UGC/NET (Law)
Description: UGC Law Aptitude | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Vaibhav Pathak | |
Tags: UGC Law Aptitude Laws of Torts Law of Crimes-General Principles Law of Contracts-General Principles Family Law |
A and B, who are cadets in the Indian Air Force, take out an aircraft from the Jodhpur aerodrome without the authority of the commandant and fly it away to Pakistan.
Which of the following offences has/have been committed by them?
Mark the correct statements.
I. To prevent false accusation against innocent persons, an action for malicious prosecution is permitted. II. One who files an action for malicious prosecution must prove that he is innocent. III. One who files an action for malicious prosecution must prove that the defendant acted maliciously in prosecuting him. IV. One who files an action for malicious prosecution must prove that the defendant had his own vested interests in prosecuting him. V. In a claim for malicious prosecution, the plaintiff can claim damages to his person, property or reputation.
In which of the following cases will the 'doctrine of holding out' apply?
Which section of the Partnership Act lays down that where, by the wrongful act or omission of a partner acting in the ordinary course of the business of a firm, loss or injury is caused to any third party, the firm is liable to the same extent as the partner?
‘A’ in his madness attempts to kill ‘B’. ‘B’ hits ‘A’ with an iron rod, seriously injuring him. Does B have a right of private defence?
A, a traveller, found a ring in the lounge at the Delhi Airport. He handed over the ring to an employee of the airlines with a direction that it should be returned to him if a real owner cannot claim it. The owner didn’t claim the ring, still the airlines didn’t return it to A and sold it and kept the proceeds. A sued for conversion. Will he succeed?
A salaried partner
Mark the incorrect statement.
When a party sues for damages that cannot be assessed by the court, the court may award
The marriage of ‘A’ and ‘B’ was performed in accordance with the requisite ceremonies and ‘C’, a son, was born out of the marriage. Thereafter, ‘B’ obtained a decree of annulment of marriage u/s 12 on the ground that her consent to the marriage was obtained by A’s fraud.
Give correct assertion to the facts.
Which of the following statements is correct?
A person who is not a partner in any firm may under certain circumstances be liable for the debts as if he were a partner on the basis of the ‘doctrine of estoppel’ or ‘holding out’. Under which section of the Partnership Act is this laid down?
Which of the following falls into the category of an offer?
The parents of ‘A’ (husband) and ‘B’ (wife) agreed together that each would pay ‘A’ a sum of money after the marriage. B’s father failed to do so and ‘A’ sued his executors.
Will A succeed?
If a person with an objective to insult the modesty of a woman exposes private parts of his body to her or uses obscene words or exhibits obscene drawings, he commits an offence under which of the following sections?