B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 5 Family Law I (Hindu Law) 2012 Jan Question Paper - KSLU
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Solved paper All 20 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsUNIT - I
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Q1 (a) Enumerate the sources of Hindu Law. Explain the importance of custom.Read the model answer
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Q1 OR Hindu Law applies to Hindus by birth and by religion - comment. State persons to whom uncodified and codified Hindu Law applies.Read the model answer
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Q1 (b) Distinguish between Sruthis and Smrithis.Read the model answer
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Q1 OR What are the salient features of Mitakshara School of Hindu Law ?Read the model answer
UNIT - II
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Q2 (a) What is divorce ? On what grounds divorce can be obtained ?Read the model answer
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Q2 OR Discuss whether Hindu marriage is still a sacrament after passing Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.Read the model answer
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Q2 (b) Prabhakara aged 25 years and Kusuma aged 17 years are married with the arrangement and consent of their parents. Discuss the validity of their marriage.Read the model answer
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Q2 OR Ramya is working as a teacher in a Government school. Her husband who is an unemployed filed a suit for maintenance against his wife. Is she liable ?Read the model answer
UNIT - III
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Q3 (a) Explain the Joint Hindu Family and coparcenary. Can a mother be a Kartha of a Joint Hindu Family ? Explain.Read the model answer
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Q3 OR Explain the process of partition. When partition can be re-opened ?Read the model answer
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Q3 (b) State the essentials of endowment.Read the model answer
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Q3 OR Is the daughter liable for the debt incurred by the father for his personal benefit ? Discuss.Read the model answer
UNIT - IV
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Q4 (a) Discuss the types of property owned by a Hindu Woman. State the changes brought to women's estate.Read the model answer
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Q4 OR What are the significant changes introduced in the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 ?Read the model answer
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Q4 (b) A Joint Hindu Family consists of Father 'F' and his son 'S'. Partition takes place between 'F' and 'S'. Two years after partition another son 'T' is born to 'F'. Now state who are all coparceners and what is the share of each person.Read the model answer
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Q4 OR Distinguish obstructed and unobstructed heritage.Read the model answer
UNIT - V
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Q5 (a) State the dependents under Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956. When a wife looses her right to separate residence and maintenance ?Read the model answer
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Q5 OR Define adoption. Discuss the significant changes relating to adoption introduced under Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956.Read the model answer
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Q5 (b) Explain the doctrine of Relation Back.Read the model answer
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Q5 OR Father enters into an agreement to sell the minor's property and delivers actual possession of the same in pursuance of that agreement. Whether the agreement is binding on the minor ? Explain with reasons.Read the model answer
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