LLB 3 Years Sem 1 Torts Oct 2022 Law Of Torts Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

1. Q1 Tort Civil wrong. And itis true that @
   • a) Every civil wrong is not tort allel
   • b) Every civil wrong is tort
   • c) Court will decide whether every civil wrong is tort or not
   • d) Tort is an offence also
2. Q2 In which of following tort, motive is not relevant?
   • a) When the act is otherwise unlawful Pelt
   • b) Conspiracy
   • c) Malicious prosecution
   • d) Assault
   • b) From an immoral cause ‘no action arises
   • c) From any act cause of action arises
   • d) Cause of action is to be decided by the court HRT
3. Q4 Protection of judicial privilege applies
   • a) Only to judicial proceedings
   • b) All actions of judges
   • c) To administrative proceedings or ministerial proceedings conducted by courts
   • d) To judicial proceedings as to administrative proceedings or ministerial
4. Q5 In vicarious liability the nature of liability of master and
   • a) Joint liability
   • b) Several liability
   • c) Joint and several liability
   • d) To be decided by the court
5. Q6 Every repetition of a defamatory statement gives fresh cause of action. This statement
   • a) False
   • b) True
   • c) Itdepends upon the manner of repetition A
   • d) True only in case of libel. GW
6. Q7 When the damages awarded are in excess of the material loss suffered by the plaintiff with a view to prevent similar behaviours in future, such damages are
   • a) Compensatory damages
   • b) Aggravated damages
   • c) Contemptuous damages
   • d) Exemplary, punitive or vindictive damages fear personal cause of action dies with the person
   • b) A personal cause of action does not die with the person
   • c) Death of both the parties will terminate the suit deel
7. Q9 If the interference with the possession is not direct but consequential, the wrong may
   • a) Trespass
   • b) Nuisance
   • c) Conversion
   • d) No wrong allel Not tort ale
   • b) Crime
   • c) Both tort and crime
   • d) Serious offence
8. Q11 The purpose of tort of is to protect goodwill
   • a) Passing off
   • b) Defamation
   • c) Abuse of legal procedure
   • d) Contributory negligence
9. Q12 Some military jawans found some firewood lying river side. They thought that the wood being unmarked, probably belonged to the government and they had every right to take away the same as they were the military jawans of government. They took the firewood and used for camp fire. The real owner of that firewood filed the suit for compensation. Ash
   • a) The government would not liable to pay compensation as it is a part of
   • b) The government would be liable to pay compensation
   • c) Liability depends upon the value of firewood
   • d) The government would not liable to pay compensation because the. firewood were lying in public place in no once possession
10. Q13 Trover is also known as aia
    • a). Detinue
    • b) Trespass
    • c) Nuisance
    • d) Conversion 14, is not a consumer right under the Consumer Protection Act
    • a) Right to be protected
    • b) Right to be informed about the quality, quantity, potency, purity, standard and price of goods or services
    • c) Right to be assured access to a variety of goods, products or service
    • d) Right to qualitative goods and services AST
11. Q15 For strict not a defence. HON
    • a) Act of god
    • b) own default
    • c) Statutory authority
    • d) Inevitable accident
12. Q16 is a defence. @ Uh
    • a) Contributory negligence
    • b) Composite negligence
    • d) Contributory negligence of children Ford
13. Q17 In the tort of abuse of legal procedure, the prosecution commences
    • a) When the FIR is lodged with the police
    • b) When a person has been summoned to answer Scdt
    • c) When the judgment is passed Steet
    • d) When the person has produced false evidences in the court
14. Q18 Trespass is interference with
    • a) A person’s ownership of land
    • b) A person’s use or enjoyment of land
    • c) A person’s possession of land
    • d) A person’s possession of land as well as use or enjoyment of land
15. Q19 How many rights of consumers are protected under the Consumer Protection Act?
    • b. 7 ad
16. Q20 Under the Consumer Protection Act, the period of Limitation period is
    • a) Three years from the date on which the cause of action has arisen
    • b) Two years from the date on which the first notice was given Sal
    • c) Two years from the date on which the cause of action has arisen
    • d) Three years from the date on which the first notice was given Sal Write the limitations on the scope of doctrine of ‘volenti non fit injuria’
17. Q2 Write any five general defences available in tort
18. Q3 Ram was the owner of a car. Shyam, his younger brother once took the car without Ram’s knowledge or permission. An accident took place due to negligence of Shyam Explain who will be liable and why? Which principle of law of tort is involved in this situation, UAH HRA AS WA Explain the circumstances under which an employer can also be held liable for the tortious acts done by independent contractor Explain the application of maxim ‘king can do no wrong’ in India Write two distinctions between libel and slander. Also explain the circumstances under which slander is actionable per. alet Ae Ravi sent a defamatory letter written in Marathi to Pappu. Pappu did not know Marathi and therefore the same was read over to him by Santosh. Explain with reasons that whether Ravi is liable for defamation or not Write on Jurisdiction of National Commission Under the Consumer Protection Act Explain the procedure on admission of complaint before the District Commission Explain the difference between strict liability and absolute liability. HON

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