MM Law Enforcement 6103-Q (KM)

Tutorial Questions for 6103.
1. Past consideration is no _____________. unlawful in part ( )
2. Acceptance must be ______________. absolute and unqualified
3. The person acting employed by under the control of the original agent in the business of the agency is
called ___________. “Sub-agent”
4. ______________ contract is a one-sided contract in which only one party has to perform his promise
or obligation. Voidable Contract
5. An implied contract is one which comes into existence on account of conduct of the ____________.
promisor
6. "A appoints B as his agent, by way of a power of attorney. This is an example of ____________. "
Contract of Agency
7. "A contract in which, under the terms of a contract, one or both the parties have still to perform their
obligations in future is known as ____ Contingent ___ contract. "
8. Every promise and every set of promise forming the consideration for each other is a/an ________.
“agreement”.
9. Illegal agreement is ____________ by law. Voidable
10. Promise to pay time-barred debt in which an agreement made without consideration is __________ .
valid
11. A general offer is an offer which ---------------------. A proposal (offer) may be general
12. "According to provisions of the Contract Act, 1872, void agreement and void contract is the same. "
True
False
13. A proposal may be revoked at any time -------------------. before the communication of its
acceptance is complete as against the proposer, but not afterwards.
14. A contract made by lunatic is ---------------- in the eye of Law. Voidable
15. The term "Consent" means ---------------------. Two or more persons are said to consent
when they agree upon the same thing in the same sense
16. "The committing or threatening to commit any act forbidden by the Penal Code, or the unlawful
detaining or threatening to detain any property to the prejudice of any person whatever with intention of
causing any person to enter into an agreement is called ----------------------." “Coercion”
17. The suggestion as a fact of that which is not true by one who does not believe it to be true and the
active concealment of a fact by one having knowledge or believe of the fact is called… Fraud….
18. Reciprocal promises should be performed --------- simultaneously --------.
19. An unsound person cannot become -------- competent to contract. --------------.
20. "Section 184, of the Contract Act deals with qualification of ----- an agent ------."
21. The bailment of goods as security for payment of debt or performance of a promise is called ----
Specific Contract-----.
22. A hires a carriage of B. The carriage is unsafe though B is not aware of it and A is injured. -----------
Bailor‟s duty to disclose faults in goods bailed.
150. (b)
A hires a carriage of B. The carriage is unsafe, though B is not aware of it, and A is injured. B is responsible to A for the
injury.
23. Goods displayed in a shop window with a price label will amount to …invitation to the purchasers ---.
24. "A sent a telegram revoking his proposal to B, which B received after posting his letter of
acceptance. B also sent Telegram revoking his acceptance which reached A, after receiving B's letter of
acceptance. Choose the correct answer."
(ii) As against the person to whom it is made, when it comes to his knowledge. [Section 4] Example
In the above example
(1): A revokes his proposal by telegram. The revocation is complete as against A when the telegram is dispatched. It is
complete as against B when B receives it.
(B) revokes his acceptance by telegram. B's revocation is complete as against (B) when the telegram is dispatched, and as
against (A) when it reaches him.
25. If a proposal is has been accepted subject to certain conditions then the contract is ---- implied ----
A proposal when accepted becomes a promise. [Section 2(b)]
proposal or acceptance is made otherwise than in words, the promise is said to be implied.
26. "A, B and C enter into an agreement for the division among them of gains acquired or to be acquired
by them by fraud ----------------------."
What considerations and objects are lawful, and what not.
Sec 23. (e) A, B and C enter into an agreement for the division among them of gains acquired, or to be acquired, by
them by fraud. The agreement is void, as its object is unlawful.
27. "A supplies the wife and children of B, a lunatic with necessaries suitable to their condition in life ---
------------------. "
Claim for necessaries supplied to person incapable of contracting, or on his account. Section 68
(b) A supplies the wife and children of B, a lunatic, with necessaries suitable to their condition in life A is entitled to be
reimbursed from B's property.
28. "According to -----Section 4 of Contract Act-----------, the communication of acceptance is complete

as against the acceptor when it comes to the knowledge of the proposer."
4. The communication of a proposal is complete when it comes to the knowledge of the person to whom it is made.
The communication of an acceptance is complete, as against the acceptor, when it comes to the knowledge of the
proposer.
29. In order to convert a proposal into a promise the acceptance must be----------------.
Acceptance must be absolute.
7. In order to convert a proposal into a promise, the acceptance must-
(1) be absolute and unqualified;
(2) be expressed in some usual and reasonable manner, unless the proposal prescribes the manner in which it is to be
accepted.
30. "B accepts A‟s proposal by a letter sent by post. The communication of the acceptance is complete,
as against A-----------------."
4. (b) B accepts A’s proposal by a letter sent by post. The communication of the acceptance is complete,-
as against A, when the letter is posted;
31. A promise to compensate a time barred debt must be ------------.

(1) Promise to pay time-barred debt [Section 25(3)]
25. (3) it is a promise, made in writing and signed by the person to be charged therewith, or by his agent generally or
specially authorized in that behalf, to pay wholly or in part a debt of which the creditor might have enforced payment but for
the law for the limitation of suits.
(e) A owes B Rs. 1000, but the debt is barred by the Limitation Act. A signs a written promise to pay B Rs. 500 on account
of the debt. This is a contract.
32. Consideration can be made only be future. false
33. A person has the capacity to contract ----------.

"Every person is competent to contract who is of the age of majority according to the law to which he is
subject, and who is of sound mind, and is not disqualified from contracting by any law to which he is subject."
34. "A sells, by auction to B a horse which A knows to be unsound. A says nothing to B about the horse
unsoundness. A does --------."
(A) sells by auction to (B) a horse which (A) knows to be unsound. (A) says nothing to (B) about the
horse's unsoundness. This is not fraud in (A). fraud(n)
35. When one person signifies to another his willingness to do or to abstain from doing anything with a
view to obtaining the assent of that other person to such act or abstinence he is said to make a _______.
Under section 2 (a) of the Contract Act 1872, a Proposal is an act when one person signifies to another his
willingness to do or to abstain from doing anything, with a view to obtaining the assent of that other to such act
or abstinence.
36. The person to whom proposal is made is called ______________. Promisee
37. In order to convert a proposal into a promise the acceptance must be ______________.
7. In order to convert a proposal into a promise, the acceptance must-
(1) be absolute and unqualified;
38. Past consideration is no _____________. unlawful in part ( )
39. By the death of the acceptors does not amount to revocation under ___sec 131___of the Contract Act
1872.
The breach
40. An enquiry as to fitness of the subject matter of contract will constitutes __ a valid __contract.
41. A contract entered into by a minor is ____invalid______.

42. An implied contract is one which comes into existence on account of conduct of the _promisor _.
43. _____________ contracts have lawful consideration and lawful object. Valid
44. "Reciprocal" contracts means ----------------------.

one sided contracts
bilateral contracts
trilateral contracts
None of above
45. A contract which ceases to be enforceable by law becomes void when it ceases to be enforceable is
called -------------------------.
A contract which ceases to be enforceable by law becomes void when it ceases to be enforceable.[Section 2 (j)]
Voidable contract
46. The age limit for making a contract is ---------------------- according to the law he is subject.
18 years
17 years
majority
None of above
47. Novation of a contract means ------------.

4.7.6 By Novation, Rescission or Alternation of Contract
renewal of original contract
substitution of a new contract in place of original contract
alteration of a contract
recession of contract
48. "The committing or threatening to commit any act forbidden by the Penal Code, or the unlawful
detaining or threatening to detain any property to the prejudice of any person whatever with intention of
causing any person to enter into an agreement is called ----------------------."
free consent
coercion
Both of above
None of above
49. The suggestion as a fact of that which is not true by one who does not believe it to be true and the
active concealment of a fact by one having knowledge or believe of the fact is called ---------------------
cheating
fraud
misrepresentation
None of above
50. Reciprocal promises should be performed ----------------------------.

like simple contract
in reciprocal manners
Both of above
None of above
51. "Section ------------------------- of the Contract Act, deals with principal's duty to agent"
Section 222 to 225
Section 222 to 230
Section 222 to 235
All
52. An agent is bound to render proper account to --------------- on demand.

213. An agent is bound to render proper accounts to his principal on demand.
his principal
sub-agent
creditor
53. "Section 184, of the Contract Act deals with qualification of -------------."184 Who may be an agent.
principal
agent
Both of above
None of above
54. The person for whom agents do any act or to represents whom is called ---------------.
The person for whom such act is done, or who is so represented, is called the “principal.”
employer
principal
managing director
None of above
55. In pledge contract bailee is called ---------------------.

The bailee is called the “pawnee.”
pawnor
pawnee
pledger
None of above
56. The bailment of goods as security for payment of debt or performance of a promise is called ---------.
172. The bailment of goods as security for payment of a debt or performance of a promise is called “pledge.”
pledge
special bailment
Both of above
None of above
57. Which one of the following is not provided in Sections 4 and 5 of the Contract Act 1872?
Communication when complete. 4
Revocation of proposals and acceptances. 5
Communication of offer
Communication of acceptance
Revocation of proposal and acceptance
Revocation of contract
58. When an acceptance is made in manner prescribed by the proposer is a acceptance of a proposal.
valid
void
voidable
59. "A supplies the wife and children of B, a lunatic with necessaries suitable to their condition in life ---
--------------------------. "
A is entitled to be reimbursed from B's property
A is not entitled to be reimbursed from B's property
Both of above
None of these
60. In order to convert a proposal into a promise the acceptance must be----------------.
absolute
qualified
absolute or qualified
absolute and qualified
61. Consideration can be made only be future.

True
False
61. Which one of the following is not an essential ingredient of an agreement?

proposal
accepted
consideration
public policy
62. A contract with or by a minor is a -------------------- contract.

valid contract
void contract
voidable contract
63. All illegal agreements are void; but all void agreements are not illegal.
True
False
64. When the contract is perfectly valid but cannot be enforced because of certain technical defects. This
is called ------------------.
unilateral contract
bilateral contract
unenforceable contract
void contract
65.The person making the proposal is called the ---------.

(a)promissor*
(b)promisee
(c)acceptor
(d)promise
66. The person accepting the proposal is called the ---------.

(a)promissor
(b)promise*
(c)acceptor
(d)promise.
67. Every promise and every set of promises, forming the consideration for each other, is an ---------.
(a)agreement*
(b)acceptance
(c)proposal
(d)offer
68.-------- which form the consideration or part of the consideration for each other, is an agreement.
(a)agreement
(b)promise*
(c)offer
(d)proposal
69. An agreement not enforceable by law is said to be ---------.

(a)void *
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
70. An advertisement in a newspaper offering a reward for the finder of the lost dog amounts to a -------.
(a)general offer*
(b)offer
(c)specific offer
(d)proposal
71.Every offer must be ---------.

(a)communicated*
(b)uncommunicated
(c)valid
(d)void
72.Where an offer is uncommunicated there can be ---------.

(a)no contract *
(b)contract
(c)deed
(d)agreement
73.The acceptance must be absolute and ----------.

(a)unqualified*
(b)qualified
(c)quality
(d)qualification
74. --------- must be communicated to the person who made the offer.
(a)acceptance*
(b)proposal
(c)offer
(d)agreement
75.Acceptance of the proposal means the acceptance of ------ the terms.
(a) two
(b)some
(c)one
(d) all*
76.Proposal or acceptance is made otherwise than in words , the promise is said to be ---------.
(a)implied promise*
(b)express promise
(c)promise
(d)agreement
77. --------- and acceptance are the two basic elements of contract.
(a)proposal*
(b)offer
(c)agreement
(d)promise
78. In order to become an ---------, there must be communication of proposal and acceptance. (a)offer
(b)promise
(c)agreement*
(d)contract
79. B revokes his acceptance by telegram. B's revocation is --------- as against B when the telegram is
dispatched, and as against A when it reaches him.
(a)incomplete
(b)complete*
(c)valid
(d)invalid
80. An agreement enforceable by law is a ---------.

(a) proposal
(b)contract*
(c)acceptance
81. --------- communication would include telephone message.

(a) Oral *
(b)Written
(c) Printed
82. Every person is competent to contract who is of the age of ----------- according to Myanmar law.
(a) 16
(b)17
(c) 18*
83. If both of the contracting parties have performed what with agreed to do under the contract, the
contract is----------------.
(a) discharged*
(b) breached
(c) waived
84.Insolvency of a party to a contract ---------- the contract.
(a) discharges*
(b) breaches
(c) Waives
85. ------------ are obligations which though not contracts technicallygive rise to relations which look
like those created by contracts.
(a) Quasi-contracts*
(b) Contract
(c) Treaty
86. Where a contract is broken, the injured party can take actions for the injury sustained by the ----------
of contract.
(a) discharge
(b) breach*
(c) Waive
87. --------- are remedies for breach of contract.

(a) Damages and specific performance
(b)Damages, specific performance and injunction*
(c) Damages, injunction
88. Contract of indemnity is one of the --------- contracts.

(a) specific*
(b) special
(c) vague
89. An agreement without consideration is void but there are ------- exceptions to this rule.
(a) two
(b) three*
(c) four
90. Tort is the name of civil wrongs (not being merely breaches of contract) for which there is a remedy
by action in courts of common law jurisdiction by
(a)Dr. Ba Han*
(b) Underhill
(c) Lord Denning
(d) Oxford Dictionary
91. ---------means crooked or twisted conduct, as opposed to which is straight or right for individual who
suffer personal injury, death or physical damage to or loss of property caused by an act or omission
which might be international, accidental or caused by negligence.
(a) Legal wrong*
(b) Legal damages
(c) Legal damage
(d) Legal remedy
92. The third and the last ingredient of tort is that the plaintiff must have entitled to get a--------.
(a)Legal wrong
(b)Legal damages
(c)Legal damage
(d)Legal remedy *
93. ---------means the loss or grief or harm suffered by the plaintiff.

(a)Damage *
(b)Malice
(c)Intention
(d)Motive
94. Every man is presumed to intend and to know the natural and ordinary consequences of his acts,
which means the following one.
(a)Damage
(b)Malice
(c) Intention*
(d) Motive
95. ---------can be properly used to describe the emotion which prompts the defendant to commit the act.
(a)Damage
(b)Malice
(c)Intention
(d)Motive *
96. To throw water at a person is an assault but if any drops fall upon him, it is ----------.
(a) battery*
(b) assault
(c) false imprisonment
(d) attempted battery
97. A license is ---------that it shall be lawful for the licensee to enter upon the land of the licensor or to
do some other act in relation thereto which would otherwise be illegal.
(a)an agreement*
(b) a deed
(c)a certificate
(d)a convention
98. Actionable----------consists of the neglect of the use of ordinary care or skill towards a person or his
property.
(a)damage
(b)negligence*
(c)contributory negligence
(d)breach of duty
99. Under the doctrine of ---------, the plaintiff was able to recover compensation from the defendant
because of evading the accident and meeting with other danger.
(a)damage
(b)negligence
(c)contributory negligence*
(d)breach of duty
100. A person is guilty of ---------- who does any act or is guilty of illegal omission which causes any
common injury, danger or annoyance to the public.
(a)public nuisance *
(b)private nuisance
(c)assault
(d)battery
101. One must aware of the fact that a --------- when undergoing a sentence, cannot sue for an injury to
his property, or for recovery of debt.
(a)convict*
(b) alien enemy
(c) married women
(d) corporation
102. An ------- is one whose State or sovereign is at war with the sovereign of other, or one who,
whatever his nationality is voluntary resident or carries on business in an enemy's country.
(a)convict
*(b) Alien enemy
(c) Married women
103. A corporation ---------for libel .It is affecting property of business, but not affecting personal
reputation.
*(a)may sue
(b)may not sue
(c)may be sued
(d)may not be sued
104. Public officials are not liable ------- in tort in their representative character for torts committed by
them or by their subordinate.
(a)to sue
*(b)to be sued
(c)may sue
(d)may be sued
105. To constitute a tort there are ingredients as follows:

*(a)legal wrong, damage and remedy
(b) legal wrong and remedy
(c) legal wrong and damage
106. Injuria sine damno is -----------.

(a)damage without wrong
*(b)wrong without damage
(c)without wrong and damage
107. Torts can be classified into invasion of interests in --------------.

(a) personand property
(b) propertyand reputation
*(c) person, property and reputation
108. Volenti non fit injuria means that no injury is done to one who consentssuch as -----------.
(a) dancing
(b) walking
*(c) motor racing
109. Nuisance is consist of -----------.

(a) public nuisance
(b) private nuisance
*(c) public nuisance and private nuisance
110. If his legal interest is injured, he cannot sue by himself, but can do so only through a next-friend or
guardian respectively.
*(a) yes
(b) no
111. No Court can entertain an action against a foreign sovereign.

(a) yes*
(b) no
112. An ambassador can be sued in tort.

(a) yes
(b) no*
113. The law of torts is concerned with the redress of wrongs or injuries by means of a civil action
brought by the victim.
(a) yes*
(b) no
114.If A says in conversation with “B” that he would sell his house will not amount to an “offer” or ----.
(a)promissor
(b)promisee
(c)proposal*
(d)promise
115. “A person is said to be of sound mind for the purpose of making a contract if, at the time when he
makes it, he is --------- of understanding.
(a)incapable
(b)able
(c)unable
*(d)capable
116. -------- is defined as “Two or more persons are said to consent when they agree upon the same thing
in the same sense”.
(a)free consent
*(b)consent
(c)coercion
(d)fraud
117.A and B make a contact grounded on erroneous belief that a particular debt is barred by the law of
limitation, the contract is not voidable.
(a)valid
(b)voidable
*(c)not voidable
(d)invalid
118. In order to be a valid contract, the agreement must not be expressly declared to be void.
*(a)void
(b)voidable
(c)not voidable
(d)not void
contract is ---------.
(a)not discharged
*(b)discharged
(c)performed
(d)not performed
120.--------- are obligations which though not contracts technically, give rise to relations which resemble
those created by contracts.
*(a)quasi-contract
(b)contract
(c)agreement
(d)deed
121.--------- is an order of the Court ordering the breached party to perform the contract.
(a)injunction
(b)compensation
*(c)specific performance
(d)damages
122. --------- is used as a means of enforcing a contract or a promise to forbear, where a contract is about
to be broken by a party to the contract.
(a)specific performance
(b)damages
(c)compensation
*(d) injunction
123. An --------- is a person employed to do any act for another, or to represent another, in dealing with
third persons.
(a)principal
*(b)agent
(c)bailor
(d)sub-agent
124.The person for whom such act is done, or who is so represented, is called the ---------.
(a)sub-agent
(b)agent
(c)principal*
(d)bailor
125. Agreements in restraint of trade are contrary to public policy and therefore ---------.
(a)void *
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
126. A agrees to sell to B "a hundred tons of oil". There is nothing whatever to show what kind of oil
was intended. The --------- is void for uncertainty.
(a)agreement*
(b)contract
(c)acceptance
(d)proposal
127. Agreements by way of wager are --------- and to suit shall be brought for recovering anything
alleged to be won on any wager.
(a)valid
(b)invalid
*(c)void
(d)voidable
128. An agreement to do an act impossible in itself is ---------.

*(a)void
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
129. At Common Law, a husband was ------- to be joined with his wife in all actions for tort committed
by her during the subsistence of the marriage.
(a)not liable
*(b)liable
(c)not liability
(d)liability
130.One person takes or supplies the place of another so far as liability is concerned with the following
one.
(a)liability
*(b)vicarious liability
(c)tortious liability
(d)joint liability
131.The --------would be completely liable for the wrongs done by his servants or slaves.
*(a)master
(b)principal
(c)director
(d)guardian
132.An employer may be ------- for the torts committed by his servants, but he is not liable for the acts
of those who are his independent contractors.
(a)liable
*(b)vicarious liable
(c)not liable
(d)not vicarious liable
133.Not only directors are personally liable for any-------- committed themselves, but also for the torts
committed by others under their direction of supervision.
(a)crime
*(b)tort
(c)wrong
(d)damage
134.The Latin Maxim 'ubjjusibiremedium' is the basic factor to be noted that, it means that “if there is a
right, then there is a --------”.
(a) relief
*(b) remedy
(c) damages
(d)compensation
135.Not all civil injuries are torts. No civil injury is to be classified as a tort,
unless the appropriate remedy is an action for --------.
(a)relief
(b) remedy
*(c)damages
(d)compensation
136.In ------, the action is brought by the injured party.

(a) crime
(b) breach of contract
*(c)tort
(e) wrong
137. A ------right is a privilege granted by the sovereign power, securing to the inventor for a limited
time.
*(a)patent
(b) copyright
(c)trademark
138.Liability for ------- can lie solely on account of the type of accident that occurred, without direct
evidence of negligence.
(a) nuisance
*(b) negligence
(c)damage
(d)compensation
13*.Contract Law is the fundamental --------legal subject.

*(a) business
(b) religious
140.Contract law explains the basis of what makes up a contract.
*(a) Yes
(b) No
141.If a person sells you a second hand car and tells you that he has owned it and it later turn out that it
has been owned by 10 people. What are your --------?
*(a) remedies
(b) response
142.A contract is an agreement usually between two persons giving rise to --------- on the part of both
persons which are enforced or recognised by law.
*(a) obligations
(b) rights
143.Generally speaking, an agreement is made when one person accepts an ------- made by the other.
*(a) offer
(b) consideration
144.The fundamental basis of contract law is the --------- of the contracting parties.
*(a) agreement
(b) consideration
145.The law of contract consists of a number of limiting principles, subject to which the parties may
create ----------- for themselves.
*(a) rights and obligations
(b) obligations
(c) rights
146.The parties to a contract, in a sense, make the law for themselves.

*(a) Yes
(b) No
147.An offer may be made to an individual, or a group of persons, or to the world at large. Offers to
purchase real property are ----------, containing the exchange of mutual promises.
(a) unilateral
*(b) bilateral
148.The rule of law is that where an offer is required by statute to be in writing, then also the acceptance
must be --------- in order for the offer to become a contract binding on both parties.
*(a) in writing
(b) not in writing
149.Consideration must be of real value, but it does not have to be money.

*(a) Yes
(b) No
150.For a person to be bound to a contract, he must seriously ---------- to create legal obligations.
*(a) intend
(b) consider
151.A void contract is one which is deemed at law never to have existed.
*(a) Yes
(b) No
152.Voidable contracts are the ones made when one of the parties is an infant or a minor or under the
majority age.
*(a) Yes
(b) No
153.An illegal contract is one which is made for an illegal purpose, and which is therefore always void
such as, contracts to commit a crime or tort.
*(a) Yes
(b) No
154.If the representation is innocent, the party can sue for rescission of the contract. In the case of
negligent or fraudulent misrepresentation, the affected party --------- for damages as well.
*(a) can sue
(b) cannot sue
155.A tort ------- is prosecuted by the victim or the victim's survivors.

*(a) suit
(b) proceeding
156.In a tort action the proper plaintiff is the person injured by the------------.
*(a) wrongdoer
(b) third party
157.Where several persons are injured by a tort, any one of them ----------- without joining the other
injured parties.
*(a) may sue
(b) may not sue
158.Where there is more than one plaintiff, one or more of them ----------- by the others to appear, plead,
or act for them in any proceeding.
*(a) may be authorized
(b) may authorize
159.Tort is a branch of --------- law.

*(a) private
(b) public
160.False imprisonment is that a person is --------- confined without legal authority.

(a) intentionally
*(b) unintentionally
161.A public nuisance is an reasonable interference with the public's right to property such as public
health, safety, peace or convenience.
*(a) Yes
(b) No
162.A private nuisance is simply a violation of one's use of quiet enjoyment of land.
*(a) Yes
(b) No
163.Causacausansmeans an --------- and effective cause in law of torts

(a) gradual
*(b) immediate
164. ---------- is the omission to do something which a reasonable and prudent man would not do.
(a) Negligence*
(b) Remoteness of damage
(c) Vicarious liability
165.The -------- depends upon the ability to appreciate that unreasonable conduct might hurt or harm
others.
(a) strict liability
(b) breach of the duty of care
(c) duty of care *
166. Tort is a civil wrong for which the remedy is ------- and is part of what is called the law of
obligations.
(a) Demurrages
(b) Damage
(c) Damages*
(a)convict *
(b) alien enemy
(c) married women
(d) corporation
(a)convict
(b) Alien enemy*
(c) Married women
reputation.
(a)may sue*
(b)may not sue
(c)may be sued
(d)may not be sued
(a)to sue
(b)to be sued *
(c)may sue
(d)may be sued
(a)legal wrong, damage and remedy*
172. Injuria sine damnois -----------.

(b)wrong without damage
(c)without wrong and damage*
173. Torts can be classified into invasion of interests in --------------

(c) person, property and reputation *
174. Volenti non fit injuriameans that no injury is done to one who consentssuch as -----------.
(a) dancing
(b) walking
(c) motor racing*
175. Business agreements are created with an intention to create legal obligation with the ------ who are
entered in to that agreement.
(a) properties
(b) policy
(c) parties*
176. The basic concepts of law of ----- include the terms such as „negligence”, „duty of care‟, „breach of
the duty of care‟ „damage‟ „loss‟ and „injury‟ „strict liability‟, „vicarious liability‟ „remoteness of
damage‟.
(a) contract
(b) crime
(c) tort*

(a) public nuisance
(c) public nuisance and private nuisance *
178.If A says in conversation with “B” that he would sell his house will not amount to an “offer” or ----.
(a)promissor
(b)promisee
(c)proposal*
(d)promise
179. “A person is said to be of sound mind for the purpose of making a contract if, at the time when he
makes it, he is --------- of understanding.
(a)incapable
(b)able
(c)unable
(d)capable*
180. -------- is defined as “Two or more persons are said to consent when they agree upon the same thing
in the same sense”.
(a)free consent
(b)consent*
(c)coercion
(d)fraud
181.A and B make a contact grounded on erroneous belief that a particular debt is barred by the law of
limitation, the contract is not voidable.
(a)valid
(b)voidable*
(c)not voidable
(d)invalid
(a)void *
(b)voidable
(c)not voidable
(d)not void
contract is ---------.
(a)not discharged
(b)discharged*
(c)performed
(d)not performed
184.--------- are obligations which though not contracts technically, give rise to relations which resemble
(a)quasi-contract *
(b)contract
(c)agreement
(d)deed
(a)injunction
(b)compensation
(c)specific performance*
(d)damages
186. --------- is used as a means of enforcing a contract or a promise to forbear, where a contract is about
to be broken by a party to the contract.
(b)damages
(c)compensation
(d) injunction*
third persons.
(a)principal
(b)agent*
(c)bailor
(d)sub-agent
(a)sub-agent
(b)agent
(c)principal*
(d)bailor
189.Not all civil injuries are torts. No civil injury is to be classified as a tort,
(a)relief
(b) remedy
(c)damages*
(d)compensation
190.In ------, the action is brought by the injured party.

(a) crime
(c)tort*
time.
(a)patent *
(b) copyright
(c)trademark
192.Liability for ------- can lie solely on account of the type of accident that occurred, without direct
(a) nuisance
(b) negligence*
(c)damage
(d)compensation
(a)void
(b)voidable
(c)valid*
(d)invalid
194. A agrees to sell to B "a hundred tons of oil". There is nothing whatever to show what kind of oil
was intended. The --------- is void for uncertainty.
(a)agreement*
(b)contract
(c)acceptance
(d)proposal
(a)void *
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
(a)not liable
(b)liable*
(c)not liability
(d)liability
197.One person takes or supplies the place of another so far as liability is concerned with the following
one.
(a)liability
(b)vicarious liability *
(d)joint liability
198. An employer may be ------- for the torts committed by his servants, but he is not liable for the acts
(a)liable
(b)vicarious liable*
(c)not liable
(a)crime
(b)tort*
(c)wrong
(d)damage
200.The Latin Maxim 'ubjjusibiremedium' is the basic factor to be noted that, it means that “if there is a
(a) relief
(b) remedy*
(c) damages
(d)compensation
201. A contract is an agreement usually between two persons giving rise to --------- on the part of both
(a) obligations*
(b) rights
(a) agreement*
(b) consideration
203. The law of contract consists of a number of limiting principles, subject to which the parties may
(a) rights and obligations *
(b) obligations
(c) rights
(a) unilateral
(b) bilateral*
205.The rule of law is that where an offer is required by statute to be in writing, then also the acceptance
must be --------- in order for the offer to become a contract binding on both parties.
(a) in writing *
(b) not in writing
206.In a tort action the proper plaintiff is the person injured by the------------.
(a) wrongdoer*
(b) third party
207.Where several persons are injured by a tort, any one of them ----------- without joining the other
injured parties.
(a) may sue*
(b) may not sue
208.Where there is more than one plaintiff, one or more of them ----------- by the others to appear, plead,
or act for them in any proceeding.
(a) may be authorized*
(b) may authorize
209.Tort is a branch of --------- law.

(a) private*
(b) public
210.False imprisonment is that a person is --------- confined without legal authority.

(a) Intentionally
(b) unintentionally*
211.Generally, a contract is an --------- between two or more persons to do a particular act or abstain
from doing a particular act.
(a) treaty
(b) contract
(c) agreement*
212.The --------- to enter into a contract can also be considered one of the principles of contract law.
(a) quality
(b) quantity
(c) capacity*
213.By entering in to a contract, it creates legal --------- between the parties.
(a) obligation*
(b) power
(c) entity
214. A contract provides certain rights to the --------- to do a particular task.

(a) properties
(b) parties*
(c) possessions
215. To treat an agreement as a contract, it must have legal------- .

(a) obligation*
(b) power
(c) entity
216. According to Lord Denning, Tort means :The Province of tort is to allocate ----------- for injurious
conduct.
(a)responsibility*
(b)duty
217. In ----------, the duties are created by operation of law, but the contractual dutymay be said to spring
from agreement of the parties.
(a) contract
(b) tort*
218.In tort, the wrongdoer is to ------------ the injured party, i.e., he has to paydamages for the injury he
has done.
(a)damages
(b)compensate*
(c)remedy
219. In tort, the Court would not take into consideration the intention of the wrongdoer. i.e., whether the
wrong is done --------------, if there is an invasion of a legal right, the Court will give remedy to the
injured party.
(a) no intention
(b) intention
(c) intentionally or not*
220. An award of damages may serve to ------------- the plaintiff and to deter the defendant and other
from similar conduct in the future.
(a)remedy
(b)compensate*
(c)damages
221. To pull away a chair from a person as a practical joke is probably an assault, but when he falls to
the ground it becomes a ------------.
(a)no battery
(b)battery*
(c)assault
222.Pointing a loaded pistol is an assault. But if the pistol is not loaded, it would be ------------.
(a)no assault*
(b)assault
(c)battery
223. The maxim Resipsaloquitur means --------------.

(a) no injury is done to one who consents
(b)"the thing speaks for itself".*
224. A contract which ceases to be enforceable by law becomes ----------- when it ceases to be
enforceable.
(a) valid
(b) void*
(c)invalid
225. An advertisement in a newspaper offering a reward for the finder of the lost dog amounts to a ------.
(a) general offer*
(b) specific offer
226. To be a ----------, there must be a valid communication of offer and a valid communication of
acceptance.
(a) valid contract*
(b) valid proposal
(c)acceptance
227. In respect of communication there is an important point which is “when does the action of -----------
-- be completed.”
(a) offer
(b) communication*
(c) acceptance
228. B accepts A's proposal by a letter sent by post. The communication of the acceptance is -------------.
(a) complete*
(b) incomplete
229. An acceptance may be revoked at any time before the communication of the acceptance is ----------
as against the acceptor, but not afterwards.
(a) incomplete*
(b) complete
230. If the proposor prescribes that the acceptance must be made through the medium of post office,
there is no acceptance if it is done by --------.
(a) written
(b) oral*
231.A person of unsound mind is incompetent to contract. The law as regard to minors is equally
applicable to persons of-------------.
(a) unsound mind *
(b) sound mind
232. “The performance of any ---------- may be made in any manner, or at any time, which the promisee
prescribes or sanctions.”
(a) offer
(b) promise*
(c)acceptance

(a)promissory*
(b)promisee
(c)acceptor
(d)promise

(a)promissor
(b)promisee*
(c)acceptor
(d)promise.
(a)agreement*
(b)acceptance
(c)proposal
(d)offer
236 -------- which form the consideration or part of the consideration for each other, is an agreement.
(a)agreement
(b)promise*
(c)offer
(d)proposal

(a)void *
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
(a)general offer*
(b)offer
(c)specific offer
(d)proposal
239. Every offer must be ---------.

(a)communicated
(b)uncommunicated*
(c)valid
(d)void
(a)no contract
(b)contract*
(c)deed
(d)agreement
241. The acceptance must be absolute and ----------.

(a)unqualified*
(b)qualified
(c)quality
(d)qualification
(a)acceptance*
(b)proposal
(c)offer
(d)agreement
243. Acceptance of the proposal means the acceptance of ------ the terms.
(a) two
(b)some
(c)one
(d) all*
244.Proposal or acceptance is made otherwise than in words , the promise is said to be ---------.
(a)implied promise
(b)express promise *
(c)promise
(d)agreement
(a)proposal *
(b)offer
(c)agreement
(d)promise
246. In order to become an ---------, there must be communication of proposal and acceptance.
(a)offer
(b)promise
(c)agreement*
(d)contract
(a)incomplete
(b)complete*
(c)valid
(d)invalid
248. Tort is the name of civil wrongs (not being merely breaches of contract) for which there is a
remedy by action in courts of common law jurisdiction by
(a) Dr. Ba Han*
(b) Underhill
(c) Lord Denning
249. ---------means crooked or twisted conduct, as opposed to which is straight or right for individual
who suffer personal injury, death or physical damage to or loss of property caused by an act or omission
(a) Legal wrong*
(b) Legal damages
(c) Legal damage
(d) Legal remedy
(a)Legal wrong
(b)Legal damages
(c)Legal damage
(d)Legal remedy*

(a)Damage*
(b)Malice
(c)Intention
(d)Motive
(a)Damage
(b)Malice
(c) Intention*
(d) Motive
253. ---------can be properly used to describe the emotion which prompts the defendant to commit the
act.
(a)Damage
(b)Malice
(c)Intention
(d)Motive*
(a) battery*
(b) assault
(a) an agreement *
(b) a deed
(d)a certificate
(c)a convention
property.
(a)damage
(b)negligence*
(d)breach of duty
(a)damage
(b)negligence
(c)contributory negligence*
(d)breach of duty
258. A person is guilty of a ---------- who does any act or is guilty of illegal omission which causes any
common injury, danger or annoyance to the public or to the people in general who dwell or occupy
property in vicinity, or which must necessarily cause injury obstruction, danger or annoyance to persons
who may have occasion to use any public right. This paragraph is the following one section.
(a)public nuisance *
(b)private nuisance
(c)assault
(d)battery
(a)Convict *
(b) Alien enemy
(c) Married women
(d) Corporation
(a)convict
(b) Alien enemy*
(c) Married women
reputation.
(a)may sue *
(b)may not sue
(c)may be sued
(d)may not be sued
(a)to sue
(b)to be sued *
(c)may sue
(d)may be sued
263. ---------- is the omission to do something which a reasonable and prudent man would not do.
(a) Negligence*
(b) Remoteness of damage
(c) Vicarious liability
264.The -------- depends upon the ability to appreciate that unreasonable conduct might hurt or harm
others.
(a) strict liability *
(b) breach of the duty of care
(c) duty of care*
265. Tort is a civil wrong for which the remedy is ------- and is part of what is called the law of
obligations.
(a) Demurrages
(b) Damage
(c) Damages*
(a)convict *
(b) alien enemy
(c) married women
(d) corporation
(a)convict
(b) Alien enemy*
(c) Married women
reputation.
(a)may sue *
(b)may not sue
(c)may be sued
(d)may not be sued
(a)to sue
(b)to be sued *
(c)may sue
(d)may be sued
(a)legal wrong, damage and remedy*
271. Injuria sine damno is -----------.

(b)wrong without damage*
(c)without wrong and damage
272. Torts can be classified into invasion of interests in --------------

(c) person, property and reputation*
273. Volenti non fit injuria means that no injury is done to one who consents such as -------.
(a) dancing
(b) walking
(c) motor racing*
274. Business agreements are created with an intention to create legal obligation with the ------ who are
entered in to that agreement.
(a) properties
(b) policy
(c) parties*
275. The basic concepts of law of ----- include the terms such as „negligence”, „duty of care‟, „breach of
the duty of care‟ „damage‟ „loss‟ and „injury‟ „strict liability‟, „vicarious liability‟ „remoteness of
damage‟.
(a) contract
(b) crime
(c) tort*

(a) public nuisance
(c) public nuisance and private nuisance*
277. If A says in conversation with “B” that he would sell his house will not amount to an
“offer” or ---------.
(a)promissor
(b)promisee
(c)proposal*
(d)promise
278. “A person is said to be of sound mind for the purpose of making a contract if, at the
time when he makes it, he is --------- of understanding.
(a)incapable
(b)able
(c)unable
(d)capable*
279. -------- is defined as “Two or more persons are said to consent when they agree upon
the same thing in the same sense”.
(a)free consent
(b)consent*
(c)coercion
(d)fraud
280.A and B make a contact grounded on erroneous belief that a particular debt is barred by
the law of limitation, the contract is not voidable.
(a)valid
(b)voidable
(c)not voidable*
(d)invalid
(a)void*
(b)voidable
(c)not voidable
(d)not void
282. If both of the contracting parties have performed what with agreed to do under the
contract, the contract is ---------.
(a)not discharged
(b)discharged*
(c)performed
(d)not performed
283.--------- are obligations which though not contracts technically, give rise to relations
which resemble those created by contracts.
(a)quasi-contract*
(b)contract
(c)agreement
(d)deed
(a)injunction
(b)compensation
(c)specific performance*
(d)damages
285. --------- is used as a means of enforcing a contract or a promise to forbear, where a
contract is about to be broken b y a party to the contract.
(b)damages
(c)compensation
(d) injunction*
286. An --------- is a person employed to do any act for another, or to represent another, in
dealing with third persons.
(a)principal
(b)agent*
(c)bailor
(d)sub-agent
(a)sub-agent
(b)agent
(c)principal*
(d)bailor
288. Not all civil injuries are torts. No civil injury is to be classified as a tort,
(a)relief
(b) remedy
(c)damages*
(d)compensation
289. In ------, the action is brought by the injured party.

(a) crime
(c)tort*
time.
(a)patent*
(b) copyright
(c)trademark
291. Liability for ------- can lie solely on account of the type of accident that occurred, without direct
(a) nuisance
(b) negligence*
(c)damage
(d)compensation
(a)void*
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
293. A agrees to sell to B "a hundred tons of oil". There is nothing whatever to show what
kind of oil was intended. The --------- is void for uncertainty.
(a)agreement*
(b)contract
(c)acceptance
(d)proposal

(a)void*
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
(a)not liable
(b)liable*
(c)not liability
(d)liability
296. One person takes or supplies the place of another so far as liability is concerned with the following
one.
(a)liability
(b)vicarious liability*
(d)joint liability
297. An employer may be ------- for the torts committed by his servants, but he is not liable for the acts
(a)liable
(b)vicarious liable*
(c)not liable
(a)crime
(b)tort*
(c)wrong
(d)damage
299. The Latin Maxim 'ubjjusibiremedium' is the basic factor to be noted that, it means that “if there is a
(a) relief
(b) remedy*
(c) damages
(d)compensation
300. A contract is an agreement usually between two persons giving rise to --------- on the part of both
(a) Obligations*
(b) rights
(a) Agreement*
(b) Consideration
302. The law of contract consists of a number of limiting principles, subject to which the parties may
(a) rights and obligations*
(b) obligations
(c) rights
(a) unilateral
(b) bilateral*
304. The rule of law is that where an offer is required by statute to be in writing, then also the
acceptance must be --------- in order for the offer to become a contract binding on both parties.
(a) in writing*
(b) not in writing
305. In a tort action the proper plaintiff is the person injured by the------------.
(a) Wrongdoer*
(b) third party
306. Where several persons are injured by a tort, any one of them ----------- without joining the other
injured parties.
(a) may sue*
(b) may not sue
307. Where there is more than one plaintiff, one or more of them ----------- by the others to appear,
plead, or act for them in any proceeding.
(a) may be authorized*
(b) may authorize
308. Tort is a branch of --------- law.

(a) Private*
(b) public
309. False imprisonment is that a person is --------- confined without legal authority.
(a) Intentionally*
(b) unintentionally
310. Generally, a contract is an --------- between two or more persons to do a particular act or abstain
(a) treaty
(b) contract
(c) agreement*
311. The --------- to enter into a contract can also be considered one of the principles of contract law.
(a) quality
(b) quantity
(c) capacity*
312. By entering in to a contract, it creates legal --------- between the parties.

(a) obligation*
(b) power
(c) entity
313. A contract provides certain rights to the --------- to do a particular task.

(a) properties
(b) parties*
(c) possessions
314. To treat an agreement as a contract, it must have legal------- .

(a) obligation*
(b) power
(c) entity
315. According to Lord Denning, Tort means :The Province of tort is to allocate ----------- for injurious
conduct.
(a)responsibility*
(b)duty
316. In ----------, the duties are created by operation of law, but the contractual dutymay be said to spring
from agreement of the parties.
(a)contract
(b) tort*
317. In tort, the wrongdoer is to ------------ the injured party, i.e., he has to paydamages for the injury he
has done.
(a)damages
(b)compensate*
(c)remedy
318. In tort, the Court would not take into consideration the intention of the wrongdoer. i.e., whether the
wrong is done --------------, if there is an invasion of a legal right, the Court will give remedy to the
injured party.
(a) no intention
(b) intention
(c) intentionally or not*
319. An award of damages may serve to ------------- the plaintiff and to deter the defendant and other
from similar conduct in the future.
(a)remedy
(b)compensate*
(c)damages
320. To pull away a chair from a person as a practical joke is probably an assault, but when he falls to
the ground it becomes a ------------.
(a)no battery
(b)battery*
(c)assault
321.Pointing a loaded pistol is an assault. But if the pistol is not loaded, it would be ------------.
(a)no assault*
(b)assault
(c)battery
322. The maxim Resipsaloquitur means --------------.

(a) no injury is done to one who consents
(b)"the thing speaks for itself".*
323. A contract which ceases to be enforceable by law becomes ----------- when it ceases to
be enforceable.
(a) valid
(b) void*
(c)invalid
324. An advertisement in a newspaper offering a reward for the finder of the lost dog
amounts to a ----------.
(a) general offer*
(b) specific offer
325. To be a ----------, there must be a valid communication of offer and a valid

communication of acceptance.
(a) valid contract*
(b) valid proposal
(c)acceptance
326. In respect of communication there is an important point which is “when does the action
of ------------- be completed.”
(a) offer
(b) communication*
(c) acceptance
327. B accepts A's proposal by a letter sent by post. The communication of the acceptance is
-------------.
(a) complete*
(b) incomplete
328. An acceptance may be revoked at any time before th e communication of the acceptance
is ---------- as against the acceptor, but not afterwards.
(a) incomplete
(b) complete*
329. If the proposor prescribes that the acceptance must be made through the medium of post
office, there is no acceptance if it is done by --------.
(a) written
(b) oral*
330.A person of unsound mind is incompetent to contract. The law as regard to minors is
equally applicable to persons of-------------.
(a) unsound mind*
(b) sound mind
331. “The performance of any ---------- may be made in any manner, or at any time, which
the promisee prescribes or sanctions.”
(a) offer
(b) promise*
(c)acceptance

the person accepting the proposal is called the "promisee". [Section 2(c)]
Promisor
Promisee*
Acceptor
Promise.
An advertisement in a newspaper offering a reward for the finder of the lost dog
amounts to a general offer.
General offer*
Offer
Specific offer
Proposal

Communicated*
Uncommunicated
Valid
Void.
(5) Acceptance of the proposal means the acceptance of all the terms.
Two
Some
One
All*
336. -------- and acceptance are the two basic elements of contract.
Proposal*
Offer
Agreement
Promise
337. B revokes his acceptance by telegram B's revocation is--------- as against B when the telegram is
Incomplete
Complete*
Valid
Invalid
338. Every person is competent to contract who is of the age of ----------- according to Myanmar law.
Section 3 of the Majority Act, that, “Every person shall be deemed to have attained his
majority when he shall have completed the age of eighteen years and not before”.
16
17
18*
339. A and B make a contact grounded on erroneous belief that a particular debt is barred by the law of
limitation, the contract is --------.
A and B make a contact grounded on erroneous belief that a particular debt is barred by
the law of limitation, the contract is not voidable.
Valid
Voidable
Not voidable*
Invalid
340. If both of the contracting parties have not yet performed what with agreed to do under the contract,
the contract is ---------.
Not discharged
Discharged*
Performed
Not performed
341. --------- are obligations which though not contracts strictly, give rise to relations which resemble
Quasi-contract*
Contract
Agreement
Deed
342. --------- are remedies for breach of contract.

Damages and specific performance
Damages, specific performance and injunction*
Damages, injunction
343. Contract of indemnity is one of the --------- contracts.
Specific*
Special
Vague
344. The fundamental basis of contract law is the --------- of the contracting parties.
Agreement*
Consideration
345. The rule of law is that where an offer is required by statute to be in writing, then also the
acceptance must be --------- in order for the offer to become a contract binding on both parties.
In writing*
Not in writing
346. For a person to be bound to a contract, he must seriously ---------- to create legal obligations.
Intend
Consider*
347. Generally, a contract is an --------- between two or more persons to do a particular act or abstain
Treaty
Contract
Agreement*
348. The --------- to enter into a contract can also be considered one of the principles of contract law.
Quality
Quantity
Capacity*
349. A contract is an agreement, creating and defining the obligation between-------.

Properties
Parties*
Possessions
350. A contract is an --------- enforceable at law made between two or more persons by which rights are
acquired by one or more to acts or forbearances on the part of others.
Treaty
Contract
Agreement*
351. Every contract requires ----------.

Consideration*
Consequence
Contemplation
third persons.
Principal
Agent*
Bailor
Sub-agent
353. Proposal or acceptance is made otherwise than in words, the promise is said to be ---------.
Implied promise*
Express promise
Promise
Agreement
354. ----------- under mistake of fact or mistake of law is called void agreement.
Agreement*
Contract
Communication
355. The offer must be made at ---------- time and place.

Specific
Proper*
Normal
356. To form a ---------, the first essential element is a proposal which is made by one person and
accepted by another.
Promise
Agreement
Contract*
357. Every promise or every set of promises forming the ----------- for each other is an “agreement”.
Every promise and every set of promises, forming the consideration for each other, is an
"agreement". [Section 2 (c)]
Communication*
Consideration
Contract
358. An act done by a person in ignorance of -------- does not amount to performance of the condition of
the proposal.
(8) An act done by a person in ignorance of offer does not amount to performance of
the condition of the proposal.
Proposal
Offer*
Acceptance
359. A proposes by letter, to sell a house to B at a certain price. In this case, the communication of the
proposal is -------- when B receives the letter.
Not compete
Complete*
Incomplete
360. The parents of the minor may not attest a contract and the --------- only may attest on behalf of the
minor.
Possession
Guardian*
Ownership
361. The Parties to a contract must either perform, or offer to perform, their respective ------------.
Sec 37 “The Parties to a contract must either perform, or offer to perform, their
respective promises,
Communications
Promises*
Contracts
362. Promises bind the representatives of the promisors in case of the death of such promisors before ----
--------. Sec 37
Proposal
Performance*
Communication
363. Rights and liabilities of finder of goods are subject to the same responsibility as a -------.
Bailor
Bailee**
Indorsee
364. A contract of ----------- is a contract to perform the promise, or discharge the liability of a third
person in case of his default.
Section 126 defines; A "Contract of Guarantee" is a contract to perform the promise, or discharge the liability of a third
person in case of his default.
Agency
Indemnity
Guarantee*
365. Consent which is essential to constitute a valid contract.

It is not a factor
It is a factor*
366. The ---------- of an agent is to use all reasonable diligence in communicating with his principal.
Duty*
Right

*(a)promissor
(b)promisee
(c)acceptor
(d)promise
368 The person accepting the proposal is called the ---------.

(a)promissor
*(b)promise
(c)acceptor
(d)promise.
*(a)agreement
(b)acceptance
(c)proposal
(d)offer
370 -------- which form the consideration or part of the consideration for each other, is an agreement.
(a)agreement
*(b)promise
(c)offer
(d)proposal

*(a)void
(b)voidable
(c)valid
(d)invalid
*(a)general offer
(b)offer
(c)specific offer
(d)proposal

*(a)communicated
(b)uncommunicated
(c)valid
(d)void

*(a)no contract
(b)contract
(c)deed
(d)agreement
375. The acceptance must be absolute and ----------.

*(a)unqualified
(b)qualified
(c)quality
(d)qualification
(a)acceptance*
(b)proposal
(c)offer
(d)agreement
(a) two
(b)some
(c)one
(d) all *
378. Proposal or acceptance is made otherwise than in words , the promise is said to be ---------.
(a)implied promise*
(b)express promise
(c)promise
(d)agreement
(a)proposal
(b)offer *
(c)agreement
(d)promise
380. In order to become an ---------, there must be communication of proposal and acceptance.
(a)offer
(b)promise
*(c)agreement
(d)contract
(a)incomplete
*(b)complete
(c)valid
(d)invalid
382. Tort is the name of civil wrongs (not being merely breaches of contract) for which there is a
remedy by action in courts of common law jurisdiction by
*(a) Dr.Ba Han
(b) Underhill
(c) Lord Denning
383. ---------means crooked or twisted conduct, as opposed to which is straight or right for individual
who suffer personal injury, death or physical damage to or loss of property caused by an act or omission
*(a) Legal wrong
(b) Legal damages
(c) Legal damage
(d) Legal remedy
(a)Legal wrong
(b)Legal damages
(c)Legal damage
*(d)Legal remedy

*(a)Damage
(b)Malice
(c)Intention
(d)Motive
(a)Damage
(b)Malice
*(c) Intention
(d) Motive
387. ---------can be properly used to describe the emotion which prompts the defendant to commit the
act.
(a)Damage
(b)Malice
(c)Intention
(d)Motive *
(a) battery
(b) assault *
*(a) an agreement
(b) a deed
(d)a certificate
(c)a convention
property.
(a)damage
*(b)negligence
(d)breach of duty
(a)damage
(b)negligence
*(c)contributory negligence
(d)breach of duty
392. A person is guilty of a ---------- who does any act or is guilty of illegal omission which causes any
common injury, danger or annoyance to the public or to the people in general who dwell or occupy
property in vicinity, or which must necessarily cause injury obstruction, danger or annoyance to persons
who may have occasion to use any public right. This paragraph is the following one section.
*(a)public nuisance
(b)private nuisance
(c)assault
(d)battery
*(a)Convict
(b) Alien enemy
(c) Married women
(d) Corporation
(a)convict
*(b) Alien enemy
(c) Married women
reputation.
(a)may sue*
(b)may not sue
(c)may be sued
(d)may not be sued
(a)to sue
(b)to be sued*
(c)may sue
(d)may be sued

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Tutorial Questions for 6103.

1. Past consideration is no _____________. unlawful in part ( )

2. Acceptance must be ______________. absolute and unqualified

9. Illegal agreement is ____________ by law. Voidable

14. A contract made by lunatic is ---------------- in the eye of Law. Voidable

18. Reciprocal promises should be performed --------- simultaneously --------.

19. An unsound person cannot become -------- competent to contract. --------------.

28. "According to -----Section 4 of Contract Act-----------, the communication of acceptance is complete

31. A promise to compensate a time barred debt must be ------------.

32. Consideration can be made only be future. false

33. A person has the capacity to contract ----------.

36. The person to whom proposal is made is called ______________. Promisee

38. Past consideration is no _____________. unlawful in part ( )

41. A contract entered into by a minor is ____invalid______.

44. "Reciprocal" contracts means ----------------------.

47. Novation of a contract means ------------.

50. Reciprocal promises should be performed ----------------------------.

52. An agent is bound to render proper account to --------------- on demand.

55. In pledge contract bailee is called ---------------------.

61. Consideration can be made only be future.

61. Which one of the following is not an essential ingredient of an agreement?

62. A contract with or by a minor is a -------------------- contract.

65.The person making the proposal is called the ---------.

66. The person accepting the proposal is called the ---------.

69. An agreement not enforceable by law is said to be ---------.

71.Every offer must be ---------.

72.Where an offer is uncommunicated there can be ---------.

73.The acceptance must be absolute and ----------.

80. An agreement enforceable by law is a ---------.

81. --------- communication would include telephone message.

87. --------- are remedies for breach of contract.

88. Contract of indemnity is one of the --------- contracts.

93. ---------means the loss or grief or harm suffered by the plaintiff.

105. To constitute a tort there are ingredients as follows:

106. Injuria sine damno is -----------.

107. Torts can be classified into invasion of interests in --------------.

109. Nuisance is consist of -----------.

111. No Court can entertain an action against a foreign sovereign.

112. An ambassador can be sued in tort.

128. An agreement to do an act impossible in itself is ---------.

136.In ------, the action is brought by the injured party.

13*.Contract Law is the fundamental --------legal subject.

146.The parties to a contract, in a sense, make the law for themselves.

149.Consideration must be of real value, but it does not have to be money.

155.A tort ------- is prosecuted by the victim or the victim's survivors.

159.Tort is a branch of --------- law.

160.False imprisonment is that a person is --------- confined without legal authority.

163.Causacausansmeans an --------- and effective cause in law of torts

172. Injuria sine damnois -----------.

173. Torts can be classified into invasion of interests in --------------

177. Nuisance is consist of -----------.

190.In ------, the action is brought by the injured party.

209.Tort is a branch of --------- law.

210.False imprisonment is that a person is --------- confined without legal authority.

214. A contract provides certain rights to the --------- to do a particular task.

215. To treat an agreement as a contract, it must have legal------- .

223. The maxim Resipsaloquitur means --------------.

233.The person making the proposal is called the ---------.

234. The person accepting the proposal is called the ---------.

237. An agreement not enforceable by law is said to be ---------.

239. Every offer must be ---------.

241. The acceptance must be absolute and ----------.

251. ---------means the loss or grief or harm suffered by the plaintiff.

41. A contract entered into by a minor is invalid__.