This document contains exam questions for a 1st year B.A. degree examination in Legal Theory (Jurisprudence) and Ancient Law. It consists of 1 page with 9 multiple choice questions covering various topics related to jurisprudence, legal rights, sources of law such as custom and subordinate legislation, concepts of possession, liability, natural law, and distinctions between public and private law. Students were instructed to answer any 6 of the 9 questions in the exam.
This document contains exam questions for a 1st year B.A. degree examination in Legal Theory (Jurisprudence) and Ancient Law. It consists of 1 page with 9 multiple choice questions covering various topics related to jurisprudence, legal rights, sources of law such as custom and subordinate legislation, concepts of possession, liability, natural law, and distinctions between public and private law. Students were instructed to answer any 6 of the 9 questions in the exam.
This document contains exam questions for a 1st year B.A. degree examination in Legal Theory (Jurisprudence) and Ancient Law. It consists of 1 page with 9 multiple choice questions covering various topics related to jurisprudence, legal rights, sources of law such as custom and subordinate legislation, concepts of possession, liability, natural law, and distinctions between public and private law. Students were instructed to answer any 6 of the 9 questions in the exam.
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B.A.L. DEGREE EXAMINATION December 2014
(FIRST YEAR)
110. LEGAL THEORY ( JURISPRUDENCE) AND ANCIENT LAW
Time: Three hours Maximum: 100 marks
Answer any SIX questions All questions carry equal marks 1. Define Jurisprudence. What is the use of the study of jurisprudence? 2. What is meant by a legal right? Explain the characteristics of a legal right. 3. ‘Law is not right alone on might alone; but a perfect union of the two”.- Elucidate. 4. Explain the various forms of subordinate legislations with suitable illustrations. 5. What do you understand by liability? Distinguish between civil and criminal liability. 6. Define custom. State the requirements of a local custom to be accepted as a source of law. 7. Analyse the juristic concept of possession. What are the elements that constitute possession? 8. What is ‘natural law’? Mention some important jurists of this school and their contributions. 9. Write short notes on any THREE of the following: a) Ratio decidente b) Legal status of unborn person. c) Public law and Private law. d) Ancient law. ********
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