1. A public nuisance
A. cannot become a private nuisance under any circumstances
B. can become a private nuisance if it causes special or particular damage to a person different from the damage caused to the public as a whole
2. Evidence is a rule of evidence which comes into operation if:
A. a statement of the existence of a fact has been made by the defendant or an authorized agent of his to the plaintiff or some one on his behalf
B. with the intention that the plaintiff should act upon the faith of the statement
C. the plaintiff does act upon the faith of the statement
D. All of the above
3. Which section of the Indian Evidence Act deals with "Opinion as to existence of right or custom"?
Ans: Sec. 48
4. Ordinary bill can be detained by the Rajya Sabha for a maximum period of
Ans: six months
5. Immunity from actions under statutory authority is
A. restricted to harms which are obvious to the exercise of authority
B. restrict to harms which are incidental to the exercise of such authority
C. available not only for that harm which is obvious but also for that harm which is incidental to the exercise of such authority
6. Admissions
A. may operate as estoppel
B. are conclusive proof
7. The question is whether A committed a crime at Calcutta on a certain day. A was at Chennai is relevant
A. as it makes existence of fact in issue highly improbable
B. as a motive for fact in issue
8. Case of Sanwal Das vs State of Bihar is related to the rule of
Ans: Res Gestae
9. A confusion by an accused can be used against co-accused under Section 30 of the Indian Evidence Act
A. as hearsay evidence
B. only as corroborative evidence
10. Assertion(A): Extra-judicial confession if voluntary can be relied upon with other evidence.
Reason(R): Extra-judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence.
A. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation
B. A is true but R is false
2. Evidence is a rule of evidence which comes into operation if:
A. a statement of the existence of a fact has been made by the defendant or an authorized agent of his to the plaintiff or some one on his behalf
B. with the intention that the plaintiff should act upon the faith of the statement
C. the plaintiff does act upon the faith of the statement
D. All of the above
3. Which section of the Indian Evidence Act deals with "Opinion as to existence of right or custom"?
Ans: Sec. 48
4. Ordinary bill can be detained by the Rajya Sabha for a maximum period of
Ans: six months
5. Immunity from actions under statutory authority is
A. restricted to harms which are obvious to the exercise of authority
B. restrict to harms which are incidental to the exercise of such authority
C. available not only for that harm which is obvious but also for that harm which is incidental to the exercise of such authority
6. Admissions
A. may operate as estoppel
B. are conclusive proof
7. The question is whether A committed a crime at Calcutta on a certain day. A was at Chennai is relevant
A. as it makes existence of fact in issue highly improbable
B. as a motive for fact in issue
8. Case of Sanwal Das vs State of Bihar is related to the rule of
Ans: Res Gestae
9. A confusion by an accused can be used against co-accused under Section 30 of the Indian Evidence Act
A. as hearsay evidence
B. only as corroborative evidence
10. Assertion(A): Extra-judicial confession if voluntary can be relied upon with other evidence.
Reason(R): Extra-judicial confession is a weak piece of evidence.
A. Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation
B. A is true but R is false
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