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    This document contains 12 questions about various topics in the law of torts. The questions cover defamation and its defenses, contributory negligence and exceptions, strict and absolute liability, vicarious liability, the definition of torts and essential elements, the distinction between injuria sine damnum and damnum sine injuria, the difference between acts of God and inevitable accidents, explanations of legal maxims, the difference between actual loss and mere wrong in torts, exceptions to the general rule of capacity to sue in torts, the structure and jurisdiction of consumer courts and commissions, and the definitions of damnum sine injuria and injuria sine damnum.

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    LAW OF TORTS

    Q.1. DEFINE DEFAMATION AS TORT WITH ITS ESSENTIALS AND ALSO DISCUSS ITS
    EXCEPTION OR DEFENCES.

    Q.2. DISCUSS LAW RELATED TO CONTRIBUTE NEGLIGENCE WITH ITS EXCEPTIONS

    Q.3. DISCUSS THE RULE OF STRICT LIABILITY & ABSOLUTE LIABILITY.

    Q. 4. DISCUSS THE LAW RELATING WITH VICARIOUS LIABILITY IN TORT.

    Q. 5. DEFINE TORTS & GIVE ITS ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS.

    Q. 6. VIOLATION OF A LEGAL RIGHT IT IS ACTIONABLE EVEN WITHOUT THE PROOF OF ANY


    DAMAGE (INJURIA SINE DAMNUM), BUT WHEN THERE IS NO VIOLATION OF A LEGAL RIGHT,
    NO ACTION LIES EVEN THOUGH DAMAGE MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSED TO THE PLAINTIFF
    (DAMNUM SINE INJURIA), DISCUSS WITH THE HELP OF DECIDED CASES.

    Q7. DISCUSS & DISTINGUISH BETWEEN ACT OF GOD (VIS MAJOR) & INEVITABLE ACCIDENT

    Q. 8- DESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING MAXIMS-


    (a) UBI JUS IBI REMEDIUM.
    (b) ACTIO PERSONALIS MORITUR CUM PERSONA
    (c) EX TURPI CAUSA NON ORITUR ACTION
    (d) INNUENDO
    (e) RES IPSA LIQUITOR

    Q.9- THE MERE CAUSING OF ACTUAL LOSS TO ANOTHER IS NOT NECESSARILY A TORT BUT
    THE MERE WRONG WITHOUT ANY ACTUAL LOSS IS A TORT. EXPLAIN WITH THE HELP OF
    DECIDED CASES?

    Q.10- ALL PERSONS HAVE THE CAPACITY TO SUE AND BE SUED IN TORT. DISCUSS THE
    EXCEPTIONS TO THIS GENERAL RULE?

    Q. 11- WHAT IS THE STRUCTURE AND JURISDICTION OF DISST. CONSUMER COURT AND
    NATIONAL CONSUMER COMMISSION? WHERE THE APPEAL AGAINST THE JUDGEMENT OF
    NATIONAL COMMISSION LIES?

    OR

    DESCRIBE IN BRIEF THE ENFORCEMENT OF CONSUMER RIGHTS BY THE DISTT. FORUM,


    STATE COMMISSION AND NATIONAL COMMISSION?

    Q.12- DEFINE DAMNO SINE INJURIA AND INJURIA SINE DAMNO?

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