The Limitation Act, 1908 Model Test 0% It must be finished within just 30 minutes. Time Over. Thank you Limitation act half model test universal The Limitation Act Question: 50 Marks: 50 Time: 30 Minute 1 / 50 What is the consequence of instituting a suit after the prescribed period of limitation? A) It shall be dismissed B) It shall be stayed C) It shall be accepted with a fine D) It depends on the defendant's plea 2 / 50 (Illustration) Right to sue accrues to X during minority. X dies. Minor son Y succeeds. When does time run against Y? A) From X's date of death B) It doesn't run at all C) From the date Y attains majority D) From the original date of accruer 3 / 50 When a special law prescribes a different limitation, which sections of the Limitation Act apply (unless expressly excluded)? A) Section 4, Sections 9 to 18, and Section 22 B) All sections C) Only Section 5 D) None of the sections 4 / 50 Under Section 7, if NO discharge can be given without the concurrence of the disabled person, when will time run? A) Immediately B) It will not run against any of them until one becomes capable of giving discharge or disability ceases C) Only against the capable persons D) After 12 years 5 / 50 Under Section 11(2), can a foreign rule of limitation be a defense to a suit in Bangladesh? A) Always B) Only if the defendant requests it C) Never D) Yes, if it extinguished the contract and parties were domiciled there during the prescribed period 6 / 50 Under Section 18, if a person is kept from the knowledge of his right to sue by fraud, when does the time begin to run? A) From the date the fraud was committed B) 12 years after the fraud C) From the time when the fraud first became known to the person injuriously affected D) From the date of the contract 7 / 50 In Section 20, "Debt" includes: A) Only verbal promises B) Money payable under a decree or order of Court C) Only bank loans D) Moral obligations 8 / 50 Under Section 21(1), can an agent duly authorized by a manager sign an acknowledgment for a disabled person? A) Yes B) Only a lawyer can do it C) No, only the manager himself D) Only a relative can do it 9 / 50 Which section of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is directly referenced in Section 6(1)? A) Section 11 B) Section 151 C) Section 10 D) Section 48 10 / 50 Under Section 16, for a suit for possession by a purchaser at an execution sale, what time is excluded? A) Time the court was closed B) Time during which a proceeding to set aside the sale has been prosecuted C) The time the buyer took to arrange funds D) 60 days 11 / 50 Section 26: To acquire an easement, the enjoyment must be without: A) Interruption B) Permission C) Payment D) Knowledge 12 / 50 Does the term "easement" in Section 2(5) include a right arising from a contract? A) No, "a right not arising from contract" B) Yes, if registered C) Yes, if oral D) Yes 13 / 50 Does Section 17 (effect of death) apply to suits to enforce rights of pre-emption? A) Yes B) Only if the legal representative is a minor C) No D) Only for commercial properties 14 / 50 Under Section 21(1), the expression "agent duly authorised" for a person under disability includes: A) His lawful guardian, committee or manager B) Any lawyer C) His neighbor D) His elder sibling 15 / 50 An instrument whereby the maker engages absolutely to pay a specified sum of money to another at a time therein limited, or on demand, or at sight is a: A) Bill of exchange B) Bond C) Promissory note D) Cheque 16 / 50 According to Section 2(1), "applicant" includes: A) The legal representative of the defendant B) Any person from or through whom an applicant derives his right to apply C) The presiding judge D) Only the person submitting the application 17 / 50 On what date did the rest of the Limitation Act, 1908 come into force? A) First day of January, 1909 B) First day of July, 1909 C) First day of July, 1908 D) First day of January, 1908 18 / 50 Does Section 6(1) apply to applications for the execution of a decree? A) Only monetary decrees B) Yes C) No D) Only decree of possession 19 / 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 Property Act C) The Registration Act D) The Easements Act, 1882 20 / 50 In computing the limitation for an appeal, which day is excluded according to Section 12(2)? A) The day the defendant appeared B) The day on which the judgment complained of was pronounced C) The day the court reopened D) The day the plaint was filed 21 / 50 Section 27 deals with the exclusion in favour of the reversioner of a servient tenement held under an interest for life or a term exceeding: A) Three years B) Two years C) Five years D) One year 22 / 50 (Illustration) A enjoys right of way over B's land for 25 years. But for 10 of those years, C (a Hindu widow) had a life interest. Does A have an absolute easement if B contests within 3 years of C's death? A) No, because 10 years are excluded, leaving only 15 years of valid enjoyment B) Yes, 25 > 20 C) The court will divide the right D) Yes, if A paid C 23 / 50 For a payment to start a fresh period under Section 20, the acknowledgment of payment must appear in: A) The handwriting of, or in a writing signed by the person making the payment B) A bank statement C) A stamped receipt only D) The creditor's ledger only 24 / 50 Which sections of the Limitation Act, 1908 came into force at once? A) Sections 3 and 5 B) Sections 1 and 2 C) Sections 1 and 31 D) Only Section 1 25 / 50 (Illustration) A sues for a legacy. Accruer during minority. He attains majority 11 years later. Ordinary law leaves 1 year. Under Sections 6 and 8, how much time does he have from attaining majority? A) 12 years B) 2 years C) 3 years D) 1 year 26 / 50 If a person is affected by two disabilities when the time is to be reckoned, when does the time run? A) Time does not stop for two disabilities B) After both disabilities have ceased C) After the first disability ceases D) The court decides 27 / 50 Under Section 18, if a necessary document is fraudulently concealed, limitation starts when: A) The person first had the means of producing it or compelling its production B) The court orders a search C) The police are informed D) The defendant confesses 28 / 50 To which territory does the Limitation Act, 1908 extend? A) To the whole of Bangladesh B) Only to specific divisions C) Outside Bangladesh D) To urban areas only 29 / 50 If a disability continues up to the death of the person, who can institute the suit? A) His legal representative B) Any relative C) No one D) The Government 30 / 50 In Section 2(7), what two words are paired together to define "good faith"? A) Honesty and Truth B) Legal and Righteous C) Due care and attention D) Prompt and Accurate 31 / 50 Does Section 18 (Fraud) compute time from when the fraud was committed, or from when it was known? A) When known to the person injuriously affected B) When the police report it C) When committed D) When the court discovers it 32 / 50 Is a suit against an express trustee for following trust property barred by any length of time? A) Yes, after 12 years B) No, it shall not be barred by any length of time C) Yes, after 3 years D) Yes, after 30 years 33 / 50 Does the definition of "promissory note" include a note payable on demand? A) Only if specified in a separate contract B) Only for bank notes C) No D) Yes 34 / 50 Are Sections 30, 31, and 32 still active parts of the Limitation Act, 1908? A) No, they have been repealed B) Only Section 30 is active C) Yes D) They are suspended 35 / 50 If a legal representative is also affected by a disability at the date of death, do the rules of Section 6 apply to him? A) Only if he is a minor B) Only if he is insane C) No D) Yes 36 / 50 Section 24 deals with a suit for compensation for an act not actionable without: A) A written complaint B) Physical assault C) Special damage (specific injury) D) Intentional malice 37 / 50 Is a "hundi" specifically mentioned in the definition of a bill of exchange? A) Yes B) Only in commercial disputes C) No D) Only if registered 38 / 50 Does the Limitation Act 1908 extend to territories outside Bangladesh? A) No, it extends to the whole of Bangladesh B) Yes, to Pakistan C) Yes, internationally D) Yes, to India 39 / 50 Under Section 15(1), if the institution of a suit is stayed by an injunction, what happens to the time of the continuance of the injunction? A) It bars the suit forever B) It restarts the limitation period C) It is included in the limitation period D) It is excluded 40 / 50 Does Section 28 extinguish the right itself or merely bar the remedy? A) Merely bars the remedy B) Converts it to a tenancy C) Extinguishes the right to such property D) Creates a new right 41 / 50 Is a cheque considered a bill of exchange under this Act? A) No B) Only bearer cheques C) Only crossed cheques D) Yes 42 / 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) The Native Calendar B) Both combined C) The Gregorian Calendar D) The Court's calendar 43 / 50 According to the Explanation in Section 5, what can be a "sufficient cause"? A) Ignorance of the law B) Being misled by any order, practice, or judgment of the High Court Division C) Being out of the country on vacation D) Lack of funds 44 / 50 Does Section 22(1) apply if a party is added owing to an assignment of an interest during the pendency of a suit? A) Yes B) Only for defendants C) No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this D) Only for plaintiffs 45 / 50 Under Section 28, what exactly is extinguished at the determination of the limitation period for property possession? A) The right to file an appeal B) Only the right to evict C) The right to such property itself D) The right to claim damages 46 / 50 Are the rules of Section 6 (Legal disability) available for an application for execution of a decree? A) Yes B) No C) Only for money decrees D) Only for eviction decrees 47 / 50 According to Section 29(1), nothing in the Limitation Act shall affect Section 25 of which Act? A) The Evidence Act, 1872 B) The Contract Act, 1872 C) The Penal Code, 1860 D) The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 48 / 50 Does Section 10 apply to managers of Hindu, Muslim, or Buddhist religious or charitable endowments? A) Only to Hindu endowments B) Yes, they are deemed to be trustees thereof C) Only to Muslim endowments D) No 49 / 50 Which of the following is considered a legal disability under Section 6? A) Insolvency B) Imprisonment C) Poverty D) Being a minor, insane, or an idiot 50 / 50 Is an "applicant" defined to include the person through whom he derives his right to apply? A) No B) Only in property cases C) Yes, Sec 2(1) D) Only in trust cases Your score isThe average score is 39% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print
