LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Family Law II May 2016 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.I. Q.I. Answer in not more than one or two sentences, all 10 20 Marks
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1. What is meant by urbanization?Read the model answer
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2. When is a person disqualified to act as a natural guardian?Read the model answer
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3. List any two conditions the contravention of which makes the Hindu marriages void.Read the model answer
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4. What is the punishment for demanding dowry?Read the model answer
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5. Enumerate any two grounds under which a wife alone can seek divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act.Read the model answer
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6. What is the object of Family Court Act?Read the model answer
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7. What is the difference between patrilocal and matrilocal family?Read the model answer
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8. What is the punishment for attempt to commit sati?Read the model answer
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9. Who are capable of giving a child in adoption?Read the model answer
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10. Lay down any two situations when a Hindu wife is entitled live separately from her husband without forfeiting her right to maintenance.Read the model answer
Q.II. Q.II. Short notes on any four, any 4 of 6 20 Marks
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1. Duties of a KartaRead the model answer
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2. Uniform Civil CodeRead the model answer
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3. Children of voidable marriagesRead the model answer
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4. Divorce by mutual consentRead the model answer
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5. Vidhya dhanRead the model answer
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6. Evolution of the institution of marriageRead the model answer
Q.III. Q.III. Answer any two from the following. Give reasons for your answers, any 2 of 3 12 Marks
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1. Asmita, a divorced Hindu woman dies intestate. She is survived by her son, daughter, her sister and mother, ex-husband and mother-in-law. She has left property given to her by her father before his death. i. Who will be entitled to her property after her death? ii. If Asmita was a childless widow, what difference it would make to her succession?Read the model answer
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2. Atul wants to adopt a daughter. However, his wife who is of unsound mind, but not declared so by a competent court, does not give her consent. Atul however adopts a daughter D. I. Who will be entitled to Atul's property after his death? II. What are the conditions necessary for Atul to adopt D?Read the model answer
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3. Meena is married to Mohan under Hindu marriage act. Mohan was impotent at the time of marriage and continues to be so. Meena is having an adulterous relationship with K. i. What rights Meena has with respect to her marriage? ii. Does Mohan have any rights against Meena?Read the model answer
Q.IV. Q.IV. Answer any four from the following, any 4 of 6 48 Marks
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1. Elucidate different grounds of divorce. Explain desertion and cruelty as grounds of divorce.Read the model answer
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2. "Partition becomes final and cannot be re-opened." DiscussRead the model answer
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3. Elucidate the object of adoption under Hindu Law. Explain in detail capacity of a female Hindu to take in adoption.Read the model answer
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4. Discuss the different types of guardians and their powers.Read the model answer
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5. Explain coparcenary system under Mitakshara school.Read the model answer
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6. Explain the general rules of succession in case of a Hindu male.Read the model answer
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