The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test 4 (English)

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BANGLADESH BAR COUNCIL ADVOCATE ENROLLMENT EXAM

The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test 4 (English)

Official CBT Model Test â€ĸ Session 2026

CBT ACTIVE

Time Allowed30 Minutes

Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

Negative Marking-0.25 Marks

Qualifying Mark50% Pass

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Specific Relief Act Model Test 4 (English)

The Specific Relief Act, 1877

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

A transfers a promissory note to B for value but without endorsement. A becomes insolvent. Can B compel assignee C to endorse?

2 / 50

A contracts to grant B an under-lease and apply for a license, or pay 10,000 Taka. A refuses to apply. Is B entitled to specific performance?

3 / 50

Specific relief given by preventing a party from doing that which he is under an obligation not to do is mentioned in:

4 / 50

If a vendor sells unencumbered property but it is mortgaged, the purchaser may compel him to redeem it provided the mortgage:

5 / 50

Where concurrence of other persons is necessary to validate title, and they are bound to convey, the purchaser may:

6 / 50

A, the mortgagee of certain leaseholds, renews the lease in his own name. Under the Act, A is a:

7 / 50

In the 50 bighas scenario, can B obtain a decree directing A to convey the 50 bighas belonging to A?

8 / 50

Section 11(c) allows compelled delivery when it would be extremely difficult to ascertain the actual damage caused by its:

9 / 50

Specific performance may be enforced when there exists no standard for ascertaining actual damage. This is in:

10 / 50

Does Section 9 bar any person from suing to establish his title to such property?

11 / 50

A contracts to supply B with all the goods of a certain class which B may require. Can this be specifically enforced?

12 / 50

Trustees contract to sell trust-property worth 1 lakh to C for 30,000. Can C enforce specific performance?

13 / 50

Under Section 19, if specific performance is granted but is not sufficient to satisfy justice, the Court may:

14 / 50

A contracts to sell a house to B. It is destroyed by a cyclone the next day. B can be compelled to perform under Section:

15 / 50

A contracts to let land to B, and B contracts to cultivate it in a particular manner for three years. Can this be specifically enforced?

16 / 50

A contracts to sell 100 bighas. 50 belong to a stranger. Can A obtain a decree against B for specific performance?

17 / 50

Under Section 19, if the Court decides specific performance ought not to be granted, but there is a breach, it shall:

18 / 50

A contracts to sell land to B. An expensive embankment is needed. B does not know, A conceals it. Specific performance should be:

19 / 50

Specific relief cannot be granted for the mere purpose of enforcing a:

20 / 50

Under Sec 3, if Z bequeaths land to A, "not doubting he will pay Taka 1,000 to B", A's position regarding B is:

21 / 50

Specific performance may be enforced when pecuniary compensation for its non-performance would not afford:

22 / 50

A contracts to sell B a house for 1,000 taka. B is entitled to specific performance because the Court presumes:

23 / 50

Under Section 11, any person having the possession of a moveable property, not the owner, must deliver it to:

24 / 50

A, one of several partners, buys goods for himself when price is lower, and supplies them to the firm at market price. A is a:

25 / 50

A contracts to sell, and B to buy, 40 chests of indigo. Can this be specifically enforced?

26 / 50

A trustee may sue under Section 10 for the possession of property to the beneficial interest in which:

27 / 50

A warehouse-keeper (A) is charged with the delivery of goods to Z. B takes them out of A's possession. Can A sue B?

28 / 50

Under Section 22, Court may exercise discretion NOT to decree specific performance if the contract gives the plaintiff:

29 / 50

A contracts to buy B's business at a valuation by two valuers. A stops his valuer. Can specific performance be enforced?

30 / 50

A refreshment-room owner refuses to give B undefined accommodation for selling goods. This case is for:

31 / 50

A buys certain land with notice that B has already contracted to buy it. A is considered a:

32 / 50

A contracts to pay an annuity to B for the lives of C and D. C was already dead. Can this be specifically performed?

33 / 50

Specific performance may be enforced when it is probable that pecuniary compensation:

34 / 50

A sues B for specific performance of selling a patent. Before hearing, the patent expires. The Court may:

35 / 50

Specific relief given by ordering a party to do the very act which he is under an obligation to do is mentioned in:

36 / 50

A is the medical adviser of B. By availing himself of his situation, A gains a pecuniary advantage. A is considered a:

37 / 50

Section 9 applies when a person is dispossessed of immoveable property:

38 / 50

According to Section 4, does the Act deprive any person of any right to relief, other than specific performance?

39 / 50

A special or temporary right to the present possession of property is sufficient to support a suit under:

40 / 50

A buys land from B, having notice that C is in occupation. A omits to make any inquiry. A is a:

41 / 50

Section 21A requires that the balance amount of consideration be deposited in the court:

42 / 50

A contracts to sell B the interest of C in a stock-in-trade. C is heavily in debt. A knows, B does not. Specific performance should be:

43 / 50

A, an author, contracts to complete a literary work for B. B cannot enforce specific performance because:

44 / 50

A, B's banker, discloses for his own purpose the state of B's account. A is a trustee for B of the:

45 / 50

Specific performance may be properly granted under Section 22 III where the plaintiff has:

46 / 50

A is entitled to a picture by a dead painter. B has possession of it. B may be compelled to deliver it because:

47 / 50

A contracts to grant an annuity to B for life. B is killed the next day. Can B's representative be compelled to pay?

48 / 50

A contracts to sell a house and garden. He cannot convey the garden. Can B compel A to convey the house?

49 / 50

What type of relief is granted under Section 5(c)?

50 / 50

A contracts to sell 100 bighas. 98 belong to A, 2 to a stranger. The 2 are not necessary. Under Section 14, A may be directed to convey 98 and:

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