B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 2 Law of Torts 2015 Dec Question Paper - KSLU
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Q1 Bring out the importance of mental elements in tort.Read the model answer
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Q2 Explain the general defences available against tortious liability.Read the model answer
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Q3 Discuss the concepts of strict liability and absolute liability.Read the model answer
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Q4 Explain Trespass to person.Read the model answer
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Q5 Elaborate on Malicious Prosecution.Read the model answer
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Q6 What are the remedies available for a tort ?Read the model answer
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Q7 Explain the forums created under Consumer Protection Act, 1986.Read the model answer
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Q8 (a) UBI JUS IBI REMEDIUMRead the model answer
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Q8 (b) IntimidationRead the model answer
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Q8 (c) Unfair Trade Practice.Read the model answer
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Q9 (a) 'A' fails to save a drowning child. Can he be held tortiously liable ?Read the model answer
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Q9 (b) The defendant told the plaintiff as a practical joke that her husband had met with an accident and was seriously injured and lying in the hospital. On hearing this, the plaintiff suffered a nervous shock and became ill. Can she claim damages ?Read the model answer
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Q9 (c) The defendant sent a defamatory letter written in Urdu to the plaintiff. The plaintiff did not know Urdu and therefore the same was read over to him by a third person. The defendant knew that the plaintiff did not know Urdu. Does it amount to defamation ?Read the model answer
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