(418900179) Mock Test 5 PDF

Mock Test 5 (CLAT Pattern)
Directions (01-10): Read the following passage carefully and answer the
questions given below it. Certain words/phrases are given in bold to help you
to locate them while answering some of the questions.
Diamonds were formed by being 'squeezed together' and according to
scientists, this happened about a hundred million years ago. At that time there
existed beneath the ground a mass of hot liquid rock. The earth was in its early
cooling stage, and in the process the mass of liquid rock was subjected to extreme
heat and pressure. One of the results was that certain chemical combinations were
formed.
And one of these was highly crystallized carbon - what we call a 'diamond'. Two of the
most interesting
things about diamonds are their hardness and their brilliance. A diamond is actually
about fve times as hard as the next hardest substance on earth. Because a
diamond is so hard, getting it ready for use in jewellery is quite a complicated and
skilful process. First, a diamond is cleaved, or divided. This requires a great deal of
study to make sure it will split along certain natural lines. A narrow notch is then cut
with another diamond having a sharp point. An iron or steel edge is laid on this line
and a sharp blow is struck. If all has been done correctly, the diamond splits
instantly in two in exactly the direction desired. Diamonds also have 'facets', or
little faces, cut into them. This is done on a high-speed iron wheel on the edge of
which is diamond dust mixed in oil. The average brilliant diamond is cut with 58
facets. All this is done to give the diamond the right shape and brilliance. Basically,
a diamond is a beautiful gem. Its beauty makes it desirable and valuable. The value
of one diamond differs from that of another. That is because they vary considerably
in colour and quality. They occur in all colours of the rainbow. Some colours are
rarer than others. The highest values are placed on those tinged with red or
blue, and clear, colourless diamonds. Another factor which determines its value is
purity. Diamonds may
be as pure as a drop of water, or may show defects from a small pinpoint to a large
faw. There are many diamonds that have been so valuable they have actually
played a part in history. Possession of the famous Koh-I-Noor (Mount of Light) was
so greatly desired by the rulers of Asia that practically all of the conquests of India
from 1400 to 1828 were the result of it. The Hope, an unusually blue diamond
weighing about 44 carats, has also passed through many hands. The Hope is said to
bring misfortune to all who possess it. Inferior grade diamonds are used in industry.
Many are manufactured into diamond- grinding wheels which are used to sharpen
tools and to grind lenses. Industrial diamonds are also used
in drills by mining companies to drill through rock.
1.
Which of the following statements about diamonds is true?

A.
They were 'squeezed together'
by scientists. B.
They are millions of
years old.
C.
They were formed when the earth was cold.
D.
They were combined with highly crystallized carbon.
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2.
3.
A diamond is unique because

A.
it is the hardest substance on earth.
B.
it is as hard as other hard
substances. C.
it is used for
jewellery.
D.
it is not easy to make it into jewellery.
From the third paragraph, we know that
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A.
dividing a diamond is a dificult, time
consuming task.
B.
a diamond has natural lines that divide it into
equal halves. C.
a diamond is gently cut with an
iron or steel edge
D.
a diamond with a sharp point is easily divided according
to specifcations.
4.
In the passage, the word instantly means

A.
equally
B.
immediately
C.
carefully
D.
almost
5.
Diamonds which are less valuable are those that are

A.
tinged
with red. B.
Colourless
C.
very
pure
D.
fawed.
6.
Which of the following statements about The Hope is not true ?

A.
It is very
valuable.
B.
It is beautiful
and large.
C.
It has changed owners
many times. D.
It brings luck
to its owner.
7.
Diamonds are used for the following purposes except

A.
as
jewellery.
B.
as tools for cutting other
diamonds.
C.
s rewards for conquering
countries
D.
in the manufacture of
industrial tools.
8.
Which would be the most suitable title for this passage?

A.
The History of
Diamonds
B.
Processing Diamonds Into
Jewellery
C.
Nature's Hardest
Substance
D.
Famous Diamonds of
the World
9.
What is the meaning of word facets in the context of this passage?

A.
Surface
B.
Layer
C.
Opinion
D.
Manner
10.
Which word is nearly opposite of the word BENEATH in context of this
passage?
A.
Under
B.
above
C.
over
D.
between
In the following passage, the frst and the last parts of the sentence are
numbered 1 and 6. The rest of the sentence is split into four parts and named, P,
Q, R and S. These four parts are not given in their proper order. Read the parts and
fnd out which of the four combinations is correct. Then fnd the correct answer
and blacken the appropriate rectangle in the Answer Sheet.
11.
1.Once a week Deesa led Moti Guj, the elephant, down to the river.
P. After inspection the two would
stand up.
Q. Then Deesa looked at his feet and examined his whole
body for sores. R. The animal knew it was time to return.
S. The elephant lay down on his side, while Deesa rubbed him with
a coir scrubber.
6. Both the elephant and the trainer would
return home. A.
SQPR
B.
QSRP
C.
QPRS
D.
RQSP
12.
1. Anna had longed to see her son.

P. He will arrive at the station at 10 Oclock, she
said to herself. Q. She prepared herself for it.
R. She looked at the
clock.
S. There were only five
minutes left.
6. She rushed out of her house and hailed a taxi to reach the
station in time. A.
QPRS
B.
SPRQ
C.
PRQS
D.
QSRP
13.
1. Mr. Ramaswamy is a very strict man.

P. He earns nearly three thousand
rupees a month.
Q. He also believes that it is foolish to waste ones
time or money.
R. He is not a poor
man.
S. He believes that life means
work only.
6. But he wants his children to lead a
simple life. A.
PSQR
B.
SQRP
C.
RQPS
D.
SRQP
14.
1. It will be better.
P. to a few than
enrol.
Q. to provide quality
education. R. them out as
graduates.
S. en masse and
churn.
6. after perfunctory
teaching
A.
QRSP
B.
RSPQ
C.
QPSR
D.
SRQP
15.
16.
1. I was born here in the old city the girl told us.
P. her answer suggested that her family
has roots. Q. when we inquired.
R. as opposed to the modern towns that consist
mostly of hotels. S. and belongs to the traditional
part where the temple are.
6. Some day people here are more
ethnically pure.
A.
QPSR
B.
SRPQ
C.
PSRQ
D.
SRQP
Find the word which is of the same meaning (synonym) to
the given word: Lenient
A.
Harsh
B.
Strict
C.
Mild
D.
Unforgiving
17.

the given word: Ignore
A.
Respect
B.
Disregard
C.
Regard
D.
Consider
18.

the given word: Wander
A.
Loiter B.
Steady C.
Stop
D.
Stationary
19.

the given word: Revolt
A.
Obey
Loyal
Rebel
D.
Submit
20.
B.
C.

the given word: Scanty
A.
Insuffcient B.
Adequate C.
Enough
D.
Plentiful
Each sentence has four parts P, Q, R and S. Find out the correct order of
the parts in each question to make a meaningful sentence.
21
Of the next election (P)/ while a politician (Q)/ always thinks (R)/ a statesman
.
thinks of the next
generation (S).
A.
QRPS
B.
PQRS
C.
RPQS
D.
SPQR
22.
has taken a number of steps (P)/ for safe and comfortable journey (Q)/ the
ministry of railways
(R)/ by the public
(S). A.
QSRP
B.
PSQR
C.
QPSR
D.
RPQS
23.
24.
efect
A.
PSRQ
SPQR
SRPQ
RPQS
(P)/ is not desirable (Q)/ on children (R)/ of cinema (S).

B.
C.
D.
at his dispensary (P)/ went to him (Q)/ people of all professions (R)/
for medicines and treatment (S).
A.
QPRS
B.
RPQS
C.
RQSP
D.
QRPS
25.
he not only (P)/ made others do so (Q)/ but also (R)/ helped the needy
himself (S).
A.
SPQR
B.
PSRQ
C.
QPRS
D.
PRSQ
26.
27.
(d)
In Question nos. 26 to 30, some of the sentences have errors and some have
none. Find out which part of a sentence has an error and blacken the
rectangle corresponding to the appropriate letter (a), (b), and (c). If there is
no error, blacken the rectangle corresponding to (d) in the Answer-sheet.
No sooner had the hockey match started (a) when it began (b) to
rain.(c) No error. (d) A. a
B.
b
C.
c
D.
d
The Secretariat (a) comprises of (b) many air-conditioned rooms. (c) No error.
A.
a
b
c
d
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
B.
C.
D.
It is high time (a) he stood on his own (b) two legs.

(c) No error. (d) A.
a
B.
b
C.
c
D.
d
You should avoid (a) to travel (b) in the rush hour.
(c) No error. (d) A.
a
B.
b
C.
c
D.
d
There is (a) only one of his novels (b) that are
interesting. (c) No error. (d) A. a
B.
b
C.
c
D.
d
Directions: in question nos. 31 to 35, a sentence has been given in
Active/Passive voice. Out of the four alternatives suggested, select the one
which best expresses the same sentence in Passive/Active voice and mark
your answer in the Answer-sheet.
Circumstances will oblige me to go.
A.
I will oblige the
circumstances and go.
B.
I shall be obliged to go by the
circumstances.
C.
Under the circumstances, I
should go.
D.
I would be obliged by the
circumstances to go.
We waste much time on trifes.
A.
Much time was wasted
on trifes.
B.
Much time will be wasted
on trifles. C.
Much time is
wasted by us on trifles. D.
Much time is wasted on trifles.
Mohan gave the beggar an old shirt.
A.
An old shirt was given to Mohan by
the beggar. B.
An old shirt was given
to the bagger by Mohan. C.
The
beggar was gave an old shirt by Mohan.
D.
An old shirt was gave to the
beggar by Mohan.
They have made him a king.
A.
A king has been made
by him. B.
He was made
a king by them.
35.
C.
They have been made
kings by him. D.
He has been
made a kind by them.
Who taught you English?
A.
By whom English was
taught to you? B.
By whom
you were taught English?
C.
By whom was English
taught to you? D.
By whom
are you taught English
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given
Situation Critical In some jobs, danger can appear at any moment. In the
blink of an eye, the routine can become perilous. This month, the National
Geographic Channel shows us what happens when a normal situation becomes
Situation Critical. The police try to keep citizens safe, but what happens when the
police are in danger? On February 28, 1997, two men with armour and powerful
rifles robbed a bank in Hollywood, California. The police's weapons were useless
against the criminals'', but they knew they had to end the Hollywood Shootout. In
Colombia, police tried to arrest Pablo Escobar, the world's most notorious drug
dealer. When he fought back with assassinations that killed hundreds, government
oficials decided their only option was Killing Pablo Escobar. For soldiers and pilots,
too, danger is a way of life. This became a painful truth for American pilot Scott
O'Grady in June
1995 when his jet was shot down over Bosnia. O'Grady was able to eject, but he
had to avoid the enemy for days as a Downed Pilot. British SAS troops also found
themselves in harm's way in Sierra Leone in
2000. There, they planned to recover 11 British soldiers who were being held
hostage in a daring SAS Jungle Rescue. Of course, combat isn't the only way to
experience danger. The astronauts of Apollo 13 learned this when an explosion
struck their spacecraft. Low on resources, the astronauts and engineers on the
ground had to act quickly to save Apollo 13. Back on Earth, the Sydney to Hobart
yacht race turned deadly in 1998, with dozens of boats forced to quit and six men
lost at sea. That year, the challenging competition turned into Hell on High Water.
There are situations where our decisions can make the difference between life and
death, the outcome is never certain, and we are left with our hearts pounding.
National Geographic Channel brings us face to face with these dangerous
conditions on Situation Critical.
36. Which is the best description of the kind of situations shown on Situation Critical?
A.
Dangerous circumstances that are
quickly resolved. B.
A location that
involves war or fghting.
C.
Situations that become dangerous all
of a sudden. D.
Movies that look
dangerous.
37.
Which situation is NOT described in the article?
A.
A risky airplane
landing. B.
Rescuing hostages
C.
A tragic
boat race. D.
A
bank robbery.
38.
The purpose of the article is to
_.
A.
describe a few interesting,
dangerous situations B.
list all of the
excitement one might experience C.
explain which kind of situation is most
critical
39.
D.
show how to get out of life-threatening situations
Which of the following would be another good title for Situation Critical?
A.
War Stories
B.
Risky Circumstances
C.
Secret Missions
D.
Secret Missions
40.
Select the word which has just similar meaning as the word POUNDING
in the context of this paragraph.
A.
Bufeting
B.
Hitting
C.
Attracting
D.
Inversely
41.
Bharat Ratna Classical Singer who died recently at the age of 88 ?

A.
Jagijt singh
B.
M S subbulakshmi
C.
Pandit Bhinsenioshi
D.
none of these
42.
The 26th sub-junior and junior National athletics championships held in?
A.
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium,
New Delhi B.
Sree Kanteerava
Stadium, Bangalore C.
PDP
Ground, Mumbai
D.
none of these
43.
Who has been crowned Miss Earth 2010 in Vietnam?

A.
Alyssa Campanella
B.
Alize lily
C.
Nikora Faria
D.
Florim Freiber
E.
None of these
44.
Who is the new CM of Uttarakhand?

A.
Arjun kumar
B.
N D Tiwari
C.
B C khanduri
D.
Ramish pokhariyal
E.
Rajiv shukla
45.
A.
B.
C.
D.
46.
Who is the new IPL

Chairman?
Lalit modi
Rajiv shukla
shashi throor
none of these
Which South-American country is a founding member of OPEC?

A.
Venezuela
B.
Peru
C.
Urugvay
D.
Colombia
E.
None of these
47.
A.
Which bank is celebrating 106th foundation day in 2011?

Bank of Rajsthan
B.
C.
D.
Bank of Baroda
Bank of India
Allahabad Bank
48.
Name the RTI activist who was shot dead in Bhopal in August 2011?
A.
Shehla Masood
B.
Amit Jethwa
C.
Nadeem
Saiyed
D.
Niyamat Ansari E.
None of these
49.
The middle name of Which CM is Damodardas?

A.
Ashok gehtoth
B.
Damodardas
C.
Kandoi
Haribhai
D.
Narendre Modi E.
None of these
50.
What, in India, uses the slogan Right to common man?

A.
Adhar
B.
Aam
admi C.
pehchan D.
sahara
E.
None of these
51.
Indian OIL day is

celebrated on?
A.
5
september B.
15 september C.
11 september D.
8 september E.
1 september
52.
Who is the author of book The White Tiger & Last Man in Tower ?
A.
Kunal Basu
B.
Arvind
Adiga C.
Arundhati roy D.
Sumit Basu
53.
What is the name of the nano remote sensing satellite built by IIT Kanpur
students?
A.
CubeSet B.
TWSAT C.
Jugnu
D.
none of these
54.
A.
What is the currency of Norway?

Rail
B.
C.
Naira
Euro
D.
Krone
E.
Kyat
55.
Which country has highest debt inGDP ratio in the world?

A.
China
B.
Japan
C.
UK
D.
USA
56.
Oldest stock exchange in Asia?

A.
CSE
B.
BSE
C.
ASE
D.
PAE
E.
None of
these
57.
Which country keeps time 15 minutes ahead of Indian standard time?

A.
Nepal
B.
sree
lanka
C.
Bhutan
D.
Japan
58.
Which of the following won the Baseball World cup?

A.
Finland
B.
Colombia
C.
Netherland
D.
none of
these
59.
The union cabinet recently approved setting up of
Institutes of
Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NPERs).
A.
Six B.
Five C.
Ffour D.
Two
60.
of
new National
The Union Cabinet approved the establishment of new Institutes at the cost
?
A.
600.15
Crore
B.
715.15 Crore C.
633.15 Crore D.
615.15 Crore
61.
Where was the Indonesia-India Biennial Tread Ministers (BTMF) Meet hold in
October?
A.
New
Delhi
B.
Bangkok
C.
Jkarta
D.
none of
these
62.
Newly Introduced Niryat Bandhu concept is related to?
A.
Foreign Police
B.
Foreign Trade
C.
Look Esat Police
D.
none of these
63.
Which country has been awarded the right to hold the World steel
conference in October 2012?
A.
India
B.
sri lanka
C.
china
D.
Japan
E.
None of these
64.
Where will 7th G20 summit held?

A.
Russia
B.
Turkey
C.
Canada
D.
France
E.
None of these
65.
Who won Swarn Shakit Award under project management category ?

A.
NTPC Jhajiar
B.
NTPC Unchahar
C.
NTPC Ramagundam
D.
none of these
66.
South
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
67.
Kalidas samman of MP government has been bestowed this year on?

A.
Anil kapoor
B.
Anupam kher
C.
Aamir khan
D.
om puri
68.
First UN agency, Which has appointed Palestine as a full member..

A.
UNESCO B.
UNICEF C.
BRICS
D.
APEC
69.
South
A.
B.
C.
D.
Asias most powerful air base is located at_?

New Delhi
Pune
Jodhpur
Jabalpur
None of these
Indias frst Metro Rail service was inaugurated in October 2011 in?
Kerala
Karnataka
Pune
Bangalore
E.
these
None of
70.
The oldest ship of Navy which was recently decommissioned is__?

A.
Vinash
B.
Vipul
C.
Sharabh
D.
Nirghal
71.
Who among of the following has been awarded dhyan chand award 2011.
A.
Kuntal
Roy
B.
shabir ali
C.
Rampal
D.
Rajendre
singh
72.
In which of the following states of India, there is no government

department for the regular updation of land record, hence, called a NonLand Record State?
A.
karnataka
B.
kerala
C.
Goa
D.
Bihar
E.
None of
these
73.
Ollanta Humala is the president elect for which among the following latin
American countries?
A.
Paraguay
B.
Bolivia
C.
Peru
D.
Uruguay
74.
What is the projected growth rate of India economy made by IMF for the year
2011-12?
A.
8
parcent
B.
8.2
parcent
C.
8.4 parcent D.
8.6 parcent E.
9 parcent
75.
As perthe revised estimates of CSO for the year 2010-11, GDP groth rate at
factor cost stand at..
A.
8.2
parcent
B.
9
parcent
C.
8.4
parcent
D.
8.5%
E.
9
parcent
76.
M.V. AMET
Majesty is..
A.
India's frst medium
power radar
B.
India's frst cruise liner and on-board
training ship
C.
India's frst indigenous
ballistic missile
D.
none of
these
77.
A meeting of cabinet committee chaired by
intelligence grid.
A.
Dr. Manmohan Singh
B.
P. Chidambram
C.
Kapil Sibbal
D.
A K Antony
78.
Christiana Lagarde is new director general of

A.
World Bank
B.
International monetary fund
C.
Construction
D.
Asian Development Bank
79.
Winner of Wimbledon 2011 women

single's tittle is- A.
Venus Williams
B.
Serena Williams
C.
Francesca Shiavona
D.
Petra Kvitova
80.
Alyssa Campanella has been

crowned- A.
Miss Asia
2011
B.
Miss USA 2011
C.
Miss Canada 2011
D.
none of these
_, cleared the national
81.
Which one of the following lokayuktas has not been matched correctly with
its parent state
A.
Manmohan Sarin (Uttar Pradesh)
B.
Santosh Hegde (Karnataka)
C.
Amreshwar Shahay
(Jharkhand) D.
R N Prasad
(Bihar)
82.
Who has become the frst president of the newly created nation south Sudan
A.
Priscilla Joseph Kuch
B.
John Luk Jok
C.
Salva Kiir Mayadit
D.
Madut Biar
83.
A.
B.
C.
D.
84.
India's new foreign

secretary is
Nirupama Rao
Sunil Mitra
Ranjan Mathai
Shekhar Sinha
Who among the following won the Abu Dhabi F1 grand Prix
A.
Sebastian
vettel B.
Fernando Alonso C.
Jenson Button
D.
Lewis Hemilton
85.
Who celebrated 17th ASEAN Summit, 2011?

A.
Dr. Susilo
Bambang
B.
Chaummaly
Sayasone
C.
Thein
Sein
D.
Norodom
Sinameni
86.
Who among the following are included in the bi-annual global ranking of
50 most infuential thinkers?
A.
Vijay
Govindrajan
B.
Nitin
Nohria
C.
Nirmalya
Kumar
D.
All of
these
87.
Who among the following are included in the bi-annual global ranking of
50 most infuential thinkers?
A.
Vijay
Govindrajan
B.
Nitin
Nohria
C.
Nirmalya
Kumar
D.
All of
these
88.
Which of the following is not among the invite states to G20 summit, 2011?
A.
Ethiopia
B.
Singapore
C.
Spain
D.
Turkey
89.
Who is appointed as the new head for Europe at IMF

(international monetary fund) A.
Reza Moghadam
B.
Siddhart
tiwari
C.
Antonia Borges D.
Legarde
90.
Which of the following maned space craft launched by Russia in space on
November 14,2011?
A.
Soyuz
B.
Agni
C.
Shenzhous
D.
Tiangong 1
91.
The
A.
B.
C.
D.
prime number which is even too:

1
2
12
10
2
92.
A number when Multiplied By 9 and 6 is added to the product. The result is
123. TheA.number
12 is:
B.
18
C.
13
D.
93.
What quantity of water should be added to 3 liter of 10% solution of salt, so
that t became a 5%
salt
solution. A.
1.5 ltr B.
2.7 ltr C.
3 ltr
D.
can not be determined
E.
None of these
94.
95.
96.
97.
If one third of one fourth of a number is 15, what is 30% of that number?
A.
4
8
B.
5
4
C.
3
6
D.
7
2
The average age of a class is 16 years. The average age of the boys in the
class is 15.2 years while that of the girls is 16.8 years. What is the ratio of the
boys to the girls in the class?
A.
1:2
B.
3:4
C.
3:5
D.
E.
None of these
In How many years will a sum be doubled of itself at 12% per
annum simple interest: A.
Less than 8 years
B.
More than 8 years
C.
8 years
D.
12 years
Find the amount of rs 31250 for 2.5 years at 4% compound interest:

A.
3447
6
B.
3881
7
C.
4236
2
D.
4247
1
98.
A man divides Rs.8600 among 5 sons,4 daughters and 2 nephews. If each
daughter receives four times as much as each nephew, and each son receives
fve times as much as each nephew, how much does each daughter receive?
A.
76
0
B.
80
0
C.
82
0
D.
86
0
99.
Kumar spends 75% of his income. His income is increased by 20%
and he increased his expenditure by 10%. Find the percentage
increase in his savings.
A.
40% B.
55%
C.
50% D.
45%
100.
A is twice as good as workman as B and together they fnish a piece of

work in 18 days. In how many days will A alone fnish the work?
A.
24
days
B.
23
days
C.
22 days D.
27 days
101.
Two pipes A and B can fll a tank in 36 min. and 45 min. respectively. A
water pipe C can empty the tank in 30 min. First A and B are opened. After
7 minutes, C is also opened. In how much time, the tank is full?
A.
46
minutes
B.
47
minutes
C.
48 minutes D.
49 minutes
102.
From a group of boys and girls 15 girls leave. There are then left 2 boys for
each girl. After this,
45 boys leave. There are then 5 girls for each boy. Find the number of
girls in the beginning.
A.
3
5
B.
4
0
C.
4
2
D.
4
5
103.
Karthik started a business investing Rs.9000. After 5 months, Shyam
joined with a capital of Rs.8000. If at the end of the year, they earn a proft
of Rs.6970, then what will be the share of Shyam in the proft?
A.
228
0
B.
238
0
C.
237
0
D.
234
0
104.
If the man walks at the rate of 5 kmph, he misses a train by 7 minutes.
However, if he walks at the rate of 6 kmph, he reaches the station 5
minutes before the arrival of the train. Find the distance covered by him to
reach the station.
A.
4km
B.
5km
C.
6km
D.
7km
105.
A train 125 m long passes a man, running at 5 kmph in the same

direction in which the train is going, in 10 seconds. The speed of the train is
A.
42kmph
B.
52kmph
40kmph
50mph
C.
D.
106.
Hari invested an amount of Rs.8000 in a fixed deposit scheme for 2 years at

compound interest rate of 5 p.c.p.a. How much amount will Hari get on
maturity
of the fxed deposit?
A.
882
2
B.
882
0
C.
882
5
D.
875
0
107.
What will be the cost of gardening 1 metre broad boundary around a

rectangular plot having perimeter of 340 metres at the rate of Rs.10 per
square344
metre?
A.
0
B.
330
0
C.
340
0
D.
300
0
108.
A cow is tethered in the middle of a feld with a 14 feet long rope. If the
cow grazes 100 sq.ft. per day, then approximately what time will be taken
by the cow to graze the whole feld?(approx)
A.
4
days
B.
5 days C.
6 days D.
7 days
109.
A park square in shape has a 3 metre wide road inside it running along its
sides. The area occupied by the road is 1764 square metres. What is the
perimeter along the outer edge of the road?
A.
550 m B.
600 m C.
660 m D.
500 m
110.
111.
The diameter of the driving wheel of a bus in 140 cm. How many
revolutions per minute must the wheel make in order to keep a speed of 66
kmph?
A.
22
0
B.
23
0
C.
24
0
D.
25
0
Statement: Should there be an upper age limit of 65 years for
contesting Parliamentary/ Legislative Assembly elections?
Arguments:1. Yes. Generally, people above the age of 65 lose their
dynamism and will power.
2.No. The life span is so increased that people remain physically
and mentally active even up to the age of 80.
A.
Only argument I is
strong B.
Only
argument II is strong C.
Either I or II is strong
D.
strong
E.
strong
Neither I nor II is
Both I and II are
112.
Statement: Should new big industries be started in Mumbai?

Arguments:1. Yes. It will create job opportunities.
2.No. It will further add to the pollution
of the city. A.
Only argument I is
strong
B.
Only argument II is strong
C.
D.
Neither I nor II is strong
E.
Both I and II are strong
113.
Statement: Should high chimneys be installed in industries?

Arguments:1. Yes. It reduces pollution at ground level.
2.No. It increases pollution in upper
atmosphere. A.
Only argument I is
strong
B.
C.
D.
E.
114.
Statement: Does India need so many plans for development?

Arguments:1. Yes. Nothing can be achieved without proper planning.
2. No. Too much time, money and energy is wasted
on planning. A.
Only argument I is strong
B.
C.
D.
E.
115.
Statement: Should articles of only deserving authors be allowed to be
published?
Arguments: 1.Yes. It will save a lot of paper which is in short supply.
2. No. It is not possible to draw a line between the deserving and
the undeserving. A.
Only argument I is strong
B.
C.
D.
E.
116.
Statements: The manager humiliated Sachin in the presence of his
colleagues.
Conclusions: 1.The manager did not like Sachin.
2.Sachin was not popular with his
colleagues. A.
Only conclusion I
follows
B.
Only conclusion II follows
C.
Either I or II follows
D.
Neither I nor II follows
E.
Both I and II follow
117.
Statements: Women's organisations in India have welcomed the amendment
of the Industrial
Employment Rules 1946 to curb sexual harassment at the work place.
Conclusions:1. Sexual harassment of women at work place is more

prevalent in India as compared to other developed countries.
2. Many organisations in India will stop recruiting women to avoid
such problems. A.
Only conclusion I follows
B.
C.
D.
E.
118.
Statements: Women's organisations in India have welcomed the amendment
of the Industrial
Employment Rules 1946 to curb sexual harassment at the work place.
Conclusions:1. Sexual harassment of women at work place is more
prevalent in India as compared to other developed countries.
2. Many organisations in India will stop recruiting women to avoid
such problems. A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
119.
Statements: Nation X faced growing international opposition for its

decision to explode eight nuclear weapons at its test site.
Conclusions:1. The citizens of the nation favoured the decision.
2.Some powerful countries do not want other nations to become as
powerful as they are.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
120.
Statements: In a highly centralised power structure, in which even senior

cabinet ministers are prepared to reduce themselves to pathetic countries or
yesmen airing views that are primarily intended to anticipate or refect the
Prime Minister's own performances, there can be no place for any consensus
that is quite different from real or contrived unanimity of opinion, expressed
through a well orchestrated endorsement of the leader's actions.
Conclusions:1. The Ministers play safe by not giving anti-government views.
2.The Prime Minister does not encourage his colleagues to render
their own views. A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
121.
Statements: National Aluminium Company has moved India from a

position of shortage to self- suffciency in the metal.
Conclusions: 1.Previously, India had to import aluminium.
2. With this speed, it can soon become a foreign exchange earner.
A.
Only conclusion I
follows B.
Only
conclusion II follows C.
D.
Neither I nor II
follows
E.
Both I and II
follow
122.
Statements:1. The Government has imported large quantities of sugar as

per trade agreement with other countries.
2.The prices of sugar in the domestic market have fallen sharply in
the recent months. A.
Statement I is the cause and statement II is its
effect
B.
Statement II is the cause and statement
I is its effect
C.
Both the statements I and II are
independent causes
D.
Both the statements I and II are effects of
independent causes
E.
Both the statements I and II are effects of some
common cause
123.
Statements: 1.There is sharp decline in the production of oil seeds this year.
2. The Government has decided to increase the import
quantum of edible oil. A.
Statement I is the cause and
statement II is its effect
B.
I is its effect
C.
independent causes
D.
independent causes
E.
common cause
124.
Statements: The private medical colleges have increased the tuition fees in
the current year by
200 per cent over the last year's fees to meet
the expenses.
2.The Government medical colleges have not increased their fees in spite
of price escalation.
A.
Statement I is the cause and statement
II is its effect B.
Statement II is the cause
and statement I is its effect C.
Both the
statements I and II are independent causes
D.
independent causes
E.
common cause
125.
Statements: Large number of people living in the low-lying areas has been
evacuated during the last few days to safer places.
2. The Government has rushed in relief supplies to the people living in

the afected areas. A.
Statement I is the cause and statement II is
its effect
B.
I is its effect
C.
independent causes
D.
independent causes
E.
common cause
126.
Statements: 1.It is the aim of the city's civic authority to get the air
pollution reduced by 20% in the next two months.
2. The number of asthma cases in the city is
constantly increasing. A.
Statement I is the
cause and statement II is its effect
B.
I is its effect
C.
independent causes
D.
independent causes
E.
Both the statements I and II are effects of some common cause
127.
Statement: The sale of a particular product has gone down considerably

causing great concern to the company.
Courses of Action:1. The company should make a proper study of rival products
in the market.
2.The price of the product should be reduced and quality improved.
A.
Only I follows
B.
Only II follows
C.
D.
E.
128.
Statement: The Asian Development Bank has approved a $285 million

loan to fnance a project to construct coal ports by Paradip and Madras Port
Trusts.
Courses of Action: 1.India should use fnancial assistance from other
international fnancial organisations to develop such ports in other
places.
2.India should not seek such fnancial assistance from the international
fnancial agencies. A.
Only I follows
B.
Only II follows
C.
D.
E.
129.
Statement: Doordarshan is concerned about the quality of its programmes

particularly in view of stif competition it is facing from STAR and other
satellite TV channels and is contemplating various measures to attract talent
for its programmes.
Courses of Action:1. In an efort to attract talent, the Doordarshan has
decided to revise its fee structure for the artists.
2. The fee structure should not be revised until other electronic
media also revise it. A.
Only I follows
B.
Only II follows
C.
D.
E.
130.
Statement: The Minister said that the teachers are still not familiarised
with the need, importance and meaning of population education in the higher
education system. They are not even clearly aware about their role and
responsibilities in the population education programme. Courses of Action:1.
Population education programme should be included in the college
curriculum.
2. Orientation programme should be conducted for teachers on population
education
A.
Only I follows
B.
Only II follows
C.
D.
E.
131.
Statement: A recent study shows that children below fve die in the
cities of the developing countries mainly from diarrhoea and parasitic
intestinal worms.
Courses of Action:1. Governments of the developing countries should take
adequate measures to improve the hygienic conditions in the cities.
2.Children below five years in the cities of the developing countries need
to be kept under periodic medical check-up.
A.
Only I follows
B.
Only II follows
C.
D.
E.
132.
Throughout the ages the businessman has helped build civilisation's

great cities, provided people with luxuries and artists with patronage, and
lift his fellow citizens to understand the standard of living. In the last few
centuries the businessman has seeded the Industrial Revolution around
the world.
The passage best supports the statement that the
businessman - A.
is accountable to the
society.
B.
lives luxurious and comfortable life.
C.
is the benefciary of the Industrial
Revolution. D.
is capable of raising
his standard of living.
E.
has contributed to the growth of civilisation.
133.
There is a shift in our economy from a manufacturing to a service

orientation. The increase in service-sector will require the managers to work
more with people rather than with objects and things from the assembly line.
This passage best supports the
statement that: A.
managers
should have a balanced mind.
B.
assembly line will exist in service organisations.
C.
interpersonal skills will become more important in the
future work place. D.
manufacturing organisations ignore
importance of people.
E.
service organisations will not deal with objects and things.
134.
The virtue of art does not allow the work to be interfered with or
immediately ruled by anything other than itself. It insists that it alone shall
touch the work in order to bring it into being. Art requires that nothing shall
attain the work except through art itself.
This passage best supports the statement that:
A.
art is governed by external rules and conditions
B.
art is for the sake of art
and life. C.
art is for the
sake of art alone.
D.
artist realises his dreams through his
artistic creation. E.
artist should use his art
for the sake of society.
135.
It is up to our government and planners to devise ways and means for the
mobilisation of about ten crore workers whose families total up about forty
crore men, women and children. Our agriculture is over-manned. A lesser

number of agriculturists would mean more purchasing or spending power to
every agriculturist. This will result in the shortage of man-power for many
commodities to be produced for which there will be a new demand from a
prosperous agrarian
class. This shortage will be removed by surplus man-power released

from agriculture as suggested above.
The passage best supports the
statement that:
A.
employment in production is more fruitful than
employment in agriculture.
B.
Indian economy is in a poor shape basically due to improper
mobilisation of man-power. C.
a shift of labour from agricultural sector
to the industrial sector would uplift the living standard.
D.
the industrial sector is labour-defcient while the agricultural sector
is over-manned in our country.
136.
Exports and imports, a swelling favourable balance of trade, investments

and bank-balances, are not an index or a balance sheet of national
prosperity. Till the beginning of the Second World War, English exports were
noticeably greater than what they are today. And yet England has greater
national prosperity today than it ever had. Because the income of average
Englishmen, working as feld and factory labourers, clerks, policemen, petty
shopkeepers and shop
assistants, domestic workers and other low-paid workers,
has gone up.
The passage best supports the
statement that:
A.
a country's economic standard can be best adjudged by
per capital income.
B.
a country's balance of trade is the main criteria of determining its
economic prosperity. C.
a nation's economy strengthens with the
increase in exports
D.
English trade has continually increased since the
Second World War.
137.
Statements:1. All jungles are tigers.

2. Some tigers are
horses. Conclusions:1. Some
horses are jungles.
2. No horse is jungle.
A.
Only conclusion I
follows B.
Only
D.
Neither I nor II
follows
E.
Both I and II
follow
138.
Statements:1. Some dreams

are nights.
2. Some nights are days.
Conclusions: 1.All days are either nights
or dreams.
2. Some days are nights.
A.
Only conclusion I
follows B.
Only
D.
Neither I nor II
follows
E.
Both I and II
follow
139.
Statements:1. All hill stations have a sun-set point.

2. X is a hill station.
Conclusions: 1.X has a sunset point.
2.Places other than hill stations do not have sun-set points.
A.
Only conclusion I
follows
B.
Only conclusion II
follows
C.
D.
E.
140.
Statements:1. All flm stars are playback singers.

2. All flm directors are flm stars.
Conclusions:1. All flm directors are playback singers.
2.Some flm stars are flm
directors. A.
Only conclusion
I follows
B.
C.
D.
E.
141.
Statements: 1.All good

athletes win.
2. All good athletes eat well.
Conclusions:1 All those who eat well are good athletes.
2. All those who win eat
well. A.
Only conclusion
I follows
B.
C.
D.
E.
142.
In the following series which is the 8th letter to the right of 16th letter from
your left ?
'ABCDEFGHUKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ.'
A.
K
B.
Y
C.
X
D.
W
E.
None of these.
143.
In a certain code language '579' means'Kanchan is soft-spoken', '694'

meansSoft-spoken beautiful pure', '473' meansGanga is pure', then
what is the code used for 'Kanchan' ?
A.
7
B.
5
C.
9
D.
E.
None of these.
144.
DirectionsIn each of the following questions one word is different from

the rest. Find out the word which does not belong to the group
A.
NMLK B.
RQPO C.
UTSR D.
WXUV E.
EDCB
145.
2, 11, 47, 191, 767, ?

A.
2981
B.
3068
C.
3081
D.
3058
E.
None of
these.
146.
A number of people are standing in a row in which Kailash is 20th from the
left and Hemant is
25th from the right. If they interchange their positions then Kailash
becomes 25th from the right. How many people are there in the row?
A.
49
B.
44
C.
45
D.
Data inadiquate
E.
None of these.
147.
Pointing to a woman in a photograph a man says, "Her mother's mother

is the mother of my father." How is the man related to the woman in a
photograph?
A.
UNCLE
B.
MATERNAL
COUSIN C.
NEPHEW
D.
GRANDSON
E.
None of these.
DIRECTIONS for questions 148 to 150: Answer the following questions based
on the passage below. A group of three or four has to be selected from seven
persons. Among the seven are two women, Fiza and Kavita, and fve men: Ram,
Shyam, David, Peter and Rahim. Ram would not like to be in the group if Shyam is
also selected. Shyam and Rahim want to be selected together in the group. Kavita
would like to be in the group only if David is also there. David, if selected, would not
like Peter in the group. Ram would like to be in the group only if Peter is also there.
David insists that Fiza be selected in case he is there in the group.
148. Which of the following statements is true?
A.
Kavita and Ram can be part of a
group of four. B.
A group of four can
have two women.
C.
A group of four can have all four men.
D.
None of the above
149.
150.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Which of the following is a feasible group of four?

Ram, Peter, Fiza, Rahim
Shyam, Rahim, Kavita, David
Shyam, Rahim, Fiza, David
Fiza, David, Ram, Peter
A.
B.
C.
Which of the following is a feasible group of three?

David, Ram, Rahim
Peter, Shyam, Rahim
Kavita, David, Shyam
D.
151.
Fiza, David, Ram
Principle: An occupier is not normally liable to a trespasser except in

respect of willful act intended to cause him harm or done with reckless
regard. Fact: Tony a rich man had kept a ferocious dog to guard his
house. He strictly instructed all his workers not to go near the dog. Further
a special attendant was hired to take care of the dog. Visitors were warned
by a prominent signboard about the dog. One day a 13 year old boy
playing in the neighborhood running after the ball entered the house and
was killed by the dog.
A.
Tony is not liable as the boy was a trespasser and 13 year old
and should've known about the presence of the dog.
B.
Tony is not liable because he gave suficient warnings, and took
reasonable precautions regarding the dog.
C.
Tony is liable for the negligence of the servant to keep a watch on the
ferocious dog in
the day time
D.
none of the above.
152.
Principle: No person who has a criminal record should be allowed in Indian
politics.
A. People who have a criminal record cannot be
successful politicians. B. No person who has a criminal
record has been successful in politics. C. All those who
do not have a criminal record can be good politicians. A.
Only A
B.
B and C
C.
A, B and C
D.
None of these.
153.
Principle: Conscious possession of cocaine above 'personal consumption
quantity' is an
ofense.
1) - 'Conscious possession' when a person has knowledge of such
possession at the time of search.
2) - 'personal consumption quantity' for a person is 1kg.
FACTS:-x and y were driving a car rented by Z.X had 2 kg of cocaine in his
possession. On seeing police check-post ahead threw the containing 2kg of
cocaine out from the rear window. To his knowledge, the bag was thrown, but
actually it just landed on back seat ,which was caught by police. Decide
A.
X is liable as he was in possession of more than 'personal consumption
quantity' of
cocaine.
B.
X is not liable as he had no Conscious possession of cocaine.
C.
X is not liable as car was rented by Z and cocaine was found on
backseat of car.
D.
X is not liable as between him and Y;they were in possession of 1kg
of cocaine per head, which is permissible quantity.
154.
Principle: Nothing is an offence which is done in the exercise of right of
private defence.
Facts: Mr. John is a very rich contractor living in a spacious building in

Raipur. One day in the night two persons unsuccessfully attempted to enter
his house with an intention to steal the money and jewellery kept in the
house of John. Mr. John woke up and switched on the lights.
Those two persons started running away. Mr. John took his gun, chased
them and shot one of them dead.
A.
Mr. John has committed the offence
of murder. B.
The action of Mr. John is
justifable
C.
Mr. John has not committed
any offence
D.
Mr. John exceeded his right of
private defence
155..
Principle: Where a party without expressing his fnal willingness,

proposes certain terms on which he is willing to negotiate, he is not
making an offer. Explanation: When a party communicates his willingness
to trade in accordance with terms in the invitation to treat, he makes an
ofer that may or may not be accepted by the person who made the
invitation to treat.
Facts: A asks B What is the lowest price you will sell your Delhi house
for? B replies Not less than Rs. 7 Crores. A produces a cheque of 7 crore
rupees and claims that the Delhi house should now be transferred to him.
A.
There has been an implied ofer and
acceptance.
B.
There has been no implied ofer and
acceptance. C.
As question was an
invitation to treat.
D.
A is the
oferor.
156.6. principles: 1) On the death of husband, the widow shall inherit the property
of her deceased
husband along with children
equally.
2) A widow can not claim the property of the deceased if on the date
when the question of succession opens, she has remarried.
3) A female acquiring property in any way has the absolute title to the
property. Apply the
above three principles and decide the case of
the following
Fact situation: Facts : When Sudhir died, he had 1/3rd share of the family
property, which the
three brothers Rudhir, Sudhir and Yasu inherited from their father, B. Sudhir
died on September
23' 2006 without having any issue. The widow of Sudhir, Ms. Win remarried
on January 1, 2007. Rudhir and Yasu refused 'Win' the share from Sudhir's
portion when Win claimed the entire property belonging to Sudhir on January
30, 2007. Select your decision from the possible decisions given in list 1 and
the appropriate reason from the indicated reasons given in list H given
below:
List I - Decisions (a) Win cannot inherit the
property of Sudhir
(b) Win can inherit the property of Sudhir
List II - Reasons i) Win does not belong to
the family ii) Win was remarried
iii) Her claim was on the date of Sudhir's death
A.
(i)
(a)
(b)
(b)
iv) Her claim was submitted after she was remarried Your
decision and reason- Shade the right decision with reason from
the following
(a)
B.
(ii) C.
(iii) D.
(i)
157.
principles: 1) If a person commits an act by which death is caused to
another person and the
act is done with the intention of causing death, that person is
liable for murder.
2) A person has a right of self defence to the extent of causing death to

another provided he apprehends death by the act of the latter.
Facts Shuva went to a hardware shop owned by Anup. Bargaining on some
item led to altercation between the two and Shuva picked up a sharp object
and hit at Anup. When Anup started bleeding, his wife Mridula intervened and
she was also hit by Shuva and she became unconscious. Finding himself
totally cornered, Anup delivered a severe blow to Shuva with a sharp object.
Shuva died instantly. Possible decisions a) Anup murdered Shuva. b) Anup
killed Shuva with the intention of killing to save himself and his wife C) Anup
killed Shuva without any intention to do so just to save himself and his wife
Probable reasons for the decision i) If a person kills another i stantly on the
spot, the intention to kill is obvious. ii) Anup used force apprehending death
of himself and his wife. ill) Anup used disproportionate force. iv) There was
nothing to show that Shuva wanted to kill Anup or his wife. Your decision
with the reason
A.
(a)
(i) B.
(a) (iii) C.
(c) (ii) D.
(b) (i)
158.
principles: 1) Consumable goods which are not ft for consumption are not
marketable.
2) A consumer shall not suffer on account of unmarketable goods.
3) A seller is liable for knowingly selling unmarketable goods. 4) A
manufacturer shall be liable for the quality of his products.
Facts Ram bought a Coca Cola bottle from Shama's shop. Back at home, the
server opened the bottle and poured the drink into the glasses of Ram and
his friend Tom. As Tom started drinking, he felt irritation in his throat.
Immediately, Ram and Tom took the sample to test and found nitric acid in
the content. Ram fled a suit against Shama, Coca Cola company and the
bottler, Kishen and Co.
Suggested Decisions (a) Ram cannot get compensation
(b) Tom can get compensation
(c) Both Ram and Tom can get compensation
Suggested Reasons i) Shama did not know the contents of
sealed bottle. ii) Ram did not actually suffer though
he bought the bottle.
iii) Tom did not buy the bottle.
iv) Coca Cola company is responsible since it supplied the concentrate.
v) Kishen & Co, is responsible since it added water, sugar, etc., and
sealed the bottle.
vi) Shama is responsible for selling the defective product. Your decision
with the reason
A.
(a) (ii)
B.
(b)
(vi) C.
(c) (v) D.
(c) (iv)
159.
not A.
principles 1. If A is asked to do something by B, B is responsible for the act,

2. If A, while acting for B commits a wrong, A is responsible for the wrong,not
B.
3. If A is authorised to do something for B, but in the name of A without

disclosing B's presence, both A and B may be held liable.
Facts Somu contracted with Amar whereunder Amar would buy a pumpset to
be used in
Somu's farm. Such a pumpset was in short supply in the market. Gulab, a
dealer, had such a
pumpset and he refused to sell it to Amar. Amar threatened Gulab of serious

consequences if he fails to part with the pumpset. Gulab fled a complaint
against Amar. Proposed Decision
(a) Amar alone is liable for the wrong though he acted for Somu.
(b) Amar is not liable for the wrong, though he is bound by the
contract with Somu. (c) Somu is bound by the contract and liable
for the wrong.
(d) Both Somu and Amar are liable for the wrong. Suggested Reasons
i) Amar committed the wrong while acting for the beneft of Somu.
ii) Amar cannot do while acting for Somu something which he cannot
do while acting for himself.
iii) Both Amar and Somu are liable since they are bound by the contract.
iv) Somu has to be responsible for the act of Amar committed for Somu's
benefit. Your decision with the reason
A.
(a) (i)
B.
(a)
(ii)
C.
(d)(1)
D.
(d) (iv)
160.
Principles 1. The owner of a land has absolute interest on the property
including the contents
over and under the property.
2. Water flowing below your land is not yours though you can use it.
3. Any construction on your land belongs to you.
4. All mineral resources below the land belongs to the State.
Facts There is a subterranean water flow under Suresh's land surface.
Suresh constructed a huge reservoir and drew all subterranean water to the
reservoir. As a result, the wells of all adjacent property owners have gone
dry. They demanded that either Suresh must demolish the reservoir or share
the reservoir water with them. Proposed Decision
(a) Suresh need not demolish the
reservoir. (b) Suresh has to
demolish the reservoir.
(c) Suresh has to share the water with his neighbours.
(d) The Government can take over the reservoir. Possible reasons
i) Water cannot be captured by one person for his
personal use. ii) The Government must ensure
equitable distribution of water. iii) Whatever is under
Suresh's land may be used by him.
iv) Suresh has to respect the rights of others regarding water. Your decision
with the reason
A.
(a)
(iii) B.
(b) (i) C.
(c) (iv) D.
(d) (ii)
161.
A ofered to buy Bs bungalow for Rs.10 Lakhs but B refused.

Subsequently when A threatened to fle a complaint against B for
possessing assets disproportionate to his income B
agreed to the sale. B subsequently resiles from the contract As suit to enforce
the contract
A.
will succeed because A was ofering lawful consideration for the house
B.
will succeed because buying and selling of
houses is lawful C.
will succeed because both
parties have capacity to contract D.
will fail
because B was forced to agree to the contract
162.
A paid Rs. 15,000 to B to secure as seat for his son in the Regional
Engineering College by using his infuence with the Selection Committee. B
fails to secure as seat for As son. A sues to recover the amount of Rs.
15,000/A.
A will succeed as B has failed to perform the promised act
B.
A will succeed as the agreement was entered into with the free
consent of both parties
C.
A will as the agreement was unlawful and against public policy
D.
A will succeed as consideration was paid for the service demanded.
163.
Principle: Though a person is not the owner of the property, but is in

unauthorised occupation of the same for a period of 12 years or more without
any interruption or questioning by the real owner, the person in possession
gets adverse possession of the property. The real owner cannot legally claim
back the property.
Facts: Ms. Anjana Devi is the owner of a plot of 10 acres of agricultural land
situated in Bellarly district. Mr. Nageswara Rao started cultivating this land as
Ms. Anjana Devi was not cultivating the land and she is working for a
multinational company in Bangalore which involves frequently going abroad
in connection with the business. Mr. Nageswara Rao has been cultivating the
said
10 acres of land since 1989. Now Ms. Anjana Devi has taken voluntary
retirement and wants to
sell the said property.
A.
Ms. Anjana Devi cannot legally sell the property
B.
Ms. Anjana Devi can sell the property as she is the owner
C.
Ms. Anjana Devi has to sell the property to Mr.
Nageswara Rao only. D.
What Mr. Nageswara Rao has
done is immoral.
164.
principle: The mandate of an arbitrator shall terminate if he withdraws from
his ofice or the
parties to the arbitration agree to the termination of his mandate.
Facts: Mr. Sanaullah and Mr. Abdul Khadir entered into a contract for the
sale of Steel by Mr. Sanaullah to Mr. Abdul Khadir at the agreed price which
was Rs. 50,000/- per ton. The quantity agreed to be sold was 75 tons. In the
contract they signed, there was an arbitration clause to refer any disputes
arising out of the performance of this contract to a sole arbitrator. There was
a dispute in the performance of the contract as there was a sharp raise of
steel price. According to the contract they appointed Mr. Safiullah as the
arbitrator. In the course of arbitration, both the parties were not happy with
the way the arbitration proceedings were going on. Both the parties agreed
to withdraw from the arbitration proceedings. Mr. Safiullah is aggrieved by
this. A.
Mr. Safiullah can go to the court against both the parties to the
contract for continuing the arbitration.
B.
The mandate of the arbitrator is terminated and the arbitration has
come to an end.
C.
It is not proper on the parties to terminate the proceedings in this
way, as it has afected the rights of Mr. Safiullah
D.
The parties having appointed Mr. Safiullah as the arbitrator, cannot
agree to withdraw from the same, as it amounts to breach of contract.
165.
Principle: Confession is an admission of the commission of the offence by

a person before a Judicial Magistrate. A confession is made out of the free
will of the person confessing. Based on confession alone, there can be
conviction of the person confessing.
Facts: Mr. Joseph was murdered on 1.4.2006. In this connection, the Police
have arrested 5 persons and charged them for the offence of committing
murder. Out of the five, one Mr. Rakesh expressed his desire to confess.
When he was produced before the Judicial Magistrate,
he admitted that he had seen the four persons committing the murder, but
he had not informed the Police about it.
A.
Mr. Rakesh's statement before the Judicial Magistrate amounts to
confession.
B.
Mr. Rakesh's statement before the Judicial Magistrate does not amount
to confession
C.
The Judicial Magistrate can convict the 4 persons mentioned by Mr.
Rakesh.
D.
Mr. Rakesh's statement should not be believed by the Judicial
Magistrate, as he seems
to be telling lies.
166.
Principle: When two or more persons agree to do an illegal act, it is criminal
conspiracy
punishable with imprisonment.
Facts: Mr. Bharath is a student of B.E. in Computer Science. He loves his
computer very much. He considers his computer as his close friend and
companion. On 1.4.2006, while interacting with his computer, he hacked
into the Bank account of Mr. Javed and was successful in withdrawing money
from Mr. Javed's bank account. He did it to please his girl friend.
A.
Mr. Bharath has committed an ofence.
B.
Mr. Bharath has committed a cyber crime.
C.
Mr. Bharath has committed the ofence of criminal conspiracy.
D.
Mr. Bharath has not committed the ofence of criminal conspiracy.
167.
Principle: Every agreement in restraint of the marriage of any person, other
than a minor, is
void.
Facts: Ms. Shakuntala is studying M.Sc. in Micro Biology. Mr. Shantanu is
studying M.A. in Economics. Both of them were liking each other a lot. They
agreed to get married. Accordingly they informed their parents. As they
belonged to different communities, their parents did not agree for their
proposed marriage. Instead enemity developed between their parents. The
parents insisted that Ms. Shakuntala and Mr. Shantanu must execute a
written agreement that they will not marry each other. The circumstances
were such that they executed an agreement accordingly. It was signed by
both of them. The parents signed as witnesses. The agreement was drafted
by a lawyer.
A.
Ms. Shakuntala and Mr. Shantanu cannot marry legally.
B.
Ms. Shakuntala and Mr. Shantanu can marry, but
it will be illegal. C.
Ms. Shakuntala and Mr. Shantanu
can marry legally.
D.
The parents could have allowed Ms. Shakuntala and Mr. Shantanu to
marry which would have promoted national integrity
168.
Principle:A person has no remedy against an injury caused by an act to
which he has consented
Facts: ram was in a hurry to catch a plane&hired a taxi run by capital taxi
company,well known in that locality.ram asked d driver to drive fast.in city
zone,speed limit was 60 km/hr&d driver rather reluctantly drove at 90 to
reach d airport in time,driver lost control&ram was injured,ram fled a suit
against taxi company
A.
comp[any won't be liable as ram had asked to drive fast
B.
company wud be liable as driver ought not to have exceeded speed
limit
C.
company be liable bcoz"driving fast"shud only mean driving within
limits prescribed by law
D.
None of the above
169.
Principle: a. Any body can accept a general offer b. When a person is
basically performing his
duty, it does not form valuable consideration.
Facts: X offered a reward to anyone who would rescue his wife dead/alive
from a burning building. A freman risking his life brought out the wifes dead
body. Is he entitled to recovery of reward?
A.
No, the freman cannot recover the reward, as he was only
performing his duty. B.
No, the freman cannot recover the
reward, as he did it voluntarily
C.
Yes, the freman is entitled the reward as he had taken extra risk in
saving the lady
D.
None of these
170.
Principle: A Minor is not competent to contract.

Facts: A Minor mortgaged her house and received advance. The
mortgagee fles a suit against the minor to recover the money advanced by
him. The minor mortgagor takes the plea that the suit is not maintainable as
there was no valid contract.
A.
An agreement with minor is
absolutely void. B.
It is voidable at
the option of the parties.
C.
The minor is liable to return the money received by
him as advance. D.
None of the above
171.
principle I: At the commencement of the Constitution, every person who

has his domicile in the territory of India and(a) Who was born in the territory of India; or
(b) Either of whose parents were born in the territory of India
(c) Who has been ordinarily resident in the territory of India for not
less than fve years immediately preceding such commencement,
shall be a citizen of India
principle II: Citizenship includes only natural persons and not juristic persons
like corporations
principle III: Domicile means not only residence, but residence coupled with
intention to live
indefnitely in the place
Facts: Madam, a British resident, comes to India in search of her father,
who has been missing since 15 years, ever since he went to Mumbai. Her
mother is in coma and Madam promises her that she will be back with her
father, and wont come back ever if she fails to fnd him. She decides to live
and work in Mumbai, all the time parallelly trying to fnd out about her
father. Even after 7 years, she cant fnd her father, and continues living in
Mumbai. Has Madam acquired domicile in India?
A.
Yes, as she has been living in India for well over five years
B.
Yes, as she intends to live in India until her father is not found.
Hence, she might end up living her whole life in India
C.
No, she has no intention to live indefnitely in India, and will leave
India when she fnds her father
D.
Both (a) and (b)
172
.PRINCIPLE: An agreement to which the consent of the seller is freely given
is not void merely
because the price is inadequate.
FACTS: Praveen agrees to sell a horse worth Rs. 1,000,000 for Rs.
10 to Arvind. Is the agreement void?
A.
Yes, because the price is inadequate
B.
No, if Praveens consent to the agreement was freely given
C.
Yes, if Praveens consent was not freely given
D.
Both B and C
173.
PRINCIPLE: Acts done by children below 12 years of age are not

offences if they are not mature enough to understand the nature and
consequences of the acts.
FACTUAL SITUATION: Bobby, a child of 9 years of age, fnds a gold chain in
his uncles home. He gives the chain to his sister Ruby who is eight years old
and tells her not to tell anyone. The uncle reports the matter to the police.
The police conducts a search. During the investigation the police fnds the
gold chain kept the toys of Ruby. Ruby tells the police that Bobby had given
the chain to her.
A.
Bobby is guilty of theft
B.
Ruby is guilty of theft.
C.
Both Bobby and Ruby are
guilty of theft. D.
Neither Bobby
nor Ruby is guilty of theft.
174.
LEGAL PRINCIPLE: An employer is responsible for any accident or loss

caused to his employees, during the course of employment.
FACTUAL SITUATION: Ravi Menon runs the African Circus. The circus has an
interesting night show. Two motor cyclists, Rohit and Mohit, rotate their
motorcycles inside a big iron globe in complete darkness. And the audience,
especially the children give a big clap. One day it so happens that during one
night show an accident occurs inside the globe. Rohit and Mohit collide with
each other and Rohit loses both his legs. His parents claim compensation
from Ravi Menon, the proprietor of the circus.
A.
Ravi is not liable to pay any compensation because he cannot be
held responsible for the accident.
B.
Ravi is liable to pay compensation because he is the employer
and the, accident occurred during the course of employment
C.
Ravi is not liable to pay any compensation but he can pay some
amount to Rohit if he has sympathy for him.
D.
None of the above.
175.
PRINCIPLE: Whoever by words, signs or otherwise brings into hatred or

contempt or excites disaffection towards the government established by
law in India shall be punished with imprisonment for life.
FACTUAL SITUATION: In a public meeting, Yashpal, the leader of an
opposition party thunders, This is a government of scoundrels, bootleggers
and scamsters. They deserve to be unseated. Teach them a lesson in the
coming elections by voting them out of power. The government is
contemplating to prosecute Yashpal.
A.
Yashpal is guilty of sedition for having made irresponsible and
inflammatory statement against the government
B.
Yashpal is not guilty sedition as he is only exercising his freedom of
speech in public
C.
Yashpal is guilty of sedition as his statement would incite people to
violence leading to breakdown of law and order.
D.
None of the above.
176.
Legal principle: Contractual liability is completely irrelevant to the

existence of liability in tort
(Civil wrong).
Facts: X purchased a bottle of ginger-beer from a retailer. As she consumed
more than of the contents of the bottle, she found decomposed remains of
a snail in the bottle. After seeing the remains of a snail, she fell sick at the
thought of what she consumed. She sued the manufacturer of the beer for
negligence, though there is no contractual duty on the part of the
manufacturer. A.
X cannot sue the manufacturer for negligence in the
absence of a contract
B.
X can sue the retailer from whom she purchased the beer
C.
X cannot sue the retailer
D.
X can sue the manufacturer as he had a duty to take care to see that
bottles did not
contain any other substance than the beer and hence liable to have broken
that duty.
177.
Legal principle: Any person who has received any unjust beneft, he/she
must return it to the
rightful owner.
Facts: A and B were staying in the same hostel room. Bs father had sent a
parcel to him on his birthday containing expensive gifts. This parcel was
delivered to A as B had gone out for a movie.
A.
A can retain the parcel without informing B
B.
A can keep some gifts from the parcel and return the rest to B
C.
A has to return the entire contents of the parcel to B
D.
A can inform B about the parcel and need not return the parcel to B
178.
Legal principle: A man must not make such use of his property
as unreasonably and unnecessarily to cause inconvenience to his
neighbours.
Facts: Mr. Z is the owner of a plot measuring 50 feet by 80 feet. He
constructed a small house
at one corner and was using the rest of the land as a cow shed. He had 20
cows and is involved
in selling the milk to the public. The cow dung and other wastes were openly
stored in a small 10 feet by 8 feet tank. This constantly paved way for bad
smell and breeding of mosquitoes. Mrs. Y, his neighbour constantly
complained to Mr. Z but in vain.
A.
Y cannot take any other action against Z
B.
C.
D.
179.
Z can do something to prevent the foul smell

Y can complain to the police
Y can sue Z for damages based on the inconvenience caused by Z
Legal principle: Special damage is the loss of some material advantage,

pecuniary or capable of being estimated in money which arises on account of
special or unusual circumstances afecting the plaintif.
Facts: Raju has been sending his Tourist cars for repairs, maintenance and
service to Lakshmi Service Centre, who promptly attended to all the works
during the past fve years. However, when Raju sent a new Sumo van for
servicing and minor repairs, he indicated to the manager of Lakshmi Service
Centre that the vehicle must be delivered, duly serviced, by 10th August
2010 at
5 PM as three foreign tourists had booked the vehicle for a period of 3 months.
The vehicle was
not delivered as required, but was delivered only on 12th August 2010.
Raju had lost the contract with the foreign tourist and a loss of revenue
to the extent of Rs.30,000.
A.
Raju can sue the Lakshmi Service Centre for damages including
exemplary or special
damages to the extent of Rs.30,000/B.
Raju can sue Lakshmi Service Centre for ordinary damages for two
days delay
C.
Raju cannot sue Lakshmi Service Centre for any damages
D.
Raju can sue the Manager of the Service Centre for damages.
180.
181.
Legal principle: The standard to determine whether a person has been

guilty of negligence is
the standard of care which, in the given circumstances, a reasonable man
could have foreseen.
Facts: The Agricultural University constructed 200 houses for its
employees in its premises.
Two huge bore wells were sunk and motors were installed. They did not cover
the pump rooms
properly. A child, 6 years old, from one of the quarters was playing near the
pump house. On hearing the noise of the pump, she was curious to see the
motor. She touched the motor that was not covered properly and three of
her fngers were cut.
A.
The parents of the child cannot sue the University on any grounds
B.
In spite of the childs act, her parents can successfully sue the
University for damages
C.
The University can be made liable only to the extent of the cost of
treatment as the child also contributed to the incident.
D.
Only child can sue and not her parents.
LEGAL PRINCIPLE -whoever takes or entices any minor under sixteen
years of age if a male, under eighteen years of age if female, or any person
of unsound mind out of the keeping of the lawful guardian of such minor, or
person of unsound mind, without the consent of such guardian, is said to
kidnap that minor or person from lawful guardianship. A person shall be
punished with imprisonment, which may extend to seven years if he is found
guilty of kidnapping from lawful guardianship.
FACTUAL SITUATION : Abdul stays with his grandparents as his mother and
father were killed in a tragic road accident. he was selected in the premier
Sainik School of his state in an entrance test to study in class Six. His
grandparents admitted him in the school hostel. But, Abdul could not cope
with the disciplines life style, morning P.Y. and 7 hours of classes each day.
He runs away from the hostel and reaches his home. on the same day,the
school principal, captain sadana reached his home with some other teachers
to get him back to the hostel. Abduls grandparents totally refuse to
cooperate with them and they are not ready to send Abdul back
to school. Rather, they ask for his school-leaving certificate. Captain Sadana
catches hold of Abdul and forcefully takes him to the school hostel, telling
his grandparents that he was acting in the best interests of the child. Abdul's
grandparents feel ofended and they register a case of kidnapping against
captain Sadana.
A.
Sadana is guilty of kidnapping.
B.
Sadana is guilty as he took Abdul without the consent of his
grandparents.
C.
Sadana is not guilty as he was doing his duty as a Principal.
D.
Sadana is not guilty because he has not taken Abdul from his lawful
guardianship.
182.
Principle: Master will be liable for the wrongful acts of the servants in the
course of
employment.
Fact: Rama Bai an old widow opened a bank account with the Syndicate
bank whereby she deposited Rs.1000 every month. Keshav, her neighbor
used to collect her amount and deposit in the bank. He would get a small
commission for the money deposited. One day it was discovered that Keshav
had not been depositing the money since three months and had fed with it.
Rama Bai sues the bank.
A.
Bank would not be liable because Keshav was not an employee.
B.
Bank would not be liable because Keshav was paid commission
for depositing the money.
C.
Bank would be liable because Keshav was paid commission for
depositing the money. D.
None of the above.
183.
Principle: A person is liable for all the reasonably foreseeable consequences
of his actions.
Facts: Dexter's train collided with Peter's wagon at a crossing as Dexter
was driving rashly. Peter's horse was killed and his wagon was destroyed.
The wagon's contents were stolen by unknown parties at the scene of the
accident. Should Peter be able to recover the value of stolen goods from
Dexter?
A.
Peter will be able to recover as the consequence was
foreseeable inspite of the intervening and contributing condition.
B.
Peter will not be able to recover as the consequence has become too
remote because of the intervening and contributing condition
C.
Peter will be able to recover as the harm had been suffered due to
Dexter's negligence. D.
Peter will be able to recover as it was a
reasonably foreseeable consequence of Dexter's negligence.
184.
Principle: When the consequences of negligence are direct but the extent of
damages were not
foreseeable at the time, there is still liability for damages.
Facts: The ship Shiras, owned by Kinsman, tore loose from the dock
because of the ice on the Bufalo river and because of the negligence of the
crew. It broke free and struck another ship, and together they hit a
drawbridge that should've been raised by the city authorities. That created
a dam that backed up water and fooded the river, causing damage to
Sherman's property. Whom should Sherman sue for damages?
A.
He should sue the crew and the city authorities as all of them are
liable because of the
injury, even though not the extent, was foreseeable.
B.
He should sue only the crew as they are all liable because of the
injury, even though not the extent was foreseeable.
C.
He should sue only the city authorities as they are all liable
because of the injury, even though not the extent, was foreseeable.
D.
He should not sue anyone as the injury was not foreseeable.
185.
Principle1: Nothing is an ofence done which is done in the exercise of right
to private defence
of his own body or the body of any other person , against any ofence affecting
the human body.
P2: Abetment to crime is the instigation to commit such crime and punished
as though the abettor has committed such crime. P3: Murder is act by which
the death caused is done with the intention of causing death. P4: Culpable
Homicide is not murder if the offender whilst deprived of the power of self
control by grave and sudden provocation causes the death of the person who
gave the provocation or causes the death of any other person by mistake or
accident.
Facts: Since long, Spartacus and Crixxus were wrestlers and enemies. Their
spite for each other was long known by everyone in their town. One day
when both of them met in the market, Ashhar, a shrewd butcher and a
mimicry artist by hobby, made a rather abusive remark about Spartacus's
family in Crixxus' voice such that Spartacus hears it. Crixxus immediately
understands Ashhar's malafde intention and hits him. Spartacus who did
not hear the issue fnds Crixxus at fault and to save Ashhar, kills Crixxus.
Decide who is guilty.
A.
Only Ashhar should be punished for murder.
B.
Ashhae is guilty of murder and Spartacus is not guilty as he was
acting under private defence.
C.
Ashhar is guilty of murder and Spartacus is guilty of culpable
homicide not amounting to murder.
D.
None of the above.
186.
Principle: A statute to promote preservation of life and limb can be

disobeyed if it's observance leads to injury or apprehension of injury. Facts:
A brother and sister junk collectors duo, walked on the right side of the
highway rather than the left, as the statute required, because the trafic in
that direction, was much lighter. When struck from behind, the duo fled a suit
against the driver claiming damages for the injuries sufered by them.
A.
They would not succeed as there was contributory negligence on
the part of the duo. B.
They would not succeed as they walked on
the wrong side of the road.
C.
They would not succeed as they violated the statute
D.
They would succeed as the observance of the statute would have
led to injury being caused to the duo.
187.
LEGAL PRINCIPLE- 1. Consumable goods which are not fit for consumption
are non marketable.
2. a consumer shall not suffer on account of unmarketable goods. 3. a
seller is liable for knowingly selling unmarketable goods. 4. a
manufacturer shall be liable for the quality of his products.
FACTUAL SITUATION: Ram bought a Coco-Cola bottle from Shamma shop .

back at home , the server opened the bottle and poured the drink into the
glasses of Ram and his friend Tom. As Tom started drinking he felt irritation
in his throat . immediately , Ram and Tom took the sample for test and found
concentrated nitric acid in the content. Ram flled a suit against Shamma and
Coco-cola company and the bottler Kishan and company. Suggested

decisions- (a) Ram cant get compensation (b) Tom can get compensation (c)
Both Ram and Tom can get compensation Suggested reason- 1) Shamma
didnt know the contents of the sealed bottle. 2) Ram didnt actually suffer
though he bought the bottle. 3) Tom didnt buy the bottle. 4) Coco cola
company is responsible for since it supplied the concentrated drink. 5)
Kishan and co. Is responsible since it added water,sugar etc. And sold the
bottle. 6) Shamma is responsible for selling the defective product. Your
decision with reasonA.
(a)
(ii) B.
(b) (vi) C.
(c)(v) D.
(c) (iv)
188.
PRINCIPLE: An ofer when freely accepted accompanied with a legal
consideration forms a
binding contract.
FACTS: Sheldon and Leonard are childhood friends. Sheldons wife has put
him on a diet where he is not allowed to have laddoos and other sweets.
Leonard out of compassion for his friend agrees to help him out. And says he
will buy Sheldon pizzas for twice their price. Sheldon agrees. After a few
pizzas though Sheldon meets Neel who happens to look completely fit and
wants to look like him. Hence Sheldon decides to take the diet seriously.
Cancels the deal with Leonard who is miffed.
A.
The contract is void as Sheldon had been prohibited from eating
fatty food by his wife and that in India is the supreme law of the land.
B.
The contract is valid and Sheldon cannot avoid the contract merely
because Neel is
more attractive than him.
C.
The contract is void as such jokes between friends should not be
taken seriously by the
courts. de minimus curat non lex.
D.
The contract is void as clearly it is day light robbery selling pizzas
for twice their price. There is something unbalanced about the contract per
se and it is extortion to charge that much.
189.
Principle: In order to declare President's rule in a particular state, the

President Of India shall seek a report from the governor, and decide on the
basis of such report. The Governor shall base this report on his analysis and
judgement of the situation. The report of the governor is amenable to
judicial review only if it is malafde.
Facts: following sporadic riots on a large scale in the state of
chaupatrashtra, the ruling party at the centre wanted to clamp presidents's
rule in the state. However, the party which was in the opposition at the
centre vehemently opposed it. The same party was also the ruling party in
chaupatrashtra. in his report stated that the situation looked diffcult, but
there was no urgent need for President's rule. Still the centre goes ahead,
and the president's rule is declared. The ruling party in chaupatrashtra
approached the supreme court against the imposition of president's rule,
claiming it was based on irrevelant Factors, wrong, and malafde and
contending that it should be quashed. It comes out during the hearing that
the governor, for the purpose of his report, had taken inputs from his very
close sources who were occupying very sensitive positions in the
administration, and also some newspapers editors who reported secretly and
directly to him.
A.
the governor's report was totally bonafide, and anyway, the basis of
such report cannot be challenged in the court of law
B.
the governor's report would be quashed and held as ultra
vires the constitution. C.
the governor's report would be
quashed, since it was prepared with a dishonest intention.
D.
the imposition of president's rule would be quashed, since it was
done out of purely
political
vendetta.
190.
Principle: 1. Wagering agreements are void. 2. However collateral

agreements are not afected.
Facts: A lends Rs 10,000 to B in order to enable him to bet with C as to
the result of a horse race. Can A recover money from B?
A.
No, A cannot recover the amount from B, as it is a
wagering agreement
B.
Yes, A can recover the amount from B, as it is only a
collateral agreement. C.
Horseracing is illegal; therefore A
cannot recover the amount from B.
D.
None of
these
191.
Principles: (1) If a person voluntarily subjects himself to some risk, he

cannot later complain as
his consent serves as a good defence
against him.
(2) Nothing is an offence by reason of any harm which it may cause to the
person for whose beneft it is done in good faith
(3) A person is liable if he has the knowledge that doing an act is
likely to cause death
Facts: Rajaram, who is not qualifed as a medical practitioner, performed an
operation with the consent of a Sitadevi. Sitadevi died. Which one of the
following grounds will be most
appropriate to determine Rajarams liability? Decisions:- 1. Volenti non fit
injuria is a complete defence 2. Rajaram had no intention to kill and has
performed the operation in good faith for the benefit of Sitadevi 3. Rajaram
has earlier done similar operations with success 4. As Rajaram is not a
medical practitioner and is unskilled the plea of consent and good faith will
not be available 5. As Rajaram is not legally authorized to perform the
operation, he is liable for the
death of Sitadevi. Reasons: a. Rajaram is liable as he knew that his act would
endanger the life of Sitadevi. b. The Fact that Rajaram had earlier performed
similar operations with c. Sitadevi knew that Rajaram was not a qualifed
medical practitioner d. Sitadevi gave her consent before the operation was
performed e. Rajaram is liable as he was negligent during the operation Your
decision with reason:
A.
5, e B.
4, a C.
1, d D.
2, b
192.
Principle: Article 14 - The State shall not deny to any person equality
before law or equal protection of law. However an exception can be made
and some discrimination is permissible if (i) there is a criterion to determine
who belongs to the class of people who will be treated specially; and
(ii) there is a rational nexus with the purpose for which the
selection is being made.
Facts: For admission in the L.L. B. course in a premier law school, a certain
number of seats are reserved for the children of employees and faculty of the
university. A is a candidate who wants to appear for the entrance test. She is
wondering what she can do.
A.
A can challenge the university because her right under
Article 14 is violated.
B.
The exception provided comes into operation here. A cannot claim.
C.
A cannot claim because the restriction is only for the state and not for
the university
D.
A should take the entrance test and if she doesnt get in, only then
should she proceed
against the university
193.
194.
Legal principle: Contract is an agreement freely entered into

between the parties.
Factual situation: tapan was a dealer in mustard oil.The government of India
by an order issued under Essential Commodities Act, fxed the price of
mustard oil, and also the quantity which a person can buy from a
dealer.Tapan carried on his business under this order for a while, but he
refused to pay sales tax on his sale transactions on the grounds that these
were not the contracts freely entered into by him.
A.
Tapan would succeed because the price and quantity were not
negotiated by him.
B.
tapan would not succeed because free consent between the parties
were there despite the restrictions on price and quantity.
C.
He would succeed because the government under new order forced
him into contract. D.
both (a) and (c)
Principle: Under the Constitution if a person is convicted of an ofence
and if thereafter the convict is acquitted by a court of competent jurisdiction,
he cannot be prosecuted again for the same offence
Facts: Shruti was prosecuted of an offence of Murder and thereafter was
acquitted of all charges. Thereafter police authority found some additional
evidence against her. Can the police prosecute Shruti again?
A.
Shruti can be prosecuted as the case was not substantially decided.
B.
Shtuti can be prosecuted again as the police found additional
evidence
C.
Shruti cannot be prosecuted as under the constitution she is protected
from being
prosecuted again
D.
Both a and b .
195.
PRINCIPLE: Whoever, a doctor harbours or protects an enemy shall be
punished with death.
FACTS: Sylvia, a doctor treats a wounded man and makes him well. Later, it
emerges that the wounded man was actually an enemy General Decision: Is
the sentence of death appropriate in this case?
A.
No, because death penalty has been abolished in India?
B.
No, because death penalty is awarded only in the rarest cases
and this penalty is too harsh in this case
C.
No, because Sylvia did not harbour or protect the wounded man,
she merely reacted him.
D.
No, because whatever Sylvia she did not do knowingly
196.
Everyone has the right to defend their life and property against criminal
harm provided it is not possible to approach public authorities and more
harm than that is necessary has not been caused to avert the danger.
Q. The farm of X on outskirts on the Delhi was attacked by a gang of armed
robbers. X without informing the police, at frst warmed the robbers by
firing in the air. As they were fleeing from the farm, he fred and killed one
of them. At the trial
(I) X can avail the right of private defence as he was defending his life and
property
(II) X cannot avail the right as he failed to inform the police
(III) X cannot avail the right as he caused more harm than was necessary to
ward of the danger
(IV) X can avail of the right as at fst he only fred in the air
A.
I
and IV B.
II only
C.
II
and III D.
IV only
197.
Facts: Mr. X delivered a lecture at a local Rotary Club in favour of an

accused who is prosecuted for assaulting a police oficer. He said that the
accused is a victim of prevailing corruption in the judiciary and he knows
that the accused is going to be punished by the Court for being honest. Mr.
X is charged for committing contempt of Court.
principle: A person shall not be guilty of contempt of Court on the ground
that he has published (whether by words, spoken or written, or by signs or by
visible representations, or otherwise) any matter which interferes or tends to
interfere with or obstructs or tends to obstruct, the course of justice in
connection with any civil or criminal proceeding pending at that time of
publication, if at that time he had no reasonable grounds for believing that
the proceeding was pending.
A.
Mr. X has not committed contempt of Court. Do not circulate!
Infringement of
copyrights can invite a sentence of jail or
fne or both. B.
Mr. X has committed
contempt of Court.
C.
Mr. X has dishonored the Court.
D.
Mr. X shall be acquitted because he is an honest man.
198.
Principle: The government can be sued for the negligent acts of its
servants, which causes damage except for acts performed as part of a
sovereign function of the Government. Explanation: A sovereign function is
one which is necessary for conduct of state afairs and can be performed
only by the Government.
Facts: The public health bureau seizes some fruits from the shop of Mr.
Chironjilal for the purpose of testing. By the time they return from testing,
they are spoilt and unusable. Chironjilal asks to be compensated for the fruit.
A.
The public health bureau is not performing any part of
Government work that is necessary for running the afairs of a State.
B.
Upkeep of public health is a necessary function of State and thus,
sovereign function immunity applies.
C.
Public health department is not liable because it returned them
in reasonable time. D.
Public health department is liable if they
didnt give him adequate notice before
199.
Principle: A master is liable for the acts committed by his servant in the
course of employment.
Fact: Mahesh was driver working in a company Lipton and Co. One day, the
Manager asked him to drop a customer at the airport and get back at the
earliest. On his way back from the airport, he happened to see his fanc
Roopa waiting for a bus to go home. He offered to drop her at home, which
happened to be close to his ofice. She got into the car and soon thereafter;
the car somersaulted due to the negligence of Mahesh. Roopa was thrown
out of the car and suffered multiple injuries. She seeks compensation from
Lipton and Co. Answers:
A.
Lipton and Co., shall be liable, because Mahesh was in the course of
employment at the time of accident
B.
Lipton and Co., shall not be liable, Mahesh was not in the course of
employment when he took Roopa inside the car.
C.
Roopa got into the car at her own risk, and therefore, she
cannot sue anybody. D.
None of the above
200.
PRINCIPLE (1)- If there is undue infuence on a party to an

agreement, he may refuse to perform an agreement.
PRINCIPLE (2)-When one party in an agreement is in a position to dominate
the will of the
other party and he uses his position over the other party to get the other
party's consent to the agreement, this is undue infuence.
FACT-The landlord asks the tenant to agree to increase the rent to double
the previous amount or to vacate the house. The tenant had to agree to
double the previous rent and continue living in the house. He thereafter
refuses to pay. Which one is the most appropriate?
A.
Tenant has to pay the new rent.
B.
Tenant has to pay the new rent and continue to occupy the house.
C.
Tenant has to pay the old rent but vacate the house within a
reasonable time. D.
None of the above

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