TORTS (LAST 5 YEARS QUESTIONS OF PART A & B

PART A:
1. Legal Damage 2. Statutory Liability 3. Act of God 4. Accord and
Satisfaction. 5. Nuisance 6. Liability arising out of accidents 7. Passing off

8. Unfair Trade Practices 9. Elements of Torts 10. Joint Liability

11. Release 12. Assault 13. Malicious Prosecution 14. Injurious falsehood

15. Rights of Consumers 16. Fault as a Liability 17. Sovereign Functions

18. Mistake of Fact 19. Damages 20. Resipsa Loquitor 21. Consumer

22. Trespass 23. Act of State 24. Mistake 25. Scope of Employment

26. Duty of Care 27. Third party insurance 28. Malice 29. Necessity

30. Release 31. Trespass to land 32. Self-help 33. Motor Vehicles
Accident. 34. Private Nuisance 35. Conversion 36. Consumerism

37. Product Liability 38. Volenti non fit injuria 39. Private Defence

40. Fault 41. Omission 42. Lunatic 43. Occupier 44. Abatement

45. Liability without Fault 46. Ryland Vs Fletcher 47. Extra Judicial Remedies

48. Actio Personal's Mortur cum Persona 49.. Caveat Exptor and Caveat Venditor

PART B:
1. Explain the conditions of Liability

2. Explain the essential for establishing Tort of Negligence

3. Discuss the Liability of State in Torts

4. Explain the composition of State Commission

5. Discuss the Development of Torts in England and India

6. Explain the principles for establishing Vicarious Liability

7. Discuss the essential ingredients to establish the Tort of Negligence.

8. Discuss the salient features of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986.

9. Discuss the law relating to the Liablity.

10. Explain difference between strict liability & absolute liability

12. Explain the law relating to the composition and Jurisdiction of National Commission

13. Explain General conditions of Liability in Tort.

14. " A tort is a civil wrong, all civil wrongs are not Torts". Explain

15. Explain the various exceptions under law or Tort

16. Explain the Rights of the consumer under the Consumer Protection Act.

17. Discuss the various General Defenses available under law of Torts.

18. Explain the privilages available for the Tort of defamation.

19. Write a brief note on Redressal mechanism under CP Law.

20. Discuss with examples the liability of master for the wrongful acts of the servents?

21. State the various kinds of Judicial and extrajudicial remedies that are available to the plaintiff
who has suffered an injury.

22. Who is consumer? Explain the objectives of the Consumer Protection Act.

23. Define tort and distinguish tort from crime and breach of contract.

24. Discuss, how far the Govt of india is liable for the torts committed by its servants with the
help of case laws.

25. Explain the Jurisdiction and powers of Dist. Forum and State Commission under the CP Act, 1986

26. With the help of decided cases explain the present legal Maxim "Action personalise moritur cum
persona".

27. Every injury imports damage but every damage is not injury. Discuss the statement in the light
of decided cases.

28. Examine the role of the tst of remoteness of damage and the test of reasonable foreseability in
fixing the liability on the defendant is an action for Tort.

29. State under what circumstances a provider of service is liable under the CP Act.