LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 9 Interpretation of Statutes Jun 2024 60/40 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

1. Q1 All question are compulsory
2. Q2 Figures to the right indicate full marks
3. Q3 Write relevant case laws wherever necessary Write any 6 of the following questions in 2-3 sentences. (12 marks)
4. Q1 Define ‘Father’ as defined in the General clauses act 1897?
5. Q2 Define ‘Movable Property’ as per general clauses act?
6. Q3 What is Causes Omissus?
7. Q4 Explain the Role of the short Title as internal aid of statutory interpretation?
8. Q5 Explain the rule about ‘Anomaly’
9. Q6 What do you understand by ‘Mischief Rule?’
10. Q7 What is Doctrine of occupied field?
11. Q8 Explain the Doctrine of Eclipse?
12. Q9 What is understood by the term Absurdity?
13. Q10 What is the meaning of ‘Proviso?’
14. Q2 Write Short notes on any 2 of the following 12 marks
15. Q1 Doctrine of Repugnancy
16. Q2 Rule of Punctuation marks for interpreting statues
17. Q3 Consequences of Repeal of statute
18. Q4 Grammatical rule of interpretation
19. Q3 Answer any 2 of the following of situation problem. 12 marks
    • A. A central act is defined the offences but failed to prescribe the procedure for recovery of fitness for the offences made out
20. Q1 Explain the provision of the general clauses act applicable in the above case?
21. Q2 What is an offence under the General clauses act? Paper Subject Code: 75713 Interpretation of Statutes
    • B. Section 11 of the family courts act 1984 read as under — In every suitor proceeding to which the act applies the proceedings may be held in camera if the Family court desires and shall be so if either party so desires
22. Q1 State and explain when ‘In Camera’ proceedings would be mandatory
23. Q2 State and explain when ‘In Camera’ proceedings would be directory
    • C. A central act requires that document to be served by post
24. Q1 What is the meaning of document under General Clause act?
25. Q2 Explain service by post under General clause act?
    • D. In Nanavati v/s State of Bombay. The honorable Supreme Court held that the — power of the Governor under article 161 of the constitution to grant pardon or suspend the sentence is not available during the period the matter is sub judice before the Supreme Court
26. Q1 Name the Doctrine applied by the Supreme Court in this case
27. Q2 Explain the Doctrine applied in this case
28. Q4 Answer any 2 of the following 24 marks
29. Q1 Explain the concept of Golden Rule
30. Q2 Discuss the principles of Interpretation of a remedial statue
31. Q3 Explain fully concept of ‘Presumption of constitutionality’ of a statute
32. Q4 What are the basic principles of interpretation of statutes? Fully explain any two of them? Paper Subject Code: 75713 Interpretation of Statutes
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