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Family Law - I 7265
Family Law - I 7265
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Examination October 2020
(A)Monogamy (B)Unlimited polygamy (C)Controlled Polygamy (D)Bigamy
27 Marriage of Muslim woman with a Non-Muslim shall be
(A)Valid (B)Irregular (C)Void (D)None of above.
28 Muta under Muslim Law means -
(A)A temporary marriage (B)Permanent marriage (C)Joint venture marriage (D)An illegal marriage
29 A marriage with a woman before completion of her iddat is -
(A)Irregular (B)Void (C)Voidable (D)None of above.
30 Indian Christian marriage Act, enacted . . . .
(A)1874 (B)1872 (C)1875 (D)1879
31 Age of marriage as per Christian marriage Act…
(A)Groom 21 & bride 18 (B)Groom 20 & bride 15 (C)Groom 25 & bride 22 (D)None of above
32 Christian marriage must be witnessed by -
(A)Two (B)Five (C)Six (D)One
33 Ceremony for valid Christian marriage is . … .
(A)Ashirvad ceremony (B)Saptapady ceremony (C)Exchanging of Ring ceremony (D)Not necessary
34 Registration of marriage is . . . .. . under Christian law.
(A)Optional (B)Compulsory (C)Not necessary (D)none of the above.
35 The special marriage Act deals with _________
(A)Inter-caste (B)Inter-religion (C)Both a & b (D)only a.
36 Any objections to marriage under special marriage Act must raised before marriage officer within _________
(A)25 days (B)30 days (C)35 days (D)60 days.
37 How many witnesses need to be present at the time of solemnization of
marriage under special marriage Act ?
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55 Following are the extra judicial modes of divorce in Muslim law-
(A)TalaQ –i-tafweez (B)Lian (C)both (D)None of the above.
56 Indian Divorce Act, 1869 is one Indian Personal law governing-
(A)Hindus (B)Muslims (C)Christians (D)None of the above
57 The Court may grant a divorce under Indian Divorce Act on -
(A)Adultery (B)Cruelty (C)Party ceases to be Christian (D)All the above
58 Following are the kinds of guardians -
(A)Natural guardian (B)Testamentary guardians (C)Defacto guardian (D)All the above.
59 Divorce Petition can be presented before -
(A)Supreme Court (B)High Court (C)District Court (D)JMFC Court
60 Hindu Adoption & maintenance Act enacted in
(A)1958 (B)1956 (C)1955 (D)1960.
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