LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Family Law II May 2012 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 25 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsQ. 1) Q. 1) Answer in not more than two sentences, all 10 20 Marks
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a) What is the difference between nuclear family and extended family?Read the model answer
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b) List any two kinds of acts which will be deemed to be abetment of Sati under the Act.Read the model answer
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c) Who is qualified to be a judge of Family Court?Read the model answer
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d) State the penalty for giving or taking dowry.Read the model answer
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e) List any two grounds for implementation of Uniform Civil Code.Read the model answer
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f) What is meant by uterine blood?Read the model answer
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g) What is the effect of conversion on marriage?Read the model answer
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h) When are two persons said to be within degrees of prohibited relationship?Read the model answer
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i) What is meant by secularization?Read the model answer
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j) What is constituted as Gains of Learning under the Act of 1930?Read the model answer
Q. 2) Q. 2) Write short notes on any four from the following, any 4 of 6 20 Marks
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a. DowryRead the model answer
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b. Powers of a Karta in the coparcenary.Read the model answer
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c. Modes of effecting partitionRead the model answer
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d. Monogamous and polygamous familyRead the model answer
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e. Sapinda relationshipRead the model answer
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f. Appointment of testamentary GuardianRead the model answer
Q. 3) Q. 3) Answer giving reasons any two from the following, any 2 of 3 12 Marks
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1. A, a Hindu widower, has three daughters, two are married and one is unmarried. He later adopts a son S. A in his life time gifts his entire property to his three daughters. After adoption A marries M. a. Can S challenge the gifts made by A? b. What is the relationship between M and S and the three daughters of A?Read the model answer
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2. A and B were Hindu husband and wife. B was younger than A. Both of them died intestate in an accident together, leaving property. B had some property which was received from her father, apart from her own self earned property. They have no children. A is survived by his father and sister. B is survived by her sister and two brothers. a. Who will be entitled to A's property? b. Who will be entitled to B's property?Read the model answer
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3. Alka and Alok were married under Hindu Marriage Act. Alok fed up of Alka's behavior left the matrimonial home since the last three years. a. Does Alok have a right to seek divorce? b. What rights are available to Alka?Read the model answer
Q. 4) Q. 4) Answer any four from the following, any 4 of 6 48 Marks
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a) Explain the concept of separate property.Read the model answer
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b) Discuss void and voidable marriage and the status of children of void and voidable marriage.Read the model answer
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c) Elucidate the provisions of adoption by a Hindu female under Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act.Read the model answer
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d) Elucidate maintenance of a wife and divorced wife under Hindu Laws?Read the model answer
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e) Explain the position, powers and duties of a Coparcener?Read the model answer
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f) Who are the natural guardians? Discuss the powers of a Natural Guardian. What are the disqualificaitons to act as a guardian?Read the model answer
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