Law (UGC/NET Paper II & III)
| Description: Test - 12 | |
| Number of Questions: 25 | |
| Created by: Shaka Gupte | |
| Tags: Test - 12 Fundamental Rights and Duties Absolute and Strict Liability Union State Legislative Relation Legal Theory Essentials of a Valid Contract Nature and Definition of Offence Law of Contracts-General Principles Laws of Torts Remoteness of Damages Constitution Law of India |
Article 22 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights corresponds to which one of the following Articles of the Constitution of India:
Mark the correct answer for the statement “When consequences of wrongful action are foreseen'.
Voidable agreements are declared in:
Which one of the following is the correct statement? The theory of repugnancy has application in a case where
Law according to Joseph Raz is a
Tort is defined as a civil wrong for which remedy is an action for
Agreement is meeting of:
X, an accused drove off amongst his own lambs, without knowing it, a lamb belonging to Y. After X discovered the error, he sold the lamb belonging to Y with his own lambs. X is guilty of
Under which of the sections of the Indian Penal code, 1860 a person can be convicted for the offence of Bigamy?
“Constitution is both a matter of fact and a matter of law”. Who is the author of it?
Permanent closing down of a part of place of work is called
By which Constitutional Amendment. Article 21-A providing for right to education was inserted in the Constitution of India?
Right to education by the 86th Amendment of the constitution has provided:
In which of the following case, the court held that 'Triple divorce' is not a 'Valid Talaq' .
An employer is liable to pay compensation to his is workman under the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1923 for
Match List-f with List-Il using the code given below
| List - I (Theory) | |
| List - Il (Subject) | |
| (a) Retributive theory | |
| (i) Legal Right | |
| (b) Sociological theory | |
| (ii) Source of law | |
| (c) Theory of Precedent | |
| (iii) Punishment | |
| (d) Theory of Property | |
| (iv) Roscoe pound | |
Which section of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 provides the remedy of “Restitution of Conjugal Rights”?
UN Human Rights Council has taken the place of:
Hans Kelsen regards law a:
Because of grave and sudden provocation of 'Z''A' fires at 'Z', hut 'Z' does not die. 'A' has committed the offence of
Match List - I with List - Il using the code given below:
| List - I (Principles) | |
| List - Il (Decisions) | |
| (a) Concept of limited liability | |
| (i) The South West Africa case | |
| (b) Principle of subrogation | |
| (ii) The Barcelona traction case | |
| (c) Concept of trust | |
| (iii) The Danube case | |
| (d) Duty to pay compensation for proven injury | |
| (iv) The Mavrommatis Palestine concessions case | |
| (v) Frontier Dispute case | |
Industrial dispute does not mean and include:
Match the following:
| (a) Gillick Vs. West Norfolk and Wise back Area Health Authority | |
| (i) Strict Liability | |
| (b) Vagon Mound II | |
| (ii) Violation of absolute rights | |
| (c) Ashby Vs. White | |
| (iii) Remoteness of damages | |
| (d) M. C. Mehta Vs. Union of India | |
| (iv) Doctrine of common employment | |
| (e) Priestley Vs. Flower | |
| (v) Volenti non fit injuria | |
An employer is not liable to pay compensation to a workman for the injury caused:
A and B went to cause murder of C. A was with a spear and B was with a stick. B caught C and beat C with stick. A did nothing while B was beating. When C fell down and became unconscious A took him to a nearby hospital for care where he died.