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PAPER – II
NOTE : This paper contains fifty (50) objective type questions of two (2) marks each. All
questions are compulsory.
1. In which of the following cases, the 4. Rights of a citizen under Article-19
Supreme Court held that ‘the preamble are automatically suspended during
is the part of the constitution’ ? the period of emergency, if
(A) Berubari union and Exchage of emergency under Article-352 is
enclave declared on the grounds of :
(B) Golaknath v/s State of Punjab (A) war, external aggression or
(C) Kesavananda Bharati v/s State armed rebellion
of Kerala
(D) None of the above (B) war or armed rebellion
(C) external aggression or armed
2. Clause(5) of article-15 has been rebellion
added to the constitution by : (D) war or external aggression
(A) Constitution (First Amendment)
Act
(B) Constitution (Seventh Amend- 5. In which of the following cases the
ment) Act supreme court has held that the word
(C) Constitution (Forty-second ‘law’ in Article-21 does not mean
Amendment) Act merely an enacted piece of law but
(D) Constitution (Ninety-third must be just, fair and reasonable law ?
Amendment) Act (A) A.K. Gopalan v/s State of
Madras
3. Match List-I with List-II and select (B) Maneka Gandhi v/s Union of
the correct answer using the codes India
given below the lists :
(C) Both (A) and (B) above
List – I List – II
i. Equal justice and a. Article-44 (D) None of the above
free legal aid
ii. Uniform civil code b. Article- 6. A distinguished jurist can be
for citizens 48A appointed as a judge of the :
iii Protection and c. Article- (A) high court only
. improvement of 39A (B) supreme court only
environment and
(C) high court or supreme court
safeguarding of
both
forests and wild
life. (D) none of the above
iv. Promotion of d. Article 51
international peace 7. ‘Which cannot be done directly,
and security cannot be done indirectly.’ – This
Codes : statement epitomises the doctrine of :
i ii iii iv (A) colourable legislation
(A) c b d a (B) pith and substance
(B) c a b d
(C) harmonious construction
(C) a b c d
(D) d a b c (D) eclipse
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8. Match List-I with List-II by using the 10. Match List-I (Name of Books) with
codes given below : List-II (Name of Writers) and select
Possession must be protected because : the correct answer :
List – I List – II
List– I List – II a. Pure theory of 1. Hans Kelson
1. Kent a. Man by taking law
possession has b. Three lectures 2. Max Muller
brought the object on Vedanta
within his sphere philosophy
of will. c. Judiciary 3. Justice V.D.
2. Hegal b. In possession there attacks and Tulzapurkar
is manifestation of survivals
individual’s will. d. The growth of 4. Justice
law Cardozo
3. Hollard c. Every act of Codes :
violence is a b c d
unlawful. (A) 1 2 3 4
4. Savigny d. It is essential for (B) 4 3 2 1
preservation of (C) 3 1 4 2
peace. (D) 2 4 1 3
Codes :
11. The term ‘Legal Theory’ has been
1 2 3 4 first time coined by :
(A) c b d a (A) Hans Kelson
(B) W. Friedman
(B) a d b c
(C) Salmond
(C) b d c a (D) Ronald Dworkin
(D) a b c d
12. Which of the following statement is
not true about the conformity of
9. Which one of the following custom ?
statements is not correct ? (A) It should be in conformity with
(A) Austin and Kelson did much to public policy.
rescue jurisprudence from the (B) It should be in conformity with
so-called confusion of social statutory law.
sciences. (C) In England, custom will be
recognised even if it is in
(B) Historical school of conflict with some fundamental
jurisprudence was a reaction principles of law.
against a prior methods of (D) The custom must not be in
reasoning of eighteen century conflict with tradition.
natural law.
(C) Cujas and Hugo also applied 13. “No one has any other right than always
the historical approach in the to do his duty.” It was stated by :
study of law. (A) Kelsen
(B) Prof. Duguit
(D) Savigny did not discard the (C) Holland
principle of natural law. (D) Salmond
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J-58-14 5 Paper-II
14. Assertion (A) : Custom is per se 17. Match List-I with List-II and select
law, independent of its prior the correct answer using the codes
recognition by the sovereign or given below :
List – I List – II
the judge. i. International a. Peace keeping
Reason (R) : Custom is a source custom
of law. ii. United Nations b. Source of
Codes : international
(A) Both (A) and (R) are true but law
(R) is the correct explanation of iii Enforcing c. Entry 14, list I
(A). . judgement of read with
international Article-73.
(B) Both (A) and (R) are true but court of justice
(R) is not a correct explanation iv. Nirmal bose d. Political
of (A). v/s Union of mechanism
(C) (A) is true but (R) is false. India, AIR
(D) (A) is false but (R) is true. Calcutta, p.506
Codes :
i ii iii iv
15. Assertion (A) : According to John (A) b a d c
Austin, international law is true (B) a b d c
law and not negative (C) a b c d
international morality. (D) d b a c
Reason (R) : Three elements in 18. Estrada doctrine relates to
Austin’s definition of law, (A) Necessity of recognition
namely command of the (B) form of recognition
sovereign, duty of inferiors and (C) No necessity of recognition
(D) Recognition is superficial
sanction incase inferior who
commit breach of the command 19. Principle of United Nation is
are absent in international law. (A) Some sovereigns are more
equal than others.
Codes : (B) Member nations have rights but
(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and no obligations.
(R) is the correct explanation of (C) All members shall settle their
(A). international disputes by
(B) Both (A) and (R) are true but peaceful means.
(R) is not a correct explanation (D) All members shall settle their
of (A). national disputes by peaceful
means.
(C) (A) is true but (R) is false.
(D) (A) is false but (R) is true. 20. Doctrine of forum prorogatum means
(A) Jurisdiction cannot be conferred
16. “International law is international upon an existing tribunal not
otherwise competent by the
morality or ethics, international litigants during the proceedings.
courtesy or convention in the social (B) Jurisdiction can be conferred
sense of the word, comity as upon an existing tribunal not
distinguished from rule of law.” otherwise competent by the
Above statement is attributed to : litigants during the proceedings.
(A) Hobbes (C) Jurisdiction can be conferred
(B) Pufendorf upon an existing tribunal not
otherwise competent by the
(C) Bentham litigants after the proceedings.
(D) Kelsen (D) None of the above
Paper-II 6 J-58-14
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(C) (A) ÃÖÆüß Æîü, ¯Ö¸ü®ŸÖã (R) ÝÖ»ÖŸÖ Æîü … Ûú»ÖÛú¢ÖÖ, ¯Öé 506
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i ii iii iv
(A) b a d c
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J-58-14 7 Paper-II
21. Assertion (A) : Nikah is a regular
and permanent form of
marriage among Muslims.
Reason (R) : Muta is contractual
form of marriage and is most
uncommon in India.
Codes :
(A) Both (A) and (R) are correct.
(B) (A) is correct but (R) is false.
(C) (R) is correct but (A) is wrong.
(D) Neither (A) is correct nor (R) is
correct.
22. Where a Hindu male and Hindu
female contract their marriage under
the special Marriage Act, 1954,
Hindu personal law :
(A) Applies to such marriage
(B) Does not apply
(C) Applies with some
modifications
(D) Applies with Indian Contract Act
23. When two persons are descendants of
a common ancestor but by different
wives, they are said to be related to
each other by :
(A) Full Blood
(B) Uterine Blood
(C) Half - Blood
(D) None of the above
24. The term “Hindu” denotes the
persons :
(i) professing Hindu religion
(ii) professing Buddh, Jain or Sikh
religion
(iii) who are not professing
Muslims Christian, Parsi or
Jain religion.
In respect of the aforesaid
propositions which is correct ?
(A) (i) and (ii) are correct and (iii)
is incorrect.
(B) (ii) and (iii) are correct and (i)
is incorrect.
(C) (i) and (iii) are incorrect but (ii)
is correct.
(D) (i), (ii) and (iii) all are correct.
Paper-II
25. Assertion (A) : A having a wife
alive, marries another wife.
The marriage is void.
Reason (R) : Monogamy is the Law.
Codes :
(A) Both (A) and (R) are true.
(B) Both (A) and (R) are false.
(C) (A) is true but (R) is false.
(D) (A) is false but (R) is true.
26. A marriage under Muslim law
between persons with fosterage
relationship is :
(A) Sahih
(B) Batil
(C) Fasid
(D) None of the above
27. Under the Indian Contract Act,
acceptance of proposal should be
(A) Conditional or Unconditional
(B) Conditional but not absolute
(C) Unconditional and absolute
(D) Unconditional but not absolute
28. In Indian Contract Act, the term
voidable contract has been defined
under :
(A) Section 2(e)
(B) Section 2(h)
(C) Section 2(i)
(D) Section 2(g)
29. Contractual liability arises, where
(A) there is offer and acceptance only
(B) there is intention to create legal
relation
(C) there is loss to one party
(D) the loss of one party is the gain
of other party
30. There may be a contract without
consideration, if
(A) agreement is in writing and
registered.
(B) parties to the agreement are in
near relationship.
(C) agreement is made due to
natural love and affection.
(D) All the above elements are
present.
8 J-58-14
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31. An agreement of trade combination 36. P voluntarily accepted lift from D
to regulate legal trade in organised who was drunk and driving the car. D
way is was affected by the drink and this
(A) Void (B) Voidable was known to P. D caused the
(C) Legal (D) Illegal accident in which P suffered injury.
Here,
32. Which one of the following (A) D can escape the liability
statements is true ? because P was aware of risk.
(A) Intimation of minimum price is
proposal. (B) D is liable because P did not
agree to suffer the harm.
(B) An agreement against public
policy is voidable. (C) D is not liable because he gave
(C) An agreement, the meaning of free lift to P.
which is not certain is void. (D) D is liable because the degree
(D) Contingent contracts are of intoxication was not to such
illegal. an extent that it can be assumed
that there was voluntary
33. Which one of the following is correct ? assumption of risk by P.
(A) Damages can be dispensed
with in tortü
(B) Damages cannot be awarded in 37. A rickshaw was being pulled by the
tort when other remedies are rickshaw puller with three passengers
provided by a statute on board, which was against law. A
(C) A remedy by way of damages bus was being driven rashly and
is essential ingredient of tort negligently by its driver. The bus
(D) Damages can be awarded only collides with rickshaw resulting into
if there is a physical injury damage to rickshaw and injury to
rickshaw passengers. Here
34. After considering the following, (A) passengers cannot claim
choose the right choice : compensation from bus
1. infringement of a legal right operator for the injury as they
2. legal damage themselves were not acting
3. any damage according to law.
4. existence of a legal right (B) passengers cannot claim
Right to claim damages in tort would compensation from bus
arise only if : operator as there was
(A) 1, 2 and 3 are present. contributory negligence on
(B) 1, 2 and 4 are present. their part.
(C) 1, 3 and 4 are present.
(C) passengers can claim full
(D) All 1, 2, 3, 4 are present.
compensation from bus
operator as their negligence has
35. Mental condition of the wrong doer is
not contributed to their injury.
(A) relevant in all torts
(B) not relevant in tortious liability (D) passengers are entitled for
(C) relevant in case of strict compensation which shall be
liability proportionally reduced taking
(D) relevant in torts based on fault into account their illegal act.

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38. Consider the following and then
select the right code :
1. Absolute liability implies
liability without fault.
2. In case of absolute liability
defendant is liable for the injury if
his act is the direct and proximate
cause of plaintiff’s injury.
3. Absolute liability is the liability
of the defendant without any
defence.
4. In absolute liability, defendant
can escape the liability if he
can prove that the damage was
the result of an act of stranger.
Codes :
(A) 1, 2 and 4 are correct.
(B) 2 and 3 are correct.
(C) 1, 2 and 3 are correct.
(D) 1 and 4 are correct.
39. Causing one thing to resemble
another thing is known as :
(A) Counterfeit (B) Deception
(C) Cheating (D) All of them
40. A private libel is not considered as
strict liability because :
(A) There is no common injury or
danger inferred from the facts
(B) It was the result of bonafide
belief
(C) It is not a statutory offence
(D) The principles of Rayland v/s
Fletcher is not applicable
41. Assertion (A) : The principle of
common intention applies
when a criminal act is done by
several persons in furtherance
of that intention.
Reason (R) : A intentional co-
operation for committing an
offence culminated from
several acts.
Codes :
(A) (A) is true but (R) is not the
reason.
(B) Both (A) and (R) are true and
(R) is the reasonable
explanation of (A) .
(C) Both are distinctive offences
and (A) is not dependent on (R).
(D) (A) is false but (R) is true.
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42. Assertion (A) : The right of private
defence does not depend upon
the actual criminality of the
aggressor but on the wrongful
character of the act attempted.
Reason (R) : Even if an act is
treated as offence the right of
private defence arises against
the author despite his personal
incapacity.
Codes :
(A) (A) is correct principle because
(R) is the right reason.
(B) (A) is untenable under law
while (R) is the justifiable
cause.
(C) (A) is the law on an unlawful
act while (R) results without
mens rea.
(D) (A) is not true while (R) is false.
43. The maxim “De Minimis non curat”
relates to _______.
(A) Slight harm
(B) Trifles
(C) Exhibition of disrespect
(D) Annoyance
44. Instigating or engaging in a
conspiracy or intentionally aiding a
person to commit an offence is better
known as _____.
(A) Principal Crime
(B) Second Degree Crime
(C) Wilful mis-representation
(D) Abetment
45. The First Come Last Go, and the Last
Come First Go rule is associated with
(A) Strike
(B) Lock out
(C) Retrenchment
(D) Closure
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46. One of the following is not the duty
of works committee under the
Industrial Disputes Act.
(A) To promote measures for
securing and preserving amity
and good relations between the
employees and workmen.
(B) To form groups among
workmen and strengthen
mediation between employer
and employee.
(C) To achieve the object, it is their
duty to comment upon matter
of common interest or concern
of employers and workmen.
(D) to endeavour to compose any
material difference of opinion in
respect of matters of common
interest or concern between
employers and workmen.
47. An unregistered trade union has one
of the following disadvantage :
(A) It can acquire and hold both
movable and immovable
property.
(B) It has no corporate existence.
(C) It can contract through agents.
(D) It is a legal entity.
48. In order to entitle the workmen to
wages for the period of strike, the
strike should be legal as well as
justified. The above principle was
laid down in one of the following
case by the apex court :
(A) Crompton Greaves v/s The
workmen AIR 1978 SC.
(B) Ballarpur collieries v/s C.G.I.T
Dhanbad AIR 1972 SC.
(C) Management of India
Radiatiors Ltd and another v/s
presiding officer and another
AIR 2003 II LLJ (Mad)
(D) Workmen of Motor Industries
Co. Ltd v/s Management of
Motor Industires Co Ltd AIR
1969 SC.
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49. In one of the following case the
Supreme Court held that when
retrenchment of a workmen is invalid
reinstatement can be ordered :
(A) Harindara Singh v/s Punjab
State warehousing Corporation
2010 II LLJ SC
(B) Surendara Kumar Verma v/s
Central Govt. Indl. Tribunal
1981 ILLJ SC
(C) Management W.B. India Ltd
v/s Jagannath AIR 1974 SC
(D) Pioneer Ltd v/s Tajdar Hussain
AIR 1974 SC
50. In which of the following, the
members of the registered trade
union can claim immunity in
criminal cases ?
(A) The combination of two or
more members of a registered
trade union act in furtherance
of a trade dispute.
(B) The combination of two or
more members of a registered
trade union act with an
intention to create loss or
damage to the properties of the
employer.
(C) The trade union leaders in
exercise of the managerial
powers direct the workers from
abstaining to do the work.
(D) The members of a trade union
act in combination with an
intention to coerce the
employer to acced to their
demands.
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