Fundamental Laws & Procedural Laws 2013 MCQ (Maharashtra)

Name: Fundamental Laws & Procedural Laws 2013 MCQ (Maharashtra)
Creator: Joint Charity Commissioner, Gr-A
Keywords: Fundamental Laws and Procedural Laws, Maharashtra government jobs, Transfer of Property Act 1882, Instrument under Section 3, Decrees, Lok-Adalat, Section 144, CPC, Execution, Precepts, Inherent powers, Abuse of process

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Year 2013
Conducted By Joint Charity Commissioner, Gr-A
Questions 7
Maximum Marks 100
Duration 3 Hours
Languages English & Hindi

Exam Details

Detail	Information
Examination	Fundamental Laws and Procedural Laws
Year	2013
Conducting Body	Joint Charity Commissioner, Gr-A
Paper	Fundamental Laws and Procedural Laws
Subject	Law
Duration	3 Hours
Maximum Marks	100
Number of Questions	7
Question Type	Objective (MCQ)

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Major Topics Covered

Transfer of Property Act 1882
Easements
Instruments under Transfer of Property Act
Decrees and Rejections of plaint
Section 144
Lok-Adalat
CPC (Code of Civil Procedure)
Execution of decrees
Stay of execution
Attachment
Precepts
Inherent powers
Abuse of process of the Court
Transfer of property restrictions
Restrictions repugnant to interest
Marathi language in exams
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Examination instructions
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What may be transferred? An Easement apart from dominant heritage (a) Property of any kind except as otherwise provided by Transfer of Property (b) Act, 1882 A right to future maintenance (c) (d) A mere right to sue
'Instrument' as defined under Section 3 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is Testamentary instrument (a) (b) Non-testamentary instrument Any document (c) None of these (d) P.T.O.

Questions (page 2)

Q1. 1. What may be transferred? An Easement apart from dominant heritage
(a) Property of any kind except as otherwise provided by Transfer of Property Act, 1882
(b) A right to future maintenance
(c)
(d) A mere right to sue

(a) Property of any kind except as otherwise provided by Transfer of Property Act, 1882
(b) A right to future maintenance
(c) A mere right to sue

Q2. 2. 'Instrument' as defined under Section 3 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is
(a) Testamentary instrument
(b) Non-testamentary instrument
(c) Any document
(d) None of these

(a) Testamentary instrument
(b) Non-testamentary instrument
(c) Any document
(d) None of these

Q3. 3. Which of the following is not a decree?
(a) Rejection of plaint
(b) Determination of any question within Section 144
(c) Award of Lok-Adalat
(d) Any adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order

(a) Rejection of plaint
(b) Determination of any question within Section 144
(c) Award of Lok-Adalat
(d) Any adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order

Q4. 4. (a) for causing delay in cases of false or vexatious claims and defences
(b) if claim involves complicated questions calling for elaborate consideration
(c) in claim untenable
(d)

(a) for causing delay in cases of false or vexatious claims and defences
(b) if claim involves complicated questions calling for elaborate consideration
(c) in claim untenable

Q5. 5. Precepts means security for payment of decretal amount
(a)
(b) stay of execution command given by the Court which passed decree to any other Court to attach
(c) any property as specified belonging to judgement debtor transfer of decree for execution
(d) Inherent powers can be exercised

(a) stay of execution command given by the Court which passed decree to any other Court to attach
(b) any property as specified belonging to judgement debtor transfer of decree for execution
(c) Inherent powers can be exercised

Q6. 6. for the furtherance of justice
(a) to prevent the abuse of process of the Court
(b) when there is no clear provision in the Code
(c) all of the above
(d)

(a) to prevent the abuse of process of the Court
(b) when there is no clear provision in the Code
(c) all of the above

Q7. 7. By way of transfer of property any interest therein is created absolutely but restricting its enjoyment in certain manner then Restriction repugnant to the interest created is void
(a) Transferee shall not be entitled to receive and dispose of such interest
(b) Subject to such restrictions
(c) none of these
(d) Ş.

(a) Transferee shall not be entitled to receive and dispose of such interest
(b) Subject to such restrictions
(c) none of these
(d) Ş.

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Questions (page 2)

Q1. 1. What may be transferred? An Easement apart from dominant heritage (a) Property of any kind except as otherwise provided by Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (b) A right to future maintenance (c) (d) A mere right to sue

Q2. 2. 'Instrument' as defined under Section 3 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is (a) Testamentary instrument (b) Non-testamentary instrument (c) Any document (d) None of these

Q3. 3. Which of the following is not a decree? (a) Rejection of plaint (b) Determination of any question within Section 144 (c) Award of Lok-Adalat (d) Any adjudication from which an appeal lies as an appeal from an order

Q4. 4. (a) for causing delay in cases of false or vexatious claims and defences (b) if claim involves complicated questions calling for elaborate consideration (c) in claim untenable (d)

Q5. 5. Precepts means security for payment of decretal amount (a) (b) stay of execution command given by the Court which passed decree to any other Court to attach (c) any property as specified belonging to judgement debtor transfer of decree for execution (d) Inherent powers can be exercised

Q6. 6. for the furtherance of justice (a) to prevent the abuse of process of the Court (b) when there is no clear provision in the Code (c) all of the above (d)