Q.1. When innuendo is proved-
(1) words not defamatory in ordinary sense may become defamatory;
(2) words are defamatory in ordinary sense may become non-defamatory;
(3) words not defamatory in ordinary sense shall remain non- defamatory;
(4) words are defamatory in ordinary sense shall remain defamatory;
(5) Other than these options
Q.2. Malicious Prosecution consists in-
(1) Instituting unsuccessful civil proceedings maliciously;
(2) Instituting unsuccessful criminal proceedings maliciously and without reasonable and probable cause
(3) Instituting unsuccessful civil proceedings to destroy somebody financially
(4) Either (1) or (2)
(5) Other than these options
Q.3. Proceedings in Parliament are-
(1) Absolute privileges;
(2) Qualified Privileges;
(3) Discretionary privilage
(4) Authoritarian privilage
(5) Other than these options
Q.4. Doctrine of apportionment of damages in contributory negligence is-
(1) Applicable in India
(2) Applicable in Engrand
(3) Applicable in India and in England
(4) Applicable in Japan
(5) Applicable in Arabian Countries
Q.5. Conspiracy is-
(1) A Crime only:
(2) A trot only;
(3) Both Crime and Tort
(4) Neither Crime nor Tort
(5) Other than these options
Q.6. In which of the following cases, it amounts to Nuisance_
(1) Planting of Trees on another's land
(2) Branches ofTrees project on neighbors iand
(3) Construction of pond on another's land
(4) All of the above
(5) Other than these options
Q.7. Joint tort-feasors-
(1) Are jointly and severally liable
(2) May be sued jointly
(3) May be sued severally
(4) All of the above
(5) Other than these options
Q.8. The communication of an offer in complete u/s.4 of Indian contract Act-
(1) when it comes to the knowledge of person to whom it is made;
(2) when act is done according to the offer without knowledge of the offer;
(3) when letter of proposal is put in course of communicatioir:
(4) All of the above
(5) Other than these options
Q.9. Which of the following is true for valid acceptance?
(1) Acceptance must be communicated to offeror himself;
(2) It must be communicated by acceptor himself;
(3) It must be accepted before 5 people
(4) Both (1) and (2)
(5) Other than these options
Q.10. Void agreement means-
(1) it is illegal in nature
(2) it is not enforceable by law:
(4) it is against Public Policy.
(3) it violates legal Procedure;
(5) it biasly favours only one party
Answers:
Q.1. (1)
Q.2. (2)
Q.3. (1)
Q.4. (3)
Q.5.(3)
Q.6.(2)
Q.7.(4)
Q.8.(1)
Q.9.(3)
Q.10.(2)
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