Question 1 : In a civil lawsuits, the plaintiff can claim:

A. damages
B. Death penalties
C. Specific performance
D. None is correct
Question 2 : the party initiating a law-suit at the first- instance civil court is called the…
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A. Prosecutor
B. Respondent
C. Plaintiff
D. Accused
Question 3 : The standard of proof required in a civil matter is:
A. Beyond reasonable doubt
B. Beyond the balance of possibilities
C. Unanimous
D. On the balance of probabilities
Question 4: The state style is:
A. The state form
B. The notion reflecting the state essence
C. Both of the above are correct
D. None is correct
Question 5: A state:
A. Follows one single state style
B. Can follow many state styles
C. Either a or b is correct
D. None is correct
Question 6 : The state ruling form is the form of
A. Organization of the state powers , state agencies and the involvement of
citizens in their formation and their relation.
B. Organization of the state territories
C. Either of A and B is correct
 D. Both a and b are correct
Question 7 : Injunction is ….
A. Money claimed by someone as compensation for harm done
B. To send someone to prison or to a court
C. To order someone to pay money as a punishment
D. A court order telling someone to stop doing something or not to do something
Question 8 : Specific performance is
A. The performance in a specific case
B. An obligation under law
C. A remedy under civil law
D. A remedy under criminal law
Question 9 : Customary law is
A. Customs
B. Recognized by the state as law
C. All of the above are correct
D. None is correct
Question 10 : case law is
A. Customs
B. Recognized by the state as law
C. All of the above are correct
D. None is correct
Question 11 : A legal relation is
A. A social relation
B. Regulated by law
C. All of the above are correct
D. None is correct
Question 12 : legal norms are :
A. Regulation governing individual conduct
B. Enforceable
C. Enactus by the state
D. All are correct
Question 13 : …. Is/ are the source of law in VN
A. Customary law
 B. Customary law, case law
C. Customary law , case law and statutory law
D. None is correct
Question 14 : in a non competition agreement the object of the relation includes :
A. A thing
B. A conduct
C. A non-conduct
D. None is correct
Question 15 : States appeared since …..
A. The primitive community era
B. The slavery possession era
C. The feudal era
D. The capitalist era
Question 16 : A legal relation :
A. A social relation
B. Regulated by law
C. All of the above are correct
D. None of the above is correct
Question 17 : State of the same styles can not take different forms.
A. True
B. False
Question 18 : … is/are an inseparable part of the legal norms:
A. The assumption part
B. The regulation part
C. Both of the above are correct
D. The assumption , regulation and sanction part
Question 19 : For a legal relation to take place in reality:
A. Only its three elements are needed
B. Its three elements and a legal event (in some instences…
C. Its three elements and a legal event
D. None is correct
Question 20 : the person who commences legal action….
A. Plaintiff
 B. Defendant
C. Respondant
D. None is correct
Question 21 :

Question 22 : the party initiating a law suit at the first instance civil court is called :
Plaintiff
Question 23: In case of conflict among the Constitution, Codes and Laws in Vietnam,
which prevsails
A. The Constitution
B. The Codes
C. The Laws
D. None of the above
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3. “Property of a juridical person includes contributed capital of its owners, founders,

members and other kinds of property that the juridical person has established its
ownership as prescribed in this Code or revelant laws.” (Article 81, Civil Code 2015 of
Vietnam)
- Assumption 1: Contributed capital of the owners.
- Assumption 2: Contributed capital of the founders.
- Assumption 1: Contributed capital of the members.
- Assumption 1: Contributed capital of the other kinds of property that the juridical
person has established its ownership as prescribed in this Code or revelant laws.
- Regulation: Shall property of a juridical person.
4. “Each juridical person established in accordance with Vietnamese law shalled be a
Vietnamese juridical person.” (Article 80, Civil Code 2015 of Vietnam)
- Assumption: Each juridical person established in accordance with Vietnamese law.
- Regulation: Shall be a Vietnamese juridical person.
5. “Every natural or juridical person has the right to establish a juridical person, otherwise
provided for by law.” (Article 74.2, Civil Code 2015 of Vietnam)
- Assumption 1: Every natural person or provided for by law.
- Assumption 2: Every juridical person or provided for by law.
- Regulation: has the right to establish a juridical person.
6. “A person unlawfully but in good faith possessing, or deriving benefits from, property
continuously and in an overt manner for ten (10) years with respect to moveable property,
and for thirty (30) years with respect to immoveable property, shall become the owner of
such property from the moment of commencement of possession, unless otherwise
prescribed by this Code and relevant laws.” (Article 236, Civil Code 2015 of Vietnam)
- Assumption 1: A person unlawfully but in good faith possessing property continuously
and in an overt manner for ten (10) years with respect to moveable property.
- Assumption 2: A person unlawfully but in good faith deriving benefits from property
continuously and in an overt manner for ten (10) years with respect to moveable property.
- Assumption 3: A person unlawfully but in good faith possessing property continuously
and in an overt manner for thirty (30) years with respect to immoveable property.
- Assumption 4: A person unlawfully but in good faith deriving benefits from property
continuously and in an overt manner for thirty (30) years with respect to immoveable
property.
- Regulation: Shall become the owner of such property from the moment of
commencement of possession, unless otherwise prescribed by this Code and relevant
laws.
- Rephrase: If there is a person unlawfully but in good faith possessing, or deriving
benefits from, property continuously and in an overt manner for ten (10) years with
respect to moveable property, and for thirty (30) years with respect to immoveable
property, not otherwise prescribed by this Code and relevant laws then the person shall
become the owner of such property from the moment of commencement of possession.
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