The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test 10 (English)

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Specific Relief Act Model Test 10 (English)

The Specific Relief Act, 1877

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

A contracts to sell 100 bighas to B. 50 belong to a stranger who refuses to sell. B can get a decree for the 50 belonging to A ONLY IF he:

2 / 50

A contracts to let and B to take an unfinished house, B to finish it. B finishes it in a very defective manner. B:

3 / 50

Specific performance cannot be enforced in favour of a vendor who, knowing himself not to have any title to the property:

4 / 50

The dismissal of a suit for specific performance of a contract bars the plaintiff's right to sue for:

5 / 50

A contracts to sell a picture by a dead painter to B. This contract is specifically enforceable because:

6 / 50

A person against whom an instrument is void or voidable may sue to have it cancelled if he has reasonable apprehension that if left outstanding it may cause him:

7 / 50

A railway company contracts with Z to make an archway. Specific performance can be enforced because:

8 / 50

A acts as an agent for B to buy C's house, but in reality is acting for his own account. Can A enforce specific performance?

9 / 50

A contracts to buy 40 chests of indigo at 1,000 Taka per chest. Specific performance cannot be enforced because:

10 / 50

A declaration made under Chapter VI is binding ONLY on:

11 / 50

A lets land to B, and B contracts to cultivate it in a particular manner for 3 years. This cannot be specifically enforced because it is a:

12 / 50

A and B (trustees) join C (beneficiary) to sell estate to D, agreeing to clear encumbrances. The purchase-money is not enough to discharge them. Specific performance:

13 / 50

Specific performance cannot be enforced in favour of a person who has already chosen his remedy and obtained:

14 / 50

A tenant for life cannot obtain specific performance if the contract was made in excess of his power. This is an application of rules regarding who may obtain specific performance under:

15 / 50

If A contracts to sell a house to B for 1000 Taka, the Court will direct A to convey it because of the presumption that:

16 / 50

A person against whom a written instrument is void or voidable may sue to have it adjudged so, if he has reasonable apprehension that it may cause him:

17 / 50

To prevent the breach of an obligation, if it is necessary to compel the performance of certain acts, the Court may grant a:

18 / 50

One of two executors erroneously believes he has the other's authority and contracts to sell property to B. B:

19 / 50

Specific performance may be enforced against any person claiming under a title arising subsequently to the contract, EXCEPT a transferee for value who has paid his money in:

20 / 50

The appointment of receivers under Section 44 rests in the:

21 / 50

In the illustration where A leaves furniture with B (his agent) and B pledges it to C without authority, C can be compelled to deliver it to A because:

22 / 50

An injunction cannot be granted to prevent the breach of a contract the performance of which:

23 / 50

Temporary injunctions are regulated by the:

24 / 50

A conveys land to B, who bequeaths to C and dies. D produces a forged instrument stating the conveyance was in trust for him. C may obtain:

25 / 50

Under Section 42, a Court shall NOT make a declaration of status or right where the plaintiff, being able to seek further relief than a mere declaration,

26 / 50

Under Section 57, the Court can grant an injunction to perform a negative agreement even if unable to compel specific performance of the affirmative agreement, provided the applicant:

27 / 50

A marriage settlement intends an annuity for wife B. Husband C dies insolvent. The assignee claims the annuity. The Court may rectify the settlement to decree that the assignee:

28 / 50

An injunction cannot be granted where the applicant has no:

29 / 50

A perpetual injunction can only be granted by the:

30 / 50

The dismissal of a suit for specific performance bars a subsequent suit for:

31 / 50

Rescission cannot be adjudged for mere mistake, unless the party against whom it is adjudged can be:

32 / 50

An injunction may be granted where there exists no standard for ascertaining the actual damage caused by the:

33 / 50

A contracts to pay an annuity to B for the lives of C and D. C was dead at the date of the contract. The contract:

34 / 50

In rectifying a written instrument, the Court must be satisfied that the parties intended to make an:

35 / 50

Rescission of a contract in writing may be adjudged where the contract is:

36 / 50

Specific performance cannot be enforced against a party if his assent was given under the influence of:

37 / 50

Rescission of a contract may be adjudged where a decree for specific performance has been made, and the purchaser makes default in:

38 / 50

An injunction CANNOT be granted to stay proceedings in any:

39 / 50

Under Section 24, specific performance cannot be enforced in favour of a person who could not recover:

40 / 50

A's property is put up to auction. C inadvertently bids for A. The crowd thinks C is a puffer and stops bidding. Lot knocked down to B at low price. Specific performance:

41 / 50

Specific performance cannot be enforced against a party if the consideration to be received by him is so grossly inadequate as to be evidence of:

42 / 50

In rectifying an instrument, the Court is not confined to inquiring what the language was intended to be, but may inquire what were intended to be its:

43 / 50

A contracts to sell land to B. A becomes a lunatic and C is appointed his committee. B may:

44 / 50

If an instrument is evidence of different rights or obligations, the Court may cancel it in part and allow it to stand for the residue under:

45 / 50

Trustees empowered to sell trust-property worth 1 lakh contract to sell it to C for 30,000. C cannot enforce specific performance because the contract is:

46 / 50

A, out of natural love, makes a settlement on his brothers, then contracts to sell the property to a stranger. A cannot enforce this contract so as to:

47 / 50

A, B, and C sign a writing to give a joint bond for 1000. By mistake, the word "each" was inserted. D can obtain specific performance:

48 / 50

An injunction cannot be granted when equally efficacious relief can certainly be obtained by any other usual mode of proceeding, EXCEPT in case of:

49 / 50

A sues for specific performance to have shares allotted. The shares were already allotted before the suit. The Court may:

50 / 50

A declaration made under Chapter VI is binding ONLY on the parties to the suit and:

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