The Limitation Act, 1908 Model Test 4 (English)

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Limitation Act Model Test 4 (English)

The Limitation Act, 1908

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Does a continuing breach of contract mean limitation starts only once at the first breach?

A) Yes, for lease agreements

B) Yes, unless written otherwise

C) No, a fresh period begins at every moment the breach continues

D) Yes

2 / 50

Section 26 Explanation: An interruption requires actual discontinuance by reason of an obstruction by:

A) Animals

B) An act of some person other than the claimant

C) An act of nature

D) The claimant himself

3 / 50

Does the term "easement" in Section 2(5) include a right arising from a contract?

A) Yes

B) Yes, if oral

C) No, "a right not arising from contract"

D) Yes, if registered

4 / 50

According to Section 29(3), nothing in the Limitation Act applies to suits under which Act?

A) The Divorce Act

B) The Marriage Act

C) The Trust Act

D) The Succession Act

5 / 50

True or False context: Under Section 5, is ignorance of law considered a sufficient cause?

A) Yes, explicitly stated

B) Yes, for minors

C) No, it specifies being misled by High Court Division

D) Yes, for foreigners

6 / 50

Under Section 27, the life interest or term of years must exceed:

A) Ten years

B) One year

C) Three years

D) Five years

7 / 50

Is the time requisite for obtaining a copy of the judgment excluded when applying for a review of judgment (Sec 12(2))?

A) No

B) Yes

C) Only in high court

D) Only in civil courts

8 / 50

Section 29(1) explicitly states that nothing in this Act shall affect Section 25 of the:

A) Penal Code, 1860

B) Contract Act, 1872

C) Transfer of Property Act, 1882

D) Evidence Act, 1872

9 / 50

Is a suit for an injunction explicitly mentioned in the exclusion of time under Section 15(1)?

A) Yes

B) No, it mentions suits stayed by injunction

C) Only temporary injunctions

D) Only mandatory injunctions

10 / 50

Under Section 29(2)(a), which specific provisions apply to special laws unless expressly excluded?

A) Sections 4, 9 to 18, and 22

B) All sections

C) Sections 1 to 5 only

D) Only Part IV

11 / 50

According to Section 3, does a court have the power to dismiss a time-barred suit on its own motion (suo motu)?

A) Yes, "although limitation has not been set up as a defence"

B) Only if the plaintiff admits it

C) No, defendant must plead

D) Only in criminal cases

12 / 50

Under Section 26, does the 60-year rule apply if the property over which an easement is claimed belongs to a private company?

A) Depends on company size

B) No, only if it belongs to the Government

C) Yes

D) Yes, if public limited company

13 / 50

Is an "applicant" defined to include the person through whom he derives his right to apply?

A) Only in property cases

B) Yes, Sec 2(1)

C) No

D) Only in trust cases

14 / 50

To start a fresh period, must the payment of a debt (Sec 20) be made by the debtor himself?

A) No, it can be made by the person liable or by his duly authorized agent

B) Yes, exclusively

C) Only by a bank

D) No, anyone can pay

15 / 50

Which section was repealed by the Second Repealing and Amending Act, 1914 (Act No. XVII of 1914)?

A) Section 30

B) Section 32

C) Section 31

D) Section 29

16 / 50

Section 27 relates to exclusion in favour of the reversioner of a:

A) Servient tenement

B) Dominant tenement

C) Leasehold

D) Public property

17 / 50

If a document is fraudulently concealed, limitation runs from when the person first had the means of:

A) Copying it

B) Reading it

C) Destroying it

D) Producing it or compelling its production

18 / 50

If the time requisite for obtaining a copy of the decree is 5 days, what happens to those 5 days when computing the limitation period for an appeal?

A) The appellant must pay a fee for them

B) They are ignored

C) They are excluded from the computation (Sec 12(2))

D) They are added as a penalty

19 / 50

Can an oral acknowledgment restart the limitation period under Section 19?

A) Yes, in rural courts

B) No, it must be in writing

C) Yes, if there are witnesses

D) Yes, if recorded

20 / 50

(Illustration) A bond has a Native date, payable in one year. The limitation runs from the expiration of one year computed according to:

A) Both combined

B) The Gregorian Calendar

C) The Court's calendar

D) The Native Calendar

21 / 50

Which specific sections were repealed by the Repealing and Amending Act, 1930 (Act No. VIII of 1930)?

A) Sections 30 and 31

B) Sections 10 and 11

C) Sections 2 and 3

D) Sections 28 and 29

22 / 50

Does the Limitation Act 1908 extend to territories outside Bangladesh?

A) Yes, internationally

B) No, it extends to the whole of Bangladesh

C) Yes, to India

D) Yes, to Pakistan

23 / 50

If a writing containing an acknowledgment is undated, can oral evidence of its contents be received (Sec 19(2))?

A) Yes, always

B) Yes, if the judge asks

C) Only for the signature

D) No, subject to Evidence Act, oral evidence of contents not received

24 / 50

Are the rules of Section 6 (Legal disability) available for an application for execution of a decree?

A) Only for money decrees

B) Yes

C) Only for eviction decrees

D) No

25 / 50

Section 26: To acquire an easement, the enjoyment must be without:

A) Interruption

B) Permission

C) Payment

D) Knowledge

26 / 50

Does the Limitation Act 1908 provide rules for acquiring ownership by possession?

A) Only for government land

B) No, that is the Transfer of Property Act

C) Yes, Part IV does

D) Only for moveable property

27 / 50

What happens if a person claiming an easement under Sec 26 interruptedly enjoys it for 25 years?

A) He must pay compensation

B) He does not get the absolute right, as it must be "without interruption"

C) He gets half the right

D) He gets the right

28 / 50

Section 23: In the case of a continuing wrong independent of contract, when does the fresh period of limitation begin?

A) From the first wrong

B) When the wrongdoer is caught

C) When the police report is filed

D) At every moment of the time during which the wrong continues

29 / 50

The footnote specifies that the words "or local" were omitted from Section 29 by which Act?

A) Act No. VIII of 1973

B) The Constitution

C) Act No. XVII of 1914

D) Act No. VIII of 1930

30 / 50

If an appeal period expires on Friday and the court reopens on Sunday, when can the appeal be preferred under Sec 4?

A) Thursday

B) Next Friday

C) Saturday

D) Sunday

31 / 50

Section 24 deals with a suit for compensation for an act not actionable without:

A) Special damage (specific injury)

B) Physical assault

C) A written complaint

D) Intentional malice

32 / 50

Under Section 21(3)(b), who usually makes an acknowledgment on behalf of a Hindu undivided family?

A) The mother

B) The manager of the family for the time being

C) The family priest

D) The eldest son

33 / 50

Section 24 applies to a suit for compensation for an act which does not give rise to a cause of action unless:

A) Blood is shed

B) Some specific injury actually results therefrom

C) A crime is committed

D) The defendant admits it

34 / 50

In Section 2(7), what two words are paired together to define "good faith"?

A) Prompt and Accurate

B) Due care and attention

C) Legal and Righteous

D) Honesty and Truth

35 / 50

Section 26 Explanation: Is an obstruction considered an interruption if it is submitted to or acquiesced in for 6 months?

A) No, it must be submitted to for one year after notice

B) Depends on the damage

C) Always

D) Yes

36 / 50

Can a person be a "trustee" if they are a wrong-doer in possession without title?

A) Yes, after 12 years

B) Yes, if they improve the property

C) Yes

D) No (Sec 2(11))

37 / 50

Does Section 22(1) apply if a party is added owing to devolution of any interest during the pendency of a suit?

A) Yes

B) No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this scenario

C) Only if it's bankruptcy

D) Only if it's a death

38 / 50

Under Section 28, what exactly is extinguished at the determination of the limitation period for property possession?

A) The right to such property itself

B) The right to claim damages

C) Only the right to evict

D) The right to file an appeal

39 / 50

Section 29(4) states that Sections 26 and 27 do not apply to cases arising in territories to which which Act extends?

A) The Forest Act

B) The Registration Act

C) The Easements Act, 1882

D) The Property Act

40 / 50

Is a cheque considered a bill of exchange under this Act?

A) Yes

B) Only bearer cheques

C) No

D) Only crossed cheques

41 / 50

According to Section 3, a suit is dismissed if instituted after the period prescribed in which schedule?

A) Special schedule

B) First schedule

C) Second schedule

D) Third schedule

42 / 50

Under Section 25, instruments are deemed made with reference to which calendar?

A) Bengali Calendar

B) Julian Calendar

C) Hijri Calendar

D) Gregorian Calendar

43 / 50

If a court is closed on the first day of the limitation period, does Section 4 grant an extension?

A) No, Section 4 only applies if the period expires on a day the court is closed

B) Yes

C) Yes, by one week

D) Yes, by 30 days

44 / 50

If a plaintiff prosecutes another civil proceeding in bad faith in a wrong court, will that time be excluded under Sec 14?

A) Yes

B) The court will halve the time

C) Yes, if he had a lawyer

D) No, it must be prosecuted in "good faith"

45 / 50

Does Section 18 (Fraud) compute time from when the fraud was committed, or from when it was known?

A) When committed

B) When the court discovers it

C) When known to the person injuriously affected

D) When the police report it

46 / 50

Under Section 26, the 20-year period for an easement must end within how many years next before the institution of the suit?

A) One year

B) Two years

C) Five years

D) Three years

47 / 50

True or False context: Can a benamider ever be considered a trustee under the definitions of this Act?

A) Yes, always

B) Depends on customary law

C) No, expressly excluded

D) Yes, if registered

48 / 50

Section 29(2): Where a special law prescribes a different period, Section 3 applies as if it were prescribed in:

A) The first schedule

B) The constitution

C) The penal code

D) The third schedule

49 / 50

Do the rules of Section 6 (Legal disability) apply to a suit to enforce rights of pre-emption?

A) No (Sec 8)

B) Yes

C) Yes, if insane

D) Yes, if minor

50 / 50

Under Section 14, if a proceeding was prosecuted without due diligence, will the time be excluded?

A) Partially

B) Subject to a fine

C) Yes

D) No

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