LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 4 Jurisprudence and Legal Theory Nov 2014 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 all ten questions (20 Marks - 2 marks each)
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(a) What are the formal sources of law?Read the model answer
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(b) State the main contribution of the Analytical School.Read the model answer
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(c) State the definition of legal wrongs.Read the model answer
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(d) State the meaning of Rights In Re Propria.Read the model answer
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(e) What is Contingent Ownership?Read the model answer
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(f) What do you mean by Conventional law?Read the model answer
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(g) What is the legal personality of a dead person?Read the model answer
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(h) What is the rule of Ejusdem Generis?Read the model answer
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(i) What are imperfect rights?Read the model answer
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(j) What is Res nullius?Read the model answer
Q.2 Q.2: Write short notes on any four of the following (20 Marks - 5 marks each)
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(a) Legal efficacy of agreementsRead the model answer
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(b) Legal consequences of PossessionRead the model answer
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(c) American realistsRead the model answer
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(d) Feminist JurisprudenceRead the model answer
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(e) Modes of acquiring propertyRead the model answer
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(f) Derivative TitleRead the model answer
Q.3 Q.3: Answer any two of the following (12 Marks - 6 marks each)
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(a) Gray, a Jurist has said in his book 'Nature and Sources of Law' that right is not interest, but the means the interest is secured. (i) Who has defined right as an Interest and state the definition. (ii) Explain why you agree or disagree with Gray.Read the model answer
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(b) The only natural person is human being. Animals are not persons either natural or legal. Animals are regarded as things. (i) Can animals possess legal rights and duties? (ii) Why are Anti-poaching laws made and Societies for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals formed?Read the model answer
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(c) Arjun took his wooden cupboard for repairs to a carpenter Shyam. Shyam discovered some money in the secret drawer of the cupboard and appropriated the money for his own use. Arjun was not aware of the money, yet Shyam was punished for larceny. (i) Explain why is the possession of money not considered to have been transferred to Shyam along with the cupboard? (ii) Distinguish possession from ownership.Read the model answer
Q.4 Q.4: Answer in detail any four of the following (48 Marks - 12 marks each)
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(a) Explain the central notion of the natural law theory and discuss the demerits of the theory.Read the model answer
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(b) Discuss the legal status of corporations and explain the different kinds of corporations.Read the model answer
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(c) Examine 'Legislation' as a source of law and explain how legislation is superior to other sources of law.Read the model answer
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(d) Explain the concept of ownership and discuss the different kinds of ownerships.Read the model answer
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(e) Define custom and explain the different kinds of customs.Read the model answer
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(f) Examine the new trends in jurisprudence in India with special reference to the Public Interest Litigation.Read the model answer
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