The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test 5 (English)

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BANGLADESH BAR COUNCIL ADVOCATE ENROLLMENT EXAM

The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test 5 (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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  3. A negative penalty of 0.25 marks is deducted for each incorrect answer.
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Specific Relief Act Model Test 5 (English)

The Specific Relief Act, 1877

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

A, B, and C are partners. A threatens to destroy partnership-property. B and C may sue for an injunction:

2 / 50

A bequeaths property to B, C, D "if living... then amongst surviving children". No children exist. Court may declare:

3 / 50

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

4 / 50

A, a vakil, threatens to make his client B's papers public. B may sue for:

5 / 50

A obstructs lights to which B acquired a right. B may obtain a mandatory injunction to:

6 / 50

A perpetual injunction can ONLY be granted by:

7 / 50

A directs an auctioneer to sell land, revokes authority for 20 bighas. Auctioneer sells the whole to B. Can B enforce?

8 / 50

A and B are joint tenants. A contracts to sell his moiety to C and dies. Can C enforce specific performance against B?

9 / 50

A builds a house with eaves projecting over B's land. B may sue for an injunction to:

10 / 50

A is in possession. B requires A to deliver property, alleging ownership. A may obtain:

11 / 50

A writes letters to B. C proposes to publish them for money. D (A's executor) may sue for:

12 / 50

An executor is bringing the deceased's property into danger. The Court may grant:

13 / 50

Under Section 25, a contract cannot be specifically enforced in favour of a vendor who cannot give a title:

14 / 50

A agrees to sell a ship to B for 4 bills of exchange. Ship is not delivered. A sues B on one bill. B may obtain:

15 / 50

A person may sue to adjudge an instrument void if he has reasonable apprehension it may cause him:

16 / 50

A lets one house to B, then lets adjoining to C. They make alterations preventing B's comfort. B may sue for:

17 / 50

On adjudging rescission, the Court may require the party receiving relief to make:

18 / 50

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

19 / 50

A contracts to sell B an estate A knows belongs to C. Even if C confirms, A cannot enforce specific performance because:

20 / 50

A reversioner in possession may obtain specific performance where the agreement is a covenant with his predecessor and:

21 / 50

A Hindu widow adopts a son. The person presumptively entitled to possession may obtain a declaration that:

22 / 50

A gets a declaration of marriage against B. C later claims B is his wife. Is the declaration binding upon C?

23 / 50

A Hindu widow in possession commits destruction of the property. Who may sue for an injunction?

24 / 50

A fraudulently represents a ship as seaworthy, inducing B to insure it. B may obtain:

25 / 50

A works his mine under B's and threatens to remove supporting pillars. B may sue for:

26 / 50

A contracts to pay his attorney B a fixed sum. The contract mistakenly excludes B's rights. B is entitled to have it:

27 / 50

A conveys land to B, who bequeaths it to C. D produces a forged instrument of trust. C may obtain:

28 / 50

A intends to sell a house and one godown. B fraudulently includes three. B leases one to D. Rectification cannot affect:

29 / 50

A, a trustee for B, is about to make an imprudent sale of trust-property. B may sue for an injunction EVEN THOUGH:

30 / 50

A contracts to sell land to B. A becomes a lunatic and C is his committee. Can B specifically enforce against C?

31 / 50

A imparts a secret process to his assistant B. B threatens to disclose it to rival C unless paid. A may sue for:

32 / 50

A trustee threatens a breach of trust. His co-trustees should sue for:

33 / 50

The directors of a fire and life-insurance company are about to engage in marine insurances. Shareholders may sue for:

34 / 50

A, B and C contract a bond to D for 1,000 "each". They intended a joint bond for 1,000. D can obtain performance only with:

35 / 50

A draws a bill on B, endorsed to C, to D, to E. C's endorsement is forged. C is entitled to have his endorsement:

36 / 50

A contracts to sell B a house and become tenant. A becomes insolvent. Can he or his assignee enforce specific performance?

37 / 50

A lets arable lands to B. B threatens to sow injurious seeds contrary to custom. A may sue for an injunction based on B's:

38 / 50

An injunction may be granted where it is necessary to prevent a multiplicity of:

39 / 50

A tradesman holds out B as his partner against B's wish. B may sue for:

40 / 50

A rings bells near a house interfering with B's physical comfort. B may sue for:

41 / 50

A becomes insolvent, B buys his houses. A persists in trespassing. B may sue for:

42 / 50

A rescission may be adjudged where the contract is unlawful for causes not apparent, and the defendant is:

43 / 50

A contracts to sell B a house and garden. A fells the ornamental trees without consent. Can A enforce specific performance?

44 / 50

Specific performance may be enforced against any person claiming under a title prior to the contract, if it:

45 / 50

If the obligation to prevent breach arises from contract, the Court granting injunction shall be guided by:

46 / 50

An injunction cannot be granted to prevent an act of which it is not:

47 / 50

Section 31 allows rectification if the contract does not truly express intention due to fraud or:

48 / 50

An Advocate induces a widow to transfer property to him to defraud creditors. Is she entitled to have it rescinded?

49 / 50

Under Section 26(e), a plaintiff cannot obtain specific performance without variation if the parties have subsequently:

50 / 50

A alienates to B property in which A has merely a life interest. Reversioner C may obtain a declaration that:

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