LUG-101 Law of Torts including Motor Vehicle Accident and Consumer Protection Act 2024-25 · Odd Semester Examination, 2024-25
LLB
Q1 (7x2=14)
- Tort is a civil wrong. Comment.
- Illustrate Damnum sine injuria.
- Define the term Tort and discuss the essential element of law of torts.
- Illustrate the maxim Ubi jus ibi remedium with the help of the case laws.
Q2 (7x2=14)
- Illustrate the maxim Volenti non fit injuria with the help of the case laws.
- Illustrate the Res Ipsa loquitor principle under law of torts.
- The principle of strict liability has been developed by common law. Illustrate with the help of Ryland versus Fletcher case.
- Acts done by a state's representative that are injurious to another state or its subject are exempt from liability and discuss the law under the law of torts.
Q3 (7x2=14)
- Every statement is not defamation; discuss the element of defamation under law.
- What is nuisance and discuss the constituent element.
- Discuss the power of Indian Judiciary for the protection of right to life against the tortfeasor for the protection of environment.
- The law of tort is sine qua non to the law of common develop in England. Describe the remedies available under the law of torts in matter of damages.
Q4 (7x2=14)
- Define the concept of 'caveat emptor'.
- Define the term Consumer under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
- Consumer is the King and has the best interest under the contract. Comment.
- Discuss the Power of the Consumer Council under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and procedure for the redressal of the consumer dispute.
Q5 (7x2=14)
- Power of Motor Accident Claim Tribunal under the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
- Describe the types of Insurance.
- The Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 has been passed by the Parliament to seek the remedies under the Act. Discuss the main features of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
- Discuss the main provision of the Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Act, 2019 for the protection of the rights of the victim of accident in of Hit and run case.
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