List of top Legal Studies Questions

A precedent given per incuriam is _______________.
Which prominent jurist has developed the Will Theory of Rights?
According to Salmond, custom is a ___________ of law.
As per the definition given by John Austin, ownership is a right unrestricted in point of ______.
According to whom, animus domini is an essential element of possession?
In which of the following theories, judges are no more than the discoverers of law?
Who is a proponent of the Bracket Theory relating to personality in law?
Ratio Decidendi means:
the reason or basis on which case is decided
the general observations made by the judge in the decision
the rule of law which is regarded as a binding authority
a ruling which is applicable to future cases as well as to the present dispute
Which of the following reflects the John Locke's theory of property?
As per Hohfeld's Analysis, the presence of power in a person, implies the absence of __________ in another.
Who distinguished expository jurisprudence from censorial jurisprudence?
Which jurist believed that, criminality is closely related to the possession of certain physical qualities, as it is an atavistic phenomenon?
Who referred to jurisprudence as “the eye of the law”?
Who said that "Case-law is gold in the mine-a few grains of precious metal to the tons of useless matter, while the statute law is coin of the State which is ready for immediate use"?
Who is the author of the book "Law in the making"?
The motto of which school of jurisprudence is ubi civitas ibi lex?
Who has defined Law as "the prophecies of what court will do in fact, and nothing more pretentious"?
'A' borrowed money from 'B' by handing over her jewellery as a security for the debt. This transaction is called as
Where can F.I.R be lodged at?
A Contract creates a
The act of entering into other's property without the permission is
How many Fundamental Duties are listed in the Constitution of India?
Which of the following is NOT a constitutional body?
The primary focus of the Wildlife sanctuaries is/are
An offence which can be compromised between the parties is known as