LLB 3 Years Sem 1 Torts Nov 2011 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 Attempt the following in more than two sentences each :— 20 marks
- (a) Define Battery
- (b) State the jurisdiction of State Commission
- (c) Define ‘Consumer Dispute’ under Consumer Protection Act, 1986
- (d) What is meant by ‘Pigeon Hole Theory’ ?
- (e) What is meant by Liability by Ratification ? Define Nominal damages
- (g) What is Legal damage ?
- (h) Define malicious Prosecution
- (i) Public Nuisance ?
- (j) What does ‘Volenti non fit injuria’ mean ?
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Q2 Write short notes on any four of the following :— 20 marks
- (a) State Commission
- (b) False Imprisonment
- (e) Vis Major
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Q3 Attempt any two of the following :— 42 marks
- (a) ‘A’ resided in a house next to a Roman Catholic Chapel of which ‘B’ was the priest and the Chapel bell was rung at all hours of the day and night
- (i) Who is liable and what is the nature of the Tort committed here ?
- (ii) Write the judgement of the case citing reasons
- (iii) Write the name of the Case Law Luther threw a lighted squib in a market house which fell near a person who again threw it away from him. A third person did the same and it fell near Bentham, exploded and blinded one of his eyes
- (i) Who is liable and what is the nature of the Tort committed here ?
- (ii) Write the judgement of the case citing reasons
- (iii) Write the name of the Case Law
- (c) Charulata had a daughter by caesarean delivery. She was brought in for delivery of the second child. The doctor in charge tried for labour pains, but there was no progress for 18-20 hours. Ultimately caesarean delivery was resorted to a dead child and was brought forth. The trial for labour pains was found on evidence to be justified. Charulata had another male child
- (i) Who is liable and what is the nature of the offence ?
- (ii) Write the judgement of the case stating reasons
- (iii) Write the name of the Case Law
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Q4 Attempt any four essay type questions from the following 48 marks
- (a) “Legal Damage is neither identical with actual damage, nor is it necessarily pecuniary”. Discuss this in the light of two maxims with Case Laws,
- (b) What is Deceit or Fraud ? Discuss in detail the essentials of tort of deceit
- (c) Explain the ingredients of Assault and Battery citing relevant Case Laws
- (d) Explain in detail the Central Consumer Protection Council and State Protection
- (e) defamation ? And discuss in detail absolute privilege and qualified
- (f) Consumer dispute ? And discuss the Objectives and Provisions of
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