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 Under Sec 2(5), an easement allows someone to appropriate part of the soil belonging to: A) Himself B) Another person C) The Government D) A trust 2 / 50 Section 24 deals with a suit for compensation for an act not actionable without: A) Intentional malice B) Physical assault C) Special damage (specific injury) D) A written complaint 3 / 50 If the defense does not set up limitation as a defense, what must the court do to a time-barred suit? A) Ask the plaintiff for an explanation B) Accept it C) Issue a show-cause notice D) Dismiss it 4 / 50 Under Section 29(2)(a), which specific provisions apply to special laws unless expressly excluded? A) Only Part IV B) Sections 4, 9 to 18, and 22 C) Sections 1 to 5 only D) All sections 5 / 50 The footnote indicates that the word "Bangladesh" was substituted for which word in the original Act? A) India B) Pakistan C) East Pakistan D) Bengal 6 / 50 True or False context: Can a benamider ever be considered a trustee under the definitions of this Act? A) No, expressly excluded B) Depends on customary law C) Yes, always D) Yes, if registered 7 / 50 Does a "suit" include an application? A) Only interlocutory applications B) Yes, if filed together C) Yes D) No 8 / 50 According to Section 2(1), "applicant" includes: A) The legal representative of the defendant B) The presiding judge C) Only the person submitting the application D) Any person from or through whom an applicant derives his right to apply 9 / 50 "Defendant" under Section 2(4) includes: A) Any person from or through whom a defendant derives his liability to be sued B) Only the person originally sued C) The plaintiff's lawyer D) The court official 10 / 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 Registration Act C) The Easements Act, 1882 D) The Property Act 11 / 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) None of the sections D) Only Section 5 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 oral C) Yes D) Yes, if registered 13 / 50 If a suit requires a mandatory notice period under any enactment, is that notice period excluded from limitation? A) Only if it exceeds 30 days B) Yes C) No D) Only for government suits 14 / 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 is included in the limitation period B) It bars the suit forever C) It is excluded D) It restarts the limitation period 15 / 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 insanity ceases C) From the date of accruer D) When both insanity and minority cease 16 / 50 Section 29(2): Where a special law prescribes a different period, Section 3 applies as if it were prescribed in: A) The third schedule B) The penal code C) The constitution D) The first schedule 17 / 50 Under Section 20, payment of interest on a legacy must be made: A) After the limitation period ends B) At the time of filing the suit C) Exactly on the due date D) Before the expiration of the prescribed period 18 / 50 Does Section 14(2) apply to suits or applications? A) Only criminal cases B) Any application C) Only appeals D) Only suits 19 / 50 If a court is closed on the first day of the limitation period, does Section 4 grant an extension? A) Yes, by 30 days B) No, Section 4 only applies if the period expires on a day the court is closed C) Yes D) Yes, by one week 20 / 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) One year B) Five years C) Three years D) Two years 21 / 50 What happens if a person claiming an easement under Sec 26 interruptedly enjoys it for 25 years? A) He gets half the right B) He must pay compensation C) He does not get the absolute right, as it must be "without interruption" D) He gets the right 22 / 50 According to the Explanation in Section 5, what can be a "sufficient cause"? A) Being out of the country on vacation B) Lack of funds C) Ignorance of the law D) Being misled by any order, practice, or judgment of the High Court Division 23 / 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) Sunday C) Next Friday D) Saturday 24 / 50 According to Section 14 (Explanation III), misjoinder of parties is deemed to be: A) A fraudulent act B) A fatal error C) A cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction D) Non-excusable 25 / 50 Under Sec 14 Explanation III, what is deemed to be a cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction? A) Forgery B) Bankruptcy C) Misjoinder of parties or of causes of action D) Non-payment of fees 26 / 50 Under Section 23, in the case of a continuing breach of contract, when does a fresh period of limitation begin to run? A) At the end of the contract B) When a notice is served C) At every moment of the time during which the breach continues D) From the first day of breach only 27 / 50 Does the Limitation Act 1908 provide rules for acquiring ownership by possession? A) Only for moveable property B) Yes, Part IV does C) No, that is the Transfer of Property Act D) Only for government land 28 / 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) The suit becomes barred C) Within 30 days of re-opening D) On the day the Court re-opens 29 / 50 Is a wrong-doer in possession without title considered a "trustee" under the Act? A) Yes, if possession is over 12 years B) No C) Yes, always D) Depends on the court's discretion 30 / 50 Which sections of the Limitation Act, 1908 came into force at once? A) Only Section 1 B) Sections 3 and 5 C) Sections 1 and 31 D) Sections 1 and 2 31 / 50 Section 26: To acquire an easement, the enjoyment must be without: A) Knowledge B) Permission C) Payment D) Interruption 32 / 50 Which section was repealed by the Second Repealing and Amending Act, 1914 (Act No. XVII of 1914)? A) Section 31 B) Section 30 C) Section 32 D) Section 29 33 / 50 Does Section 6(1) apply to applications for the execution of a decree? A) Only decree of possession B) No C) Yes D) Only monetary decrees 34 / 50 On what date did the rest of the Limitation Act, 1908 come into force? A) First day of January, 1908 B) First day of July, 1909 C) First day of July, 1908 D) First day of January, 1909 35 / 50 Under Section 17, if a person dies before a right to sue accrues to him, limitation is computed from when? A) Date of death B) Date the cause of action happened C) One year after death D) Time when there is a legal representative capable of instituting the suit 36 / 50 Do the rules of Section 6 (Legal disability) apply to a suit to enforce rights of pre-emption? A) Yes B) Yes, if minor C) No (Sec 8) D) Yes, if insane 37 / 50 Under Section 12(3), when appealing a decree, what time is excluded besides the copy of the decree? A) Time spent hiring a lawyer B) Public holidays C) Travel time D) Time requisite for obtaining a copy of the judgment on which it is founded 38 / 50 If an easement is claimed over Government property, what is the required period of continuous enjoyment? A) 20 years B) 60 years C) 30 years D) 100 years 39 / 50 According to Section 2(6), "foreign country" means: A) Neighboring countries only B) Any country outside Asia C) Any country other than Bangladesh D) Countries without a bilateral treaty 40 / 50 Under Section 14, if a proceeding was prosecuted without due diligence, will the time be excluded? A) Partially B) No C) Yes D) Subject to a fine 41 / 50 According to Section 2(10), "suit" does not include: A) A civil proceeding B) A trial C) A plaint D) An appeal or application 42 / 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) Only for plaintiffs B) Yes C) Only for defendants D) No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this 43 / 50 According to the Explanation in Section 20, "Debt" includes money payable under a: A) Decree or order of Court B) Verbal agreement only C) Void contract D) Moral obligation 44 / 50 Under Section 2(11), which of the following is NOT a "trustee"? A) A manager of a religious endowment B) An express trustee C) A benamider D) A legally appointed guardian 45 / 50 An instrument whereby a person obliges himself to pay money to another, on condition that the obligation shall be void if a specified act is performed, is called a: A) Bond B) Promissory note C) Cheque D) Bill of exchange 46 / 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) 3 years B) 2 years C) 12 years D) 1 year 47 / 50 Under Section 26, how long must access and use of light or air be peaceably enjoyed to become an absolute easement against a private party? A) 30 years B) 12 years C) 60 years D) 20 years 48 / 50 Section 10 deals with suits against: A) Express trustees and their representatives B) Government officials C) Foreigners D) Minors 49 / 50 (Illustration) The right to sue accrues to A during minority. He attains majority four years later. The limitation period is 3 years. When must he sue? A) Within 3 years from the date of accruer B) Within 3 years from attaining majority C) Within 1 year from attaining majority D) Within 4 years from accruer 50 / 50 If a person is a minor at the time the right to sue accrues, when can he institute the suit? A) Immediately through a friend only B) Never C) Within one year of attaining majority D) Within the same period after the disability has ceased Your score isThe average score is 32% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print
