Question1. TheexceptionstotheruleA strangertoa con tractcannotsueare(a) Beneficiariesinthecaseoftrust

01 May Question1. TheexceptionstotheruleA strangertoa con tractcannotsueare(a) Beneficiariesinthecaseoftrust

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1. TheexceptionstotheruleA strangertoa con tractcannotsueare
(a) Beneficiariesinthecaseoftrust

(b) Familysettlement

(c) Assignmentofcontract

(d) All theabove

2. Astrangertoa consideration
(a) Canfilea suit

(b) Cannotfileasuit

(c) Canfile,onlywithconsentofcourt

(d) Issimilartostrangertoacontract

3. Astrangertoacontract
(a) Canfilea suit

(b) Canfileasuitonlywithpermissionofcourt

(c) Canfileasuit,ifcontract isinwriting

(d) Cannotfileasuit

4. Theinadequacy of considerationmaybetakenintoaccountby the court:
(a) Indeterminingthequestion whethertheconsentofthepromisorwasfreely given

(b) Alwaysinallthecases

(c) Whenthepartiescomplain

(d) Whenthepromisorhasnotperformed hispromise

5. Considerationinacontract:

(a) Maybepresent only

(b) Maybepastandpresentonly

(c) Maybefuturisticonly

(d) Maybepast,present andfuture

6. Anagreementnotsupported by considerationiscalled:
(a) Consensusadidem

(b) Ignoratiajurisnonexecuset

(c) Abimits

(d) NudumPactum

7. Whichoneofthefollowing is thecorrectstatement:
(a) Strangertoconsiderationcontractsue

(b) Strangertoconsiderationcanfileasuit

(c) Strangertoconsiderationisstrangertocontract

(d) Strangertoconsiderationcannotbepartytothecontract

8. Considerthefollowingstatements:Considerationis
1. Amotiveforanypromise

2. Apriceforanypromise

3. Onlyamoralobligation

4. Something ofvalueintheeyeoflaw

Ofthesestatements

(a) 1,2and3arecorrect

(b) 1and4arecorrect

(c) 2and4arecorrect

(d) 3aloneiscorrect

9. Pastconsiderationmeans
(a) Moneyreceived inthepastwithout makingevenaproposal

(b) Thepricewhichismorethanthepromisee’sexpectation

(c) Apastactdonebeforethepromise ismade

(d) Noneoftheabove

10. Anagreementwithoutconsiderationisvoid except incaseof compensationfor
(a) Voluntaryservicesrendered

(b) Voluntaryservicesrenderedattherequestoftheotherpartytotheagreement

(c) Voluntaryservicesrenderedattherequestofthirdperson

(d) Reimbursementofexpensesincurred

11. Acontractwithoutconsiderationisvoid.Thereareexceptions.Whichoneofthefollowing ex-ceptionsiscorrect?
(a) Promisetopaydisputeddebt

(b) Promisetopaytime-barred

(c) Promisetopaytime-barreddebtwhichisinwritingandsigned

(d) Promisetopayanydebt

12. Whichoneofthefollowingstatementsisincorrectwithregardtonatureofa validconsideration?
(a) Considerationmustbe adequate

(b) Considerationmustbereal

(c) Considerationmaybepast,presentorfuture

(d) Considerationmustmoveatthedesireofpromisor

13. Whichoneofthefollowingstatementsaboutthedoctrine of privityiscorrect?
(a) Onlyapartytothecontractcansue

(b) Strangertoacontract cannotsue

(c) Acontractisenforceablebyastranger

(d) Both(a)&(b)

14. ‘Considerationistheprice forwhichthepromiseofthe otherisbought,andthepromisethusgivenforthevalueisenforceable.’Thisdefinitionofconsiderationis
(a) ByPollock

(b) ByJusticePatterson

(c) ByCheshireandFifoot

(d) Insection2(d)oftheContract Act

15. When’atthedesireofthepromisor, thepromiseeoranyotherpersonhasdoneorabstainedfromdoing or doesorabstain from doing something’- suchactorabstinenceorpromiseiscalled
(a) Agreement

(b) Contract

(c) Consideration

(d) Proposal

16. Anagreementwithoutconsiderationis
(a) Void

(b) Illegal

(c) Voidable

(d) Enforceable

17. InIndia,a personwhoisstranger tothe consideration
(a) Cansueonthecontract,ifheisaparty

(b) Cannotsuethecontract

(c) Dependsontheparties

(d) Dependsonthecircumstances

18. Whenoneof theparties tothecontracthas performeditspartofthe promisewhich constitutestheconsiderationforthepromise by theotherside,itisknownas
(a) Pastconsideration

(b) Executedconsideration

(c) Executoryconsideration

(d) Futureconsideration

19. Whichofthefollowingstatementregardingpastconsiderationisincorrect
(a) Itisdonebeforemakingtheagreement

(b) Apastconsiderationisvalid

(c) Itisdonewiththe makingofthecontract

(d) Noneoftheabove

20. Pastconsiderationmeans
(a) Considerationandpromiseshouldmovetogether

(b) Executedconsideration

(c) Considerationisprovidedpriortothemakingofthecontract

(d) Invalidconsideration

21. Anexecuted considerationis

(a) Anactofmutualexchange ofpromises

(b) Anactdoneintheexpectationofaproposal

(c) Anactdonebyonepartyaspartofhispromise

(d) Pastconsideration

22. Anexecutory considerationis
(a) Aconsiderationpromisedbytheexecutiveofacompany

(b) Apromiseyettobeperformedbyboththeparties

(c) Liabilityisoutstandingonboththesides

(d) Both(b)&(c)

23. InIndianLawconsiderationmusthavebeendoneatthedesireofthepromisor, ifitisdoneattheinstanceofa thirdparty orwithout thedesireofthepromisor, itis
(a) Consideration

(b) Notconsideration

(c) Offer

(d) Promise

24. PrenderssomeservicetoDatD’sdesire. AfteramonthDpromises tocompensatePfortheservice rendered tohim,itisa
(a) Presentconsideration

(b) Pastconsideration

(c) Futureconsideration

(d) Noneofthese

25. Whereconsiderationisillegal orphysically impossible,uncertainorambiguous,itshallnotbe
(a) Transferablebylaw

(b) Unenforceablebylaw

(c) Enforceablebylaw

(d) Noneofthese

26. WhichsectionofIndianContractActdeclaresthatanagreementmadewithoutconsiderationisvoid?
(a) Section23

(b) Section24

(c) Section25

(d) Section26

27. Apromisenotsupported byconsiderationiscalled a
(a) Proposal

(b) Acceptance

(c) Agreement

(d) Nudumpactum

28. Apromisetopayatime-barreddebtmustbe
(a) Oral

(b) Writtenandsigned

(c) Registered

(d) Writtenandregistered

29. Whichofthefollowingstatementisincorrect
(a) Considerationmustbereal

(b) Performanceofexistingobligationisnoconsideration

(c) Forbearancetosueisgoodaconsideration

(d) Agreementswithoutconsiderationarealwaysvoid

30. Apromisetopayatimebarreddebtisenforceable,ifsomeconditionsarefulfilled.Whichofthefollowingconditionsisnotrequired?
(a) Itmustbesignedbythepromisor

(b) Itmustbedefiniteandexpress

(c) Itmustbeinwriting

(d) Itmustberegistered

31. Amancannotacquire rightsunderacontracttowhichheisnotaparty.Whichoneofthefollowingisnotanexception tothisrule
(a) Beneficiariesundertrust

(b) Familysettlement

(c) Gift

(d) Assignmentofrights

32. Apersoniscompetent tocontractif:
(a) HehasaPANCardnumber

(b) HehasaRationCardnumber

(c) Hefulfillstheconditionsofsec.11

(d) Heisagraduate

33. Capacity tocontracthasbeendefined in
(a) Section10

(b) Section11

(c) Section12

(d) Section25

34. Whichofthefollowingisnotcompetenttocontract?
(a) Aminor

(b) Apersonofunsoundmind

(c) Apersonwhohasbeendisqualifiedfromcontractingbysomelaw

(d) Allofthese

35. Twopersonshave thecapacity tocontract
(a) Ifbotharenotofunsoundmind

(b) Ifnoneisdisqualifiedfromcontractingbyanylawtowhichheissubject

(c) Ifbothhaveattainedtheageof maturity

(d) Alloftheabove

36. Fornecessariessupplied toaminor
(a) heispersonallyliable

(b) hisparents areliable

(c) hisestateisliable

(d) thecontractisvalidunderIndianlaw

37. Aminorisa person whohasnotattained theageof:
(a) 15 years

(b) 18 years

(c) 21 years

(d) 25years

38. Anagreementwithaminoris:
(a) Void

(b) Voidable

(c) Valid

(d) Illegal

39. Acontractforthebenefit of theminoris:
(a) Valid

(b) Void

(c) Voidable

(d) Illegal

40. Amarriedwomanisundernodisability asregardscapacity tocontract
(a) underEnglishlawonly

(b) underIndianlawonly

(c) underbothEnglishandIndianlaws

(d) forluxury only

41. Anagreemententered intoby aminoris
(a) Validandbinding

(b) Voidableattheoptionoftheminor

(c) Voidabinitio

(d) Voidableattheoptionofeither party

42. A minor enters into agreement representing himself to be a major consider the followingstatement:
1. Minorcommits fraud iftheotherparty doesnothave personal knowledgeof hisage

2. Suchagreement isnotenforceable

3. Thedoctrineofestoppel doesnotapply in minor’scase

4. Otherparty isentitled togetback thebenefitpassed tominor, ifinnocentabout hisageWhichofthe statementsgivenabovearecorrect?

(a) 1,3and4

(b) 2and3

(c) 1,2and4

(d) 2 and4

43. Misaminor,B,theborrower, approachesMforaloanonthebasisofamortgage ofthehouseownedbyB.Hence,Madvances themoneyandBexecutedamortgageinfavourofM,aminor.
Inthesecircumstances

(a) ThemortgageisnotenforceablebyM,because heisaminor

(b) Themortgageisenforceablebutonlywhenheattainsmajority

(c) ThemortgageisenforceablebyMeventhoughheisminor

(d) Noneofthese

44. Whenaminor hasbeensupplied withnecessariesincredit
(a) The minorisnotliable

(b) Theminor’sproperty’isliable

(c) The minorispersonallyliable

(d) The minorisliableathisoption

45. AsuppliesB,a lunatic,withnecessariessuitable tohisconditioninlife.Ais:
(a) NotentitledtobereimbursedfromB’sproperty

(b) EntitledtobereimbursedfromB’sproperty

(c) Personallyliable

(d) Noneofthese

46. Whenapersonincurredexpensesof`5000forthenecessariessuppliedtotheminor, hecanrecover thesaid amountfrom the
(a) Minorpersonally

(b) Propertyoftheminor

(c) Propertyofhisguardian

(d) Noneofthese

47. TheprincipleofEstoppelcannotbeappliedagainst aminorsince
(a) Hehasnosoundmind

(b) Hehasnoprivilegetocheatpersonsbymakinganyrepresentation

(c) Hemaybeinducedbydishonesttraderstodeclareinwritingthatheisamajoratthetimeofenteringintoacontract

(d) Hehasnotattained theageofmaturity

48. Aconvictwhenundergoing imprisonment
(a) Iscapableofentering intoacontract

(b) Isincapableofenteringintoacontract

(c) Iscapableofenteringintoacontract, ifitispermittedbythecourt

(d) Noneofthese

49. ApersonwhoisnotanIndiancitizenisanAlien.Contractswithanalienfriend, subjecttocertainrestrictionsare
(a) Void

(b) Unenforceable

(c) Valid

(d) Invalid

50. Aminor’sagreement isvoid. Thiswasheldincaseof
(a) MohoriBibeev.DharmodasGhosh

(b) NihalChandv.Mr.JanMohornedKhan

(c) SurajNarainv.SukhuAheer