Jurisprudence Past Paper PDF - September 2022 - Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
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This is a past paper for the Jurisprudence subject from the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, September 2022. The paper contains multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of law, including the origins, nature, and schools of jurisprudence. It tests the fundamental knowledge of laws and legal concepts.
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THE FACULTY OF LAW MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BARODA INTERNAL TEST- SEPTEMBER 2022 FIRST SEMESTER OF SECOND YEAR LLB GEN...
THE FACULTY OF LAW MAHARAJA SAYAJIRAO UNIVERSITY OF BARODA INTERNAL TEST- SEPTEMBER 2022 FIRST SEMESTER OF SECOND YEAR LLB GENERAL SUBJECT: JURISPRUDENCE DAY, DATE and TIME: 15/9/22 (Thursday), 2to 3pmn (MAX MARKS 30) Note: 1. All questions are compulsory 2. There is no negative marking 3. Answer of descriptive questions and multiple-choice questions is to be written in answer book A Do not write anything on question paper against any questions or options Name of the student: Roll No: o.1: Multiple choice questions. (10 marks) 1. The word Jurisprudence is derived from the Latin word a. Jurisprudentia b. Actus reus c. Mens rea d. Damnum sine injuria 2. The term Jurisprudence signifies a. Transfer of Property b. Knowledge of law c. Non relevant law d. Non natural law only concept of Jurisprudence owes its origin to the ancient 3. The Indian Dharma b. Jaimini C. Ulpain d. Cicero started with separate branch of knowledge Jurisprudence as a 4. The study of a. Ukraine b. Pakistan C. Romans d. Rudimentary countries Ou 'definite meaning jurisprudence acquired a 3. ne term theories propounded by a. Bentham and Austin b. Manu c. Pound d. Rylands the State, but givee of law to 6. Which school of law does not attach importance to relation primacy toy social institutions in which the law develops a. Historical School b. Quasi Analytical School Legislative School d. Administration of justice view that all universal ideal 7. Jurists belonging to which school ofthought propounded the to principles Which positive law must conform were not principles of morals but principles or CUstomary action' a. Historical School b. American Realism c. Pound's school d. Kelsons school 8. According to Sir Henry Maine who was to first jurist who study of legal institutions adopted historical method of pursuing the a. Salmond and Paton b. Montesquieu C. Gray and Pound d. Manu 9. The origin of law lies in the popular spirit of the people, which a. Volksgeist Savigny termed as b. Justicia c. Materials on Jurisprudence d. Supremacy of Parliament 10. Who said that law has whole because of their a national character and it common faith, develops like beliefs and language and binds people into one a. Savigny b. Austin convictions C. Paton d. Manu Q. 2: True or False (S marks) Manu said that ulius Pound saidjurisprudence is the science of law that general principles of law jurisprudence may be considered to be the study and lobn Austin calls systematic arrangement or o,A Austin pointed Jurisprudence philosophy of positive law' out as the that science of law is yainavalkya defined jurisprudence as concerned with law as it is philosophical aspect of knowledge of law Q.3: Fill in the blanks (5 marks) 1. A jurist whose name is 2sto constituents of the nature of law which considered command, sanction and sovereign as the three formed the science of essential is a branch of knowledge that deals with human jurisprudence. behaviour conduct and lays down the ideals of human 3. The army training and discipline along with his astaunch experience in Germany during his study in law made believer of positive and coercive force of law 4. A jurist whose name is considered legal science as a pyramid of 'norms' 5. A jurist whose name is is considered/known as 'father of English Jurisprudence' Q.4: Short notes (answer any one out of two) (5 marks) a. write short note on Austin's theory of law or a. write short note on Kelsons theory of law Q.5: Answer the question in short (any one out of two)(5 marks) a. Write a brief answer on Savignys theory of law or a. Write a brief answer on Sir Henry Maines theory of law The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Internal Year: First Test- September 2023 Semester of Second Year LLB Subject: Jurisprudence General Day, date and Time: 11/9/23 (Monday) 3.45 to 4.45 pm Max Marks: 30 Q-1 Multiple choice questions. (10 Marks) 1. The word Jurisprudence is derived from a latin wvord a Jurisprudentia b. Actus reus C Tort d. Mens rea 2. indian Jurisprudence owes its origin to the Dharma ancient concept of b. Structural Engineering c. Mechanical Engineering d. Evoved by Romans onhy 3. Who defined Jurisprudence as "science of the first principles of the civil law" a. Salmond b Gray C. Manu d. Cicero 4. Who defined Jurisprudence as "philosophy of positive law" a. John Austin b. Gray C. Hobbes d. Subbarao 5. The scope of the Jurisprudence has been widened considerably over the years. Broadly speaking jurisprudence includes all concepts of a. Human order and human conduct in State and society b. Sovereignty only Customary law only d. Quasi State made law only 6. What is that branch of knowledge that deals with human conduct and lays down the rules of ideal behaviour a Ethics b. Economics C. Politics d. History in the present form 7. The major premise of analytical school of jurisprudence is to deal with law a. As laid down in Holy Scriptures b. As it exists c. As discussed by sarpanch of gram panchayat d. As evolved by Law of God to you who is considered to be the founder of the positivism in the modern sense of the term 8. According a. Manu b. Gray C. Jeremy Bentham d. Thomas Holland Conventional custom is also calle as a. Usage b. Common law C. Local law d. Bentham law of utility 10. Local custom is that which prevais in some a. Definite locality b. State only C Throughout the realm d. Derogated manner Q.2 True or False (5 marks) 1. One of the essential of valid custom is that it must be reasonable 2. A custom shall be valid even if it is apparently repugnant to righi ard reason 3. A general observance of a custom ieads to the presumption that it has a rationai basis and that it is useful and convenient 4. A custom to be valid must be in conforrnity with statute faw 5. If the observance of the custom is suspended for a lorg tirne k would be assumed that SUch a custom existed never Q.3 Fill in the blanks (5 marks) 1. A custom to be valid should have been continuously in existence from the time 2. One to essential feature of vaiid custom is that it must have been cbseved with 3. The main exponent of the analytical theory of customary law as 4 jurist contended that custom has only persuasive va'ue 5. Kelson described law as normative Q4. Write short note (any one out of twÍ) (5 marlks) a. Essential of valid custom b. Supreme and subordinate legislation Q.5. Write answer in short (any one out of two) (5 marks) a. What is an Obiter dicta and its importance as source of law b. Write a brief not difference between custom and legislacion as a source of law THE FACULTY OF LAW MAHARAJA SAYAIRAO UNIVERSITY OF INTERNAL OFRETEST- OCTOBER 2022 BARODA FIRST SEMESTER SECOND YEAR LLB GENERAL SUBJECT: JURISPRUDENCE DAY, DATE and TIME: 07/10/22 (Friday), 12.30 to 1.30 pm (MAX MARKS 30) Note: 1. All questions are compulsory 2. There is no negative marking 3. Answer of descriptive A Do not write anything on questions and multiple-choice questions is to be written in question paper against any questions or options answer book Name of the student: Roll No: o.I: Multiple choice questions, (10 marks) L. The word Jurisprudence is derived from the Latin word a. Jurisprudentia b. Damnum Sine Injuria c. Violenti non fit injuria d. Sine injuria 2. Which theory of law has played a role harmonising, synthesising and prompting peace and justice in ditlerent periods and protected public against injustice, tyranny and misrule. a. Natural law theory b. Knowledge of law c. Non relevant law d. Non natural law only 3. The Natural law theory reflects a perpetual quest for a. Non Dharma b. Absolute Justice c. Ulpain d. Cicero The study of Jurisprudence as a separate branch of knowledge started with a. Romans b. Pakistan c. Indianas d. Rudimentary countrie_ was bclieved to have divine origin. In ancient societies which school of law a. Bentham law b. Manu law c. Natural Law d. Rylands law differentiated t values, a law which derives its validity from its own inherent natural law as agencies Which jurist described the law promulgated in advance by the state or its living and organic properties from a. Cohen b. Dias and Hughes C. Hall J d. Manu d.Kelsons theory Natural law theory is basically b.American Realism c.Pound's school method a. a priori or to main status quO according to 8. Which theory of law has often been used either to defend a change the neocds , requirennents of the time a Natural law theory b. Montesquieu theory c. Pound theory d. Manu smriti 9. The development of hunan rights jurisprudence and basic rights of men essentially owes its origin to the a. Blackstone theory b. Justicia rubens c. Natural law nhit philosophy d. Parliament I0. The conept of 'rule of law' in England and India, and due process; in USA are essentially based on a. Naturl law philosophy b. Austin theory c.Paton logic d. Manu samhita 9.2: True or False S marks) 1. Natural law theory was promulgated by John Austin 2. Julius Pound published a book on Natural Law in the year 1999 3. John Austin calls Jurisprudence as the 'philosophy of natural law' 4. Natural law has eternal lasting value 5. Roscoe Pound defined jurisprudence as quasi knowledge of law Q.3: Fill in the blanks(S marks) I. A juristwhose name is characteristics features of law of nature vizconsidered was the first Greek destiny, order and reason philosopher who pointed at the three main 2. Ajurist named him to control his passion andargued that justice lies in ordaining mans life desires through reason and wisdom and 3. Ajurist motivating named believed that however bad a ruler may be, it Grotius) is the duty of the 4. Savignys subjects to obey him (Hugo theory of 5. Savignys legal interpreted jurisprudence in terms of peoples will legal system unlesstheory served as a sound warning against they mustered support of hasty the popular will i.e. legislation and introduction of Q.4: Short notes abstract ideas in the (answer any one out of two)(5 1. Write short note on Benthams view marks) 2. Write short on law and legal note on Sovereign, positivism Q.5: Answer the Command, sanction as three 1. Write a question in short (any one out of essentials of Austins theory of law brief answer on two 5 marks) 2. Write a brief answer on Austins theory of law Natural law theory The Maharaja Internal Sayajirao Unversity of Baroda Year: First Re-Test- September Semester of Second 2023 Year LLB General Subject: Jurisprudence Day, date and Time: Max Marks: 30 25/9/23 (Monday) 11 to 12 pm Q-1 Multiple choice 1, The word questions. (10 Marks) a. Jurisprudence is Magna Carta derived from a latin word b. Actus reus C. Tort d. Jurisprudentia 2 As per the Hindu scriptures what is a. Duty considered as the foundation head of all law b. Allrights only C. Liberation d. Causiious omisious 3. Which source of law occupies an important place in a. Custom regulation of human conduct in almost all the societies b. Duty C. Manus law d. Common law 4. Who defined Jurisprudence as "philosophy of positive law" a. Alien CK b. Gray C. Manu d. Austin 5. Which source of law is broadly defined as a usage observed by the people and recognised by the courts on the fulfi!ment of certain conditions Custom b. Sovereign law C Customary law d Quasi State law Customs are not laws, when chey arise, but they are largely adopted into the law by the 6. a. State recognition b. Political parties c. Judges observations only d. Common law viz 7. Broadly speaking there are two kinds of custom and a. Custom of God and custom of king custom b. Sovereign custom and man made C. Direct custom and indirect custom d. Conventionai custorn and legal custom the term the founder of the positivism in the modern sense of 8. According to you who is considered to be a. Shobha De b. Allen C. Jererny Bentham d. Thomes Aquinas 230 9. Who divided the study of jurisprudence in to 'expositorial' and 'censorial a.Plato jurisprudence? b. Julius Stone C. Maneka Gandhi d. Bentham 10. Who said that the task of the Government is to promote happiness of society by furthering pleasure and affording security against pain a. b. Bentham Friedmann enjoyment of C. Sir Henry Maine d. Plato Q.2 True or False(5 marks) 1. John Austin is considered to be the 'father of English Jurisprudence 2. It was Plato who separated "law fromn morals' 3. Command, duty and sanction triology is implicit in Austins conception of law 4. The term 'Pure Science of law' is related to the name of Salmond 5. As per Analytical Jurisprudence, Sanction means agreement Q.3 FIllin the blanks(5 marks) 1. The function of expositorial jurisprudence is to ascertain as to 2. The function of censorial jurisprudence is to ascertain 3. The major thrust in Austinian positive law is on separation of law from 4. Kelsons Grundnorm is analogous to Austins concept of binding without which law cannot be obligatory or 5. Kelson described law as normative Q4. Write shortnote (any one out of two) (5 marks) a. Definition, nature and scope of Jurisprudence0 n5uclieebadhcno daned 1e b. Indian concept of Dharma Q.5. Write answer in short (any one out of two)(5 marks) a. Write a brief not on Austins theory of law b. Write a brief not on Savignys theory of law