Daily MCQs for Judiciary Prelims Exams - (10 February 2025)
Question/ Answer
Question1:- B is a lunatic. A supplies necessaries to B, his wife and his children. A is entitled to compensation:
- (a) From B only in respect of essential commodities supplied to B
- (b) From B in respect of essential commodities supplied to B and his family.
- (c) From the property of B in respect of essential commodities supplied to B and his family.
- (d) A is not entitled to receive any compensation.
Question2:- M delivers a rough diamond to P, a jeweller, to be cut and polished. P accordingly cuts and polishes the diamond. M refuses to pay the charges. Decide:
- (a) P is not entitled to hold the diamond as its value is higher than the charges of cutting and polishing it.
- (b) P is entitled to hold because only he knows the value of the diamond.
- (c) P has right of particular lie. Thus, he is entitled to hold the diamond so long he is not by M.
- (d) P is not entitled to hold as Jewellers do not have General Lien.
Question3:- Choose the correct statement.
- (a) A gift comprising both of Existing and Future property is valid.
- (b) A transfer of property in completion of an exchange can be made in manner provided for the transfer of such property by mutual gift deeds.
- (c) Exchange of money requires warranty of genuineness of the money given by the parties.
- (d) If the donee dies before acceptance, the gift remains valid.
Question4:- Under what circumstances an acceptance is revoked?
- (a) The acceptance may be revoked at any time before the notice of acceptance is completed against the proposer, but not later.
- (b) The acceptance may be revoked at any time before the notice of acceptance is served against the acceptor but not after.
- (c) The acceptance may be revoked at any time before the communication of acceptance against the acceptor is complete, but not later.
- (d) The acceptance may be revoked at any time after the notice of acceptance has been served against the acceptor, but not thereafter
Question5:- A, under the influence of madness, tries to kill B. B, in his attempt to defend himself, causes grievous hurt to A. Determine liability in this case
- (a) A is liable for attempt to murder and B is liable for hurt
- (b) A has committed no offence and B is liable for grievous hurt
- (c) B has committed no offence and A is liable for attempt to murder
- (d) A and B are both exempted from the liability
