List of top Questions asked in CUET (UG)

Match List I with List II

List-I		List-II
(A)	Injuria Sine Damnum	(I)	Where there is right there is remedy
(B)	Bona fide	(II)	Let the buyer beware
(C)	Caveat Emptor	(III)	Injury without damage
(D)	Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium	(IV)	Good faith

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Which international organisation was initially originated as International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD)?

Arrange the below mentioned incidents in the correct sequence leading to liberalization of the legal profession:
A. Madras HC's decision permitting lawyers to practice in India on a 'Fly in and fly out' basis
B. Amendment in Advocate Act for preparing a level playing field for Indian Lawyers
C. Signing of WTO Treaty by Government of India
D. Judgment of Bombay HC that foreign law firms could not be permitted to set up liaison office in India
E. Resolution passed by Bar Council of India opposing the opening up of legal profession to foreign lawyers
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In 1987, the first National Law School of India was set up in:

Women were included in the legal profession after the enactment of_____.

Who among the following are allowed to practice law in India after the Advocates Act 1961?
A. Barristers
B. Advocates
C. Advocate on Record
D. Attorney General of India
E. Pleaders
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Match List I with List II

List-I Countries		List-II Regulation/Restriction on Advertisement
(A)	USA	(I)	Bar Council of India Rules
(B)	Malaysia	(II)	Model Rules of Professional Conduct
(C)	India	(III)	Legal Profession (Publicity Rules) 2001
(D)	Hongkong	(IV)	Forbidden to advertise on television, radio and in cinemas

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Match List I with List II

List-I		List-II
(A)	14th Law Commission Report	(I)	India became obliged to introduce free legal aid in domestic legislation
(B)	Committee on Judicature	(II)	Lok Adalat to be setup tp promote free legal Aid
(C)	Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987	(III)	Promoted the idea of free Legal Aid
(D)	Signing of ICCPR in 1976	(IV)	Framework to provide free Legal aid prepared

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The first Lok Adalat was held in India in Junagarh in Gujarat on:-

The Vedic age in India, witnessed specialised tribunal for settling disputes of family, community, tribe, caste and races.
Identify the name of the tribunal.

Choose the correct statements
A. The 42nd Amendment Act ushered the era of Human Rights in India
B. The 42nd Amendment Act 1976 added Articles 323 A and 323 B to the Constitution of India
C. Administrative Tribunals Act 1985 was enacted to cater the needs of SC/ST/OBC people.
D. In L Chandra Kumar case, the seven judge bench of the Supreme Court held that tribunals would not take away the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts.
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The principle of "Duty of Care" is explained in which case:-

A contract can be enforced before the court only if it creates legal obligation among the parties. In light of the statement choose the correct answer.
A. An agreement entered into with a minor is enforceable in exceptional circumstance
B. An agreement entered between husband and wife cannot be enforced in the court
C. An agreement with inadequate consideration is a voidable agreement
D. A promise without consideration can create a valid contract
E. An agreement with an intoxicated person cannot be called as contract
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A contract without consideration is

A sells his garden as well as house through the instrument to B. whereas B, wants to retain only the house and wants to cancel the garden. B has to retain the garden if he wants the house or cancel the whole transaction.' Which of the following doctrine is applicable in this instance

If the intention is to reap fruits from the trees, the trees would the considered

A women in sheer destitute and impoverishment attempted to kill herself after failing in all ways to arrange for food for her starving children. She did it knowingly therefore she will be held guilty by the Court because:

In what kind of transfer of property, the right and liabilities of the parties to exchange shall be that of the rights and liabilities of the buyer to the extent of receiving and that of the seller to the extent of giving.

Match List I with List II

List-I		List-II
(A)	False Imprisonment	(I)	act of deliberate physical harm to victim
(B)	Unlawful harassment	(II)	claimant to be knowingly confined
(C)	Tresspass to Chattels	(III)	invade real property without claimants approval
(D)	Tresspass to land	(IV)	intermeddle with a chattel which was in the possession of claimant

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Which Article of the Constitution of India says that the advisory jurisdiction of Supreme Court can be sought by President of India?

Which of the following language was proposed by Mahatma Gandhi as the national language as it could be spoken by the common people?

"The British element is gone, but they have left the mischief behind" Who said this against the separate electorates?

Arrange the following in a chronological order.
A. Labour Government comes to Power in Britain.
B. Cabinet Mission's Announcement.
C. Muslim League announces Direct Action Day.
D. General Election of India.
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Arrange the following in a chronological order.
A. Resolution at Lahore, demanding a measure of autonomy for the Muslim-majority areas.
B. Violence broks out between Hindus and Muslim in Calcutta.
C. The name Pakistan is coined by a Punjabi Muslim student at Cambridge, Choudhary Rehmat Ali.
D. The Muslim League declares "Direct Action" for winning Pakistan.
E. Mohammad Iqbal speaks of the need for an autonomous North West Indian Muslim state.
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Which of the following statement is incorrect?