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3-5 Jurisprudence Set 2
3-5 Jurisprudence Set 2
VISAKHAPATNAM
Total Marks - 50
Time: 2½ Hours
1. Law is a means of
A) Social Theory
B) Individual development in society
C) State Action
D) Social Control
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6. Salmond divided the law into two classes
A) Formal source and Material Source
B) Formal sources and informal source
C) Codified and uncodified source
D) Private and Public Source
10. ‘A person is any being whom the law regards as capable of rights or duties’, according to
A) Ihering
B) Bentham
C) Julius Stone
D) Salmond
12. Main suggest that after the four stages of development of law,i.e. divine inspiration,
customary law, priestly development and codification, if law ceases to develop, the society is
A) Static
B) Progressive
C) Undeveloped
D) Immovable
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13. According to Maine, the movement of progressive societies has hitherto been a movement
from
A) Fact to fancy
B) Fancy to fact
C) Status to contract
D) Contract to status, as contract give rise to status
15. “The limitation of jurisprudence is defined” was published in 1945.It was written by
A) Hobbes
B) Austin
C) Bentham
D) Blackstone
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20. Which one is not essential for proving custom?
A) Certainty
B) Consistency
C) peaceable enjoyment
D) Written
II. “The history of natural law is a tale of the search of mankind for absolute justice and its
failure”— In the light of the above statement, discuss the reasons for revival of natural law
philosophy in the 20th Century. Examine the contribution of natural law, philosophy to Indian
legal system with suitable examples. (1 x 10 marks = 10 marks)
III. ‘A’ sells ‘B’ a cupboard, which unknown to both contains jewels in a secret drawer. Who has
possession? Decide. (1 x 10 marks = 10 marks)
IV. “The legislation is the most important source of Law in modern times, but at the same time
precedent is an equally important source of Law from the standpoint of authority.” Comment
with the help of appropriate illustrations. (1 x 10 marks = 10 marks)
V. Answer any two of the following (Out of the three) (2 x 5 marks = 10 marks)
i) Distributive Justice
ii) Possession
iii) Ownership
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