory of imitation

5. Under probations Act 1958, power of court to release after giving a firm warning is called ___

A. Admonition

B. Parole

C. Remission

D. Release 6. Hacking belongs to which type of crime? A. Crimes against individual B. Sedition C. Crimes against property D. Cyber crime

7. Who wrote the book ‗On crimes and Punishments‘?

A. Lombroso

B. Tarde

C. Becker

D. Beccaria

8. According to differential association theory………… leads to crimes. A. Social interactions

B. Psychological exchanges

C. Social conflicts

D. Social changes.

9. The classical school of criminology is based on the concept of A. Free will

B. Opportunity

C. Biology

D. Lack of choice

10.The study of crime, its perpetrators, and its cases; and related, an interest in its prevention, and in the deterrence, treatment, and punishment of offenders is _____________

A. Criminology

B. Victimology

C. Psychology

D. Classical Theory

ANSWERS: 1-D, 2-D, 3-A, 4-D, 5-A, 6-D, 7-D, 8-A, 9-A, 10-A.

TAXATION LAW

1. Which are the 5 heads of Income under Income tax Act, 1961?

A. 1. Income from Salary,

2. Income from House Property,

3. Profit & Gains from Business & Profession,

4. Capital Gains

5. Income from other sources.

B. 1. Income from Salary,

2. Income from Rent,

3. Profit & Gains from Business & Profession,

4. Capital Gains

5. Income from other sources.

C. 1. Income from Salary,

2. Income from House Property,

3. Profit & Gains from Business & Profession,

4. Capital Gains

5. Income from other IPRs.

D. 1. Income from Salary,

2. Income from House Property,

3. Profit & Gains from Business & Profession,

4. Capital Gains and

5. Dividend and Interest income.

E. 1. Income from Salary,

2. Income from House Property,

3. Profit & Gains from Business & Profession,

4. Capital Gains and

5. Income from services. 2. Rajesh employed as the Sales head of a Soft drink Company, receives a car from a distributor. The value of the car is estimated at Rs. 3,00,000. What is the tax implication in the hands of Rajesh?

A. Taxable as income from other sources

B. Taxable as Capital Gains

C. Not taxable

D. Taxable on amount exceeding Rs. 50,000

E. Taxable as Income from Salary

3. Before which forum does an appeal against an order of the Assessing Officer under Income tax lie?

A. Commissioner of Income tax (Appeals)

B. Income tax Appellate Tribunal

C. High Court

D. Supreme Court

E. None of the above

4. Which is the Previous Year (PY) to the Assessment Year (AY) 2019-20 under Income tax Act, 1961?

A. Financial Year ended March 31, 2020

B. Previous Year ended March 31, 2020

C. Calendar Year ended December 31, 2019

D. Previous Year ended March 31, 2019

E. Previous Year ended March 31, 2021

5. What is the tax implication of the liquidated damages received by a company from a supplier of plant for failure to comply within the stipulated time?

A. Capital receipt

B. Revenue receipt

C. Deferred revenue receipt

D. None of the above

E. Income in the year of failure to comply

ANSWERS: 1-A, 2-C, 3-A, 4-D, 5-A.

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (A.D.R.)

१. प¢काराानालवादासाठȤपाठ वÖयाÍयाÛयायालयाÍयाअधकाराामÚयखालȣलबाबीचाअातभत[

होतो.

अ) प¢काराानासãलादÖयाचअ धकारवकाय[क¢ाा

ब) अवॉडच[ ापनरावलोकनकरÖयाचअ धकारवकाय[क¢ाा

क) लवादनमÖयाचअ धकारवकाय[क¢ाा

ड) दस रालवादनमणायचअ धकारवकाय[क¢ाा

२. लवादपरèकारानदयǓनदȶशतरकमव रåयाजǑदलजाईल

अ) अवॉडÍ[ यातारखपासनदयतारखपयतवा ɍ ष[क 6%

ब) दयǑदनाÍयातारखपासनअवॉडÍ[ यातारखपासनĤǓतवषȸ१२%

क) दयǑदनााकापयतɍ पअवॉडÍ[ यातारखपासनवषा[काठȤ 18%

ड) दयǑदनााकापयतɍ अवॉडÍ[ यातारखपासनवषा[काठȤ 24%

३. साजयआ णमोǑहतहदोघभागीदारȣसाèथतभागीदारअसनजरकाहȣवादǓनमा[णझालातरतोल

वादाÍयामाÚयमातनसोड वÖयाचालखीकरारक लाआह..

असअसतानााहȣसाजयनमोǑहतÍयावरोधातकोटा[तदावादाखलक ला.

याअनषागानपया[यǓनवडा.

अ) सदरलवादाÍयाकरारÛयायलायचअ धकार¢ाğकाढनघत.

ब) Ûयायालयालासदरदावाचाल वÖयाचाअ धकारआह.

क) साजयलवादाÍयाअवॉड [वरोधातÛयायालयातअपीलकǾशकतो

ड) Ûयायालयासअ धकार¢ाğनाहȣ

४. कॉिाÛस लएटरèवताğपणवादाचीतपासणीकरलआ णवाद मटवÖयाचीपɮधतदश [वणारा

आपलाअहवालतयारकरल.

अ. पÚदतीचातोडगाकाढÖयासाठȤÛयायालयीनÛयायालयातमदतघईल ब.

समटकरणाराप¢ााााɮवारदाखलक लãयाअजा[वरअवलाबनअसल

क. पÚदतीचातोडगाकाढÖयासाठȤ

ववादकरणाâ याप¢ााााकडनसãलागारमदतघईल ड.

समटकरणारादोÛहȣबाजानावगäयापɮधतीनऐक ल

५. लोकअदालतनǑदललापरèकार

अ) लवादअवॉडसार [ ÉयाǑदवाणीकोटा[चा डĐȧअसãयाचमानलजात

ब) Ǒदवाणीकोटा[चा डĐȧअसãयाचमानलजात

क) लवादअवॉडà[ हणनĤभावीआह

ड) पाटȹवरबाधनकारकनाहȣ

६. मनमानी कायवाह [ ȣ कåहा सǾ होत

अ) लवादाकड साद भत[ करÖयासाठȤ वाद होÖयाची वनाती Ïया तारखला उƣर ललȣ आह

ब) मÚयèथ ǓनयÈतीस उƣर दणाâ या तारखस

क) लवादान प¢ााााना नोटȣस Ǒदलȣ ×या तारखला

ड) जåहा तारखस दावा सादर करÖयाच व सार¢ण सादर करÖयाच लखी Ǔनवदन क लल

असल तåहा.

७. एक लवादाचा परèकार

अ) लखी असण आवæयक आह परातèवा¢रȣ करÖयाची आवæयकता नाहȣ ब) मÚयèथ

ÛयायाधकरणाÍया सदèयााची लखी आ ण èवा¢रȣ असण आवæयक आह

क) तɉडी अस शकत ा

८. लवाद परèकार मळाãयानातर Ĥ×यक प¢ााला काय Ǒदल जाईल अ) मळ

परèकार

ब) परèकाराची èवा¢रȣ क ललȣ Ĥत

क) परèकाराची छायाĤती

ड) परèकाराची èवा¢रȣ न क ललȣ Ĥत.

९. लवाद परèकारान दय Ǔनदȶशत रकमच åयाज असल

अ) दय Ǒदनााकापयतɍ परèकाराÍया तारखपासन वषा[काठȤ 6%

ब) दय Ǒदनााकापयतɍ परèकाराÍया तारखपासन वषा[काठ Ȥ 12% क)

दय Ǒदनााकापयतɍ परèकाराÍया तारखपासन वषा[काठ Ȥ 18% ड) दय

Ǒदनााकापयतɍ परèकाराÍया तारखपासन वषा[काठȤ 24%.

१०.तीन लवादाÍया बाबतीत, ‗Ǔतसरा लवाद‘ खालȣलĤमाण काय करल: [ अ)

पाच

ब) Ĥाीसाई डगा आǒबĚ[ ाटर

क) एकमव लवाद

उƣर: १-अ, २-क, ३-ड, ४- क, ५- अ, ६- अ, ७- ब, ८- ब, ९- क, १०- ब.

LAW OF EVIDENCE (भारतीयपरावाकायदा)

१. म×ायपव[जवाबहाकोण×याĤ

ĐयमÚयĒााéयधरलाजातो?

अ) फÈतफोजदारȣĤ

ĐयमÚय

ब) फÈतǑदवाणीĤ

ĐयमÚय

क) फोजदारȣआणǑदवाणीअæयादोÛहȣĤ

ĐयमÚय

ड) ĤशासकȧयĤ

ĐयमÚय

२. आरोपीचागÛहाहादाडसाǑहतÍयाअपवादयाåयाÉयतमोडतोह सɮधकरÖयाचीजवाबदारȣक

णावरआह?

अ) फया[दȣप¢ाावर

ब) आरोपीवर

क) Ûयायदाड धकाâयावर

ड) कणीहȣ

३. भारतीयपरावाकायɮयाĤमाणऔरसअप×यअसãयाचाǓनणा[यकपव[कायआह? अ)

लÊनिअèत×वातअसतानाझाललाजÛम

ब) डीएनएटèट

क) व डलााचीèवीकती

ड) अप×याचजवाब

४. काय सɮधकरÖयाचीगरजनाहȣ.

अ) माÛयतØयवÛयायालयानमाÛयक ललातØय

ब) पोलसाानाǑदललाजवाब

क) अप×याचऔरसपण

ड) ĤाासागकतØय

५. कायमौ खकपराåयानसɮधहोत?

अ) कागदपğााााचदाखल

ब) इलÈĚाॉǓनकजवाब

क) सवत[ Øय (अ) पया[यसोडन

ड) सगळकाहȣ

६. भारतीय सा¢ाीपरावा कायदा, १८७२ Íया कलम 25 नसार पो लस अ धकाâयाासमोर

कबलȣजबाब

अ. सɮध क लच पाǑहज

ब. सɮध करÖयाची गरज नाहȣ

क. क वळ काहȣ व शçट ĤकरणाामÚय सɮध क ल जाण आवæयक आह ड. ×या

पोलस अ धकाâयान सɮध क लच पाǑहज

७. कलम ६ २ नसार अåवल परावा àहणज -

अ. èवत: कोटा[Íया Ǔनरȣ¢णाथ हजर [ करÖयात आलला खɮद तो दèतऐवज. ब.

कोटा[Íया Ǔनरȣ¢णाथ हजर [ करÖयात आलला खɮद तो दèतऐवजची खरȣ Ĥत.

क. कोटा[Íया Ǔनरȣ¢णाथ हजर [ करÖयात आलला दèतऐवजाची झरॉÈस Ĥत.

८. भारतीय सा¢ाीपरावा कायदा, १८७२ Íया कोण×या कलमानसार, ज कोणतहȣ शÞद कåहा

आकड एखाɮया åयÈतीन लǑहलल असãयाच अ भकथन करÖयात आल आह त ताडन पाहण

शÈय åहाव या साठȤ Ûयायालय, अशी åयÈती Ûयायालयात उिपèथत असताना Ǔतला काहȣ शÞद कåहा आकड लह

ान दाखवÖयाबाबत Ǔनदȶश दऊ शक ल

अ. कलम ६२

ब. कलम ६५ अ

क. कलम १२

ड. कलम ७३

९. भारतीय सा¢ाीपरावा कायदा, १८७२ Íया कलम ११3 अ नसार, ववाǑहत मǑहलन ववाहाÍया

तारखपासन कती कालावधीत आ×मह×या क लȣ आह ह दश [वल पाǑहज अ. ǓतÍया लÊनाÍया

तारखपासन दहा वषाɍÍया कालावधीत

ब. ǓतÍया लÊनाÍया तारखपासन सहा वषाɍÍया कालावधीत

क. ǓतÍया लÊनाÍया तारखपासन सात ा वषाɍÍया कालावधीत

ड. ǓतÍया लÊनाÍया तारखपासन एका वषा[Íया आत

१०. कलम 60 नसार तɉडी परावा ––

अ. योÊय

ब. समाधानकारक

क. ĤााÜत

ड. Ĥ×य¢

उƣर: १-अ, २- ब, ३- अ, ४-अ, ५-क, ६-ब, ७-अ, ८-ड, ९-क, १०-ड.

BANkINg LAW/ ब का गकायदा

१. भारतीयǐरसवब[ ाकचक पटलकोणसभा ााळत

अ) कɅ ġशासन

ब) राÏयशासन

क) कɅ ġआणराÏयशासनयााचासामानवाटा

ड) सगäयाराçĚȣकतबका

२. अनस

ाचतबʠकàहणजकाय?

अ) RBI कायदा१९३४ĤमाणपहȣãयासचीमÚयसमावçठअसलãयाबʠका

ब) RBI कायदा१९३४Ĥमाणदस -यासचीमÚयसमावçठअसलãयाबʠका क)

RBI कायदा१९३४ĤमाणǓतस-यासचीमÚयसमा वçठअसलãयाबʠका ड)

RBI कायदा१९३४ĤमाणचौØयासचीमÚयसमावçठअसलãयाबʠका

३. वचनचɪठȤमÚयठरावकरÈकमअडाकारणयाचीǑदललȣहमीǑह... अ)

सशत[

ब) ǒबनशत[

क) सशत[कǒबनशत[हपǐरèथीवरअवलाबनआह

ड) अामलबजावणीनहोÖयासारखी

४. वǓनमयाचपावतीमÚयकायसमा वçटअसत?

अ) ǒबनशतहमी [

ब) ǒबनशतआदश [

क) सशत[हमी

ड) सशत[आदश

५. कोण×याहȣÛयाáयकारणा शवायबकɮवारचकचाअपमानकरणàहणतात अ.

धनादशााचाअनादर

ब. धनादशााचीबकायदशीरअनादर

क. धनादशााचाचकȧचाअनादर

६. कोणतीबकालोकााकडन डपॉझीटèवीकारतातआ णअãपमदतीसाठȤवाणÏयाानाकज[दतात ?

अ. åयावसाǓयकबक

ब. कषीबक

क. मÚयवतȸबक

७. बकरआ णĒााहकयााÍयातĤााथमकसाबाधकाळापासनसǾहोतो

अ. जåहाĒााहकखातउघडतात

ब. जåहाĒााहकबकलाभटदतात

क. जåहाĒााहककोण×याहȣÈवरȣसाठȤगलहोत

८. बकाामळकजा[ÍयावसलȣसाठȤखालȣलपकȧकोणतीèथापनाक लȣगलȣ / होती? अ.

डीआरटȣ

ब. डीआरएटȣ

क. दोÛहȣ (अ)वब

९. कोण×याकायɮयाातगत[ बकाानाएसएलआरराखणआवæयकआह?

अ. बकागǓनयमनकायदाकलम 24

ब. वाटाघाटȣकरÖयायोÊयसाधनकायदाकलम 25

क. भारतीयǐरझवब[ ाकअ धǓनयमकलम 24

१०. तपासणीसाठȤ कोण नाहȣ

अ. èवीकारणारा

ब. Ĝाॉवर

क. Ĝाॉई

ड. पई

११. साभाषण करÖयायोÊय उपकरणाÍया बाबतीत कोणती गहाȣत धǾन नाहȣ: अ. इÛèǪमɅट अवध आह

ब. तारȣख योÊय तारȣख आह

क. èवा¢रȣ अèसल आह

ड. लǑहललȣ रÈकम बरोबर आह

१२. नगोशएबल इÛèǪमɅट" हȣ सा£ाा Ǔनगोशएबल इÛèǪमɅट ActÈट १ 188१ मÚय

कोण×या कलमाातगत[ पǐरभाषत क लȣ आह?

अ. वभाग २

ब. वभाग 3

क. कलम 12

ड. कलम 13

१३. Ǔनगोशएबल इÛèǪमɅट ActÈट 1881 Íया अातगत[ ―लखी कागदपğ Ïयाɮवार एखाɮया

åयÈतीÍया बाजन हÈक तयार क ल जातात.‖

अ. करार

ब. èवीकती

क. करार

ड. इाèǪमɅट

१४. Ǔनगोशएबल इÛèǪमɅɪस कायदा 1881 Íया कलम 138 under अÛवय एखाɮया गÛéा

यासाठȤ कोण×या श¢ाची तरतद आह

अ. 5 वषȶ

ब. 4 वषȶ

क. 3 वषȶ

ड. 2 वषȶ

१५. खालȣलपकȧ कोणत वधान चकȧच आह:

अ. व शçट पǐररèथतीत बकरला वधाǓनक सार¢ण Ǒदल जात

ब. बकर चकचा अनादर करÖयास Ûयाáय आह

क. बकर कधीच जबाबदार नसतो

ड. बकर व शçट पǐररèथतीत पस भरÖयास बााधील आहत

उƣर: १-अ, २- ब, ३- ब, ४- ब, ५- क, ६- अ, ७- अ, ८-क, ९-अ, १०-अ , ११-अ, १२-ड,

१३-ड, १४-ड, १५-क.

CONFLICT OF LAWS

१. ‗Ĥ×यककायदशीरसाबाधासèथाǓनककायɮयातनस गक[ èथानअसतआ णतआातरराçĚȣयस

मदायाचाएकभागअसतअसया सɮधाातातàहटलगलआह..

अ) Ĥाादशकसɮधाात

ब) आातरराçĚȣय सɮधाात

क) Ûयायसɮधाात

ड) कमटȣ

सɮधाात

२. जåहाकराराɮवारचअसèपçटठरवलजात कसदरचाकरारकोण×याकायɮयाɮवारलागकला

जाईलतåहा×यासकायàहणतात?

अ) एÈसĤास

ब) गभत[

क) पया[यनाहȣ

ड) मक

३. भारतानराÏय¢ाğबाहरȣलत×वकोण×याअनÍछदाɮवारèवीकारल

अ) अनÍछद२४५ (२)

ब) अनÍ

ाछद३२

क) अनÍछद३७२

ड) अनÍछद५३

४. कॉमनलॉदशाामÚयएखाɮयाåयÈतीचदजा[आ णवारसाहÈकाÍयाबाबतीत व शçटकायदशी

रĤणालȣशीजोडÖयासाठȤकायǓनकषअसतात?

अ) अ धवास

ब) लगा

क) जÛमǑठकाण

ड) नागǐरक×व

५. फ लÜस वǽɮधअáयरéयाक समÚयकोणता सɮधाातमााडला?

अ) जगाÍयाकोण×याहȣǑठकाणीक ललाकरारहाइाÊलाडमÚयकराराचाभागक लाàहणनदावादा

खलकरतायतो.

ब) जगाÍयाकोण×याहȣǑठकाणीघडलãयाअपक×यसाठȤइाÊलाडमÚयदावादाखलकरतायतो.

सदरअपक×यदोÛहȣदशााÍयाकायɮयानसारकायवा [ हȣकरÖयायोÊयअसलवÏयादशातत

घडल×याǑठकाणीह¢मèवनसलतरȣ.

क) दहारȣदखलघÖयासारखागÛéयासाठȤतĐाारपाğआह.

ड) घटèफोटघÖयाचादावादोÛहȣदशाामÚयकायमराखÖयायोÊयअसलतर

६. आातरराçĚȣय Ûयायालयातील Ûयायाधीशााची साÉया आह

अ. बारा

ब. तरा

क. चौदा

ड. पाधरा

७. आातरराçĚȣय Ûयायालयातील मÉयाÚयापक कायरत[ आहत

अ. हग

ब. िाजनåहा

क. Ûययॉक[

ड. वॉशÊाा टन

८. पÈटा सåहɍडाचा अथ:

[

अ. राÏयामा धील करारााचा आदर क ला पाǑहज

ब. अवााǓछत åयÈती

क. आातरराçĚȣय कायɮयाचा सÛमान झालाच पाǑहज

ड. डÜलोमǑटक कम[चाâ यााना सापण[ ĤǓतकारशÈती ĤााÜत आह

९. राçĚााााÍया कायɮयाचा जनक आह

अ. िाÛजओएई

ब. Đार

क. हगल

ड. साãमाड

१०. सर¢ाा पǐरषदच कायमèवǽपी सदèय या कालावधीसाठȤ Ǔनवडल जातात अ. 5

वषȶ

ब. 7 वषȶ

क. 3 वषȶ

ड. 2 वषȶ

११.म×सɮदȣ साबाध ɮवार èथापत क ल जातात

अ. परèपर सामती

ब. Ĥाादशक साèथचा Ǔनण[य

क. एकतफȽ Ǔनणय[

ड. ɮवप¢ाीय Ǔनण[य

१२.खालȣलपकȧ कोणत राÏय सर¢ाा पǐरषदच कायम सदèय आह? अ.

जमनी [

ब. जपान

क. ĥााÛस

ड. इा डया

१३.कायɮयाÍया वरोधाभास असहȣ àहणतात

अ. èथाǓनक कायदा

ब. नागरȣ कायदा

क. समान कायदा

ड. खाजगी आातरराçĚȣय कायदा

उƣर: १- ब, २-अ, ३- अ, ४- अ, ५- ब, ६-ड, ७- अ, ८- अ, ९- ब, १०- ड, ११-अ, १२- क, १३-

ड.

IPR

१. कॉपीराइटकायदा 1957 अातगतकामाचअथ [ - [

अ) साǑिह×यक, नाɪयमय, वाɮय कावाकला×मककाय[.

ब) सनमटोĒााफ फãम, Úवनीरकॉ डगɍ

क) अ आण ब

ड) लाकडहèतकला

२. असाइनमɅटदèतऐवजात,जरकॉपीराइटÍयाअसाइनमɅटचाकालावधीसाा गतलानसलतर क

तीकालावधीसाठȤतमानलजाईल ?

अ) 2 वषȶ.

ब) 3 वषȶ

क) 5 वषȶ

ड) आजीवन.

३. कोण×याअधकाâयासकॉपीराइटकायदयानसारकॉपीराइटसोसायटȣनɉदणीकतकरÖयाचाअ

धकारआह कॉपीराइटकायदा 1957?

अ) कॉपीराइटचररजèĚाार.

ब) कॉपीराइटबोड. [

क) राÏयसरकार

ड) कɅ ġसरकार

४. कॉपीराइटकायदा१९५७Íयाअता गत[ , ‗Ĥसारणपनǽ×पादनाचाअ धकार

कतीकाळासाठȤिअèत×वातअसतो? कालावधी-

अ) 25 वषȶ.

ब) 50 वषȶ

क) 60 वषȶ.

ड) मालकाचाआजीवन

५. डझाइनमÚय समा वçट नाहȣ

अ.आकार व शçɪय

ब.रषा कावा रागााची रचना

क.मोड कावा बााधकाम सɮधाात

६. भारतात सा¢रतच काय[ होईपयतɍ सार¢त आह

अ. लखकाच आयçय

ब. लखक म×ाय नातर 25 ा वषȶ

क. लखक म×ाय नातर 40 ा वषȶ

ड. लखकाÍया म×ायनातर 60 वषȶ

७. खालȣल पकȧ कोणती बौɮधक सापƣाी नाहȣ?

अ. कॉपीराइट कायदा 1957

ब. Ěाड माक[ कायदा 1999

क. पटाट कायदा 1970

ड. सीमाशãक कायदा 1962

८. खालȣ पटाट क ल जाऊ शकत

अ. मशीÛस

बी. Ĥ

Đया

क. बाबीची रचना

९. एका म फलȣन तयार क लãया िाåह डओची Ǔनमती [ करÖयाच हÈक एक गायकाची इÍछा

आह

अ. कॉपीराइɪस

ब. Ěाडमाक[

क. पटाट

ड. औɮयोगक रचना

१०.पटाटÍया सादभा[त कोणत वधान चकȧच आह:

अ. साशोधनासाठȤ Ǒदल जाऊ शकत

ब. कादाबरȣसाठȤ असलच पाǑहज

क. औɮयोगक अनĤयोगासाठȤ असण आवæयक आह

ड. èपçट असण आवæयक आह

११.यासाठȤ पटाट दÖयात आला आह:

अ. 25 वषȶ

ब. 20 वषȶ

क. 60 वषȶ

ड. 15 वषȶ

१२.कॉपीराइटɮवार सार ¢त नाहȣ कोणत?

अ. कादाबरȣ Ĥ

Đया

ब. पèतक

क. आक[टÈचरचा तकडा

ड. नाटक

१३.सागणक ĤाोĒाामशी साबा धत सॉÝटवअरसाठȤ कोणता आयपीआर सार ¢त आह.

अ.कॉपीराइट

ब. Ěाडमाक[

क. पटाɪस

ड. डझाईÛस

१४.आयपीआर अनदान:

अ. ×याच शीष[क

ब. मालकााना िाèथती

क. मालकȧ हÈक माजर करत

ड. उ×पादनाची जाǑहरात

१५.पढȣलपकȧ कोण×या सवा चÛह àहणन वगȸकत क ल जाऊ शकत नाहȣ? अ.

हॉटãस

ब. Þयटȣ सलन

क. श¢णक साèथा

ड. सरकार

उƣर: १- ड, २- क, ३- ड, ४- अ, ५- क , ६- ड, ७- ड, ८- ड, ९- अ, १०- अ, ११- ब, १२- अ,

१३- अ, १४- क, १५- ड.

LAW RELATINg TO WOmEN AND ChILDREN

१. सा वधानाÍयाकोण×याअनÍछदाखालȣमǑहलावबालक यााÍयासाठȤ

वशषतरददकरतायत? अ)

अनÍछद१४

ब) अनÍ

ाछद१५(३)

क) अनÍछद१६(४)

ड) अनÍछद१७

२. सतीĤǓतबाधनकायɮयाĤमाणकलाम४ĤमाणगÛहाघडलातरतोघडलानाहȣहसɮधकरÖयाची

जवाबदारȣकणावरआह?

अ) शासन

ब) आरोपी

क) सतीगलãयाåयÈतीचसासरचीमाणस

ड) सा¢ाीदार

३. लɇगकछळामÚयका साचासमावशहोतनाहȣ?

अ) मǑहलासहकाâयालावाढǑदवसाचब¢ाीसपाठ वण

ब) मǑहलाकमचा [ âयाÍयाचकȧÍयाक×यावरओरडण

क) बढतीदÖयासाठȤलɇगकसाबाधाचीमागणीकरण

ड) मǑहलÍयायोÊयतĤमाणǓतलाब¢ाीसदण

४. राçĚȣयमǑहलाआयोगाÍयासदèयाचाकाय[काळ कतीवषअसतो [ ?

अ) २वष[

ब) १०वष[

क) ३वष[

ड) ७वष[

५. जाǑहरातीÍयामाÚयमातनहाााɬयाचाĤèतावदÖयासाठȤÛयायालय कतीवषा[ची श¢ाादऊशकत ?

अ) ६मǑहन

ब) ८मǑहन

क) ७मǑहन

ड) १०मǑहन

६. Ǔनरोगी आरोÊयामÚय Ĥाौढ मǑहलÍया गभधारण [ Íया वɮयकȧय समाÜतीसाठȤ

(एमटȣपी) खालȣलपकȧ कोणाची सामती अǓनवाय आह? [

अ) फÈत साबा धत èğाी

ब) बाई आण जÛमलल वडील

क) ती èğाी, Ǔतच आई-वडील व सातती यााच वडील

ड) ती èğाी आण ǓतÍया सासरÍया

७. एखादȣ मǑहला घरगती कामगारान ǓतÍया मालका वǾɮध लɇगक छळ कãयाची तĐाार

नɉदवãयास ×यापकȧ कोणती समèया सोडव शक ल?

अ) मǑहलााच सल

ब) अातगत[ तĐाारȣ स मती

क) èथाǓनक तĐाारȣ स मती

८. मǑहलाा वǾɮधÍया सव[ ĤकारÍया वभद Ǔनमलनावर [ ȣल अ धवशन (सीएडीएडÞãय), ा मÚय

सायÈत राçĚ महासभन èवीकारल.

अ) 1981

ब) 1975

क) 1979..

ड) 1983

९. एनसीडÞãयàहणज

अ) राçĚȣय मǑहला पǐरषद

ब) राçĚȣय मǑहला स मती

क) राçĚȣय मǑहला आयोग

ड )मǑहलाासाठȤ राçĚȣय कॉĒाा ास

१०. काय[èथळावरȣल लɇगक छळ (ĤǓतबाध, ĤǓतबाध व Ǔनवारण) अ धǓनयम २०१ 2013

नसार खालȣलपकȧ ―लɇगकछळ‖ काय आह?

अ) अनावæयक शारȣǐरक सापक[ आ ण Ĥगती का वा ल ɇगक रागाची टȣका ब)

तèकरȣ

क) अ सड हãला

उƣर: १- ब, २-ड, ३- ड, ४- क, ५- अ, ६- अ, ७- ब, ८- क, ९- क, १०- अ.

LAW AND mEDICINE

१. वɮयकȧयǓनçकाळजी सÚदकरÖयासाठȤǽÊणालाखालȣलपकȧकाय सÚदकरावलागत? अ)

भरमसाठवɮयकȧयशã

ाक

ब) आवæयकतीकाळजीनाहȣघण

क) ǽÊणालाबरनकरण

ड) योÊयसãलानदण

२. समीला स मलबसÈयरानाटरहत×वइलाजाÍयाकोण×याशाखशीसाबा धतआह? अ)

आयवȶद

ब) होमओपथी

क) अ लओपथी

ड) यनानी

३. वɮयकȧयउपचारातीलसहयोगीǓनçकाळजीपणाàहणज,

अ) ǽÊणाÍयाǓनçकाळजीपणानझाललȣहाणी

ब) वɮयाचाǓनçकाळजीपणाÏयानहानीझालȣआह

क) नसÍ[ याǓनçकाळजीपणानझाललȣहानी

ड) िइèपतळाÍयाǓनçकाळजीपणानझाललȣहानी

४. भारतीयसा वधानाचकोणतअनÍछद 'आरोÊयाचाअ धकार' दत? अ)

अनÍछद२१आणी४७

ब) अनÍ

ाछद१९आण३२

क) अनÍछद१५, २२६

ड)अनÍ

ाछद५३१३६

५. आरोÊयाचाहÈकआमचा…………. अ धकारआह.

अ) मलभतअ धकार

ब) वधाǓनकअधकार

क) नस ग[कअ धकार

ड) सशत[अ धकार

६. मानवीअवयवĤ×यारोपणकायदाभारतसरकारनयथक ला: अ)

1996

ब) 1993

क) 1998

ड) 1994

७. खालȣसोडनसववदनादायकजखमााचीउदाहरणआहत [ अ)

ĥाÈचरदात

ब) एकाचनखचउɮदȣपन

क) Emasculation

ड) चहया[चाजळजळ

८. वɮयकȧय-कायदशीरĤकरणाामÚयवधसामतीआवæयकआहः अ)

åयÈतीस¢मअसणआवæयकआह

ब) कोणतहȣकठोरका वाजबरदèतीअसनय

क) परशी माǑहती

ड) वरȣलसवपया [ [यबरोबरआहत

उƣर: १- ब, २- अ, ३- अ, ४- अ, ५- अ , ६-ड ७- ब, ८- ड.

Law of Insurance

१. वमाकायआह?

अ) करारआ णकायदशीरåयवसाय

ब) जगार

क) करार

ड) पज

२. वमाचासाबाधकणामÚयअसतो?

अ) पॉलसीधारकआ णकाय[Đमवàयाचा

बी) वमाका पनीआ णपॉ लसीधारक

क) पॉलसीधारकआ णराÏय

ड) वमाका पनीआ णसरकार

३. ततीयप¢ाीयवàयामÚयलाभाथȸकोणअसतो? लाभाथȸआह

अ) पॉलसीधारक

ब) ततीयप¢

क) पॉलसीधारकााचवारस

ड) वमाधारकाचकमचार [ ȣ

४. खालȣलपकȧकोणती वधानबरोबरआहतः मोटारवाहनकायदा:

अ) Ĥ×यकवाहनमालकाकडनअǓनवायत[ तीयप¢ााचा वमाघणआवæयकआह

ब) ततीयप¢ााचा वमावाहनमालकााकडनघतलाजाऊशकतो

क) थडपाट [ ȹ वमाघÖयासश¢ाा

ड) कोण×याहȣĤकारÍयावàयाचाकाहȣसाबाधनाहȣ

५. सावज[ ǓनकदाǓय×व वमाकायदाकोण×याĤकारÍयापी डतåयÈतीना वमासवलतीÍयाउɮद

शानतयारक लाआहः

अ) साथीÍयारोगान

ब) सागरȣअपघाताामळ

क) घातकपदाथ[हाताळतानाअपघात

ड) रãवअपघात

६. जोखीम मलभत आह

अ) उƣरदाǓय×व

ब) अǓिनæचतता

क) तोटा होÖयाची शÈयता

ड) वमा

७. पढȣलपकȧ कोणत धोÈयाच उदाहरण आह?

अ) आग

ब) तोडफोड

क) Ǔनसरडा मजला

ड) पर

८. नकसान भरपाई करण àहणज

अ) तोटा होÖयापवȸ ×याच आ थ[क िाèथतीत परत जा.

ब) कळ वलãया नकसानीची भरपाई करÖयासाठȤ Ǔनधी बाजला ठवा परातअɮयाप Ǒदलला

नाहȣ.

क) एखाɮयाकड Ïयाची आ थ[क सासाधन चाागलȣ आहत आ ण तोटा सहन कǾ शकतो अशा

åयÈतीस धोका हèताातǐरत करा ..

ड) साभाåय नकसानास सामोर जाÖयासाठȤ आथक[ तरतद करा

९. कनडामÚय वकãया गलãया सवसाधारण [ वàयाचा सवा[त मोठा एकल वग कोणता [ आह?

अ) मालमƣाा वमा

ब) दयता वमा

क) वाहन वमा

ड) गÛहा वमा

१०.फल कåहरज वमा ल. इतर वमा का पÛयााÍया वतीन पॉ लसी जारȣ करत आ ण ×यााÍया नावाचा

उपयोग करÖयासाठȤ ×यााÍयाकडन फȧ घत.हȣ åयवèथा याच एक उदाहरण आह

अ) न सापडलला Ĥाीमयम साठा

ब) ĥााǑटाग

क)) परèपर वमा एÈसचɅज

ड) वमा पल

उƣर: १- अ, २- अ, ३- क, ४- अ, ५- क, ६- क, ७- ब, ८- अ, ९- क, १०- ब.

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW.

1. Delegated Legislation cannot be controlled by

A. Judiciary

B. Parliament

C. Executive

D. Press

2. Personal Bias means

A. When the person sits as a judge and one of the parties is his relative B. When he holds the shares in the company which is one of the parties before him

C. When he wants some share in the property which is the subject matter of the dispute

D. When he wants to be elevated

3. Montesquieu propounded the theory of Separation of Power based on the model of A. United Kingdom

B. United States of America

C. France

D. India

4. A.K. Kraipak vs Union Of India, is a landmark judgment in relation to A. Bias

B. Delegated legislation C. Corporations D. Rule of law

5. Speaking Orders are the orders which are issued by

A. Administrative authorities

B. Private trusts

C. Petitioners asking for relief

D. Defendants defending their case

6. Under Right to Information Act :

A. Information is furnished on payment of fees as may be prescribed B. information is given free of cost

C. information regarding police enquiry is given free 7. Which of these is not a public corporation :

A. N. G. O. for disabled persons

B. Oil & Natural Gas Commission

C. Reserve Bank of India

D. Damodar Valley Corporation.

8. Whether employees of public corporations are government servants : A. No

B. Yes

C. Sometimes

D. only till his retirement.

9. In central services categories like sweepers, gardeners, peons, etc. are classified as :

A. Class IV service

B. Class III service

C. Class II service

D. not classified at all.

10. The Chairman or any member of the Public service commissions in India can be removed :

A. only by President

B. only be the appointing committee

C. only if he is adjudged insolvent

D. only if he is guilty of misbehaviour.

Answer: 1-D, 2-A, 3-A, 4-A, 5-A, 6-A, 7-A, 8-A, 9-A, 10-A.

FAMILy II

1. Which among the following are sources of Hindu law?

A. Sruti

B. Smriti

C. Puranas

D. All the above

2. The provisions for Mutual Consent Divorce is mentioned under A. Section 13

B. Section 13B

C. Section 14

D. Section 15

3. Escheat is a term employed to denote lapsing of property to the ______in default of heirs on the death of the intestate.

A. NGO

B. Government

C. Orphanage

D. None

4. Which one among these are not a requisite of a valid adoption? A. The person adopting should have the capacity to take in adoption.

B. The person giving in adoption should have the capacity to do so. C. The person who is adopted should be capableof being taken in adoption. D. The person adopting should be above 18 years of age.

5. A partition as per Mitakshara law may be effected

A. By agreement

B. By notice

C. By conduct

D. All the above 6. The age of the bride and the Groom under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 are A.

18 years and 21 years

B. 21 years for both

C. 18 years for both

D. 20 years and 22 years

7. ‗A‘ a male Hindu dies in an accident. ‗A‘ is survived by his wife, father son and daughter. He has not made a will. How will ‗A‘s‘ property devolve as per the Hindu Succession Act?

A. Equally to his wife, father, Son and daughter

B. Equally to his wife and father

C. Equally to Wife Son and daughter

D. All the property goes to his father

8. Can an unmarried Hindu Girl of 25 years adopt a boy of 10 years under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act? Justify your Answer with any of the following. A. if the adoption is by a female and the person to be adopted is a male, the adoptive mother should be at least twenty-five years older than the person to be adopted

B. if the adoption is by a female and the person to be adopted is a male, the adoptive mother should be at least twenty-one years older than the person to be adopted

C. if the adoption is by a female and the person to be adopted is a male, the adoptive mother should be at least twenty years older than the person to be adopted

D. if the adoption is by a female and the person to be adopted is a male, the adoptive mother should be at least twenty three years older than the person to be adopted

9. under the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act ―guardian‖ means a person having the care of the person of a minor or of his property or of both his person and property, and includes—

A. (i) a natural guardian, (ii) a guardian appointed by the will of the minor‘s father or mother, (iii) a guardian appointed or declared by a court B. (i) a natural guardian, (ii) a guardian appointed by the will of the minor‘s father or mother, (iii) a guardian appointed or declared by a court, and (iv) a person empowered to act as such by or under any enactment relating to any Court of wards.

C. (i) a natural guardian, (ii) a guardian appointed by the will of the minor‘s father or mother, (iii) a guardian appointed or declared by a court. D. (i) a natural guardian, (ii) a guardian appointed by the will of the minor‘s father or mother

10.Two persons are said to be ―_____________‖ of each other if one is a lineal ascendant of the other within the limits of sapinda relationship, or if they have a common lineal ascendant who is within the limits of sapinda relationship with reference to each of them.

A. Agnate

B. Cognate

C. Sapindas

D. Ancestors

Answer: 1-D, 2-B, 3-B, 4-D, 5-D, 6-A, 7-C, 8-B, 9-B, 10-C.

TRANSFER OF PROPERTy ACT.

1. Which of the following doesn‘t fall under the scope of Transfer of Property Act 1882?

A. Transfer of property by gift

B. Transfer of property by will

C. Transfer of property to an unborn child

D. Transfer of property by exchange

2. Which rule is correct with regards to transfer of property to an unborn child?

A. there can be no transfer to an unborn child

B. Transfer can be made to an unborn child of future property only C. Transfer to an unborn child must include complete remaining interest of the transferor of the property

D. Only life interest can be created in favour of the unborn child

3. Every transfer of immoveable property made with intent to defeat or delay the creditors of the transferor.

A. Shall be void

B. Shall be voidable at the option of the creditor so delayed C. shall be valid as long as the main transaction is valid

D. shall not be registrable

4. Which of the following easementary right is a continuous easement A. A has a right to way on B‘s land to reach is house

B. A has right to support to the wall of his house from B‘s wall C. A has right to air

D. A has right to park car on B‘s land

5. In which kind of mortgage is the possession delivered A. English Mortgage

B. Usufurctary Mortgage C. Simple Mortgage

D. Mortgage by Deposit of title deeds

6. Accessory follows A. agent B. principle C. principal D. umpire

7. If there is a condition restraining alienation, then the____. A. condition is void

B. transfer is void C. condition and transfer both void D. condition is void but transfer is valid

8. A transferor makes absolute gift to transferee, with the condition that, transferee shall reside in it. Here the direction is_____.

A. valid B. void C. voidable D. void ab initio

9. Unborn person must be given _____ interest

A. life B. entire C. life or entire D. neither life not entire

10. Transfer by operation of law will not include ____ A. inheritance B. insolvency C. forfeiture D. will

11. Which of the following transfer have similarity? A. sale, mortgage, lease B. mortgage, lease, exchange C. lease, exchange, gifts D. sale, exchange, gifts

Answer :1-B, 2-C, 3-B, 4-C, 5-B, 6-C, 7-A, 8-B, 9-B, 10-D, 11-D.

COMPANy LAW.

1. Which amongst the following is not a characteristic of a Company? A. Separate Corporate personality

B. Common Seal

C. Unlimited Personal Liability

D. Perpetual Succession

2. What is the legal Position of Promoter?

A. Trustee to a company

B. Agent of a company

C. Fiduciary relationship to the company

D. Master Servant relationship to the company

3. Which Amongst the following is the Leading case for Doctrine of indoor Management?

A. Royal British Bank vs Turquand 1856

B. Soloman vs Soloman 1897

C. Foss v Harbottle (1843)

D. Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron Co Ltd v Riche (1875)

4. Minimum Number of Directors in a Public Company shall be? A. 3

B. 2

C. 7

D. 15

5. Where Fraudulent or dishonest use is made of a legal entity, the individuals concerned will not be allowed to take shelter behind the corporate personality. The Court will break through the corporate shell and this is called as___________

A. Doctrine of Constructive Notice

B. Doctrine of Alter Ego

C. Doctrine of Lifting Up Of the Corporate Veil

D. Doctrine of Indoor Management

6. Document that regulates the management of Internal affairs of a Company A. Memorandum of association

B. Articles of association C. Prospectus D. Certificate of Incorporation.

7. If A Ltd. has right to appoint majority of board of directors of B Ltd., then A Ltd. shall be considered as -

A. Subsidiary of B Ltd. B. Holding Company of B Ltd. C. Associate Company of B Ltd.

D. None of the above.

8. A petition u/s 272 for winding up of a company by Tribunal cannot be filed by –

A. the Company B. the Contributory C. the Registrar D. the Unsecured Creditor

9. The following statement is not correct as regards a company

A. It is an artificial person B. It is not a citizen C. It does not have perpetual succession.

D.It can sue and be sued.

10. The doctrine of Indoor Management has its genesis in – A. Ashbury Railway Carriage Company v Riche B. Royal British Bank v Turquand C. Salomon v Salomon & Company Ltd D. Daimler Co Ltd V Continental Tyre & Rubber Co Ltd

Answer: 1-C, 2-C, 3-A, 4-A, 5-C, 6-B, 7-B, 8-D, 9-C, 10-B. CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE AND LIMITATION ACT.

1. A sues B for a declaration of title to land and obtains a decree. A then sues C for possession. C contends that B is owner and that he is in possession as B‘s tenant.

A. The defence is not barred

B. The defence is barred

C. Either (A) or (B)

D. None of these

2. Section which deals with the transfer of decree in the Code of Civil Procedure? A. Section 43

B. Section 33

C. Section 39

D. Section 62

3. The term "Res judicata" means

A. Further proceeding

B. A matter already adjudicated

C. Stay of proceeding

D. Bar the Proceedings

4. Where a person challenges a Decree, he shall challenges the same by filing A. Appeal

B. Application

C. Notice of Motion

D. Chamber Summons

5. Preliminary decree is one

A. which determines the rights of the parties with regard to some or one of the matters in controversy in the suit but does not finally dispose of the suit B. which determines the rights of the parties with regard to some or one of the matters in controversy in the suit, which may have the effect of final disposal of the suit

C. both (a) & (b)

D. neither (a) nor (b).

6. A ________ is said to take place when the High Court calls for the record of any case decided by a subordinate court and passes an appropriate order. A. reference

B. review

C. revision

D. appeal

7. An inter pleader suit is one where the real dispute is between the____________only.

A. plaintiffs

B. defendants

C. intervenors

D. respondents

8. Article ____ of the constitution enacts that the law declared by the supreme court shall be binding on all courts in India.

A. 140

B. 141

C. 142

D. 143

9. The jurisdiction of a court, refers to the power or the extent of the authority, of the court to administer justice, with reference to_______

A. the local limits

B. the subject matter of litigation

C. the pecuniary value

D. all of the above

10.Litigating parties, ______ upon court jurisdiction of the court, by mutual consent.

A. cannot confer or cannot take away

B. can confer or can take away

C. cannot confer but can take away

D. can confer but cannot take away

Answer: 1-B, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A, 5-C, 6-A, 7-B, 8-B, 9-D, 10-D. CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE & JUVENILE JUSTICE ACT &

PROBATION OF OFFENDERS ACT.

1. Section 267 production warrant in respect of a person detained in prison can be issued for the purpose of____________

A. Trial

B. Inquiry

C. Investigation

D. All of the above

2. If the investigation is not completed within 90 days or 60 days as the case may be and the accused is still in the custody on the expiry of said period, the accused is entitled to be_______

A. Discharge

B. Release on bail on making a bail application

C. Release on bail without making a bail application

D. Acquitted

3. What is 'In Camera Proceeding'?

A. Where no party is allowed, only the legal representatives are allowed in the trial

B. Where the general public will not have access to a particular room or building used by the court for that enquiry or trial

C. Where the media will be allowed in the building for reviewing the trial or enquiry

D. Whether accused won't be allowed to access to a particular room of a court

4. An inquiry under Section 14 of the Juvenile justice act shall be completed within a period of _______

A. 6 months from the date of commencement

B. 90 day from the date of commencement

C. 4 months from the date of commencement

D. 30 days from the date of commencement

5. The probation of offenders Act 1958 empowers the court to release certain offenders after____

A. Pardon

B. Admonition

C. Penalty

D. None of the above

6. In a cognizable offence a police officer

A. Cannot arrest an accused without warrant

B. May arrest an accused without warrant

C. Can keep accused in police custody without a remand order D. In not required to produce accused before Magistrate

7. The Chief Judicial Magistrate may pass a

A. Sentence of imprisonment not exceeding 7 years

B. Sentence for life imprisonment

C. Death sentence

D. Sentence of imprisonment exceeding seven years

8. A person arrested by a police officer may be kept in custody for A. Two days

B. Three days

C. Twenty four hours

D. One week

9. How are summons served?

A. By a police officer

B. By an officer in Court

C. By an authorized public servant

D. By any of above

10. In which case the supreme Court held that section 125 Cr. P.C. was applicable to all irrespective of their religion?

A. Mohd. Umar Khan Vs. Gulshan Begum

B. Mohd. Ahmad Khan Vs. Shah Bano Begum

C. Mst. ZoharaKhattoonVs. Modh. Ibrahim

D. Noor Saba Khatoon Vs. Mohd. Quasim

11. For granting pardon under section 306 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-

A. The witness must not be directly involved in the offence

B. The accused should have been given an opportunity to cross examine the person getting pardon

C. The person getting pardon need not be in police custody

D. The offence should not be punishable with imprisonment exceeding 10 years

12. Section 311 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-

A. Is confined to Court witnesses

B. Does not apply to defence witnesses

C. Cannot be exercised after the accused had closed his defence D. Does not include

―accused‖ as

13. An order under section 319 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-

A. Can only be made on the request of the first informant or one of the witness B. Cannot be passed unless at least one prosecution witness has been examined C. Cannot be made suo motu

D. Is an administrative order

14. Compounding an offence under section 320 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973-

A. Can only be done after obtaining the permission from the Court B. Can only be done by the complainant

C. Cannot result in acquittal of the accused

D. None of these

15. ___________ can proceed under section 340 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 and hold a preliminary enquiry.

I. Civil Court

II. Revenue Court

III. Criminal Court

A. I and II

B. II and III

C. III and I

D. I, II and III 16. A warrant case _______________be converted into a summons case A.

cannot

B. can

C. may be

D. shall be

17. ______________ may pass any sentence authorized by law

A. High court

B. sessions court

C. CJM

D. High Court & Sessions court

18. A police officer not in uniform, ____________ arrest a person A. can

B. cannot

C. may

D. might

19.The correct order of the legal process is _______a. Warrant b. Attachment c. summons d. proclamation

A. cadb

B. abdc

C. bdac

D. cdba

20.Crpc S. 125 is a________law

A. Procedural

B. Substantive

C. personal

D. special

Answer: 1-D, 2-B, 3-B, 4-C, 5-B, 6-B, 7-A, 8-C, 9-D, 10-B, 11-C, 12-D, 13-B, 14-D, 15-D, 16-A, 17-D, 18-A, 19-A, 20-A.

INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES

1. Which one among the following are external aids to interpretation? A. Tittle

B. Illustrations

C. Proviso clause

D. Dictionary

2. Under which section of General Clauses Act does effect of repeal is stated? A. Section 3

B. Section 4

C. Section 6

D. Section 8

3. Statutes which are there in existence for a specified fixed period is known as

A. Permanent Statute

B. Temporary Statute

C. Codifying Statute

D. Remedial statute

4. Which legal maxim means ―to stand by things decided‖? A. Stare Decisis

B. Ration Decendiin

C. In BonemPartem

D. Ejusdem Generis

5. Doctrine of Mischief Rule was given under

A. Foss Vs Harbottle

B. Heydon‘s Case

C. Thomson Vs Clan Morris

D. Foster Vs DiphwysCasson

6. Which of the following rules of interpretation are applicable to Taxation Statutes?

A. Liberal and wide interpretation

B. Strict and narrow interpretation

C. Beneficial interpretation

D. Utilitarian interpretation 7. In Exchequer Vs. Heydon [1584] EWHC Exch J36 76 ER 637,the court

expounded which of the following rule?

A. The Golden rule

B. The Red rule

C. The Mischief rule

D. The literal interpretation rule

8. The judiciary when interpreting a criminal statute generally applies which of the following rule of interpretation?

A. Forgiveness rule

B. Rule of literal interpretation

C. Beneficial interpretation

D. Golden rule of interpretation

9. ―A person to whom an authority or decision-making power has been delegated to from a higher source, cannot, in turn, delegate again to another, unless the original delegation explicitly authorized it‖, Which maxim fits this explanation?

A. Delegatus Non PotestDelegare

B. Audi Alteram Partem

C. Nemojudex in causasua

D. Reddendosingulasingulis

10.Which out of the following is a statute?

A. A circular issued by a private club regulating entry

B. A set of rules made for a game of UNO

C. A bye law made by the Municipality for segregation of waste D. A pamphlet instructing the use of a herbal hair dye

11.Section _____ of the General Clauses Act, 1897 deals with meaning of service by post.

A. 25

B. 26

C. 27

D. 28

12.Which of the following is not a General rule of interpretation.

A. a statute must be read as a whole

B. same word to have a same meaning

C. a construction to avoid absurdity is permissible

D. technical words to have ordinary meaning

13.Which of the following is based on the principle that a law which violates fundamental rights is not a nullity or void ab initio but becomes unenforceable.

A. Doctrine of waiver

B. Doctrine of lifting the veil

C. Doctrine of severalty

D. Doctrine of eclipse

14.The general rule is that a taxing statute should be construed ______ , that is, a person should not be taxed unless the words of the statue unambiguously impose the talk on him.

A. beneficially

B. leniently

C. harmoniously

D.strictly

15.The effect of an Act which has expired or was repealed was that for all purposes it would be presumed that the Act _____ existed, unless the contrary intention appeared.

A. always

B. never

C. sometimes

D.rarely

Answers: 1-D, 2-C, 3-B, 4-A, 5-B, 6-B, 7-C, 8-B, 9-A, 10-C, 11-C, 12-D, 13-D, 14-D, 15-B.

PIL & HR

1. The main purpose of the United Nations is

A. maintain internal peace and security

B. economic activity amongst nations

C. promote economic progress

D. social justice among states

2. United Nations Day is celebrated on

A. 19 December

B. 24 October

C. 13 January

D. 26 June

3. The Five permanent members of United Nations Security Council are A. USA ,FRANCE ,CHINA, RUSSIA, GERMANY

B. FRANCE, CHINA, RUSSIA, GERMANY, ISRAEL

C. USA,RUSSIA,CHINA,FRANCE,UNITED KINGDOM

D. UNITED KINGDOM,RUSSIA, CHINA,USA, ISRAEL

4. In response to the criticism of violation of Human Rights by western Countries which of the following Act was promulgated as an Ordinance? A. The Maternity Benefit Act ,1971

B. The Protection Of Human Rights Act,1993

C. The Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act,1989

D. The Protection of Civil Rights Act,1955

5. Human Rights are __________ in nature.

A. Universal and inherent

B. Critical and similar

C. Diverse and discriminatory

D. Symbolic and biased

ANSWERS: 1-A, 2-B, 3-C, 4-B, 5-A