Liability and Remedy (UGC/NET)
Description: Legal Aptitude | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Amit Pandey | |
Tags: Legal Aptitude Laws of Torts |
Which of the following is not a valid defence in tort?
Which of the following maxims under law of torts contain(s) the real significance of legal damages?
Under the law of torts, vicarious liability arises from
Which of the following correctly explains res ipsa loquitor?
Which of the following damages are also called ordinary damages?
Which of the following remedies are available in the law of torts?
Which of the following are also known as exemplary damages?
Which of the following is not an extrajudicial remedy?
Which of the following are the damages that when given are taken to embrace all the injurious consequences of the wrongful act, unknown as well as known, which may arise as well as those which have arisen, so that the right of action is satisfied by one recovery?
Under the law of torts, Act of God is also known as
Which of the following implies the rule of strict liability?
Match the following:
List I (Legal Maxims) | List II (Meaning of Maxims) |
I. Alteram non laedere | A. Welfare of the people is supreme law |
II. Damnum sine injuria | B. Injury without damage |
III. Salus populi suprema lex | C. No harm to anyone |
IV. Injuria sine damnum | D. Damages without injury |
Match the following:
List I (Legal Maxims) | List II (Meaning of maxims) |
I. Ubi jus ibi remedium | A. Defence of consent |
II. Scienti non fit injuria | B. So use your own property as not to injure your neighbours |
III. Volenti non fit injuria | C. Where there is a remedy, there is a right |
IV. Sic utere tuo ut alienum non laedas | D. Harm suffered with knowledge |
Match the following:
List I (Legal Maxims) | List II (Meaning of Maxims) |
I. Audi alteram partem | A. Of an illegal cause, there can be no lawsuit |
II. Ex turpi causa non oritur action | B. He who acts through another, acts himself |
III. Novus actus inteveniens | C. Listen to the other side |
IV. Quit facit per alium facit per se | D. New intervening act |
Match the following:
List I (Legal Maxims) | List II (Meaning of Maxims) |
I. Common employment | A. Conspiracy |
II. Respondent superior | B. Master and servant |
III. Agreement to injure the other in trade | C. Servant and servant |
IV. Egg-shell skull rule | D. Tortfeasor takes his victim as he finds him |