The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test 0% It must be finished within just 30 minutes. Time Over. Thank you Specific relief act half model test universal The Limitation Act Question: 50 Marks: 50 Time: 30 Minute 1 / 50 Section 26 Explanation: Is an obstruction considered an interruption if it is submitted to or acquiesced in for 6 months? A) Depends on the damage B) Yes C) Always D) No, it must be submitted to for one year after notice 2 / 50 Does Section 17 (effect of death) apply to suits to enforce rights of pre-emption? A) No B) Only if the legal representative is a minor C) Only for commercial properties D) Yes 3 / 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 recorded D) Yes, if there are witnesses 4 / 50 Section 19 Explanation I: Must an acknowledgment be addressed directly to the person entitled to the right? A) It must be addressed to the court B) Yes, strictly C) It must be published publicly D) No, it may be addressed to a person other than the person entitled 5 / 50 Under Section 17(1), if a person dies before a right to sue accrues, time is computed from when a capable rep exists. Does this apply if the defendant dies? A) No, only the plaintiff B) Only for contracts C) Yes, Section 17(2) provides the same rule D) Only for debts 6 / 50 Under Sec 14 Explanation III, what is deemed to be a cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction? A) Bankruptcy B) Forgery C) Non-payment of fees D) Misjoinder of parties or of causes of action 7 / 50 What is the consequence of instituting a suit after the prescribed period of limitation? A) It shall be accepted with a fine B) It depends on the defendant's plea C) It shall be dismissed D) It shall be stayed 8 / 50 According to Section 2(10), "suit" does not include: A) A civil proceeding B) An appeal or application C) A trial D) A plaint 9 / 50 (Illustration) A right to sue accrues to Z during minority. While still a minor, he becomes insane. When does time run against Z? A) When minority ceases B) When both insanity and minority cease C) When insanity ceases D) From the date of accruer 10 / 50 Does Section 14(2) apply to suits or applications? A) Only suits B) Only appeals C) Only criminal cases D) Any application 11 / 50 Does the Limitation Act, 1908 apply to suits under the Divorce Act (Section 29(3))? A) Only for property settlements B) Only for child custody C) No, nothing in this Act applies to suits under the Divorce Act D) Yes, fully 12 / 50 Is a cheque considered a bill of exchange under this Act? A) Yes B) Only bearer cheques C) No D) Only crossed cheques 13 / 50 Under Section 27, the life interest or term of years must exceed: A) Three years B) Five years C) Ten years D) One year 14 / 50 Is "good faith" presumed if an act is done with honest intent but without due care? A) Yes B) The judge decides C) Yes, in minor offenses D) No, due care and attention are mandatory 15 / 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) Three years B) One year C) Two years D) Five years 16 / 50 Section 14(1) requires the prior proceeding to have been prosecuted due to a defect of jurisdiction or: A) Lack of evidence B) Other cause of a like nature C) Witness absence D) Fraud by the defendant 17 / 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 18 / 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 19 / 50 Are sections 4 to 25 inclusive acting as exceptions to the general rule of dismissal in Section 3? A) No B) Only sections 4 to 10 C) Only sections 12 to 25 D) Yes 20 / 50 Under Section 2(2), a "bill of exchange" includes: A) A hundi and a cheque B) A promissory note C) A bond D) A contract 21 / 50 Section 21(2): If one of several joint mortgagees signs a written acknowledgment, does it charge the other mortgagees? A) Only if they are a married couple B) Yes, jointly and severally C) Yes, if they hold equal shares D) No, not by reason only of that signature 22 / 50 Under Section 16, for a suit for possession by a purchaser at an execution sale, what time is excluded? A) Time during which a proceeding to set aside the sale has been prosecuted B) The time the buyer took to arrange funds C) 60 days D) Time the court was closed 23 / 50 True or False context: Under Section 5, is ignorance of law considered a sufficient cause? A) Yes, for foreigners B) No, it specifies being misled by High Court Division C) Yes, for minors D) Yes, explicitly stated 24 / 50 In computing the period of limitation, the day from which such period is to be reckoned shall be: A) Included B) Counted as half a day C) Left to the judge's discretion D) Excluded 25 / 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) Only a relative can do it D) No, only the manager himself 26 / 50 If the period of limitation expires on a day when the Court is closed, when can the suit be instituted? A) On the next working day of the following week B) Within 30 days of re-opening C) On the day the Court re-opens D) The suit becomes barred 27 / 50 Under Sec 5, who must satisfy the court about "sufficient cause"? A) The appellant or applicant B) The court clerk C) The public prosecutor D) The respondent 28 / 50 Under Section 27, within how many years after the determination of the life interest must the reversioner resist the claim? A) One year B) Three years C) Twelve years D) Two years 29 / 50 In computing the limitation for an appeal, which day is excluded according to Section 12(2)? A) The day the court reopened B) The day the defendant appeared C) The day the plaint was filed D) The day on which the judgment complained of was pronounced 30 / 50 Section 19 Explanation III: An application for the execution of a decree or order is considered an application in respect of a: A) Privilege B) Liability C) Contract D) Right 31 / 50 Under Sec 14 Explanation I, is the day the former suit was instituted counted in the excluded time? A) No B) Yes C) Only for civil suits D) Only for commercial suits 32 / 50 Under Section 14, if a proceeding was prosecuted without due diligence, will the time be excluded? A) Yes B) Subject to a fine C) No D) Partially 33 / 50 Under Sec 15(1), if the execution of a decree is stayed by an injunction, is the day the injunction was withdrawn excluded? A) Counted as half day B) Yes C) Depends on the judge D) No 34 / 50 Does Section 10 apply to managers of Hindu, Muslim, or Buddhist religious or charitable endowments? A) Only to Hindu endowments B) No C) Only to Muslim endowments D) Yes, they are deemed to be trustees thereof 35 / 50 According to the Explanation in Section 5, what can be a "sufficient cause"? A) Being misled by any order, practice, or judgment of the High Court Division B) Ignorance of the law C) Being out of the country on vacation D) Lack of funds 36 / 50 True or False context: Can a benamider ever be considered a trustee under the definitions of this Act? A) Yes, always B) Yes, if registered C) No, expressly excluded D) Depends on customary law 37 / 50 Does the Limitation Act 1908 provide rules for acquiring ownership by possession? A) Yes, Part IV does B) Only for moveable property C) No, that is the Transfer of Property Act D) Only for government land 38 / 50 When is a suit instituted in the case of a pauper? A) When the plaint is presented B) When his application for leave to sue as a pauper is made C) When the court grants leave D) When the defendant appears 39 / 50 Does a continuing breach of contract mean limitation starts only once at the first breach? A) Yes, unless written otherwise B) No, a fresh period begins at every moment the breach continues C) Yes, for lease agreements D) Yes 40 / 50 Against a company being wound up by the Court, when is a claim considered instituted? A) When the winding-up order is passed B) When the company assets are sold C) When the court acknowledges the claim D) When the claimant first sends in his claim to the official liquidator 41 / 50 According to Section 2(1), "applicant" includes: A) Any person from or through whom an applicant derives his right to apply B) The presiding judge C) The legal representative of the defendant D) Only the person submitting the application 42 / 50 Is a wrong-doer in possession without title considered a "trustee" under the Act? A) Depends on the court's discretion B) Yes, if possession is over 12 years C) No D) Yes, always 43 / 50 Under Sec 14 Explanation I, in excluding the time of a former pending suit, is the day it ended counted in the excluded time? A) Yes B) Court's discretion C) Only if it was a working day D) No 44 / 50 Which sections of the Limitation Act, 1908 came into force at once? A) Sections 1 and 2 B) Sections 3 and 5 C) Sections 1 and 31 D) Only Section 1 45 / 50 Section 26 Explanation: An interruption requires actual discontinuance by reason of an obstruction by: A) The claimant himself B) An act of nature C) An act of some person other than the claimant D) Animals 46 / 50 In territories where the Easements Act, 1882 extends, do Sections 26 and 27 of the Limitation Act apply? A) No, they shall not apply B) Partially C) Yes D) At the judge's discretion 47 / 50 The footnote specifies that the words "or local" were omitted from Section 29 by which Act? A) Act No. VIII of 1973 B) Act No. XVII of 1914 C) Act No. VIII of 1930 D) The Constitution 48 / 50 Under Section 25, instruments are deemed made with reference to which calendar? A) Bengali Calendar B) Gregorian Calendar C) Julian Calendar D) Hijri Calendar 49 / 50 Under Section 18, if a necessary document is fraudulently concealed, limitation starts when: A) The police are informed B) The court orders a search C) The person first had the means of producing it or compelling its production D) The defendant confesses 50 / 50 For a payment to start a fresh period under Section 20, the acknowledgment of payment must appear in: A) A stamped receipt only B) A bank statement C) The handwriting of, or in a writing signed by the person making the payment D) The creditor's ledger only Your score isThe average score is 32% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print
