LLM Aostranym Sheet

DUET2019
(Candidate Response Sheet)
ROLL NUMBER 910607430011
NAME OF THE
SINGAM V GOWTHAM REDDY
CANDIDATE
COURSE NAME DU LLM
EXAM DATE 05072019

Subject : DU_J19_LLM

Question ID: 1773
Which of the following is not registrable under the Designs Act, 2000?
Options:
.Configuration , Option ID : 7090 ,
.Features of shape, Option ID : 7092 ,
.Mode or principle of construction, Option ID : 7089 ,
.Ornament, Option ID : 7091,
Answer Given By Candidate: Mode or principle of construction, Option ID : 7089

Question ID: 1774

Under which of the provisions of the Trade Marks Act, 1999, two or more identical or
similar trademarks may be registered in respect of same or similar goods?
Options:
.Section 11, Option ID : 7094 ,
.Section 9, Option ID : 7093,
Answer Given By Candidate: Section 12, Option ID : 7096

Question ID: 1775
Which of the following is the first country to ratify the “Marrakesh Treaty to Facilitate
Access to Published Works for Persons Who are Blind, Visually Impaired, or Otherwise
Print Disabled (MVT) (2013)”
Options:
.China, Option ID : 7097 ,
.India, Option ID : 7100 ,
.Singapore, Option ID : 7098 ,
.Sri Lanka, Option ID : 7099,
Answer Given By Candidate: India, Option ID : 7100

Question ID: 1776

The Nice Classification (NCL), established by the Nice Agreement (1957), is an
international classification
Options:
.For Semiconductor and layout designs, Option ID : 7104 ,
.Of Geographical Indications, Option ID : 7103 ,
.Of goods and services applied for the registration of designs and it contains 45
classifications, Option ID : 7102 ,
.Of goods and services applied for the registration of marks and it contains 45
classifications, Option ID : 7101,

Answer Given By Candidate: Of goods and services applied for the registration of
designs and it contains 45 classifications, Option ID : 7102

Question ID: 1777
Which of the following landmark case is not related to copyright law
Options:
.Diamond v. Chakrabarty, 447 U.S. 303 (1980) , Option ID : 7108 ,
.Eastern Book Company v. D.B. Modak, (2008) 1 SCC 1 , Option ID : 7105 ,
.Feist Publications, Inc., v. Rural Telephone Service Co., 499 U.S. 340 (1991) , Option
ID : 7107 ,
.R.G.Anand v. Delux Films, AIR 1978 SC 1613 , Option ID : 7106,

Answer Given By Candidate: Diamond v. Chakrabarty, 447 U.S. 303 (1980) , Option ID
: 7108

Question ID: 1778

‘A’ a Muslim male during the life time of his wife ‘W’ with whom the marriage is
subsisting married the younger sister of his wife. The marriage is:
Options:
.Irregular in Sunni as well as Shia law, Option ID : 7111 ,
.Irregular in Sunni law and void in Shia law, Option ID : 7112 ,
.Valid in Sunni as well as Shia law, Option ID : 7110 ,
.Void in Sunni as well as Shia law, Option ID : 7109,
Answer Given By Candidate: Irregular in Sunni as well as Shia law, Option ID : 7111

Question ID: 1779

Which of the following is not included in the definition of Cinematograph film as
defined under Section 2(f) of the Copyright Act, 1957
Options:
.A sound recording accompanying a visual recording , Option ID : 7114 ,
.A work of visual recording , Option ID : 7113 ,
.Broadcast , Option ID : 7116 ,
.Video film , Option ID : 7115,
Answer Given By Candidate: Broadcast , Option ID : 7116

Question ID: 1780
The broadcast reproduction right is conferred to every broadcasting organisation for
Options:
.20 Years , Option ID : 7118 ,
.60 years , Option ID : 7120,
Answer Given By Candidate: 60 years , Option ID : 7120

Question ID: 1781
At any time after the expiration of ……….from the date of the grant of a patent,
any…….person may make an application to the controller for grant of compulsory
licence on patent under the Patents Act, 1970.
Options:
.Four Years & Interested , Option ID : 7121 ,
.None of these , Option ID : 7124 ,
.Three Years & Interested , Option ID : 7123 ,
.Two Years & Interested , Option ID : 7122,
Answer Given By Candidate: Two Years & Interested , Option ID : 7122

Question ID: 1782

As per Trade Marks Act, 1999, the word ‘comfort’ for Tshirt cannot be registered
exclusively due to
Options:
.Section 12 , Option ID : 7128 ,
.Section 9 , Option ID : 7125,
Answer Given By Candidate: Section 9 , Option ID : 7125

Question ID: 1783

Which one of the following is considered as a subsidiary source of international law as
per Article 38(1) of the Statute of International Court of Justice?
Options:
.Customs , Option ID : 7131 ,
.Equity , Option ID : 7129 ,
.Rules relating to internal functioning of international organizations , Option ID :
7132 ,
.Teachings of the highly qualified publicist , Option ID : 7130,

Answer Given By Candidate: Teachings of the highly qualified publicist , Option ID :
7130

Question ID: 1784
To which of the following, the Corfu Channel Case, 1949 is concerned with?
Options:
.The adoption of straight base line for measuring territorial waters , Option ID : 7135
,
.The delimitation of continental shelves , Option ID : 7133 ,
.The exploitation of seabed and subsoil of deep ocean , Option ID : 7134 ,
.The right of innocent passage , Option ID : 7136,
Answer Given By Candidate: The right of innocent passage , Option ID : 7136

Question ID: 1785
Which of the following pairs is correct?
Options:
.Anglo Norwegian Fisheries Case Delimitation of Continental Shelf , Option ID :
7138 ,
.LaGrand Case, 2001 State Responsibility , Option ID : 7137 ,
.Nicaragua v. United States Counselor access , Option ID : 7140 ,
.Nottebohm Case Right of self defence , Option ID : 7139,

Answer Given By Candidate: Nicaragua v. United States Counselor access , Option
ID : 7140

Question ID: 1786
Which of the following pairs is incorrect?
Options:
.Arvid Pardo For the concept of common heritage of mankind for seabed and the
ocean floor beyond national jurisdiction , Option ID : 7143 ,
.Calvo Clause Disputes arising out of contract shall be referred to municipal courts
of state which grants concession , Option ID : 7142 ,
.Hugo Grotius Mare liberum , Option ID : 7141 ,
.Selden The Province of Jurisprudence Determined , Option ID : 7144,

Answer Given By Candidate: Selden The Province of Jurisprudence Determined ,
Option ID : 7144

Question ID: 1787
According to U.N. Convention on Law of the Sea 1982, the Contiguous Zone is
established to exercise the control necessary to prevent and punish infringement of
coastal state’s laws relating to
Options:
.Fiscal, Customs, Fisheries and Sanitary , Option ID : 7145 ,
.Fiscal, Customs, Immigration and Environment , Option ID : 7147 ,
.Fiscal, Customs, Immigration and Sanitary , Option ID : 7148 ,
.Fiscal, Fisheries, Immigration, and Security , Option ID : 7146,

Answer Given By Candidate: Fiscal, Fisheries, Immigration, and Security , Option ID :
7146

Question ID: 1788
Who said that ‘there was no real distinction between state law and international law,
both systems bound individuals, although international law as a matter of technique
did so only mediately and through the concept of the state’.
Options:
.Kelsen , Option ID : 7149 ,
.Oppenheim , Option ID : 7150 ,
.Savigny , Option ID : 7151 ,
.Suarez , Option ID : 7152,
Answer Given By Candidate: Oppenheim , Option ID : 7150

Question ID: 1789

In which case, the International Court of Justice held that ‘UNO is a juristic person sui
generis’?
Options:
.AngloNorwegian Case , Option ID : 7156 ,
.North Sea Continental Shelf Case , Option ID : 7154 ,
.Paquete Habana Case , Option ID : 7153 ,
.Reparation of Injuries Suffered in the Services of UN , Option ID : 7155,

Answer Given By Candidate: Reparation of Injuries Suffered in the Services of UN ,
Option ID : 7155

Question ID: 1790

A member of the UN may be suspended from the exercise of its rights and privileges of
membership by the
Options:
.General Assembly on the recommendation of Security Council , Option ID : 7159 ,
.General Assembly , Option ID : 7157 ,
.Security Council on the recommendation of General Assembly , Option ID : 7160 ,
.Security Council , Option ID : 7158,

Answer Given By Candidate: General Assembly on the recommendation of Security
Council , Option ID : 7159

Question ID: 1791

“Private rights acquired under existing law do not cease on change of sovereignty”
was held in
Options:
.Chorzow factory case , Option ID : 7161 ,
.German settlers in Poland case , Option ID : 7162 ,
.Island of Palmas case , Option ID : 7164 ,
.Mavrommatis Palestine Concessions case , Option ID : 7163,
Answer Given By Candidate: Island of Palmas case , Option ID : 7164

Question ID: 1792

Which of the following is correct about International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia
(ICTY)?
Options:
.It has been closed officially , Option ID : 7165 ,
.It has been merged with International Criminal Court (ICC) , Option ID : 7167 ,
.It is permanent in nature , Option ID : 7168 ,
.It will continue till the disposal of all appeals and other proceedings , Option ID :
7166,

Answer Given By Candidate: It has been merged with International Criminal Court
(ICC) , Option ID : 7167

Question ID: 1793

A public company can be converted into a private company only after the approval of
the
Options:
.High Court , Option ID : 7169 ,
.National Company Law Tribunal , Option ID : 7172 ,
.Regional Director , Option ID : 7171 ,
.State Government , Option ID : 7170,
Answer Given By Candidate: State Government , Option ID : 7170

Question ID: 1794
The Central Government has been empowered to conduct investigation into the affairs
of the company under section 210 of Companies Act 2013
i. On the report of Registrar of Companies
ii. In public interest
iii. On passing of the special resolution
iv. On order of the court or tribunal
Select the correct answer:
Options:
.All i, ii, iii and iv , Option ID : 7175 ,
.i and ii only , Option ID : 7173 ,
.ii and iii only , Option ID : 7174 ,
.iii and iv only , Option ID : 7176,
Answer Given By Candidate: i and ii only , Option ID : 7173

Question ID: 1795

Under the Companies Act 2013, a private company can borrow funds for its financial
needs from
Options:
.banks and financial institutions , Option ID : 7178 ,
.directors, banks and financial institutions , Option ID : 7180 ,
.directors, shareholders and relatives of directors , Option ID : 7179 ,
.directors , Option ID : 7177,
Answer Given By Candidate: banks and financial institutions , Option ID : 7178

Question ID: 1796
Who is authorized to issue license to Section 8 company under Companies Act 2013?
Options:
.Any one of the above , Option ID : 7184 ,
.NCLT , Option ID : 7181 ,
.Regional Director , Option ID : 7182 ,
.Registrar of Companies , Option ID : 7183,
Answer Given By Candidate: Registrar of Companies , Option ID : 7183

Question ID: 1797

In case of Private Company, as per section 2(68) of the Companies Act, 2013, what is
the minimum paid up capital?
Options:
.1 lakh rupees , Option ID : 7186 ,
.No minimum amount prescribed , Option ID : 7188,
Answer Given By Candidate: No minimum amount prescribed , Option ID : 7188

Question ID: 1798
A public company can borrow money
Options:
.After obtaining certificate of commencement of business , Option ID : 7192 ,
.After one year of incorporation , Option ID : 7191 ,
.Before incorporation , Option ID : 7189 ,
.Soon after incorporation , Option ID : 7190,
Answer Given By Candidate: Soon after incorporation , Option ID : 7190

Question ID: 1799

In the absence of any agreement, the interest to partners on the amount of loan
advanced to the firm, is allowed at
Options:
.4% per annum , Option ID : 7193 ,
.Market rate , Option ID : 7196,
Answer Given By Candidate: Market rate , Option ID : 7196

Question ID: 1800

Where the money received from a third party by the firm, in the ordinary course of its
business, is misapplied by one of the partners to his own use, then the
Options:
.Defaulting partner alone is liable for the same , Option ID : 7197 ,
.Firm is liable for the same , Option ID : 7198 ,
.Firm is not liable for the same , Option ID : 7199 ,
.Third party has no remedy , Option ID : 7200,
Answer Given By Candidate: Firm is liable for the same , Option ID : 7198

Question ID: 1801
On the death of a partner, public notice of death is not given and the firm continues the
business, then for the acts of firm done after his death, the estate of the deceased
partner is
Options:
.Liable , Option ID : 7201 ,
.Not liable , Option ID : 7202 ,
.Proportionately liable , Option ID : 7204 ,
.Treated as security , Option ID : 7203,
Answer Given By Candidate: Liable , Option ID : 7201

Question ID: 1802
An incoming partner, who has been validly admitted in the firm, is
Options:
.Both (Not liable for the acts of the firm done before he became a partner) and (Liable
for the acts of the firm done after his admission) , Option ID : 7208 ,
.Liable for the acts of the firm done after his admission , Option ID : 7207 ,
.Liable for the acts of the firm done before he became a partner , Option ID : 7205 ,
.Not liable for the acts of the firm done before he became a partner , Option ID :
7206,
Answer Given By Candidate: Both (Not liable for the acts of the firm done before he
became a partner) and (Liable for the acts of the firm done after his admission) ,
Option ID : 7208

Question ID: 1803

Which of the following elements are not essential for transferring of title to the buyer
from the seller?
Options:
.Determination of time of delivery , Option ID : 7211 ,
.Payment of price , Option ID : 7210 ,
.Physical Delivery of the goods , Option ID : 7209,
Answer Given By Candidate: Determination of time of delivery , Option ID : 7211

Question ID: 1804

If Mr. A sells a watch to Mr. X which Mr. A has obtained by inflicting undue influence
on Mr. B, the title of Mr. X on the watch is
Options:
.Absolute , Option ID : 7213 ,
.Partial , Option ID : 7214 ,
.Subject to the fact whether Mr. B has rescinded the contract , Option ID : 7215 ,
.Void , Option ID : 7216,
Answer Given By Candidate: Void , Option ID : 7216

Question ID: 1805
A, B and C jointly own an Almirah, but it is in possession of B. R enters into a contract

of sale with B to buy the almirah paying a reasonable amount, knowing that it is also
owned by A and C. But both B and R agree to keep this transaction a secret from A and
C. Can A or C challenge the title of R?
Options:
.No, because R holds an absolute and good title to it , Option ID : 7220 ,
.No, because the title has already passed to R , Option ID : 7219 ,
.Yes, because it was B who was only in possession of the property , Option ID : 7217
,
.Yes, because R had the knowledge about the joint owners and he did not act on good
faith , Option ID : 7218,

Answer Given By Candidate: Yes, because R had the knowledge about the joint
owners and he did not act on good faith , Option ID : 7218

Question ID: 1806
If a seller is in possession of goods after the title has passed to the buyer, he can
Options:
.Cannot resell the goods , Option ID : 7222 ,
.Resell but the second buyer do not get good title , Option ID : 7223 ,
.Resell only if he gets a lower price than the previous sale , Option ID : 7224 ,
.Resell the goods , Option ID : 7221,
Answer Given By Candidate: Cannot resell the goods , Option ID : 7222

Question ID: 1807
The Central Consumer Protection Council consists of
Options:
.Chairperson and Five other members , Option ID : 7226 ,
.Chairperson and such other members as may be prescribed , Option ID : 7227 ,
.Chairperson and Ten other members , Option ID : 7225 ,
.Either Chairperson and Ten other members or Chairperson and such other members
as may be prescribed , Option ID : 7228,
Answer Given By Candidate: Chairperson and Ten other members , Option ID : 7225

Question ID: 1808

Under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, the limitation period for filing a complaint in
District Forum is
Options:
.One year from the date of cause of action , Option ID : 7230 ,
.Six month from the date of cause of action , Option ID : 7232 ,
.Three years from the date of cause of action , Option ID : 7229 ,
.Two year from the date of cause of action , Option ID : 7231,

Answer Given By Candidate: Six month from the date of cause of action , Option ID :
7232

Question ID: 1809

Which one of the following is not the object of the Central Consumer Protection
Council?
Options:
.Education of seller of goods about their rights , Option ID : 7235 ,
.Education of the consumer about their rights , Option ID : 7236 ,
.Protecting the consumer against unfair trade practices , Option ID : 7234 ,
.Protecting the rights of the consumer against the marketing of goods which are
hazardous to life and property , Option ID : 7233,

Answer Given By Candidate: Education of seller of goods about their rights , Option ID
: 7235

Question ID: 1810

Every member of the Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission holds office for a term
of
Options:
.Five years or up to the age of seventy years, whichever is earlier , Option ID : 7237 ,
.Five years or up to the age of seventy years, whichever is later , Option ID : 7238 ,
.Five years or up to the age of sixty five years, whichever is earlier , Option ID : 7239
,
.Five years or up to the age of sixty five years, whichever is later , Option ID : 7240,

Answer Given By Candidate: Five years or up to the age of sixty five years, whichever
is earlier , Option ID : 7239

Question ID: 1811
Article 40 of the Constitution of India deals with
Options:
.Equal justice and free legal aid , Option ID : 7241 ,
.Organization of Village Panchayats , Option ID : 7242 ,
.Participation of workers in management of Industries , Option ID : 7244 ,
.Right to education and work , Option ID : 7243,
Answer Given By Candidate: Equal justice and free legal aid , Option ID : 7241

Question ID: 1812
Which of the following amendments to the Constitution of India is related with
reservation of seats in educational institutions for the economically weaker section of
citizens?
Options:
.101st , Option ID : 7246 ,
.102nd , Option ID : 7248 ,
.103rd , Option ID : 7247 ,
.123rd , Option ID : 7245,
Answer Given By Candidate: 103rd , Option ID : 7247

Question ID: 1813

Which of the following does not constitute the Electoral College for electing the
President of India?
Options:
.Elected members of Lok Sabha , Option ID : 7250 ,
.Elected members of Rajya Sabha , Option ID : 7249 ,
.Elected members of the Legislative Assembly of each state , Option ID : 7251 ,
.Elected members of the Legislative Council , Option ID : 7252,

Answer Given By Candidate: Elected members of the Legislative Council , Option ID :
7252

Question ID: 1814
The Supreme Court of India formulated the doctrine of eclipse in
Options:
.Bashesharnath v. Income Tax Commissioner , Option ID : 7254 ,
.Bhikaji Narain Dhakras v. State of M.P. , Option ID : 7253 ,
.Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India , Option ID : 7256 ,
.State of W.B. v. Anwar Ali Sarkar , Option ID : 7255,
Answer Given By Candidate: State of W.B. v. Anwar Ali Sarkar , Option ID : 7255

Question ID: 1815

The satisfaction of the President means the satisfaction of the Council of Ministers and
not his personal satisfaction was held in
Options:
.Ram Jawaya Kapoor v. State of Punjab , Option ID : 7259 ,
.Samsher Singh v. State of Punjab , Option ID : 7257 ,
.Sardari Lal v. Union Government , Option ID : 7260 ,
.U.N. Rao v. Indira Gandhi , Option ID : 7258,
Answer Given By Candidate: Samsher Singh v. State of Punjab , Option ID : 7257

Question ID: 1816
Article 16(4A) of the Constitution of India which gives power to the State to make laws
regarding reservation in matters of promotion in favour of the Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes was added by the
Options:
.75th Amendment to the Constitution of India , Option ID : 7261 ,
.78th Amendment to the Constitution of India , Option ID : 7264,

Answer Given By Candidate: 77th Amendment to the Constitution of India , Option ID :
7263

Question ID: 1817
In which one of the following case has the Supreme Court upheld the Constitutional
validity of the Constitution (93rd Amendment) introducing Article 15(5) of the
Constitution of India?
Options:
.Ashok Kumar Thakur v. Union of India , Option ID : 7268 ,
.Indra Sawhney v. Union of India , Option ID : 7266 ,
.M. Nagaraj v. Union of India , Option ID : 7267 ,
.TMA Pai Foundation v. State of Karnataka , Option ID : 7265,
Answer Given By Candidate: Ashok Kumar Thakur v. Union of India , Option ID : 7268

Question ID: 1818
The President of India does not have the power to
Options:
.Dissolve both Houses of Parliament , Option ID : 7270 ,
.Prorogue the Houses or either House , Option ID : 7272 ,
.Remove a Minister from Union Council of Ministers , Option ID : 7271 ,
.Summon each House of Parliament to meet at such time and place as he thinks fit ,
Option ID : 7269,

Answer Given By Candidate: Remove a Minister from Union Council of Ministers ,
Option ID : 7271

Question ID: 1819

The ground “Internal Disturbance” in Article 352 of the Constitution of India for
proclamation of emergency was removed by
Options:
.39th Amendment , Option ID : 7273 ,
.42nd Amendment , Option ID : 7274 ,
.43rd Amendment , Option ID : 7275 ,
.44th Amendment , Option ID : 7276,
Answer Given By Candidate: 44th Amendment , Option ID : 7276

Question ID: 1820

The charge of impeachment against the President of India for his removal can be
preferred by
Options:
.Chief Justice of India , Option ID : 7280 ,
.Either House of Parliament , Option ID : 7277 ,
.Prime Minister of India , Option ID : 7279 ,
.Speaker of LokSabha , Option ID : 7278,
Answer Given By Candidate: Either House of Parliament , Option ID : 7277

Question ID: 1821
Consider the following statements:
For defamation the plaintiff has to prove that the imputation is false and malicious. In
this context malicious means

1. with evil motive
2. without just cause
3. a factor relevant in assessment of damages
4. an irrelevant plea of defamation
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Options:
.with evil motive and without just cause only , Option ID : 7281 ,
.without just cause and a factor relevant in assessment of damages only , Option ID :
7282 ,
.without just cause only , Option ID : 7283 ,
.without just cause, a factor relevant in assessment of damages and an irrelevant plea
of defamation , Option ID : 7284,

Answer Given By Candidate: with evil motive and without just cause only , Option ID :
7281

Question ID: 1822
X, a fruit dealer, gives his agent Y a van for the supply of fruits to the customers. Y

goes for a free ride with his friend Z, and commits an accident resulting in an injury to
A.
Which one of the following is correct?
Options:
.X is liable , Option ID : 7285 ,
.X,Y and Z are all liable , Option ID : 7288 ,
.Y is liable , Option ID : 7286 ,
.Z is liable , Option ID : 7287,
Answer Given By Candidate: Y is liable , Option ID : 7286

Question ID: 1823

Which of the following judges propounded the principle of absolute liability in M.C.
Mehta v. Union of India (AIR 1987 SC 1086)
Options:
.Justice P.N. Bhagwati , Option ID : 7290 ,
.Justice R.S. Pathak , Option ID : 7292 ,
.Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer , Option ID : 7289 ,
.Justice Y.V. Chandrachud , Option ID : 7291,
Answer Given By Candidate: Justice R.S. Pathak , Option ID : 7292

Question ID: 1824
Which of the following statements is correct?
Options:
.The liability of master and servant is joint and several , Option ID : 7296 ,
.The liability of master and servant is joint , Option ID : 7293 ,
.The liability of master and servant is several , Option ID : 7294 ,
.The liability of master and servant is sometimes joint and sometimes several
depending on circumstances , Option ID : 7295,

Answer Given By Candidate: The liability of master and servant is sometimes joint and
sometimes several depending on circumstances , Option ID : 7295

Question ID: 1825
What was the rule laid down by the Privy Council in “Wagon Mound” case?
Options:
.The defendant is liable for all the injuries which occurs as a direct consequence of
defendant fault , Option ID : 7298 ,
.The defendant is liable for that injury which is the immediate consequence of
defendant’s fault , Option ID : 7299 ,
.The defendant is liable only for that injury which could be reasonably foreseen as
occurring due to defendant’s fault , Option ID : 7297 ,
.The defendant is not liable if he proves that the plaintiff suffered injury owing to his
contributory negligence , Option ID : 7300,

Answer Given By Candidate: The defendant is liable for all the injuries which occurs
as a direct consequence of defendant fault , Option ID : 7298

Question ID: 1826

In which of the following instances, insulting words can form the basis of an action for
defamation?
Options:
.written by a client to his lawyer , Option ID : 7304 ,
.written by a husband to his wife , Option ID : 7302 ,
.written in a post card , Option ID : 7301 ,
.written in an inland letter , Option ID : 7303,
Answer Given By Candidate: written in a post card , Option ID : 7301

Question ID: 1827
Which of the following cannot pertain to the tort of nuisance?
Options:
.Construction of a flour mill on the ground floor, while the first floor is occupied by a
tenant , Option ID : 7307 ,
.Creation of foul smell on one’s land which reaches neighbour’s residence , Option ID
: 7306 ,
.Playing music through loudspeaker in the night , Option ID : 7305 ,
.Taking cattle on the field of the neighbor , Option ID : 7308,

Answer Given By Candidate: Taking cattle on the field of the neighbor , Option ID :
7308

Question ID: 1828
Which Section of the Indian Penal Code defines ‘sedition’?
Options:
.Section 124A , Option ID : 7312,
Answer Given By Candidate: Section 124A , Option ID : 7312

Question ID: 1829
Assertion (A): Homicide is the killing of a human being by a human being
Reason (R): Homicide is always culpable
Codes:
Options:
.(A) is false but (R) is true , Option ID : 7316 ,
.(A) is true but (R) is false , Option ID : 7315 ,
.Both (A) and (R) are false , Option ID : 7314 ,
.Both (A) and (R) are true , Option ID : 7313,
Answer Given By Candidate: Both (A) and (R) are true , Option ID : 7313

Question ID: 1830
For the offence of affray under the IPC there must be
Options:
.At least 2 persons , Option ID : 7317 ,
.At least 5 persons , Option ID : 7319 ,
.More than 2 persons , Option ID : 7318 ,
.More than 5 persons , Option ID : 7320,
Answer Given By Candidate: At least 2 persons , Option ID : 7317

Question ID: 1831

Against which of the following offences, does the right of private defence of property
extend to the voluntary causing of death
Options:
.Criminal misappropriation , Option ID : 7322 ,
.Criminal trespass , Option ID : 7324 ,
.Robbery , Option ID : 7323 ,
.Theft , Option ID : 7321,
Answer Given By Candidate: Robbery , Option ID : 7323

Question ID: 1832

Atul instigates Bipin to murder Chetan. Bipin refuses to do so. What offence, if any, has
been committed by Atul?
Options:
.Abetment to commit murder , Option ID : 7327 ,
.Attempt to commit murder , Option ID : 7326 ,
.Conspiracy to commit murder , Option ID : 7325 ,
.No offence , Option ID : 7328,
Answer Given By Candidate: Abetment to commit murder , Option ID : 7327

Question ID: 1833

Which of the following Section of the IPC was amended by the Criminal
Laws(Amendment) Act, 2018
Options:
.Section 228A , Option ID : 7329 ,
.Section 370A , Option ID : 7331,

Question ID: 1834
Match the following:
A. Definition of Abduction 1. Section 362

B. Kidnapping a minor for purpose of begging 2. Section 363 A
C. Kidnapping for a ransom 3. Section 364 A
D. Importation of a girl from a foreign country 4. Section 366 B
E. Kidnapping in order to murder 5. Section 364 Codes:
Options:
.A B C D E
1 2 3 4 5 , Option ID : 7335 ,
.A B C D E
1 4 3 2 5 , Option ID : 7334 ,
.A B C D E
3 5 2 1 4 , Option ID : 7333 ,
.A B C D E
5 1 4 3 2 , Option ID : 7336,

Answer Given By Candidate: A B C D E
1 2 3 4 5 , Option ID : 7335

Question ID: 1835

In which of the following offences punishment with imprisonment for life means
imprisonment for the remainder of that person’s natural life is provided under the IPC?
Options:
.All of these , Option ID : 7340 ,
.Gang rape of woman under 12 years of age , Option ID : 7339 ,
.Gang rape of woman under 16 years of age , Option ID : 7338 ,
.Rape of woman under 12 years of age , Option ID : 7337,
Answer Given By Candidate: All of these , Option ID : 7340

Question ID: 1836

A police officer arrested and detained a person in the lockup despite production of a
bail order from the court. The Police Officer is guilty of
Options:
.Abduction , Option ID : 7343 ,
.Kidnapping , Option ID : 7344 ,
.Wrongful Confinement , Option ID : 7342 ,
.Wrongful Restraint , Option ID : 7341,
Answer Given By Candidate: Wrongful Confinement , Option ID : 7342

Question ID: 1837
Which of the following is not related to Section 498A of IPC
Options:
.Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar , Option ID : 7347 ,
.Gurmeet Singh v. State of Punjab , Option ID : 7348 ,
.Rajesh Sharma v. UOI , Option ID : 7345 ,
.Social Action Forum for Manavadhikar and another v. UOI , Option ID : 7346,

Answer Given By Candidate: Social Action Forum for Manavadhikar and another v. UOI
, Option ID : 7346

Question ID: 1838

X duly posts a letter of acceptance to Y. But the letter is lost in transit due to the
negligence of the post office.
Options:
.None of the these , Option ID : 7352 ,
.The contract is concluded, because the acceptance is complete, from the date of
dispatch, notwithstanding any delay or miscarriage in its arrival from causes not
within the acceptor’s control , Option ID : 7351 ,
.There is no contract concluded, because the acceptance has not reached the
proposer , Option ID : 7349 ,
.There is no contract concluded, because the proposer has not received the letter ,
Option ID : 7350,
Answer Given By Candidate: The contract is concluded, because the acceptance is
complete, from the date of dispatch, notwithstanding any delay or miscarriage in its
arrival from causes not within the acceptor’s control , Option ID : 7351

Question ID: 1839
A gratuitous or bare promise, devoid of consideration, is called
Options:
.Ex contractu , Option ID : 7356 ,
.Nudum Pactum , Option ID : 7355 ,
.Res extincta , Option ID : 7353 ,
.Ubberima fides , Option ID : 7354,
Answer Given By Candidate: Nudum Pactum , Option ID : 7355

Question ID: 1840

The defence of “non est factum” is available to the contracting party who has
committed mistake as to
Options:
.Identity of the other contracting party , Option ID : 7358 ,
.Nature of contract , Option ID : 7357 ,
.Quality of the promise made by the other , Option ID : 7359 ,
.Quality of the subject matter of the contract , Option ID : 7360,

Answer Given By Candidate: Quality of the subject matter of the contract , Option ID :
7360

Question ID: 1841
Which of the following agreement(s) is/are void?
1. Agreements without Consideration
2. Agreement in the restraint of legal proceedings
3. Agreement effected by fraud
Choose the correct answer by using the codes given below.
Options:
.Agreement effected by fraud only , Option ID : 7361 ,
.Agreement in the restraint of legal proceedings only , Option ID : 7362 ,
.Agreements without Consideration and Agreement in the restraint of legal
proceedings only , Option ID : 7364 ,
.Agreements without Consideration, Agreement in the restraint of legal proceedings
and Agreement effected by fraud , Option ID : 7363,

Answer Given By Candidate: Agreements without Consideration, Agreement in the
restraint of legal proceedings and Agreement effected by fraud , Option ID : 7363

Question ID: 1842
Which of the following statement is correct?
Options:
.Stranger to consideration can enforce a promise , Option ID : 7366 ,
.Stranger to consideration has no right , Option ID : 7367 ,
.Stranger to contract can enforce a promise , Option ID : 7365,

Answer Given By Candidate: Stranger to consideration can enforce a promise , Option
ID : 7366

Question ID: 1843
Which of the following statement is true?
Options:
.Both (In case of initial impossibility agreement is termed as void) and (In case of
subsequent impossibility contract becomes void) are false , Option ID : 7372 ,
.Both (In case of initial impossibility agreement is termed as void) and (In case of
subsequent impossibility contract becomes void) are true , Option ID : 7371 ,
.In case of initial impossibility agreement is termed as void , Option ID : 7369 ,
.In case of subsequent impossibility contract becomes void , Option ID : 7370,

Answer Given By Candidate: In case of initial impossibility agreement is termed as
void , Option ID : 7369

Question ID: 1844
Which section of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines the term “reciprocal promises”?
Options:
.Section 2(d) , Option ID : 7374 ,
.Section 2(e) , Option ID : 7376 ,
.Section 2(f) , Option ID : 7373 ,
.Section 2(g) , Option ID : 7375,
Answer Given By Candidate: Section 2(e) , Option ID : 7376

Question ID: 1845

In which of the following cases it was held that there is no reason to compel non
smokers to be helpless victims of air pollution?
Options:
.M.C. Mehta v. UOI , Option ID : 7378 ,
.Murli Deora v. UOI , Option ID : 7379 ,
.Samantha v. State of A.P. , Option ID : 7377 ,
.Sheela Barse v. UOI , Option ID : 7380,
Answer Given By Candidate: Murli Deora v. UOI , Option ID : 7379

Question ID: 1846
The Precautionary Principle is provided in
Options:
.Principle 15 of Rio Declaration , Option ID : 7384 ,
.Principle 15 of Stockholm Declaration , Option ID : 7381 ,
.Principle 6 of Rio Declaration , Option ID : 7382 ,
.Principle 6 of Stockholm Declaration , Option ID : 7383,
Answer Given By Candidate: Principle 15 of Stockholm Declaration , Option ID : 7381

Question ID: 1847
The Paris Agreement of 2016 is a part of
Options:
.CBD , Option ID : 7386 ,
.UNCED , Option ID : 7388 ,
.UNCHE , Option ID : 7387 ,
.UNFCCC , Option ID : 7385,
Answer Given By Candidate: UNFCCC , Option ID : 7385

Question ID: 1848

Which of the following is related to the Compensatory Afforestation Management and
Planning Act, 2016
Options:
.A.P. Pollution Control Board v. N.V.Nayuddu , Option ID : 7392 ,
.Karnataka Industrial Development Board v. C.Kenchappa , Option ID : 7390 ,
.T.N.Godavrman Thirumulkpad v. Union of India , Option ID : 7391 ,
.Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum v. Union of India , Option ID : 7389,

Answer Given By Candidate: Karnataka Industrial Development Board v. C.Kenchappa
, Option ID : 7390

Question ID: 1849
The World Commission on Environment and Development’s report is known as
Options:
.Agenda 21 , Option ID : 7395 ,
.Caring For Earth , Option ID : 7393 ,
.Our Changing Environment , Option ID : 7396 ,
.Our Common Future , Option ID : 7394,
Answer Given By Candidate: Our Common Future , Option ID : 7394

Question ID: 1850
Internalization of externalities is associated with
Options:
.Absolute Liability Principle , Option ID : 7399 ,
.Polluter Pays Principle , Option ID : 7400 ,
.Precautionary Principle , Option ID : 7397 ,
.Preventive Principle , Option ID : 7398,
Answer Given By Candidate: Polluter Pays Principle , Option ID : 7400

Question ID: 1851
“A” intentionally tampers the computer source code developed by “B” and imitated it
substantially to create his own computer programme. Under which Law “A” can be
made liable
Options:
.Both &
Copyright Act, 1957 , Option ID : 7404 ,
Information Technology Act, 2000

.Copyright Act, 1957 , Option ID : 7401 ,
.Information Technology Act, 2000 , Option ID : 7402 ,
.Neither nor
Copyright Act, 1957 , Option ID : 7403,
Information Technology Act, 2000

Answer Given By Candidate: Copyright Act, 1957 , Option ID : 7401

Question ID: 1852

On which Model Law of UNCITRAL (United Nations Commission on International Trade
Law) Information Technology Act, 2000 of India is based
Options:
.UNCITRAL Model Law on CrossBorder Insolvency (1997) , Option ID : 7406 ,
.UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce (1996) , Option ID : 7405 ,
.UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures (2001) , Option ID : 7407 ,
.UNCITRAL Model Law on International Credit Transfers (1992) , Option ID : 7408,

Answer Given By Candidate: UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce (1996) ,
Option ID : 7405

Question ID: 1853

Which provision of the Information Technology Act, 2000 provides legal recognition to
erecords?
Options:
.Section 5 , Option ID : 7411,

Question ID: 1854
According to the jurists of Analytical School
Options:
.Custom becomes law after its recognition by the sovereign , Option ID : 7413 ,
.Custom is a law from the very inception of it , Option ID : 7415 ,
.Custom never becomes law , Option ID : 7414 ,
.Customs are only positive morality even after recognition , Option ID : 7416,

Answer Given By Candidate: Customs are only positive morality even after recognition
, Option ID : 7416

Question ID: 1855
Consider the following statements
1. Legislation is the main source of law
2. Legislation has both creative and abrogative powers
3. Custom is generally based on the will of the people
Which of the above statements are correct?
Options:
.1 and 2 are correct , Option ID : 7418 ,
.1 and 3 are correct , Option ID : 7420 ,
.1, 2 and 3 are correct , Option ID : 7417 ,
.2 and 3 are correct , Option ID : 7419,
Answer Given By Candidate: 1, 2 and 3 are correct , Option ID : 7417

Question ID: 1856
Which of the following is a formulation of the historical school?
Options:
.Law has a spontaneous nature of growth like language , Option ID : 7422 ,
.Law is found and not made , Option ID : 7421 ,
.Law is in a state of continuous change , Option ID : 7423,

Question ID: 1857
To Hans Kelsen goes the credit of formulating
Options:
.Functional approach to law , Option ID : 7427 ,
.Imperative theory of law , Option ID : 7426 ,
.Pure theory of law , Option ID : 7425,
Answer Given By Candidate: Pure theory of law , Option ID : 7425

Question ID: 1858

‘Ownership is the entirety of the power of use and disposal allowed by law’. This
definition was given by
Options:
.Austin , Option ID : 7431 ,
.Friedmann , Option ID : 7432 ,
.Pollock , Option ID : 7430 ,
.Salmond , Option ID : 7429,
Answer Given By Candidate: Pollock , Option ID : 7430

Question ID: 1859
According to Hohfeldian analysis, Liability is the jural corelative of
Options:
.Disability , Option ID : 7434 ,
.Immunity , Option ID : 7435 ,
.Power , Option ID : 7433 ,
.Privilege , Option ID : 7436,
Answer Given By Candidate: Power , Option ID : 7433

Question ID: 1860
Human beings have no rights only duties. This view was formulated by
Options:
.Duguit , Option ID : 7437 ,
.Inhering , Option ID : 7440 ,
.Manu , Option ID : 7438 ,
.Narada , Option ID : 7439,
Answer Given By Candidate: Manu , Option ID : 7438

Question ID: 1861

If a law is for long disregarded in practice then courts don’t give effect to it. Such state
of disuse of a norm is known as
Options:
.Desuetudo , Option ID : 7442 ,
.Nomodynamics , Option ID : 7443 ,
.Static norm , Option ID : 7444 ,
.Themistes , Option ID : 7441,
Answer Given By Candidate: Desuetudo , Option ID : 7442

Question ID: 1862
According to Pound, Private interests include
Options:
.Individuals interests of personality like reputation, conscience , Option ID : 7447 ,
.The interest of domestic relations of persons such as husband and wife , Option ID :
7445 ,
.The interests of property, succession, testamentary disposition , Option ID : 7446,

Question ID: 1863
Frederick Karl Von Savigny has observed that
1. Custom precedes legislation
2. Legislation must confirm to customary practices
3. Custom is not important than legislation
4. Law is a product of general consciousness of the people and a manifestation of their
spirit
Select the correct answer using the codes given below
Options:
.1, 2 & 3 , Option ID : 7452 ,
.1,2 & 4 , Option ID : 7451 ,
.1,3 & 4 , Option ID : 7449 ,
.2,3 & 4 , Option ID : 7450,
Answer Given By Candidate: 1,2 & 4 , Option ID : 7451

Question ID: 1864
Match List I with Sections of Hindu Marriage Act 1955 given in List II and select the
correct answer from the code given below:
List I List II

A. Proceedings to be conducted in camera I. Section 24
B. Maintenance pendant lite and expense of proceedings II. Section 25
C. Appeals from decree and orders III. Section 22
D. Permanent alimony and maintenance IV. Section 28
Codes:
Options:
.A B C D
IV II III I , Option ID : 7456 ,
.A B C D
III I II IV , Option ID : 7453 ,
.A B C D
III I IV II , Option ID : 7454 ,
.A B C D
IV I III II , Option ID : 7455,

Answer Given By Candidate: A B C D
III I IV II , Option ID : 7454

Question ID: 1865
Propositions are:
I. A void marriage remains valid until a decree annulling it has been passed by a
competent court.

II. A void marriage is never valid marriage and there is no necessity of any decree
annulling it.
III. A voidable marriage is regarded as a valid subsisting marriage until a decree
annulling it has been passed by a competent court.
In respect of the aforesaid propositions which is correct
Options:
.I and III are correct and II is incorrect , Option ID : 7457 ,
.I and III are incorrect and II is correct , Option ID : 7460 ,
.I,II and III all are correct , Option ID : 7459 ,
.II and III are correct and I is incorrect , Option ID : 7458,

Answer Given By Candidate: II and III are correct and I is incorrect , Option ID :
7458

Question ID: 1866
After passing of a decree for judicial separation, cohabitation is
Options:
.Directory , Option ID : 7463 ,
.Either Obligatory or Directory , Option ID : 7464 ,
.Not obligatory , Option ID : 7462 ,
.Obligatory , Option ID : 7461,
Answer Given By Candidate: Not obligatory , Option ID : 7462

Question ID: 1867
Under the Hindu law degrees of prohibited relationship include relationship by
Options:
.Adoption , Option ID : 7467 ,
.Full blood , Option ID : 7465 ,
.Half or uterine blood , Option ID : 7466,

Question ID: 1868

When a Hindu inherits the property from his father under Section 8 of the Hindu
Succession Act 1956, he takes it as
Options:
.A joint family property , Option ID : 7469 ,
.Either joint family property or His separate property, as decided amongst the heirs ,
as
Option ID : 7471 ,
.His separate property , Option ID : 7470 ,
.Only as a joint family property or his separate property , Option ID : 7472,
Answer Given By Candidate: His separate property , Option ID : 7470

Question ID: 1869

As per the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, a person who has an adopted
son living
Options:
.Can adopt another son with consent of the adopted son , Option ID : 7475 ,
.Can adopt another son with the prior permission of the court , Option ID : 7476 ,
.Can adopt another son , Option ID : 7473 ,
.Cannot adopt another son , Option ID : 7474,
Answer Given By Candidate: Can adopt another son , Option ID : 7473

Question ID: 1870

‘A’ gives his daughter D, aged 16 years, in marriage to B, a boy aged 22 years, without
her consent and against her wishes. The marriage is
Options:
.Valid but liable to be terminated through decree of divorce , Option ID : 7480 ,
.Void ab initio , Option ID : 7479 ,
.Voidable and can be annulled at the option of A , Option ID : 7477 ,
.Voidable and can be annulled at the option of D , Option ID : 7478,

Answer Given By Candidate: Voidable and can be annulled at the option of D , Option
ID : 7478

Question ID: 1871
Children of annulled voidable marriages and void marriages are
Options:
.Heirs of their parents alone and to none else , Option ID : 7481 ,
.Heirs of their parents and grandparents , Option ID : 7484 ,
.Heirs of their parents as well as to others in the family of their parents , Option ID :
7482 ,
.Neither heirs of their parents nor to anyone else , Option ID : 7483,

Answer Given By Candidate: Heirs of their parents alone and to none else , Option ID :
7481

Question ID: 1872
For a valid Muslim marriage
Options:
.Offer and acceptance may be at different times and different places , Option ID :
7488 ,
.Offer and acceptance must be at the same place , Option ID : 7485 ,
.Offer and acceptance must be at the same time and place , Option ID : 7487 ,
.Offer and acceptance must be at the same time , Option ID : 7486,

Answer Given By Candidate: Offer and acceptance must be at the same time and place
, Option ID : 7487

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