Nature and Meaning of Law Test 13

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Which one of the following statements correctly conveys Fuller's theory of inner morality of law?

A
Every piece of law, in order to be void must fulfil, certain procedural requirements like generality prospectively promulgation, intelligibility and consistency

B
The contents of every law in order to be valid, must be of a minimum moral standard

C
The question of morality of every law is a matter for the inner conscience of the legislator and Judges have nothing to do with it

D
The question of morality of law is not for the courts to determine
Question 2
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Out of the following Jurists whose theory of law has earned the name of natural theory with a variety content?

A
St. T. Aquinas

B
John Locke

C
R. Stammler

D
R. Rawls
Question 3
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Savigny's view of the law was first presented in the famous pamphlet of the vocation of our age of legislation and Jurisprudence. This pamphlet was _______.

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A reaction against natural law theory

B
A reaction against the analytical theory of John-Austin

C
A reaction to the proposals made by professor A. F. J. Thibaut for the codification of the laws and custom of the German states on the basis of Roman law and Napoleonic code

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A suggestion for the codification of the laws and customs of the German states on the basis of Roman law had become the Germanic Volksgeist
Question 4
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Salmond enumerates five characteristics of legal rights. Four such characteristics are:
$$1$$. Subject of right
$$2$$. Object of right
$$3$$. Content of right
$$4$$. Title of right
The fifth characteristic is?

A
Property in respect of which right is claimed

B
Act or omission required by the right

C
The legal reason for the existence of the rights

D
The subject of the corresponding duty
Question 5
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The realist theory of personality explained legal personality as the product of _______.

A
Concession by the state

B
Braketing by courts of a group of natural persons

C
A group of natural persons developing a ground mind

D
Fiction recognized by law
Question 6
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Who described Jurisprudence as Lawyer's extroversion?

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Savigny

B
Salmond

C
Julius Stone

D
Buckland
Question 7
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Positive law is called positive because it is _______.

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Made as a result of divine providence

B
Made as a result of collective effort

C
Made by a person in authority

D
Followed by everybody
Question 8
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The statement "There is no distinction between Public and Private law" is attributed to _____.

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Comte

B
Spencer

C
Duquit

D
Ehrlich
Question 9
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Which of the following is an element of Ihering theory of possession ?

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Overemphasis on the element of animus

B
Equal emphasis on the elements of animus and corpus

C
Owner like appearance in relation to a thing

D
Immediate physical power to exclude any foreign agency
Question 10
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Who among the following jurists has defined ownership as a right over a determinate thing indefinite in point of user unrestricted in point of disposition and unlimited in point of duration ?

A
Austin

B
Bentham

C
Holland

D
Salmond

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Question 1

Every piece of law, in order to be void must fulfil, certain procedural requirements like generality prospectively promulgation, intelligibility and consistency

The contents of every law in order to be valid, must be of a minimum moral standard

The question of morality of every law is a matter for the inner conscience of the legislator and Judges have nothing to do with it

The question of morality of law is not for the courts to determine

Question 2

St. T. Aquinas

John Locke

R. Stammler

R. Rawls

Question 3

A reaction against natural law theory

A reaction against the analytical theory of John-Austin

A reaction to the proposals made by professor A. F. J. Thibaut for the codification of the laws and custom of the German states on the basis of Roman law and Napoleonic code

A suggestion for the codification of the laws and customs of the German states on the basis of Roman law had become the Germanic Volksgeist

Question 4

Property in respect of which right is claimed

Act or omission required by the right

The legal reason for the existence of the rights

The subject of the corresponding duty

Question 5

Concession by the state

Braketing by courts of a group of natural persons

A group of natural persons developing a ground mind

Fiction recognized by law

Question 6

Savigny

Salmond

Julius Stone

Buckland

Question 7

Made as a result of divine providence

Made as a result of collective effort

Made by a person in authority

Followed by everybody

Question 8

Comte

Spencer

Duquit

Ehrlich

Question 9

Overemphasis on the element of animus

Equal emphasis on the elements of animus and corpus

Owner like appearance in relation to a thing

Immediate physical power to exclude any foreign agency

Question 10

Austin

Bentham

Holland

Salmond

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