Department: _LAW______________ Program: LLB___________________

Session: _______________________ Subject: Jurisprudence II__ _______

Course Instructor: Hafiz Salman____

Assessment Period: Mid Term

Objective Type Questions Section:

• In the section of objective type items having the same format e.g. Yes –No type, True –False,
Multiple choice types etc. should be grouped together.

• Items in each section should be arranged in order of their level of learning as per Bloom’s
Taxonomy.

1. Level One (Memory Recall Questions)

( True false questions)

A gift made by a Muslim during Marzul-Maut takes full effect. Yes

A death-bed gift is essentially a gift. No

Delivery of possession is not necessary for a gift. No

There is limit on the donor’s power to make gift. No

A contingent gift is valid in Muhammadan Law. Yes

Writing is essential to the Validity of a gift. No

Hiba bil Iwad means a gift on condition of an exchange. No

A hiba-bil-iwaz is not revocable.Yes

Hiba-bil-Ewaz is a sale in reality.Yes

There are five kinds of Hiba under Muslim law. No

(1) The first act of the Abbasids was to remove the seat of caliphate to Damascus. Yes

(2) ‘Talwih’ was written by Taftazani. Yes

(3) A verse in the Holy Quran runs “difference of opinion among the people is the grace of god”. Yes

(4) A shia female contracting marriage with a sunni becomes subject to the sunni law. Yes

(5) The most authoritative text book of the shia Law is Taudib. No

(6) According to Malki’s a woman may be a qadi. No

(7) The succession act was promulgated in 1925. Yes

(8) Sadqa once completed by delivery is revocable. Yes

(9) Writing is essential to the Validity of a gift. No

(10) When the question whether a muslim is alive or dead, and it is proved that he has not been heard
for ten years. No

Hiba-ba-Shart-ul-iwaz is a kind of:

a. Sale

b.> Gift

c. Mortgage

d. None of these

A gift to take effect in future is:

a.> Void

b. Valid

c. None of these

. Hiba-ba-Shart-ul-iwaz is a kind of:

a. Sale

b. >Gift

c. Mortgage

d. None of these

Gift to an unborn person:

a. Valid

b. >>Void

c. Voidable

d. None of these

According to Hanafi Law a gift of an undivided share (MUSHA) in a thing capable of

division is:

a. Valid

b. Void

c.>> None of these

A gift made to a non mulism by Muslim is :

a. Valid

b. >Void

c. None of these

‘A’ makes a gift of his house to ‘B’ , to take effect on B’s marrying ‘C’. the gift is:

a. Valid

b.> Void

c. None of these

A, a Muslim, makes a gift of a motor car to his sister-in-law and gives possession of the car

to her. Thereafter ‘A’ revokes the gift. The revocation is:

a. Valid

b. >>Void

c. None of these

Gift exceeding 1/3rd of the property of donor is:

(a) Valid

(b)> Void

(c) Bad

(d) None of these.

Tafweez is a kind of
(a) Gift

(b) Will

(c) Wakf

(d)>None of these.

A gift may b revoked:

(A)> Before delivery of possession

(b) By heirs of donor

(c) When the donee is dead

(d) None of these.

Through a gift a Muslim can transfer his/her:

(a)> 1/3rd of property

(b) ½ of the property

(c) 2/3rd of property

(d) None of these

Is writing is essential to the Validity of a gift.

(a) Yes

(b) >No

(c) sometimes requires

A gift of unborn person is ______ :

(a) Valid

(b)> Void

(c) Voidable

(d) None of these

Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act was promulgated in

(a) 1948
(b) 1962

(c) 1973

(d) None of These.

The ________________ Property of a Muslim is heritable:

(a) Ancestral

(b)Self Acquired

(C) Both(a) and(b)

(d) None of These.

A male ancestor between whom and deceased no female intervenes is called:

(a) Grand Father

(b) Father

(c)Uncle

(d) None of these.

A will may b made:

(a) Verbally

(b) In writing

(c) Both(a) AND (b)

(d) None of these.

The thing bequethed must exist at the time of

(a) Making a will

(b)Testator's Death

(c) Dispute between heirs

(d) None of these

Gift exceeding 1/3rd of the property of donor is:

(a) Valid

(b) Void

(c) Bad

(d) None of these.

Different schools of Islamic Law denote:

(a) Sects

(b) Sub-sects

(c) Systems of Interpretation

(d) None of these.

Tafweez is a kind of

(a) Gift

(b) Will

(c) Wakf

(d)None of these.

A gift may b revoked:

(A) Before delivery of possession

(b) By heirs of donor

(c) When the donee is dead

(d) None of these.

A mutawalli can only b appointed by :

(a) Founder of wakf

(b) Executor

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(c) None of these.

Law of Pre-emption concerns exclusively with:

(a) Muamelat

(b) Ibadat

(c) Tableegh-e-Rasalat

(d) None of these

Literally, demand of jumping is termed as:

(a) Talab-e-Ishhad

(b) Talab-e-Kasoomat

(c) Talab-e-Zaroorat

(d) None of these

Right to maintenance of wife is:

(a) Absolute

(b) qualified

(c) Complimentary

(d) None of these

Option of puberty can be exercised till the age of:

(A) 21 years

(b) 20 years

(c) 19 years

(d) None of these

Dower may b fixed:

(a) At the time of marriage

(b) After marriage

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(d) None of these

Apostasy from Islam by husband operations as dissolution of marraige:

(a) Immediately

(b) Subject to declaration by court

(c) On fatwa by Qazi

(d) None of these

Acknowledgement of legitimacy once made is:

(A) Revocable

(b) Irrevocable

(c) Compoundable

(d) None of these

A brother, if not appointed by court may act as a

(A) De facto Guardian

(b) De-ure guardian

(c) Regent

(d) None of these

Alienation of immovable property by de facto guardian is

(a) Lawful

(b) void

(C) voidable

(d) None of These

The famous Jurist Al-qama was the pupil of:

(a) Imam Abu Hanifa

(b) Ibn Abbas

(c) Ibn Mas’ud

(d) None of these

Ijma means:

(a) A gathering of Mujtahids

(b) Consensus of opinion

(c) Law-making

(d) None of these

Who was appointed as Qadi by Hazrat Abu Bakr (R.A) ?

(a) Hazrat Omar (R.A)

(b) Hazrat Osman (R.A)

(c) Hazrat Ali (R.A)

(d) None of these

Imam Ash-Shafi was the pupil of:

(a) Imam Abu Hanifa

(b) Abu Yusuf

(c) Imam Malik

(d) None of these

Janayat deals with:

(a) Crime

(b) Torts

(c) Sale

(d) None of these

Total: 20

2. Level Two (Comprehension Based)

1. Which of the following has general application and demands in repeated activity:

(a) Orders

(b) Commands

(c) Rules

(d) Suggestions
2. Binding force of law means that:

(a) Law cannot be observed

(b) Law is worth observing

(c) Subjects are bound to observe the law

(d) It is a force which restrains the law

3. What is the main purpose behind the administration of law:

(a) Administration of justice

(b) Peace in society

(c) Stability in society

(d) All three

4. What law is called mother law and all other laws of the land are subordinate of law:

(a) Civil laws

(b) Criminal laws

(c) Social law

(d) Constitutional laws

5. In the administration of justice, crimes are called:

(a) Private wrongs

(b) Public wrongs

(c) Both of these

(d) None of these

6. Which source of law is most important and recognized as such by the law itself:

(a) Legal source

(b) Historical sources

(c) Informal source

(d) Ethical source

7. Laying down of the legal rules by a serving of subordinate legislature is called:

(a) Legislation

(b) Administration

(c) Implementation
(d) None of these

8. Legislation which proceeds from the sovereign power in the state and which is thereof, incapable of
being repealed by any other legislative authority is called:

(a) Supreme legislation

(b) Subordinate legislation

(c) Social legislation

(d) Moral legislation

9. When any rule, which is not against a basic law, is established by any the courts administering law:

(a) Preceding

(b) Civil laws

(c) Moral laws

(d) Sovereign laws

10. The general rule of precedent is that a court is bound to the decisions of

(a) All the courts

(b) All the superior courts

(c) All the courts of the land

(d) All its subordinate courts

11. How many kinds of legal rights in a legal setup

(a) 4 (b) 6 (c) 8 (d) 9

12. The statement of law by courts which go beyond the requirements of the particular case in fraud and
lay down an unnecessary rule is called

(a) Ratio decidendi

(b) Obiter dicta

(c) Res nullius

(d) Res judicata

13. Established social practice which is legally binding being incorporated in contract between the
parties is called

(a) Usage

(b) Conventional custom

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of these

14. An act opposite of which is called a wrong and which other must respect is called

(a) Rights

(b) Duty

(c) Wrong

(d) Legality

15. Jurisprudence is derived from:

(a) Juris

(b) Lex

(c) Prudent

(d) a & b

16. The term prudence means

(a) Law

(b) Knowledge

(c) Wisdom

(d) Both b & c

17. Jurirprudence is a name of a set rules to share

(a) Science

(b) Laws

(c) Institutions

(d) Rights

18. Concept of law is basic of

(a) All legal concepts

(b) All concepts

(c) Social concepts

(d) Ethical concepts

19. The law which is type of command and is laid down by a political sovereign having sanction behind it
is called
(a) Natural law

(b) Social law

(c) Imperative law

(d) None of these

20. All laws are not made by legislature however all laws are administrated by

(a) Courts

(b) Legislature

(c) Executive

(d) Both a & b

Total: 20

3. Level Three Analysis Based Questions

1. Jurisprudence is philosophy of

(a) Human nature

(b) General law

(c) Positive law

(d) International law

2. A right is enforced by law is called

(a) Imperfect right

(b) Perfect right

(c) Negative right

(d) Positive right

3. Jurisprudence is derived from:

(a) Juris

(b) Lex

(c) Precedent

(d) a & b

4. The ownership of material object is called

(a) Right
(b) Incorporeal

(c) Corporeal

(d) Trust ownership

5. How many kinds of mediate possession are

(a) One

(b) Three

(c) Four

(d) Five

6. A crime is an act

(a) Harmful to an individual

(b) Harmful to society

(c) Harmful to the institutions

(d) Harmful to Law

7. Civil laws include

(a) Complete law

(b) General law

(c) Special law

(d) b & c

8. Liability is

(a) Civil or criminal

(b) Remedial or penal

(c) Divestitive and investitive

(d) All of the above

9. State is a

(a) Corporation

(b) Firm

(c) Natural person

(d) None of above

10. A firm is
(a) Legal person

(b) A men sum of individual

(c) An incorporated association

(d) None of the above

11. A decision ceases to be binding if a statute or a statutory rule inconsistent with it is subsequently
enacted or if it is reversed or overruled by a higher court is called:

(a) Ignorance of statute

(b) Abrogated decision

(c) Erroneous decision

(d) Precedent sub silentio

12. Person as so defined in law are of tow kids:

(a) Natural

(b) Real

(c) Real or imaginary

(d) a & b

13. The test of determining whether a man is in possession of anything is that:

(a) It is in general control of it

(b) Waste it

(c) Holding it without interference

(d) a & c

14. A mischief, therefore which is not wrongfully because it does not fulfill even the material condition
of responsibility is termed as:

(a) Mens rea

(b) Wrongful act

(c) Damnum sine injuria

(d) Jus Necessitatis

15. The Latin Malitia means:

(a) Badness, physical or moral

(b) Wickedness in disposition

(c) Not exclusive ill will

(d) All of these

16. According to Salmond, the 5th element of a right is:

(a) Possession

(b) Title

(c) Ownership

(d) None of these

17. Rights which are recognized by the court of chancery are called:

(a) Rights in Re aliena

(b) Legal rights

(c) Equitable rights

(d) Personal rights

18. Authorative and persuasive are are the kinds of

(a) Custom

(b) Precedent

(c) Legislation

(d) Title

19. Jurisprudence is name of a set of rules to shape:

(a) Laws

(b) Institution

(c) Science

(d) Rights

20. The main purpose behind the administration of law is

(a) Administration of justive

(b) Peace in society

(c) Stability in society

(d) All the three

ANSWER: (d) All the three

Total: 20
Total Objective Type Questions: 60

Subjective Type Questions Section

This section will contain short questions, long questions and scenario based questions based on the
different learning levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy. The questions must be written in clear and concise
manner.

1. Level One & Two (Memory Recall and Comprehension Based Questions)

Defiine custom ?

What is the pre requisites of valid custom ?

What are the kinds of customs

Define term property?

Names the theories of punishments?

Explain imperative theory?

Who is person under law ?

Define various kinds of person?

What is meant by double personality?

Define legal person?

Difference between corporation and firm ?

What is meant by firm ?

What is meant by corporation ?

Essentials of contact ?

Discuss jurisprudence ?

Explain kinds of jurisprudence ?

Explain substantive law ?

Explain owner ship?

Define kinds of ownership?

Difference between possession of ownership ?

Modes of acquisition of owner ship?

Write the essentials of owner ship?

What is the Austin point of view about owner ship?

Write the salmond point of view about owner ship ?

Define vested and contingent owner ship?

What is sole owner ship?

What is co ownership ?

Define imperative theory ?

Define modes of Acquisition of possession?

Define kinds of delivery ?

Define operation of law?

Total: 10

2. Level Five & Six Evaluation & Creation Based Questions

Long questions

1-Define jurisprudence? And also define the kinds of jurisprudence?

2-Disscuss imperative theory and also explain its criticism?

3-Disscuss in detail various theories of punishments?

4-Explain the essentials of legal rights?

5-Define concept of possession? Also explain the

1)Possession in fact

2)Possession in law

6-Define immediate and mediate possession?

7-Define source of law?

8-Define person and also explain various kinds of persons?

9-Define possession and its kinds ?

10- Define rights in rem and rights in personam?

Total: 10

Total Subjective Type Questions: 30

Total questions in a subject Test Bank for MID TERM are: 90_______________________