CLAT Mock Test - 5 - CLAT
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A student was motivated by his teacher to sell his car (Value being Rs. 10,00,000) for Rs. 5,00,000. The student sold the same at the desired price of the teacher. The student can sue the teacher on the ground of:
A person to whom money has been paid anything delivered under coercion
A polished B shoes without being accepted by B to do so. B does not make any attempt to stop A from polishing the shoes. Decide
A buyer can sue for specific performance of the contract if the goods are…………..
A patient is brought to a hospital maintained by B. The patient is to be operated upon. If as a result of faulty oxygen supply machine, the patient dies on the operation table, then:
X along with other passengers hired a bus owned by Y and driven by his driver Z. in the mid-way, the bus was punctured. So Y transferred X and other passengers to another bus owned by L, and driven by his servant R. The second bus met with an accident, in which X died and some other passengers were injured. W, X widow, sued for her husband death. In this case which one of the following is correct?
In which one of the following situations A will be liable for defamation? A writes a letter containing a defamatory matter about B and
Legal Principle: Volenti non fit injuria means a person has no remedy against an injury caused by an act to which he has consented.
Situation: Ravi was in a hurry to get to the airport to catch the plane and he hired a taxi run by Sekhon Taxi Stand, well known in that locality. Ravi asked the driver to drive fast. In the city zone, there was a speed limit of 60 km per hours and the driver, rather reluctantly, drove quite fast at times 90 km per hour to reach the airport in time. As a result, the driver lost control and hit an obstacle and Ravi was badly injured. Ravi filed a suit against the taxi stand.
Assertion (A): when you invite somebody to your house, you cannot sue him for trespass.
Reason (R): one cannot enforce a right which one has voluntarily waived or abandoned
‘X’ with a view to murdering ‘Y’ enters ‘Y’ bedroom at night when ‘Y’ is out of station. What is ‘X’ guilty of?
when was Pondicherry handed over by French to India and added as UT
Where a muslim male and a muslim female contract their marriage under the special marriage act 1954, Muslim personal law
The chairman of Public accounts committee (PAC) of the parliament is appointed by
Which court is regarded as the Guardian of Fundamental rights of the people
Which of the following is/are listed among the Directive Principles in Part IV of the constitution?
I. equal pay for equal work
II. Uniform civil code
III. small family norm
IV. education through mother tongue at primary level
Who decides whether a member of parliament is subject to any disqualification?
Principle: Master/Principle is vicariously liable for the tort committed by a servant/agent in the performance of his duties as a servant/agent
Facts: The plaintiff, a bullion merchant was arrested by the police on a charge of purchasing stolen goods. Some of the gold and silver ornaments were seized from the plaintiff and were kept in the police custody. The duty constable appropriated the gold ornaments and escaped to a foreign country. The plaintiff after being acquitted brought an action against the state for the compensation. In this case compensation is
Principle: Defamation means publication of a false and derogatory statement about another person without lawful justification
Facts: A writes a derogatory letter to B containing defamatory remarks in reference of B in Urdu language. A is aware that B does not know Urdu. B goes to C who knows Urdu and the letter is read over by C to him. B sues A for defamation
Principle: False imprisonment is the confinement of a person without just cause or excuse. There must be a total restraint of the person and the onus of proving reasonable cause is on the defendant
Facts: A entered in B’s park where there was an artificial lake for the boating. A paid 100Rs. For entering the park and has to pay 100Rs at the time of exit. A waited for 30 minutes but no boat was available. A came out however denied to pay 100Rs. For exit, B did not allow A to leave the park unless he paid 100Rs for exit. A sued B for false imprisonment
Principle: Attempt is an act done with intent to commit crime, and forming part of the series of acts which would constitute actual commission of the crime, if not interrupted
Facts: A intending to murder B by poison, purchases poison and mixes the same with a glass of water. He gave to the bearer to serve B. the bearer while approaching B, loses the balance and the glass drops out of his tray
In India, the reckoning date for the determination of the juvenile is the
when a judge makes certain remarks in the course of his judgment which are said by the way and do not have direct bearing on the facts at hand, such remarks are called
An offer was sent by post, the acceptor wrote accepted on the letter, put it in his drawer & forgot about it. The transaction is
‘A’ offers to sell his car to ‘B’ for Rs. 50,000. ‘B’ agrees to buy the car offering Rs. 45,000. The reply of ‘B’ amounts to
Mistake of both the parties about the subject matter renders an agreement
‘A’ contracts to pay ‘B’ Rs. 1,000 if the B’s house is burnt. This is a
Principle: Voluntary drunkenness is not a defence under section 85 and 86 IPC
Facts: A has in his possession a bottle of poisonous lotion for external application and a bottle of medicine for internal use. A in a drunken condition gives to his child an ounce of the poisonous lotion to drink as a result of which the child died. Is A guilty of any offence?
Principle: Attempt to murder is punishable under Section 307 IPC, but preparation is not an offence.
Facts: A mixes sugar, thinking that it was poison in the tea meant for B with an intention to cause his death. What offence, if any has been committed by A?
Principle: Bigamy is punishable under Section 494 IPC.
Facts: A believing, she was not validly married to B, deserts him and marries C. Has she committed bigamy
Principle: A person is guilty of culpable homicide amounting to murder, if the act by which the death is caused is done with the intention of causing murder.
Facts: A was suffering from Jaundice and inflammation of the brain and B was in the knowledge of this condition. One day, during a heated argument on some issue, A slapped B in anger. B lost his self control and dealt a severe blow on A’s head. As a result, A died. The police sought to prosecute B for murder
Principle: `Volenti non fit injuria', a well-established legal principle, means that a person has no legal remedy for the injury caused by an act which he has consented.
Situation: An old man was walking in a narrow one-way lane in the opposite direction. It was night-time and there was no street lighting. A car moving in right direction but without headlights knocked him down since the driver could not see him. He filed a suit against the driver.
The railway budget Was separated from the central budget in the year
Principle: 1) Parties to contract should be capable of entering into a contract, only than they can lay the foundation of a valid contract
2) every person is competent to contract who is of age of majority
Facts: A minor agreed with B to become a tenant of his house and to pay Rs. 10000 for the furniture therein. He paid Rs. 8000 in cash and gave a promissory note for the balance. A occupied the premises and used the furniture for some months and then brought an action for refund of consideration. In this case
They went to Agra ___________ bus because they couldn't catch the train.