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DAILY INITIATIVE (LAW)
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1. The House of Lords ruling in Bolam Case, 1956 has laid down the law relating to
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(a) Occupiers liability
(b) Medical negligence
(c) Strict liability
(d) None of the above
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2. A plaintiff in tort seeks
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(a) Liquidated damages
(b) Unliquidated damages
(c) Damages by way of fine
(d) Punishment for the wrongdoer
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3. The ruling of the House of Lords in Boulton v. Stone is known for
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(a) Liability of experts
(b) Liability for dangerous instrumentality
(c) Remoteness of consequences
(d) Punishment for the wrongdoer
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4. The very fact that tort law provides remedy for intentional ‘Faulty-full’ and ‘Fault-less’ invasions of bodily and property interest means
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(a) According protection to victim against all kinds of invasion of interest
(b) Subjecting all categories of violators to liability
(c) Ensuring uniform accountability for sub-standard behaviour
(d) Creating liability only for blameworthy wrongdoers
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5. The rule of res ipsa loquitur relates to the tort of
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(a) Negligence
(b) Liability for hazardous activities
(c) Action for defamation
(d) Contributory negligence
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6. Tort is basically a species of
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(a) Criminal injury or wrong
(b) Substantial injury or wrong
(c) Civil injury or civil wrong
(d) None of the above
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7. The definition of tort is contained in
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(a) The General Clauses Act, 1897
(b) The Limitation Act, 1963
(c) The Indian Courts Act, 1872
(d) The Indian Penal Code, 1860
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8. Tort is redressible by an action
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(a) For restoration of original position
(b) For unliquidated damages
(c) For liquidated damages
(d) All of the above
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9. Injuria sine damnum means
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(a) Violation of a legal right without any damage
(b) Violation of a legal right with damage
(c) Damage without violation of legal right
(d) No damage and no violation of legal right
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10.
Under the law of torts, malice means
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(a) A wilful act done without just cause or excuse, known as malice in law
(b) A wilful act done with evil motive, known as malice in fact
(c) Both (a) and (b) are correct
(d) Neither (a) nor (b)
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