MP. P.C.S. ‘J? Examination, 1996 Whether an issue heard and finally decided by a competent court of limited jurisdiction shall operate as res judicata in a subsequent suit, that the aforesaid court was not competent of try: (A) No (B) Yes (©) Answer would depend upon the nature of the issue (D) None of the above An immovable property held by Y is situated at Bhopal and the wrongdoer personally works for gain at Indore A suit to obtain ‘compensation for wrong to the property may be instituted: (A) At Bhopal (B) At Indore (© Either at Bhopal or at Indore (D) None of these Where the liability in relation to sum adjudged has not arisen out of a commercial transaction, the maximum yearly rate of interest awardable under section 34(1) of the C.P.C. from the date of decree for payment of money to date of payment is: (A) 12%. (B) 18% (C) 10% (D) 6% Where the decree is for the partition of an undivided estate assessed to the payment of revenue to the government the partition of the estate in accordance with the law for the time being in force, shall be made by: (A) The Naib Tahsildar (B) The Nazir (©) The Collector (D) The Commissioner appointed by-the Court In execution of a decree other than a decree for maintenance passed against A what shall be the attachable portion, if his salary is Rs, 700 per month: (A) Rs. 300 (© Rs. 600 (B) Rs. 100 (D) Rs. 350 SB ich relates to a jay, the uit, wh et laintiff or defendant authority to be named as pl: shall be: (A) The general manager of the railway (B) A secretary to the central government (C) The collector of the district (D) The union of India Inthe case of a Public nuisance a suit for dec- laration and injunction may be instituted by: (A) Two persons with the leave of the court (B) Two persons having obtained oral consent of the Advocate General (© Two persons having obtained the written consent of the Advocate general (D) Two person to whom no special damage has been caused by person of such public nuisance An order passed under section 151 C.P.C. (A) Appealable (B) Revisable (C) Not liable to be interfered with (D) Not reviewable Where in a suit the defendant is absent from his residence and there is no likehood of his being found at the residence within a reasonable time, service of the summons may be made on: (A) Servant (B) Minor son (C) Adult daughter (D) Munim ). In which of the following cases can C set off the claim: (A) A sues C ona bill of exchange C alleges that A has wrongfully neglect to insure C's goods and is liable to pay in compensation (B) A sues B and C for Rs. 1000 The debt is due to C by A alone by A (C) Aand B sues C for Rs. 1000 The debt is due to C by A alone (D) A sues C on bill of exchange for Rs. 500 C holds a judgment against A for recovery of debt or Rs. 1000ant has withdrawn the appeal fered agasta decree passed oxparte application under order 9 Rule 13 shall be: (A) Rejected (B) Returned (©) Maintainable (D) Referred for opinion to the Appellate Court 12. The Court shall reject an application to sue as an indigent person: (A) Where is contains the particulars required in regard to plaint (B) Where it is presented to be court by the applicant in person (C) Where applicant's allegation show a cause of action (D) Where any other person has entered into an agreement with the applicant to finance the litigation 19. The court may by ordé any property before decr (A) Where it appears to the court to be just and convenient (B) Where the suit property is in danger of being wrongfully sold in execution of a decree (C) Where the defendant is about to dispose of the whole or any part of his property (D) Where the defendant has ascended the local limits of the jurisdiction of the court 14. A an Indian citizen commits adultery in England, which Is not an offence in the Country The alleged offence can be tried by: (A) The court’ within whose local jurisdiction the adultery was committed (B) The court of Judicial Magistrate first class situated at any place in India at which he may be found (C) International court of Justice (D) The supreme court of India 15. 'X’ armed with @ londed pistol and" handed go to '2' shop in turthorance of thelr Common Intention to commit robbory, X enters the shop and on bolng rosieted In carrying ‘way property shoots Z with pistol Z dies or onco. For what acts of XY Is lable: (A) Dacoity with murder joint a receiver of ompty 2) 16. 17. 18. 20. (B) Extortion and culpable j, amounting to murder (© Attempt to commit », armed with deadly weapeeety m (D) Robbery and murder ‘ ‘A’a blacksmith, is seized by 8 gan, and forced by threat of instars dea his tools and to force the door cet) tog The docoits ten in number, tooteye hog! jewels and kill B's son ‘4’. Money, (A) Is guilty of dacoity with (B) Is guilty of house b abetment of decoity (C) Is not guilty of any offence (D) Is guilty of making pre commit dacoity Patato Right to private detence of the boy to voluntarily causing death which occasions the exercise of (A) Reasonably causes a death will be caused (B) Reasonably causes apprehension simple injury will be caused (C) Is of escaping with stolen immediately after the theft (D) Is of arresting a person who is rum; a way after having committed offence of voluntarily causing hu ‘A’ Instigates ‘B' to instigate ‘C' to murde'? ‘B'accordingly instigates ‘C’ to murders ‘C’ Commits that offence in consequences B's instigation A Is: (A) Not guilty of any offence (B) Not guilty of abetting murder (C) Guilty of abetment by conspiracy (D) Guilty of abetting murder In Rex v. Govinda the points of distinct between the distinction between ™ Provisions of the following sections .P.C, were explained: (A) 4 and 149 (B) 302 and 304 (C) 299 and 300 (D) 403 and 405 ‘Z' strikes ‘B’,‘B’ is by this prover’ to violent rage. ‘A’ a bystande take advantage of B's ray to kill ‘2° puts a knife into Bs ™Murdey aking ® the cmt ight: PPrehension Prope si intend 10 of d“ purpose °B' kills °Z’ with knife what offence Ais guilty of (A) Culpable homicide not amounting to murder (B) betting culpable homicide (©) Attempt to murder (D) Murder 21, ‘A’ without Z's consent and with intent to cause injury fear or annoyance to 7’ incites a dog to spring upon ‘2’ what offence has been ‘committed by ‘A’ (A) ault (B) Mischief (©) Negligent conduct with respect to animal * (D) Use of criminal force 22, ‘A’ and ‘B’ who are cadets in the Indian Air Force take out from the Jodhpur Aerodrome an aircraft, without the authority of the commandant and fly it away to Pakistan what offence has been committed by them: (A) Theft (B) Criminal breach of trust (© Criminal mis-appropriation (D) Sedition 23. ‘A’ by putting ‘Z’ in fear of grievous hurt dishonestly induces'Z’ to sign or affix his seal toa blank paper and deliver it to ‘A’. ‘Z’ si and delivers the paper to ‘A’. ‘A’ is guilty (A) If forgery (B) Of robbery (©) Ofextortion _(D) Of cheating 24, X finds a Government promissory note belonging to C bearing a blank endorsement X knowing that the note belongs to C pledged itwith a banker as a security for loan intending torestore it to C within a week. X: (A) Isnot guilty of any offence (B) Is guilty of criminal breach of trust (C) Is guilty of cheating (D) Is guilty of criminal misappropriation 25. ‘A’ in good faith says of a book published by ‘Z’. Z's books is indecent, ‘Z’ must be a man of impure mind, Is this defamation punishable under section 500 of .P.C. (A) Yes, because the opinion respects Z’s character (B) No, because it falls within one of the exceptions of Section 499 (©) No, Because it is slander (D) No, Because it has not been repeated 26. ‘A’ finds the key to Y's house door, which “Y" had lost and commits house trespass by entering Y's house having opened the doo: with that key. What offence has A committer (A) Lurking house trespass (B) Criminal misappropriation (C) Attempt tocommit theft (D) House breaking 27. Warrant case means a case: (A) In which a police officer arrest without warrant (B) In which the court in the first instance, shall issue a warrant of arrest against the accused (C) Relating to an offence punishable with imprisonment for a term not exceeding, two years (D) Relating to an offence punishable with death, imprisonment for life or imprison- ment for a term exceeding two years 28. A Chief Judicial Magistrate may pass a sentence of: (A) Imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or of fine not exceeding five thousand rupees or of both (B) Imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years or of fine not exceeding ten thousand rupees or of both (©) Imprisonment for a term not exceeding, seven years or of fine not exceeding to any amount or both (D) Imprisonment for a term not excer ting seven years or of fine not exceeding 0 + lakh rupees or of both 29. No wife shall be entitled to receive maintenance from her husband under section 125 Cr.PC if: (A) She has obtained divorce from her husband and has not remarried (B) She is unable to maintain herself (C) She refused to live with her husband on the ground that he keeps a mistress (D) She is living in adultery 30. A district magistrate or a sub-divisional ‘aJistrate may prevent environmental| | © ideration can on} is not (C) Consic ly be 52. Which of the following statements (D) Consideration can only be fi correct: te A) Leading questions may be asked in T0s8_§9, For whose business cana landio, No AO) Maaaing g decree for eviction againgt his tert, eral ler may be cross respect of nonresident aeegn ans (B) Mircea to character ma (A) Of his own ai examined (OA person summoned to produce (B) Of his unmarried daughter document does not become a witness (C) Of his adult son 1D) A party may with the permission of the (D) Of nis wife court cross examine his own witness. 60. The ground for eviction that the = Which of the following is not an accom- built accommodation Suitable for is pug modation as defined in Section 2(a) of the M.P. is avallable only where the purpose: Accommodation Control Act: is: (A) House (A) Only residential (B) Agricultural land (B) Only non residential (©) Shop (©) Composite (D) Gumti (D) Immoral 54 HHwifeis the owner of the accommodation and 61, A revision against a final order passeq the husband recovers rent from the tenant. Rent Controlling Authority on an pplication Landlord according to the definition given in Submitted by a retired government servant Section 2(b) of the aforesgid Act, would be: eviction of his tenant on the Ground of bong (A) Wite (8) Husband fide requirement shall be to: (C) Both of them (D) None of the two (A) The High Court $5. Pending final decision on the application for (8) The Court of District Judge fixing the standard rent an interin rent may (©) The Civil Court pen (D) The Commissioner ‘4) Deputy Collector 62. Atenant'’s defence against: eviction under the (8) Collector M.P. Accommodation control act may be (C) Civil Court struck out if he: (D) Rent Controlling Authority (A) Fails to present written statement within 56. Alter the service of notice of demand to suit the time fixed by the court {oreviction ofa tenant on the ground of default (8) Fails to deposit or pay any amount as in payment of arrears of rent shall be instituted required by Section 13 ioe pabialon of: (©) Makes untrue statements in the :) One mont (B) Two months application under section 25 (©) Three months (D) Fifteen days (D) Fails to pay such costs as ordered by the 57. Which of the following acts cannot form court ake Of eviction of the tenant: 53. On the complaint of the tenant i is satisfied ‘uisance that the landlord without ‘any reasonable (8) Disclaimer of the title of his landlord Cause refused to accept rent he may levy on (C) Material structural alteration the landlord a fine. Who is he: (D) Use of a portion of his accommodation (A) Judicial Magistrate first class as his office (8) Rent Controlling Authority 58. Which ofthe following is correct: (C) District Magistrate (A) Past Consideration is no Consideration (D) District Judge (8) Consideration can be Past, present or 64. A landlord disconnects the electric supply of @ tenant unlawfully and without eyreasonable cause, who can order to remain the electric supply on the appellant's application (A) Civil Court (B) District Magistrate (©) Rent Controlling Authority (D) Judicial Magistrate First Class Under section 3 of the transfer of Property Avi the following does not amount to notice: (A) Registration where the instrument is compuisorily registrable (B) Registration where the instruments is not compulsorily registrable (C) Possession (D) Notice to agent ‘What may be transferred: (A) Spes successions (B) Aright to sue (© A tight of re-entry to the owner for breach of a condition subsequent (D) A right to future maintenance In which of the following cases a transfer of immovable property can be made without writing: (A) Sale of property of a value more than Rs. 100 (B) Lease for a term of 11 months (C) Exchange ‘ (D) Actiortable Claim Atransfers Rs. 500 to B to be paid to him on his attaining his majority or marrying with a proviso that if B dies a minor or marries without C’s consent. The said Rs. 500 shall go to D. B marries when only 17 years of age without C’s consent, The said Rs. 500 shall goto? (A) A (8) B oc (D)D 69. The farm of Sultanpur is the property of Cand worth Rs. 80000 A by an instrument of gift professes to transfer it to B giving by the same instrument Rs. 1,00,000 to C, A dies before the election B shall (A) Entitled to get Rs. 20000 from C. (B) Entitled to get Rs. 80000 from C. 65. 66. 67. 68. o) 70. n. 72. 73. 74, 15, (C) Entitled to get Rs. 80000 from A's representative (D) Not be entitled to get any amount from any one Abelieving in good faith that he is absolutely entitled thereto, sows crops on B’s land. The crops are growing at the time of his eviction Ais entitled to: (A) Whole of the crops (B) Half of the crops (C) Transfer of the land in his favour {D) Amount employed The doctrine of Lis Pendense applies where: (A) The suit is collusive (B) The transfer is made after the decree of the trial court but before the filling on an appeal (C) Right tomovable property isin question (D) Property is situated outside the territorial jurisdiction of the court If the Sale and agreement to repurchase are embodied in separate documents then the transaction cannot be a mortgage this was laid down (A) Chunchun Jha v. Sheikh Ebadat Ali (B) Beni Ram v. Kundanlal (C) Raja Kishandatt v. Raja Mumtaz Ali (D) Musahar Sahu v. Hakimlal AMortgage by deposite of title deeds is called: (A) Anomalous mortgage (B) English mortgage (© Equitable mortgage (D) Usufreturary mortgage In which of the following cases, a lease of immovable property does not determine: (A) By efflux ot time limuted thereby (B) By express surrender (C) On the service of a notice to quit (D) By forfeiture : A gives a lakh of rupees to B reserving to himself with B's assent the right to take back at pleasure Rs. 10000 out of lakh. The gift: (A) Is wholly void (B) Is invalid (©) Holds goods as to Rs. 90000 (D) Is onerous76. Which of the following transfers is valid: (A) An unregistered usufructuary mortgage for Rs. 99 (B) An unregistered gift of immovable property of the value of Rs. 99 (©) An oral lease of immovable property from year to year (D) An oral assignment of debts 77. ‘UIs sent to search for G's nephew in the meantime’G' by advertisement offers a reward ‘of Rs, 501 to any one who finds has nephew, ‘Litraces the boy and subsequently knowing about the reward claims it.To the reward Lis (A) Entitled (B) Not entitled as the offer is general (C) Not entitled as the consideration is inadequate (D) Is not entitled as the offer was not communicated to him 78. Which of the statements as'to consideration ie not correct: (A) It may be past also (B) Itneed not be adequate (C) Stranger to it cannot sue (D) It must be real 79. Acontract by a minor is absolutely void this was laid down it: (A) Mohiri Bibi v. Dharmodas Ghosh (8) Lalman v. Gauri Dutt (C) Kanhayalal v. Girdarilal (0) Mohammed Said v. Vishambhar Nath 80. A suit for money paid and received dees not lie in the following set of circumstances: (A) Money paid by plaintiff to the defendant which he seeks to recover (8) Money paid by the plaintiff to a third Party for the benefit of the defendant which the plaintiff seeks to recover (C) Money received by the defendant from rd parties in circumstances in which itwillnot be looked upon as a plaintiffs money which he seeks to recover (0) Money received by te defendant from third parties in circumstances in which itwill not be looked upon asa plaintiffs ‘money which he seeks to recover 6 81. Which of the followin, void: (A) A agrees to sell Ba hundred to (8) A promises to obtain fg, employment in the public service 2h 9 agreements ig, ot Promises to pay Rs. 1000 to a" "4a (C) A agrees with B to discover trea magic sureby (D) A finds B's purse and gives it tg hi Promises to give to A Rs.5) (ime 82. ‘A’ enters into a Contract with ‘Br his theatre two nights in every the next two months and 8’ engages Sug her at rate of Rs. 1000 for each mo PAY wiltully absents herself on the sixth ight ba with the assent of ‘A’ sings on the night 8": Seventy (A) Can put an end to the Contract (®) Can not put an end to the Contra (C)Is not liable to pay for five nighys : which A had sung (D)Is not entitled to compensation for damage sustained by him on the sixth night 83. Which of the followin contract: (4) Obligation of person enjoying benefito, non gratuitous act (8) Responsibility of finder of goods (C) Quantum merit (D) Novation 84. ‘A’ contracts to sell and deliver 500 bales of Cotten to ‘B’ on a fixed day A knows noting of B's mode of conducting his business ‘A: breaks his promise and ‘B" having no cotton is obliged to close his mill. Is ‘A’ responsible for the loss caused to ‘B by the closing of Mil: (A) Yes (8) No (C) To the extent of the agreed price of cotton (D) None of the above 85. A becomes surety to C for B's conduct as 8 manager of C’s bank. Afterwards B and C Contract without A’s permission that B shall become liable for one fourth of the losses on overdraft B allows a customer to overdraw and 9 IS not a quas) og86. 87. 89. 90. 91. o the bank loses a sum to money. To make good this loss Ais: (A) Wholly Liable (8) Not Liable © Liable to the extent of the fourth (D) Liable to the extent of three fourth X hires a carriage of ¥. The carriage is unsate though Y is not aware of it and X is injured for the injuyy to X,Y is: (A) Liable (B) Not liable (© Liable to the extent of 50% (D) None of the above A employs B to recover Rs. 1000 from C through B’s misconduct the money is not recovered B is: (A) Entitled to no remuneration and must make good the loss : (B) Neither entitled to remuneration thot liable to make good the loss (C) Entitled to commission from C (D) None of the above X entrusts Y with negotiable instruments endorsed in blankY sells them to Z in violation of private orders from X the Sale is: (A) Void (B) Valid (C) Voidable at the option of Y (D) Voidable at the option of Z Revenue year as defined in Section 2(v) of the M.P. Land Revenue Code Commences from: (A) Ist of January (B) Ast of April (©) Ist of July (D) 1st of October Which of the following is the principal seat of the board of revenue: (A) Bhopal (B) Jabalpur (C) Gwalior (D) Indore Many person fails to comply with a summons, to attend as witness the Revenue Officer cannot: (A) Issue a bailable warrant of his arrest (B) Order him to furnish security for appearance 92. 93. 95. 96. 97. (©) Attach his property (D) Impose upon him a fine Under the provisions of the M.P. Land Revenue Code an appeal shall lie from an order: (A) Rejecting an application for review (B) Removing a patwari (C) Granting an application for stay (D) of an interim nature The Jurisdiction to decide any dispute to which the state government is not a party relating to any right which is recorded in the record of rights is conferred on: (A) Civil Court (B) Tahsildar (©) Suib-division officer (D) Collector . All entries made under Chapter IX of the M.P. Land Revenue Code in the land records shall be presumed to be: (A) Conclusive entry (B) Wrong, (© Correct until the contrary is proved (D) None of the above Penalty for encroaching upon a recognised road can be imposed by: (A) Tabsilar (B) Executive magistrate (©) Patwari (D) Judicial Magistrate Second Class For recovery of Arrears of land revenue the following shall not be attached and sold: (A) Cooking vessels of the defaulter (B) Less than six hectares of land held by the defaulter in any Scheduled area (C) If the defaulter is an agriculturist implements of husbandry driven by mechanical power (D) Tools of artisans Any land comprised in his holding may be given on lease continuously for more than three years by a Bhumiswami who: (A) Isa minor (B) Isa widow (C) Isa person in the service of the Armed force of the union (D) Holds the land for non agricultural purposes< (10) 98, With reference to an application for partition (A) Two months of holding f any question of titles ralsed the (B) Two years Tahsildar: (C) Five years (A) Shall stay his proceedings till the pistes decision of the civil court (B) Shall drop his proceedings (C) Stay his proceedings for 4 period of three months {D) Continue with his proceedings till they are stayed by the civil court ita Bhumi-swami belonging to an aboriginal tribe is disposed of the land otherwise than in due course of law he may apply for reinstatement within: 400. In respect of which of the follow ters jurisdiction of the civil court isn cluded: (A) Ejectment of a Government lessee (B) Restoration of Possession to an og pancy tenant = (©) Any claim to modify any entry in Nistar Partak he (D) Partition of holding at ter. ANSWERS MP. P.C.S. ‘J.’ Examination, 1996 1.(B) Refer section 11 (Explanation VIII) of 8.(B) _Refersection 151 of CPC. Civil Procedure Code for above 9,(C) Refer: Order 5 Rulle 15 of CPC on tig Provision. 2.(©) The Jurisdiction of Court will be at, where the property is situate or the defendant resides or carries on business behalf of defendant, the service may be made on any adult member of the family whether male or female, who sresiing with him. t or personally works for gain. 10.(D) Order 8 Rule 6 of Civil Procedure Code Refer: Proviso to section 16 of Civil 44 (¢y Procedure Code. : 12.(D) Refer: Order 33 Rule 5(g) of Civil 3.(D) _ Refer: Section 34(1) of Civil Procedure eae Procedure Code. Whege the ground o 4.(©)_ Refer: Section 54 and Order 20 Rule rejection of application is given tosueas 18(1) of CPC which provides that where an indigent person. se aee is for partition or separate 134A) Refer: Order 40, Rule 1 of Civ Procedure Code possession of a share of an undivided estate assessed to the payment of 14.(B) Refer Section 187 of Cr P.C. revenue to the government, the 45,(p) partition or separation of the share should be made by the Collector. 1610) 17.(A). Refer section 100 of IPC. 5.(B) Refer section 60 provision (i) for the above provision. Now after amendment 18.(D) Refer section 108 Exp. IV of IPC. 1999, the amount is Rs. 1000. 19.10) 6.(A) Refer section 80 of cee 20.(D) Refer section 300 Exception 1 ill. ( of 7.(A) Incase of Public nuisance a suit may be Indian Penal Code 1860. instituted by (a) by the Advocate ae General or (b) by the two or more oa ae ee persons with the leave of court. Refer:Section91 of Civil Procedure Code, 22(A) Refer KN. Mehra case. The answers are suggestive. Kindly verify from the basic documents, judgements, gazette notificato”> etc. in case of doubts,an, 23.(C)_ Refer section 383 ill. (d) of Indian Py Code 1860. 24.(D) Refer section 403 Explanation 1 (illustration) of Indian Penal Code for above problem renal 25.(B) Refer Section 499, 6th Exception, Th (d) of IX 26.(D) Rete 27D) section 445 ill, (f) of IPC defnition of warrant case under section 2(x) of Cr.P.C, 1973 28.(C) Refer section 29(1) of Cr.P.C. 1973, 29.(D) 30. (B) 2.0 32. (C) Refer section 154 of Cr.P.C, 1973. 33. (C) Proviso to section 202 Cr.P.C. 34. (A). Refer section 262 (2) of Cr.-P.C. 1973. 35. (B)_ Refer section 378 of Criminal Procedure Code. 36.(C) 37.(B)_ Refer section 468 of Criminal Procedure Code 1973. 38. (D) 39.(C) 40.(B) According to section 3 of Indian Evidence Act, A Court doesn’t include an arbitrator though he is legally authorised to take evidence. 41.(A) The fact that, without making a complaint, she said that she had been ravished is not relevant as conduct under section 8 of Indian Evidence Act, though it may be relevant as a dying declaration u/s 32(1) or as corroborative evidence u/s 157 of Evidence Act. 42. (B). According to section 24 of Indian Evidence Act, confession caused by inducement, threat or promise is irrelevant in Criminal Proceeding, 43. (B) Refer: Section 26 of Indian Evidence Act. 44. (D) Refer case: Pakalanarain Swami v. Emperor. 45. (B) 46. (C)_ Refer: Section 65 of Indian Evidence Act. 47. (B). Refer: Section 68 of Indian Evidence Act and case Hias v, Badshah. 48.(C) Refer: Section 92 ill. (h) of Indian Bvidence Act 49.(A) Refer: Section 102 ill. (b) of Indian Evidence Act 50.(D) Refer: Section 112 of Indian Evidence Act 51.(D)_ Refer: Section 115 of Indian Evidence Act. 52.(B)_ Refer: Section 140 of Indian Evidence Act. 1872 53.(B) 54.0) 55.(D) 56.(B) 57.(D) 58.(B)_ The consideration may u/s (2d), consist of a past, present or a future act. 59.(D) 60.(A) 61.(A) 62.(B) Refer Section 13 of M.P.A. Control Act 63.(B) 64.(C) 65.(B) In order that registration of an instrument may operate as a notice of its content, the following three conditions must be satisfied: (a) The instrument must be compulsory registrable, (b) The registration of the document must be completed in the Manner Prescribed by the Indian Registration Act, (c) The instrument and the particulars regarding the transaction to which it related must be correctly entered in the registers and indices kept under the Registration Act. 66.(C) A right of re-entry for breach of a condition subsequent cannot be transferred to any one except the owner of the property affected. Refer section 6(b) of Transfer of Property Act. 67.(B)_ Refer: Section 107 of Transfer of Property Act provides thata lease of immoveablé property from year to year, or for any term - exceeding one year or reserving a yearly rent, can be made only by a registered. instrument.(12) 68, (D) Refer: Section 29 of Transfer of Property Act. 69.(C) Refer: Section 35 of Transfer of Property Act. 70.(A) ; ‘The Doctrine of Lis Pendens applies 71.(B) where: Refer: Section 52 of Transfer of Property Act 72.(A) 73.(C) Refer: Section 58 of Transfer ‘of Property Act. 74.(C) Refer: Section 111 of Transfer of Property Act. 75.(C) Refer: Section 126 ill. (b) for above problem. 76. (A) 77.(D) Referred Case Law: Lalman Shukla v. Gauri Dutt. 78. () 79.(A) 80.(B) 81.(D) Refer: Section 25 of I.C.A. 82.(B) Refer: Section39 of LCA. [Asa si. his acquiescence in the contin, Med the contract, he cannot put on end ¢< 83.(D) mil 84.(B) Refer: Section 73 of LC.A. 85.(B) Refer: Section 133 of LC.A. 86.(A)_ Refer: Section 150 of LC.A. 87. (A) Section 220 Il. (b) of Contract Act 88. (B) Section 237 IIL. (b) of Contract Act 89.(D) 90.(0) 91.(C) 92. (B) 93.(A) 94.(C) 95.(A) 96.(C) 97.(D) 98.(C) 99.(C) 100.(D)