LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Family Law II Nov 2014 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 24 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutions1. 1. Answer in one or two sentences, all 10 20 Marks
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(a) Explain the term polyandry.Read the model answer
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(b) State the two unique features of a mithakshara joint family.Read the model answer
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(c) Who can be a karta of the joint family?Read the model answer
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(d) What do you understand by obstructed heritage?Read the model answer
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(e) State two rights of co-parceners.Read the model answer
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(f) Explain impartible estate. Give two examples of impartible estate.Read the model answer
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(g) What is the object of Family Court Act?Read the model answer
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(h) When are two persons related to each other by uterine blood.Read the model answer
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(i) What is the object of adoption?Read the model answer
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(j) State two ancient forms of marriage.Read the model answer
2. 2. Short Notes on any four, any 4 of 5 20 Marks
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(a) Cruelty as a ground for divorceRead the model answer
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(b) Partial partitionRead the model answer
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(c) Class I heirsRead the model answer
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(d) Maintenance of a Hindu wifeRead the model answer
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(e) Disqualification of a heirRead the model answer
3. 3. Attempt any two from the following. Give reasons for your answers, any 2 of 3 12 Marks
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(a) A, a divorced Hindu woman wants to adopt a son to herself. (i) What conditions has she to comply with to adopt? (ii) Is there any relationship between her adopted son and her divorced husband?Read the model answer
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(b) A dies intestate, leaving a married daughter, Son, Son's Son, and Son's Wife. (i) Who will be entitled to A's property? (ii) If A's mother is also alive, what share will she receive from his property?Read the model answer
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(c) A, a Hindu is married to B. However, at the time of marriage, B was pregnant. (i) What rights are available to A? (ii) Enumerate the conditions under which the rights are available to A?Read the model answer
4. 4. Answer any four of the following, any 4 of 6 48 Marks
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1. (a) A joint Hindu family is joint in food worship and estate. explain. (b) Ennumerate in detail the essential features of a joint Hindu family.Read the model answer
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2. (a) Marriage under Hindu law is not only a samskar but contract. Explain (b) Enumerate in detail the conditions of a valid hindu marriage.Read the model answer
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3. Define the term partition. Explain in detail the modes effecting partition.Read the model answer
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4. (a) Explain the position of karta in a Hindu joint family. (b) Briefly explain the rights and liabilities of the Karta.Read the model answer
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5. Define the term guardian under the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act. State the disqualifications to act as a guardian.Read the model answer
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6. State the considerations the court will take into account in fixing the amount of maintenance for wife, children and aged and infirm parents under Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act.Read the model answer
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