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UGC NET LAW DECEMBER LAW (PAPER II) 2019

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UGC NET LAW DECEMBER LAW (PAPER II) 2019
Which one of the following Jurists asserts that ‘Law and morality are complementary and supplementary to each other’?
A
John Austin
B
Hans Kelson
C
H.L.A . Hart
D
Devlin
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Salmond enumerates five characteristics of legal rights. Four such characteristics are
(a) Subject of right
(b) Object of right
(c) Content of right
(d) Title of right
The fifth characteristic is:
A
Property in respect of which right is claimed
B
Act or omission required by the right
C
The legal reason for the existence of the right
D
The subject of the corresponding duty
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Who among the following said that there is in essence, no difference between the legal personality of a company and that of an individual?
A
Maitland
B
Dicey
C
Gierke
D
Kelsen
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Which of the following statements is NOT correct in regard to distinction between Civil and Criminal liability?
A
Civil liability arises when a wrong is against a private individual but Criminal liability arises in case of offence which is a wrong against the society
B
Civil liability entails punishment whereas criminal liability results into damages
C
In Civil liability, it is the act and not the intention which is taken into consideration whereas in case of Criminal liability, mens rea is the determining factor
D
The procedure for determining Civil and Criminal liability is different
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The expression “Minority” is a relative term and is referred to, to represent the linguistic or religious sections or groups forming less than 50% of the total population of the State, stated by the Supreme Court in the following case.
A
T.M.A . Pai Foundation V. State of Karnatka
B
Islamic Academy of Education V. State of Karnatka
C
Usha Mehta V. State of Maharastra
D
P.A . Inamdar V. State of Maharastra
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According to Art. 233 of the Constitution of India, appointment of a District Judge shall be made by:
A
Collegiums of the State High Court concerned
B
The Governor of the State concerned in consultation with the Chief Justice of India
C
The Governor of the State in Consultation with the High Court exercising Jurisdiction in relation to such State.
D
The President in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court exercising Jurisdiction in relation to the State concerned