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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Science in Law (BSL) , Bachelor of Laws (LLB) , Bachelor of Legal Science (BLS) .
| 1. |
Antoyodaya jurisprudence also means |
| A. | Anti-poor jurisprudence |
| B. | Anti-government jurisprudence |
| C. | Pro-poor jurisprudence |
| D. | D. Pro- government Jurisprudence |
| Answer» C. Pro-poor jurisprudence | |
| 2. |
Corporations are of two kinds |
| A. | Corporate Aggregate and Corporate Binding |
| B. | Corporate Dual and Corporate individual |
| C. | Corporate aggregate and Corporate Sole |
| D. | Corporate Solicitor and Corporate Sovereign |
| Answer» C. Corporate aggregate and Corporate Sole | |
| 3. |
As per Analytical Jurisprudence, Sanction means |
| A. | acquiescence |
| B. | punishment |
| C. | agreement |
| D. | permission |
| Answer» B. punishment | |
| 4. |
Who introduced the concept of Pure theory of Law? |
| A. | Holland |
| B. | Salmond |
| C. | Austin |
| D. | Hans Kelson |
| Answer» D. Hans Kelson | |
| 5. |
“Prudentia”, means_____. |
| A. | Skill |
| B. | Knowledge |
| C. | Skill or knowledge |
| D. | Wise |
| Answer» C. Skill or knowledge | |
| 6. |
____defined jurisprudence as ‘the formal science of positive law’ |
| A. | Holland |
| B. | Austin |
| C. | Salmond |
| D. | Allen |
| Answer» A. Holland | |
| 7. |
______rights are recognised and enforced at law. |
| A. | Legal |
| B. | Moral |
| C. | Natural |
| D. | Ethical |
| Answer» A. Legal | |
| 8. |
The judicature Act of 1873 did not abolish_____, but abolish rules of its conflict. |
| A. | Law |
| B. | Equity |
| C. | Law or equity |
| D. | Law and equity |
| Answer» D. Law and equity | |
| 9. |
Personal rights are______. |
| A. | Inheritable |
| B. | Uninheritable |
| C. | Inheritable or uninheritable |
| D. | Neither inheritable or uninheritable |
| Answer» B. Uninheritable | |
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