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The law of tort owes its development to judicial pronouncements.
The law of tort owes its development to judicial pronouncements.
True
Tort infringes the right in rem.
Tort infringes the right in rem.
False
Libel is the publication of a defamatory statement in transient form.
Libel is the publication of a defamatory statement in transient form.
False
Under tort damages may be liquidated.
Under tort damages may be liquidated.
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All civil wrongs are tort.
All civil wrongs are tort.
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The tortious liability stands discharged if the plaintiff dies.
The tortious liability stands discharged if the plaintiff dies.
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As far as private defence concerned it is not available in tort.
As far as private defence concerned it is not available in tort.
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There are many exceptions to absolute liability.
There are many exceptions to absolute liability.
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Private nuisance is a crime.
Private nuisance is a crime.
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Act of God arises out of working of natural forces.
Act of God arises out of working of natural forces.
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What is false imprisonment in tort?
What is false imprisonment in tort?
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What is res ipsa loquitur?
What is res ipsa loquitur?
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Study Notes
Law of Torts, M.V. Act and Consumer Protection Act
- Paper: 3.3
- Full Marks: 80
- Time: Three hours
True or False Statements
- (a) The law of tort owes its development to judicial pronouncements. (True/False)
- (b) Tort infringes the right in rem. (True/False)
- (c) Libel is the publication of a defamatory statement in transient form. (True/False)
- (d) Under tort damages may be liquidated. (True/False)
- (e) All civil wrongs are tort. (True/False)
- (f) The tortious liability stands discharged if the plaintiff dies. (True/False)
- (g) As far as private defense is concerned, it is not available in tort. (True/False)
- (h) There are many exceptions to absolute liability. (True/False)
- (i) Private nuisance is a crime. (True/False)
- (j) Act of God arises out of working of natural forces. (True/False)
Additional Questions
- (c) What is false imprisonment in tort?
- (d) What is res ipsa loquitur?
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Test your knowledge on the Law of Torts, the Motor Vehicles Act, and the Consumer Protection Act with this quiz. It includes true or false statements and additional questions to challenge your understanding of legal principles. Perfect for students preparing for Paper 3.3.