Question2:- Under Hindu law, a Mitakshara coparcenary is a body created by law and consists of a male lineal descendant who acquires an interest in the coparcenary property by:
- (A) Survivorship
- (B) Inheritance
- (C) Partition
- (D) Gift
Question3:- A and B enter into an agreement that if B fails to pay the debt of C, A will pay the amount to C. This is an example of a:
- (A) Contract of indemnity
- (B) Contract of guarantee
- (C) Bailment
- (D) Wagering agreement
Question4:- Which of the following statements correctly defines the doctrine of lis pendens under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
- (A) A legal principle that prohibits a person from benefiting from a fraudulent transfer of property.
- (B) A legal principle that prevents a seller from transferring property to multiple buyers simultaneously.
- (C) A legal principle that prohibits the transfer or a charge on an immovable property during the pendency of a suit or proceeding relating thereto.
- (D) A legal principle that a person who takes a property with notice of a prior claim cannot have a better title than the transferor.
Question5:- Under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, the definition of document has been expanded to explicitly include:
- (A) Only traditional paper-based records.
- (B) Only oral evidence given in a physical court.
- (C) Electronic and digital records such as emails, server logs, and voicemails.
- (D) Only judicial pronouncements and legal precedents.