The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test

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The Specific Relief Act, 1877 Model Test

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The Limitation Act

Question: 50
Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minute

1 / 50

Does an acknowledgment need to specify the exact nature of the property or right to be valid under Section 19?

A) Yes, strictly

B) No, it may be sufficient even if it omits the exact nature

C) Only for real estate

D) Only for debts over 1 lakh Taka

2 / 50

According to Section 29(1), nothing in the Limitation Act shall affect Section 25 of which Act?

A) The Evidence Act, 1872

B) The Transfer of Property Act, 1882

C) The Penal Code, 1860

D) The Contract Act, 1872

3 / 50

True or False context: Can a benamider ever be considered a trustee under the definitions of this Act?

A) Depends on customary law

B) Yes, always

C) Yes, if registered

D) No, expressly excluded

4 / 50

Under Section 29(2)(a), which specific provisions apply to special laws unless expressly excluded?

A) Sections 4, 9 to 18, and 22

B) Sections 1 to 5 only

C) Only Part IV

D) All sections

5 / 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) Yes

B) No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this

C) Only for defendants

D) Only for plaintiffs

6 / 50

(Illustration) Right to sue for hereditary office while insane. Recovers reason 6 yrs later. Ordinary law gives 6 yrs. Does Sec 6 extend this?

A) Yes, by 12 years

B) Time is halved

C) Yes, by 3 years

D) No extension of time will be given

7 / 50

If a plaintiff prosecutes another civil proceeding in bad faith in a wrong court, will that time be excluded under Sec 14?

A) Yes

B) The court will halve the time

C) Yes, if he had a lawyer

D) No, it must be prosecuted in "good faith"

8 / 50

Which section of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is directly referenced in Section 6(1)?

A) Section 48

B) Section 11

C) Section 10

D) Section 151

9 / 50

According to Section 11(1), suits instituted in Bangladesh on foreign contracts are subject to:

A) No limitation rules

B) The rules of limitation contained in the Bangladesh Limitation Act

C) International law

D) The rules of the foreign country

10 / 50

Is the time requisite for obtaining a copy of the decree appealed from excluded?

A) Yes

B) Only in criminal cases

C) No

D) Only if the judge permits

11 / 50

Under Section 21(1), can an agent duly authorized by a manager sign an acknowledgment for a disabled person?

A) Yes

B) No, only the manager himself

C) Only a relative can do it

D) Only a lawyer can do it

12 / 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

13 / 50

Does Section 5 explicitly mention an application for "leave to appeal"?

A) No

B) Yes

C) Only for Supreme Court

D) Only for criminal cases

14 / 50

According to Section 28, what happens to a person's right to property at the determination of the period limited for instituting a suit for possession?

A) It is suspended

B) His right to such property shall be extinguished

C) He must pay a fine to retain it

D) It is transferred to the government

15 / 50

(Illustration) A Hindu makes a note bearing a Native date, payable 4 months after date. Limitation is computed according to:

A) Whichever is longer

B) The Native calendar

C) The Gregorian calendar

D) Whichever is shorter

16 / 50

A right not arising from contract, by which one person is entitled to remove and appropriate for his own profit any part of the soil belonging to another is an:

A) Ownership

B) Tenancy

C) Easement

D) Agreement

17 / 50

Does the Limitation Act 1908 provide rules for acquiring ownership by possession?

A) Only for moveable property

B) Only for government land

C) Yes, Part IV does

D) No, that is the Transfer of Property Act

18 / 50

Does Section 18 allow computing time against an innocent purchaser who claims through a fraudster?

A) No, not if they claim in good faith and for a valuable consideration

B) Always

C) Only if the property is moveable

D) Yes

19 / 50

Under Section 18, if a necessary document is fraudulently concealed, limitation starts when:

A) The person first had the means of producing it or compelling its production

B) The police are informed

C) The court orders a search

D) The defendant confesses

20 / 50

Does Section 10 apply to managers of Hindu, Muslim, or Buddhist religious or charitable endowments?

A) Only to Muslim endowments

B) No

C) Only to Hindu endowments

D) Yes, they are deemed to be trustees thereof

21 / 50

To start a fresh period, must the payment of a debt (Sec 20) be made by the debtor himself?

A) No, it can be made by the person liable or by his duly authorized agent

B) Yes, exclusively

C) No, anyone can pay

D) Only by a bank

22 / 50

The footnote indicates that the word "Bangladesh" was substituted for which word in the original Act?

A) Pakistan

B) East Pakistan

C) Bengal

D) India

23 / 50

Section 8 dictates that the period of limitation cannot be extended for more than how many years from the cessation of the disability?

A) Twelve years

B) One year

C) Three years

D) Two years

24 / 50

In ordinary cases, when is a suit instituted?

A) When the judge hears the case

B) When the defendant is served a notice

C) When the plaint is presented to the proper officer

D) When court fees are paid

25 / 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) Issue a show-cause notice

C) Dismiss it

D) Accept it

26 / 50

Section 26: To acquire an easement, the enjoyment must be without:

A) Permission

B) Knowledge

C) Payment

D) Interruption

27 / 50

What is the effect of a valid acknowledgment under Section 19?

A) A fresh period of limitation shall be computed from the time it was signed

B) The limitation period is extended by 6 months

C) The suit is automatically won

D) It stops time permanently

28 / 50

Under Section 11(2), can a foreign rule of limitation be a defense to a suit in Bangladesh?

A) Only if the defendant requests it

B) Never

C) Yes, if it extinguished the contract and parties were domiciled there during the prescribed period

D) Always

29 / 50

What suspends the running of time for recovering a debt according to the proviso of Section 9?

A) The creditor falling ill

B) Letters of administration to the estate of a creditor being granted to his debtor

C) The debtor leaving the country

D) A national emergency

30 / 50

Does Section 22(1) apply if a party is added owing to devolution of any interest during the pendency of a suit?

A) Yes

B) Only if it's a death

C) No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this scenario

D) Only if it's bankruptcy

31 / 50

An instrument whereby the maker engages absolutely to pay a specified sum of money to another at a time therein limited, or on demand, or at sight is a:

A) Cheque

B) Bond

C) Promissory note

D) Bill of exchange

32 / 50

Section 26 Explanation: An interruption requires actual discontinuance by reason of an obstruction by:

A) Animals

B) An act of nature

C) An act of some person other than the claimant

D) The claimant himself

33 / 50

Section 21(2): If one of several joint mortgagees signs a written acknowledgment, does it charge the other mortgagees?

A) No, not by reason only of that signature

B) Only if they are a married couple

C) Yes, if they hold equal shares

D) Yes, jointly and severally

34 / 50

Is a cheque considered a bill of exchange under this Act?

A) Only crossed cheques

B) No

C) Only bearer cheques

D) Yes

35 / 50

In computing the limitation for an appeal, which day is excluded according to Section 12(2)?

A) The day the plaint was filed

B) The day on which the judgment complained of was pronounced

C) The day the defendant appeared

D) The day the court reopened

36 / 50

Section 19 Explanation I: Is an acknowledgment sufficient if it is accompanied by a refusal to pay, deliver, or perform?

A) Only for small debts

B) No, it nullifies it

C) Only if the refusal is polite

D) Yes

37 / 50

According to Section 14 (Explanation III), misjoinder of parties is deemed to be:

A) A fraudulent act

B) A cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction

C) A fatal error

D) Non-excusable

38 / 50

Which specific sections were repealed by the Repealing and Amending Act, 1930 (Act No. VIII of 1930)?

A) Sections 10 and 11

B) Sections 28 and 29

C) Sections 2 and 3

D) Sections 30 and 31

39 / 50

Under Section 21(1), the expression "agent duly authorised" for a person under disability includes:

A) His neighbor

B) His lawful guardian, committee or manager

C) His elder sibling

D) Any lawyer

40 / 50

(Illustration) Right to sue accrues to X during minority. X dies. Minor son Y succeeds. When does time run against Y?

A) From the original date of accruer

B) It doesn't run at all

C) From X's date of death

D) From the date Y attains majority

41 / 50

The 20-year period for acquiring an easement must end within how many years next before the institution of the suit?

A) Two years

B) One year

C) Three years

D) Five years

42 / 50

Is "good faith" presumed if an act is done with honest intent but without due care?

A) The judge decides

B) Yes, in minor offenses

C) No, due care and attention are mandatory

D) Yes

43 / 50

Is a wrong-doer in possession without title considered a "trustee" under the Act?

A) No

B) Yes, if possession is over 12 years

C) Depends on the court's discretion

D) Yes, always

44 / 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) Two years

B) One year

C) Five years

D) Three years

45 / 50

When is a suit instituted in the case of a pauper?

A) When the court grants leave

B) When the plaint is presented

C) When the defendant appears

D) When his application for leave to sue as a pauper is made

46 / 50

Section 21(3)(a): An acknowledgment by a Hindu widow binds whom?

A) A reversioner succeeding to such liability

B) Her children only

C) No one

D) The Government

47 / 50

(Illustration) B digs coal under A's surface field. Surface subsides later. When does A's limitation period against B run?

A) From the time B started digging

B) From the time A bought the field

C) From the time of the subsidence

D) Never

48 / 50

True or False context: Under Section 5, is ignorance of law considered a sufficient cause?

A) Yes, for minors

B) No, it specifies being misled by High Court Division

C) Yes, explicitly stated

D) Yes, for foreigners

49 / 50

Under Section 20, what is the effect of payment on account of a debt before the expiration of the prescribed period?

A) The debt is forgiven

B) A fresh period of limitation shall be computed from the time payment was made

C) The limitation is halved

D) It has no effect on limitation

50 / 50

Is an "applicant" defined to include the person through whom he derives his right to apply?

A) Only in property cases

B) Yes, Sec 2(1)

C) Only in trust cases

D) No

The average score is 28%

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