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  1. Q1 The main supporter of the theory that “it is a law of Tort” and “not law of Torts”
    • (c) Fleming
  2. Q2 The maxim “Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium” sat UT
    • (a) There is no wrong without a remedy
    • (d) Damage suffered by consent cause of action
    • (a) Man can take an advantage of his own wrong
    • (b) The welfare of the people is the supreme law
    • (c) No man can take advantage of his own wrong
    • (d) The welfare of the people is the international law
  3. Q4 Defamation involves:
    • (b) Using a weapon
    • (c) At least 5 people to be present
    • (d) A contract
  4. Q5 Which one of the following is a good defence for the tort of private nuisance?
    • (a) Plaintiff has come to the place of nuisance
    • (b) Reasonable care was taken to prevent nuisance
    • (c) The activity is for the public benefit
    • (d) The activity is continuing for the past 20 years 20 el
  5. Q6 Which of the following is the gist of tortious liability?
    • (a) Legal damages
    • (b) Violation of legal duty
    • (c) Availability of legal duty
    • (d) Legal damage
  6. Q7 What does “Action personalis moritur cum persona” means
    • (a) Action talks about the personality Pelt
    • (c) One must respect the other person
    • (d) A person right of action dies with the person
  7. Q8 Which one of the following statements is not correct?
    • (a) In tort, there is a breach of duty which is primarily fixed by law
    • (b) In tort, there is a violation of a right in rem
    • (c) In tort, the motive for breach of duty is immaterial
    • (d) In tort, the damages are fixed according to the terms and conditions
    • (a) Damage suffered by consent is not a cause of action
    • (b) Damage suffered by consent is a cause of action
  8. Q10 Vindictive damages also known as
    • (a) Exemplary damages
    • (b) Prospective damages
    • (c) Injunctions
    • (d) Nominal damages
  9. Q11 Which one of the following principles has been laid down as the basis of liability in
    • (a) Fault liability
    • (b) Strict liability
    • (c) Absolute liability
    • (d) Conditional liability
  10. Q12 Which one of the following statements is correct? / All persons are joint tort-feasors
    • (a) Who did or join in the commission of a wrongful act
    • (b) Whose acts result in one damage
    • (c) Who committed one and the same act
    • (d) Who encouraged others to commit wrongful act
  11. Q13 “Negligence is the contrary of diligence and no one describes diligence as state of mind.” Defined by
    • (a) Pollock
  12. Q14 According to case, it is the duty of the manufacturer to take care of
  13. Q15 The consumer has the right to get compensation against unfair trade practices under
    • (a) Right to choose
    • (b) Right to safety
    • (c) Right to seek redressal
    • (d) Right to be informed
  14. Q16 District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission is established by?
    • (a) Central Government
    • (b) State Government
    • (c) National Commission
    • (d) District Collector
  15. Q17 The rule laid down in Re Polemis case is that the defendant shall be liable for all
    • (a) Direct consequences of his act cared
    • (b) Foreseeable damage
    • (c) Act of God
    • (d) Inevitable Accident
  16. Q18 Trover is also called as
    • (a) Conversion
    • (b) Damage
    • (c) Damages
    • (d) Wrong
  17. Q19 According to Subjective Theory, Negligence is a
    • (a) State of mind
    • (b) Type of conduct
    • (c) Mistake
    • (d) Mischief
  18. Q20 The Consumer Protection Act is important because it protects
    • (a) All Goods & Services
    • (c) Movable Goods
    • (d) Immovable Goods
  19. Q1 “All torts are civil injuries but all civil injuries are not torts.” Explain the above
  20. Q2 What are the exceptions to the rule of strict liability? Briefly examine each of them
  21. Q3 X, while driving car, suddenly became unconscious and fell back in his seat. The car became uncontrolled, it hit and killed Y. discuss the liability of AY ON Dal
  22. Q4 “The maxim Res Ipsa Loquituri is not a rule of Law rule of Evidence.” Explain and illustrate. star
  23. Q5 A, a journalist, writes an article against B, a public servant, alleging that B has misappropriated a sum 2 lacs from the public fund under his control. In an action in tort for defamation by B against him A takes the defence of fair comment. Discuss with
  24. Q6 Distinguish between Malicious prosecution and False imprisonment 7). X, one Ayurvedic doctor prescribed the medicine of allopathy which caused the death of a patient. What is his liability? Explain the liability of the doctors under the
  25. Q8 What is meant by ‘innuendo’? what are the facts, the plaintiff must prove or establish in order to sustain a plea of innuendo? es! (‘innuendo’)
  26. Q9 Write on Jurisdiction of District Commission as per the Consumer Protection Act sine injuria and injuria sine damnum are two different principles of law.” Comment Osa SARA SARA SHAH

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