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Test: Family Law - Question 1

The essentials condition for remarriage is ___

Test: Family Law - Question 2

Hindu underived family is not like as corporation a entity

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Test: Family Law - Question 3

Generally Hindu family is presume to be a family

Test: Family Law - Question 4

As per_____ of hindu marriage act, neither party should have a spouse living at the time of the marriage will be offence.

Test: Family Law - Question 5

Hindu Marriage act is ____

Test: Family Law - Question 6

What must be the age difference between adopting male and adopted child?

Test: Family Law - Question 7

What is the origin of Hindu law?

Test: Family Law - Question 8

In which case court held that the children out the Muslim marriage shall be entitled to maintenance under the CrPC after divorce

Test: Family Law - Question 9

When The Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956 come into force

Test: Family Law - Question 10

To whom Hindu law is not applied?

Detailed Solution for Test: Family Law - Question 10

Hindu law is not applied to a person who is no longer a practicing Hindu. When a Hindu converts to Christianity, they are no longer considered a Hindu and therefore Hindu law does not apply to them. Instead, they would be subject to the laws of their new religion, Christianity.

Test: Family Law - Question 11

Which are the primary source of Muslim law ?

Test: Family Law - Question 12

The property which cannot be divided by its form or type, its division ______done

Test: Family Law - Question 13

The term ' Hindu ' used in the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 includes all except one :

Test: Family Law - Question 14

When a Muslim husband and wife mutually consent to a divorce, it is known as? 

Detailed Solution for Test: Family Law - Question 14

Khula: The divorce at the instance of the wife upon the return of Mahr or any other conditions as may be prescribed. Mubarat: The divorce by mutual consent of husband and wife. Faskh: Divorce declared through court when approached by either of the parties.

Test: Family Law - Question 15

A leading case on mental cruelty is

Test: Family Law - Question 16

Ceremonies of marriage are not necessary under :

Detailed Solution for Test: Family Law - Question 16

1. The Special Marriage Act

Explanation:

Under The Special Marriage Act, 1954, the ceremonies of marriage are not necessary. This act allows for a civil form of marriage that does not require the performance of religious ceremonies. The marriage is solemnized through a civil contract before a Marriage Officer, and it does not require the fulfillment of traditional or religious marriage rites.

In contrast, The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936 (Parsi Law), and Muslim Law generally require certain religious ceremonies or rituals to be performed for the marriage to be considered valid.

Test: Family Law - Question 17

In case of an offence of Dowry death should have occurred within years of her marriage.

Test: Family Law - Question 18

Marriage between an unmarried woman and a married man is :

Test: Family Law - Question 19

' A ' is a Hindu female aged about 24 ' A ' adopted a boy of 12 years old adoption is :

Test: Family Law - Question 20

A widowed Hindu daughter-in-law:

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