List of top Questions asked in AILET LLM

Tender years doctrine is a legal principle in family law dealing with

In case of a marriage between parties which are within a prohibited relationship, the Hindu Marriage Act renders it

The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea is based in

The sustainable Development Goals are to be realised by

The extinction of statehood takes place in international law as a result of

Dualist theory in international law is supported by

The 1970 Declaration on Principles of International Law provides for

ILO was created in

UNESCO was established in

How many judges are elected to International Criminal Court?

The phrase 'war crime' includes

Monist theory in international law is supported by

How many members are there in the International Law Commission?

Human Rights Council was established in

The Sustainable Developments Goals are sought to be realised by

The Rome Statute entered into force in

Who was the first Indian Judge in the International Court of Justice?

The International Humanitarian Law was developed by the pioneering work done by

'Opinio juris sive necessitatis' was first formulated by

'Pacta sunt servanda' means

A person sued for the tort of defamation for expressing his opinion in public interest based on existing facts, may claim the defence of:

A consumer who has been misled by an advertisement about quality of goods he purchased may file suit under which tortuous liability?

A person who is partly responsible for the damage suffered by him may not be allowed full claim of damages on the grounds of:

The definition of the tort of conspiracy as, "the tort of conspiracy is committed when two or more persons combine to cause damage to a third person by unlawful means and the damage actually results in", is given in or by:

A licensee who uses the premises of the licenser and suffers the damage inside the premises due to non-disclosure of the defect may sue licensee under:

1. Liability for dangerous premises based on strict liability
2. Liability for dangerous premises and the Indian Limitation Act, 1963