STH-D-LAW waa: fa ae saftraet sig : 250 eA-wa are fasta aqat (ox 3 3 i frafatad Reet a gon aaurigis 4g) A wel A ga ons wea fea me Soh feet ato et Fw safe a ga uta weil H TR A a) We Gen 1 ait 5 aad ¢ aan aA vet 7 8 wets ave 8 pn-S-an Um oe Geet Aa oe ae wes wear & fee Fad ois sae ar feu 7G a) well & ar seh iftpa sree 4 fore or aren, fra age ares vae-va B Pear ven 8, sik ga Area a TE PE WA-TR-SM (Ho Alo Uo) yferan S gaye wm Pde ere fen ST AC! safe Area srfefeen art fire area H fora me sen ANE aim ET Fc weit ft ee din, sei sfgfaa 2, a arr arr aTfeT! well & weret A ern serger A ore) sift wa a fea my wet a St A aa at arerh ae wa wre a Ta Ot we-ae-ae Berar A are TS ae a ye sea WE ue Bl ia: wre FI LAW (PAPER-II) Time Allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 250 QUESTION PAPER SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS (Please read each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions) ‘There are EIGHT questions divided in two Sections and printed both in HINDI and in ENGLISH. Candidate has to attempt FIVE questions in all. Question Nos. 1 and 5 are compulsory and out of the remaining, THREE are to be attempted choosing at least ONE question from each Section. The number of marks carried by a question/part is indicated against it. Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which must be stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in the space provided. No marks will be given for answers written in a medium other than the authorized one. Word limit in questions, wherever specified, should be adhered to. Attempts of questions shall be counted in sequential order. Unless struck off, attempt of a question shall be counted even if attempted partly. Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off. SuU-D-TaM/8 1 ([P.T.0.e—A / SECTION—A 1. frfatad wae a se an 150 weet F dire) fates waar a ares Polat A aera a sat sa ar wads cifire : Answer the following in about 150 words each. Support your answer with legal provisions and judicial pronouncements : 10x5=50 (a) “af ga ara Hy ara ver Sel 8 Re “ee a aeuTaH ST ora 21” ea yous F ave ‘after & art aan aia ‘ye’ A ferent AeTET) “Law recognizes that ‘mistake’ must be in good faith.” In this backdrop, explain the defence of ‘mistake’ contained under General Exceptions of the Penal Code. (b) wh ata a a Te ah 8 a sera Sem Fife In all robbery, there is either theft or extortion. Explain. () “fafa afer tam aie, 1955 a sea sep a aed oT 31” aan Asie “The object of the Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955 is to abolish untouchability.” Discuss. (a) “wer sre 3 PS agra A aR ar fare ‘Set afte &, sel svar ot 2’ aaa gor BI” emer K val Fhe) “Law of torts is said to be a development of the maxim ‘Ubi jus ibi remedium’.” Discuss the statement. (fe) wipe & ara % aaa & fee ‘oreeraa’ A ee Aire sik gas GIy Stara H aT aT of age Afi) Explain ‘necessity’ as a defence for the liability of tort and also mention the classes of necessity. 2. (a) “anda ag aiken 4 arr 34 34 arrel wh Roark % fore afeitera A ng @, far sorties ard Aowte oafs ae fa ae am ar oiegeards wie eT aera Bisa Aa 21” we ora & salen a vam aa ge fara aral A aera Sosa a Bae SAE) “Section 34 is incorporated in the Indian Penal Code to deal with the cases where il is very difficull to distinguish precisely the part taken by each individual in criminal act.” While examining the rationality of this Section, support the answer with the help of decided cases. 15 (b) we fafa (azies) afehan, 2013 % mem a feat of At csn-in ae A a var sal Fife, frat ured ave die 4 aera sarn aa ze) Discuss the different forms to outrage the modesty of a woman which have been made punishable in the Indian Penal Code through the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013. 15 Sea-RaH/8 2() Fa args A fa & oie gfegw waerh aa 7 of aE cafe ster srr} fae faeten dat 2? sal Afra When, under the law of torts even using reasonable care, is a person liable for the tort of negligence? Discuss. 20 3. (a) “simofte ara-au sik won & ats era gen feed arte oi gal le 21 ae sen sad eg A wena A Sac falta sfea A Aika 81” ga aor sal Aire aie Poffa met a waa Afra “There is a very thin but fine and subtle distinction between culpable homicide and murder. The difference lies merely in the different degrees of probability of death ensuing.” Discuss the statement and refer to decided cases. 20 (>) wa aie ork Bam % ar Pee ay sage & fee sree set Sat 8? sae Fi) When is principal not liable for the torts committed by his servant? Discuss. 15 () are % ome A viens a age Ae aa wa we A sat Ae fH aT arta avs ‘afte, 1860 % aria ame % stare & srgardl a wftere % are afew omen ea F ‘im a1 Bere BI Mention the defences of tort of defamation and also discuss whether exceptions given under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 for the offence of defamation may be claimed as additional grounds by the defendant. 15 4. (@) “sai cen vies ft sates } dem Ff oe aeepl yen fen we 21” wa eer aT adem Are wen ata, corte a fen soit dee viel & ste, wer wer weet ay Premade we sie! “Consumer Protection Councils also play a very important role in consumer protection.” Examine the statement and elaborate the objects, composition and functions of the Central, State and District Consumer Protection Councils. 20 () “anqokes saa asa wet & fee aha art ar orerfra gona afta ear oraeas eat 81” Profs area At aerate B ga aA sy AATEC “In order to constitute criminal attempt, the act caused must be proximate to the intended result.” Explain the observation with the help of decided case law. 15 () ‘afra aa At doer A arene ge oa afofent a age Ase, Pet ga dae wafea fear rT BI Explaining the concept of ‘no liability’, mention the Indian Acts in which this concept has been incorporated. 1s SOHRTAN/S 3 [P.ro0.wvs—B / SECTION—B 5. Refafad wae a am erm 150 met A de) sage afte saat otk anes Petal A aera a amt ar ar anda Fifi : Answer the following in about 150 words each. Support your answer with relevant legal provisions and decided cases : 10%5=50 (@) “seReR A Fae se % wr HS weir Pear ST aa 8, aan %H wa A adi” ga ae A aren Alfie aan suited ar age Ae, fiat sraren afar Al fale a area eh er * “Minority can only be claimed as a shield but not as a sword.” Explain the statement and mention the situations when a minor is liable under the law of contract. (bo) ‘aie fa we Sermo ere Ach 2, BA Grae @ Fife wei fen oT warn 21” wa wer A aren Af cen sr ard ar age afm st cls +A & fees ea “Public policy is like an ‘unruly horse’ which cannot be controlled easily.” Explain the statement and mention the agreements which are against public policy. (“HMR ret a ar after ca sires een 8 aa eronfteer aaa sta 81” sal AAC “Right to stoppage of goods in transit starts when right to lien ends.” Discuss. (a) Fie afin, 1957 % seis atta afeeion & fore artaré 8 wftard ero afters few wm aaa ara fate ofa a sal Afr Discuss the various defences which can be pleaded by the defendant in an action for infringement of copyright under the Copyright Act, 1957. (e) Ferd a afacier wa ee 8? Beard & afi Al vera adi ww wal Aa) ees qeark an afaces 3 at are ara ay fafa When does the infringement of trademark occur? Discuss the essentials of infringement of trademark. Write down the acts not constituting infringement of registered trademark. 6. (a) Tee ea steer % or, Aonfter, afte a wir A wal Aa ae a sell A oH eel A faa wet gor 8? ere} Pola A aera @ ara) Discuss the constitution, jurisdiction, powers and authority of National Green ‘Tribunal. How far has it been successful in achieving its objectives? Explain with the help of recent cases. 20 (b) “rena a afeeeen vera At ey aon 81” ga Hes A care Sify she wider alts aT wee Aire! “Revocation of proposal is death of the proposal.” Explain the statement and mention the manners of revocation. 15 SUH-D-FAM/B 4() 7 (a) (b) (o) 8. (a) () () ‘ore’ sit “arrg-agea-eren’ Al carer Aifiry wen eet & ata fate Alfie) SA safkreert Te oh sai fife) Explain ‘holder’ and ‘holder in due course’, and distinguish between the two. Also discuss their rights. “anda afta afta, 1872 A om 74.4 aie ai qearh & afehola S art A walt geaerf ats at are fear 81” ea ae A Ter Afra) “Section 74 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 has cut down the most troublesome knot of Common Law doctrine of awarding damages.” Discuss the statement. “ana 4 gafacr & aan 3 cherie qactansh 3 sted efaa afte seer At 21” Prffa art Fl wera B Sere AA AU BASRA SATU “Public interest litigation has played a very crucial role in protection of environment in India.” Elucidate and illustrate with the help of decided cases. “grea At anata & Ba ye A Geen ar aiftren afeaa, 2005 % seria ge fe qa wl wees a ae 8g 81” Gem oes are Wau otk oii Ft sat HiT “Notwithstanding transparency of governance, certain informations have been exempted from disclosure under the Right to Information Act, 2005.” Discuss the relevant provisions and limitations on disclosure of information. sida dia afta, 1872 % ata vaert % ara wa are sre 2 fe afer fen ot ga a? wal Fife Under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, when is a contract deemed to be entered into by the parties? Discuss. ‘Saez om ee & faq ora a go fate wd aol ved 81" ee ae a ae ater Fife “an invention has to satisfy certain conditions in order to get a patent.” Examine critically the statement. ‘oftert falas geri’ & ae 4 siteei afar, 2002, water cen states arate BASER AAPA, 1969 (UHe ako Go tho daz, 1969) wR far Guts 8? wal Afra ger area erg waUrt BH) arenEC) How far is the Competition Act, 2002 an improvement over the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969 (MRTP Act, 1969) with respect to ‘abuse of dominant position’? Discuss and explain the relevant statutory provisions. Jk 15 20 15 15 20 1s 1s SUH-3-TAN/8 5 SB8—630