Exercises Legal Aptitude Exercise – Legal Knowledge Part 1 By Praveen Dwivedi - February 13, 2016 11 5192 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Between a master and a servant, there exists….?Contract of serviceA novation contractContract for serviceNone of the AboveDamages which are unascertained are known as?Exemplary damagesLiquidated damagesUnliquidated damagesSpecial damagesAn abettor is also known as?Co-conspiratorPrincipalAgentAccessoryA situation whereby a person performs an act as a result of violence, threat or other pressure against the person is known as?CartelIncarcerationDuressNone of the AboveThe Latin phrase “amicus curiae”meansA relevant factA irrelevant factA friend of the courtAn interested partySince employers usually have more money to pay for negligence, they would be in a better position to pay the victims. This principle finds its roots in:Compassionate employment theoryDeep pocket theoryCompulsory employment theoryCommon employment theoryUnder tort law, the ………… principle that deals with the damage done by an animal directly to a human.ScienterStrict LiabilityAbsolute LiabilityAnimals mansuetae naturaeA plea by the defendant that he has been previously acquitted of the same offence and that he or she therefore cannot be tried for it again is known as:Res judicataAutrefois acquitMalicious prosecutionAutrefois convictMischief with fire is known as ?Pyrophilia Pyromania ArsonNone of the AboveUnder tort law, a claim is barred if there is a third party with superior rights. This defense is known asJus tertii Damnum sine injuria Injuria sine damno None of the AboveA relationship where one person reposes complete trust in another in regard to a particular transaction or one's general affairs or business is known asImplied agency Fiduciary relationshipPromissory estoppelsImplied agencyA ________ offence means that a police officer has the authority to make an arrest without a warrant.Compoundable Non-compoundable Cognizable Non-cognizable‘Caveat emptor’ means-Let the seller beware Let the buyer beware Not of sound mind Incapable of criminal intention The legal test for insanity defense was first recognized inMcNaughton’s case Ahluwalia’s case Jack the Ripper’s case None of the aboveWhich of the following is not a fundamental right in India?Right to carry on any trade Right to freedom of speechRight to education Right to be heard
How can you say that mischief with fire is Arson? Arson is mischief with fire WITH the intent to destroy/cause damage etc., isn’t it? Reply
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What is the difference between Res Judicata and Autrefois acquit?
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Violence and threat come under Duress ?
How can you say that mischief with fire is Arson? Arson is mischief with fire WITH the intent to destroy/cause damage etc., isn’t it?
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