Topics of Law Test 74

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A claim barred by lapse of time is called an _____.

A
An imperfect right

B
A negative effect

C
A personal right

D
A contingent right
Question 2
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Expulsion of a partner which is not in accordance with the provisions of section $$33$$ of the Indian Partnership Act, $$1932$$ is ______________.

A
Null & Void

B
Null & Void to some extent

C
Is Unconstitutional

D
In good faith and in the interest of partner-ship

Solution

Expulsion of a partner which is not in accordance with the provisions of section 33 of the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 is null and void. Generally expulsion of a partner is discouraged by law and a partner cannot be expelled from the firm at any circumstance. A partner cannot be ordinarily expelled from the firm by any majority of the partners.
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According to Salmond, which theory of punishment out of the following, is in itself not a remedy for the mischief of the offence but an aggravation of it and invites pain and suffering and is offensive of the considerations of the humanity?

A
Retributive

B
Deterrent

C
Preventive

D
Expiatory

Solution

Retributive theory is based in the concept that the accused must be punished with pain and suffering that is proportional to the pain and suffering inflicted on the victim. It is based on the principle of- eye for an eye, Tooth for tooth.
Question 4
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According to one of the theories of punishment, evil should be returned by evil, this theory is known as the ______.

A
Deterent theory

B
Retributive theory

C
Preventive theory

D
Reformative theory

Solution

Retributive Theory- The objective of this theory is to make the offender realize the pain and suffering of his acts. It seeks to inflict the same pain and suffering upon the offender as suffered by its victim.
Question 5
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A owes to b rupees five hundred which has become time barred. B's claim to rupees five hundred is _____.

A
In the nature of an imperfect legal right

B
In the nature of perfect legal right

C
In the nature of only a moral right

D
No right at all
Question 6
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Why is the expiatory theory of punishment obsolete now?

A
It does not empower the state to impose punishment

B
It is incapable to reform the wrong doer

C
It is based on moral doctrine

D
It enlarges the limits of Jurisprudence

Solution

Expiatory Thery of punishment does not punish the accused physically nut economically. Compensation is given by the accused to the victim instead of any physical punishment inflicted upon the accused.
Question 7
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An eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth is the principle of______.

A
Retributive Theory

B
Preventive Theory

C
Deterrent Theory

D
None of the above

Solution

Retributive Theory- The objective of this theory is to make the offender realize the pain and suffering of his acts.
Question 8
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Tort of conspiracy occurs where _______.

A
two or more persons combine to injure a third party by unlawful means

B
two or more persons combine to injure a third party by lawful means

C
two or more persons combine to help a third party by lawful means

D
two or more persons combine not to injure a third party by unlawful means

Solution

Conspiracy per se is a civil as well as a criminal wrong. Tort of conspiracy occurs when two or more people agree to do something illegal or commit a tort.
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Good owned by A were put by her rooms in the house of B with B's permission. The rooms were locked by A's agent. Who gave the keys to H, A's husband with the permission of A. The possession of the rooms was with _____.

A
A

B
Agent

C
B

D
H

Solution

Possession in legal terms refers to the intentionally exercising control over a thing. It can be actual possession (refers to the physical custody or control over an object) or constructive possession (refers to a position where person does not have physical custody but legally has the control over it. In the present instance, H has constructive possession over A's property as he has the keys which are symbolic of possession. Further, the present instance also falls within the category of possession with consent (possession with consent from the actual owner).
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Retribution under the retributive theory of punishment means the wrong doer _______.

A
Is sunned by the society

B
Pays for wrong doing

C
Is punished by God

D
Is moraly reformed

Solution

Retributive Theory- The objective of this theory is to make the offender realize the pain and suffering of his acts. It seeks to inflict the same amount of harm, pain and suffering that the wrongdoer must have inflicted upon its victim.

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Topics of Law Test 74

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Question 1

An imperfect right

A negative effect

A personal right

A contingent right

Question 2

Null & Void

Null & Void to some extent

Is Unconstitutional

In good faith and in the interest of partner-ship

Solution

Question 3

Retributive

Deterrent

Preventive

Expiatory

Solution

Question 4

Deterent theory

Retributive theory

Preventive theory

Reformative theory

Solution

Question 5

In the nature of an imperfect legal right

In the nature of perfect legal right

In the nature of only a moral right

No right at all

Question 6

It does not empower the state to impose punishment

It is incapable to reform the wrong doer

It is based on moral doctrine

It enlarges the limits of Jurisprudence

Solution

Question 7

Retributive Theory

Preventive Theory

Deterrent Theory

None of the above

Solution

Question 8

two or more persons combine to injure a third party by unlawful means

two or more persons combine to injure a third party by lawful means

two or more persons combine to help a third party by lawful means

two or more persons combine not to injure a third party by unlawful means

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Question 9

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Agent

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H

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Question 10

Is sunned by the society

Pays for wrong doing

Is punished by God

Is moraly reformed

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