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Law Asst Exam Question BankPART A

Objective type (shot answes!

[Out of the alternatives, in order of preference, the correct answer, nearest correct answer or

more appropriate right answer to be selected]

! Before ""#, an appeal against the order of $A% had to be filed before&a' (igh $ourtb' )rincipal Benchc' *upreme $ourtd' +one!

! Limitation prescribed under A% Act, for filing case before $A% isa' six monthsb' One -earc' one -ear six months

d' three -ears!

.! An aggrieved emplo-ee, after submitting representation to /l-! Admn! (as to normall-wait for 0000000000000 before filing case before $A%!

a' six monthsb' One -earc' two -earsd' three -ears

1! *exual harassment of women at working place has been included in the conduct rules as/ule .$! %his has been included after the 2udgement of *upreme $ourt in&

a' 3ndira *awane-

b' 4ishaka 4s!*tate of /a2asthanc' *habano5s cased' none of the above

6! Appointing authorit- in relation to a /ailwa- *ervant means&a' an authorit- who actuall- appointed himb' equal or higher authorit- empowered to make appointments to the postc' another authorit-d' a7b onl-

8! /* 9:7A' /ules are not applicable to&a' an- member of All 3ndia *ervicesb' /); personnelc' an- person in casual emplo-mentd' all of the above!

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"! >nder rules who can not act as :efense (elper&a' /ailwa- servant of lower rankb' An Advocatec' Law Asstd' All the above persons

?! 3n how man- enquiries a retired railwa- emplo-ee can participate simultaneousl- asdefense helper&

a' Oneb' %hreec' ;ived' *even

! 3f additional documents are requested to be produced b- the $@, 3O&a' *hall allow them

b' a- agree if department has no ob2ectionc' *hall permit if he feels relevantd' *hall refer it to :A

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#! 3nquir- Officer can delegate his functions to&a' :isciplinar- authorit-b' :efence helperc' )resenting officerd' (e cannot delegate

=! :7A rules are applicable to the following persons onl-&a' /); personnelb' )ersons in casual emplo-mentc' @ver- railwa- servantd' All of the above

"! 3nquir- Officer5s findings are binding on&a' $harged emplo-eeb' :isciplinar- authorit-

c' Appellate authorit-d' +one of the above

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.1! *ec 8? of $)$ deals with&a' Attachment of propert-b' Auction of buildingsc' :eclaring a person pauperd' +one of the above

.6! nder *ec =? of $)$ no suit shall be instituted unless a notice in writing is delivered untilthe expir- of 0000 months!

a' Oneb' %woc' %hreed' ;our

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1.! @xemption from arrest and personal appearance of a public officer in respect of an- actpurporting to be done b- him in his official capacit- is provided in $)$ under&

a' *ec =?b' *ec =c' *ec =6d' +one of the above

11! >nder *ec = of $)$, execution of decree against >nion of 3ndia shall not be issuedunless it remained unsatisfied for a period of 00000000 months from the date of decree&

a' One monthb' One and halfc' %wo monthsd' %hree months

16! An appeal ma- lie against original decree passed&a' @x parteb' 3n a consent decreec' Both a 7 b

d' +one of the above

18! Against orders passed in appeal on a decree, second appeal lies to (igh $ourt if&a' A substantial question of law is involvedb' %here is question of meritc' Both a 7 bd' +one of the above

1#! +o second appeal lies from an- decree, when the sub2ect matter of the original suit is forrecover- of mone- not exceeding rupees &

a' %en thousandb' %went- five thousand

c' ;ift- thousandd' ;ive thousand

1=! A review b- an- aggrieved person can be filed against a decree or order when&a' (e filed an appealb' %hough appeal is available but he did not prefer appealc' %here is t-pographical errord' +one of the above

1"! A review of order of principal munsiff court can be filed before &a' *ame court which passed the decreeb' :ist! courtc' (igh $ourtd' *upreme $ourt

6?! $aveat can be filed before the court in a suit or proceeding instituted or about to beinstituted! *uch caveat shall remain in force for a period of&

a' .? da-sb' 8? da-sc' "? da-sd' ? da-s!6! >nder which section of $)$, inherent powers of courts can be exercised to pass orders

to meet the ends of 2ustice&a' *ec 6?b' *ec 6

c' *ec 6d' *ec .8

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6! A court has 2urisdiction to correct an- clerical or arithmetical mistakes in 2udgements ororders or errors from an- accidental slip or omission! %his ma- be done&

a' On its own motionb' On the application b- an- of the partiesc' 3n both situationsd' Onl- in b

6.! @xecution )etition can be filed to execute a decree against government beforecompletion of 00000 -ears from the date of decree!

[a] -ear[b] . -ears[c] 6 -ears[d] -ears!

61! A mone- suit b- Eovt! arising out of a contract can be filed with in 00000 -ears from thedate of cause of action arose!

[a] . -ears[b] 6 -ears

c] -earsd] .? -ears!

66! As per the /l-! Act "=" F/l- AdmnG in relation to a Eovt! /l-! eans&[a] inistr- of /l-s![b] :/[c] E[d] $hairman /l-! Bd!

68! )unitive charges are levied when&a' Eoods not removed from /l-! )remises!b' :etention of rolling stock

c' 3rregular %ravelling detectedd'


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8! According which section of /l-! Act, the propert- in the consignment covered b- a railwa-receipt shall pass to the consignee or the endorsee!

[a] #.[b] #1[c] #6[d] +one!

8! aximum carr-ing capacit- of wagons and trucks shall be fixed under *ec! # [] of /l-sAct b-&

[a] Eeneral anagerb' /ailwa- Board[c] $entral Eovt![d] *tate Eovt!

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8"! %he responsibilit- of /ailwa- Administration for the loss, destruction, damage,deterioration or nonHdeliver- of an- luggage shall be in accordance with *ec!

[a] "=[b] ??[c] ""[d] "#

#?! /esponsibilit- of a /ailwa- administration for the loss, destruction, damage, deteriorationor nonHdeliver- of an- consignment due to false description of the consignment isdetermined under *ec!

[a] ""[b] ??[c] ?[d] ?

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#8! $ompensation for the loss, destruction, damage, deterioration nonHdeliver- of goods ispa-able to&

[a] $onsignee[b] @ndorsee possessing //[c] a or b[d] +one of the above

##! 3n an- application before claims tribunal for compensation for loss, destruction, damage,deterioration or nonHdeliver- of goods, the burden of proving the monetar- loss actuall-sustained shall be in accordance with *ec!

[a] ?=[b] ?"[c] ?[d] +one

#=! 3n an application before claims tribunal for compensation for loss, destruction, damage,deterioration or nonHdeliver- of goods, the burden of proving the monetar- loss actuall-sustained shall lie on&

[a] $onsigner[b] $onsignee[c] @ndorsee[d] )erson claiming compensation!

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=1! A railwa- servant whose emplo-ment is intensive shall not be emplo-ed for more than000 hours in a week on an average in a twoHweekl- period of fourteen da-s!

a' 16[b] 61[c] 81[d] #

=6! )enalt- for making a false statement in an application for compensation is prescribedunder *ec&

[a] 1=[b] 1"[c] 6?[d] 6

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??! %he /$% Act, "=# came into force w!e!f! JJJ!&[a] HH=#[b] HH="[c] =HH="[d] =HH=#

?! Limitation to make claim before /$% for loss destruction damage, deterioration ornonHdeliver- of animals or goods is JJ from the date on which goods in questionentrusted to /l-s!

[a] -ear[b] -ears[c] . -ears[d] 8 -ears!

?! Application before /$% for compensation under *ec! 1, 1 A of the /l-! Act"=" can be made within JJ!! of the occurrence of the accident!

[a] 8 months[b] -ear

[c] -ears[d] . -ears

?.! Application before /$% for claims refund of fare 7 freight can be made withinJJ -ears from the date on which the fare or freight is paid to the /l-! Admn!

[a] 8 months[b] -ear[c] -ears[d] . -ears!

?1! >nder Arbitration and conciliation Act,""8 number of members that canconstitute Arbitral %ribunal is

a' Oneb' %woc' %hreed' An- odd number

?6! Arbitral proceedings are deemed to have been commenced from the date&a' Arbitral %ribunal is constitutedb' $laim statement is filedc' /epl- to claim statement is filedd' +otice demanding arbitration is served on the other part-

?8! Arbitrator is a 2udge&a' $hosen b- partiesb' Appointed b- court at the request of part-c' +amed in the arbitration agreementd' An- one of the above

?#! Arbitral %ribunal is bound b-&a' $)$b' @vidence Actc' a7bd' +one of the above

?=! Arbitral %ribunal can take&a' Onl- oral evidence b' Onl- documentar- evidence

c' Both oral and documentar- evidenced' +o evidence can be taken

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?"! Arbitral %ribunal is empowered to pass&a' 3nterim orderb' 3nterim awardc' a or bd' a 7 b

?! >nder the Arbitration and conciliation Act, an Arbitral award will be enforceablelike a decree&

a' After expir- of . monthsb' 3mmediatel-c' After expir- of six monthsd' 3t cannot be enforced!

! >nder *ec . 9=' of A7$ Act, the costs of Arbitral %ribunal can be fixed b-&a' %he partiesb' $ourtsc' Arbitral %ribunal itself


! According to the arbitration Act, Kwaiver5 means&a' %o waive right to ob2ectb' %o waive right to claimc' %o waive right to appoint arbitratord' %o waive right to defend claims

.! 3f the Arbitral %ribunal fails to conduct proceedings, it can be terminated&a' B- the claimantb' B- respondentc' B- the authorit- who appointed the Arbitral %ribunal

d' $ourt on an application b- aggrieved part-

1! 3f the Arbitral %ribunal consisting three members, the arbitral award passedshould be signed b-&

a' All the membersb' )residing arbitratorc' a2orit- of the membersd' An- of the above

6! Out of three, onl- two members have signed the award&a' 3t is not validb' 3t is valid provided reasons for not signing b- the third arbitrator are recordedc' 3t will be valid after obtaining .rdmember5s signatured' +one of the above

8! 3f the parties are aggrieved of the costs and expenses fixed b- the Arbitral%ribunal, the- ma- approach civil court under&

a' *ec .1b' *ec .#c' *ec ."d' *ec #! As per the arbitration Act, the procedure to be followed b- Arbitral %ribunal b-

default will be&a' As agreed b- partiesb' As decided b- the tribunal

c' $ourt procedured' As decided b- presiding arbitrator

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=! Once Arbitral %ribunal parts with the final award&a' +o corrections are permittedb' %-pographical errors onl- can be rectifiedc' an- mistakes can be correctedd' none of the above

"! Additional award means&a' there is no such definitionb' award passed with respect to additional claimsc' additional amounts for the same claimsd' award for the claims omitted in the original award!

?! Arbitral %ribunal can decide its own 2urisdiction under&a' *ec .b' *ec 1c' *ec 6d' *ec 8!

! 3f the appointed arbitrator is not possessing requisite qualifications, then theaggrieved part- has to file application under&

a' sec b' sec c' sec .d' sec 8

! %he $hairman of the drafting committee of constituent assembl- of 3ndia was&a' :r!B!/!Ambedkarb' *ri Babu /a2endra )rasadc' :ri *arvepalli /adha Drishnand' *ri Cawaharlal +ehru

.! %he term F*tate5 defined in&a' Article b' Article .c' Article 1d' Article 6

1! An appeal from the order of $A% lies to&[a] (igh $ourt[b] *upreme $ourt[c] 3ndustrial %ribunal[d] /l- Board!

6! @qualit- before law Fthe *tate shall not den- to an- person equalit- before thelaw or the equal protection of the laws within the territor- of 3ndiaG to which Article thisfundamental right refersM

a' Article 1b' Article 6c' Article 8d' Article #

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#! @qualit- of opportunit- in matters of public emplo-ment is provided in&a' Article 1b' Article 6c' Article 8d' Article #

=! K$ream- la-er5 concept was expounded b- *upreme $ourt in&a' 3ndira *awane- 4s!>O3b' Bala2i 4s! *tate of -sorec' :evasan 4s!>O3d' Akhil Bharati-a Darmachari *angh 4s!>O3

"! %he *upreme $ourt in the following case, held that reservation shall not exceed6?&

a' Bala2i 4s! *tate of -soreb' :evadasan 4s >O3c' *tate of Derala 4s!+!!%homasd' 3ndira *awane- 4s!>O3

.?! :ouble 2eopard- means&a' A person shall be prosecuted and punished for the same offence twiceb' +o person shall be punished for the same offence twicec' +o person shall be punished for an- offenced' A person shall be punished for an offence without committing it b- him

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.8! >nder Article 8 the (igh $ourt is empowered to issue


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6! A has a car! As he wants to sell it, he gave an advertisement in the news papers!%he advertisement of A is

a' An invitation to offerb' Offerc' Acceptanced' +one of the above

6.! An agreement not enforceable b- law is&a' A valid agreementb' A void agreementc' A voidable agreementd' +one of the above

61! *tandard form contracts are also called&a' $ontracts of adhesionb' $ompulsor- contractsc' )rivate legislationsd' All of the above

66! K$aveat emptor5 means&a' Let the seller bewareb' Let the bu-er bewarec' Agreement with @mperord' +one of the above

68! :octrine of >bberrima fide 9doctrine of utmost good faith' is mostl- used in&a' $ontracts of insuranceb' *hipping businessc' /ailwa- contractsd' +one of the above

6#! A promises to give to B /s 6,???H!


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8! A agrees to pa- B /s!6,???H if two straight lines should enclose a space! %hisagreement is&

a' 4alidb' 4oid due to impossibilit- of performancec' 4iodable at the option of Bd' +one of the above

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8"! A peon working in /ailwa-s met with an accident and in2ured while carr-ing a fileto another office!


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#=! ;ines imposed on workman can be recovered from the wages! %he maximumamount of fine shall not exceed&

a' . of wagesb' 6 of wagesc' # of wagesd' ? of wages

#"! /ecover- of fines shall be done within&a' 8? da-sb' "? da-sc' ? da-sd' 6? da-s

=?! )a-ment of wages Act does not appl- to emplo-ees drawing wages 00000000and above!

a' /s!1??Hb' /s! ???Hc' /s!,6??H

d' /s!86??H

=! Appeal from authorit- under )a-ment of wages Act lies to&a' :istrict Cudgeb' (igh $ourtc' Labour courtd' An- of the above!

=! 3n /ailwa-s the minimum wages Act applies to&a' )orters loadingunloading in goods shedsb' @mplo-ees in administrative officesc' @mplo-ees in workshops


=.! 3!:!Act is not applicable to &a' +ursesb' %eachersc' /);d' All of the of the above

=1! 3ndustrial disputes means an- dispute or difference between&a' @mplo-ers and @mplo-ersb' @mplo-er and nder 3ndustrial :isputes Act, /ailwa- is&a' )ublic >tilit- *erviceb' @ssential servicec' )ublic transportation serviced' All of the above

=8! After due process and enquir- a worker in Lallaguda


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=#! An appeal from the award of 3ndustrial tribunal lies to&a' +ational %ribunalb' (igh $ourtc' *upreme $ourtd' +o appeal lies

==! 3t is the dut- of the emplo-er to maintain the muster rolls of ever- workmen!


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"6! +otification for prohibition of contract labour in the establishments can be issuedunder & a' *ec #

b' *ec =c' *ec "d' *ec ?

PART BObjective "uestions (#esciptive!

"8! A railwa- servant shall be deemed to have been placed under suspension when&a' he was detained in custod-b' he was detained in custod- for more than 1 hoursc' when he was detained in custod- for more than 1= hoursd' An- of the above

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?.! 3f a document is requested b- the $@, 3O&a' ma- refuse straight awa-b' 3O ma- refuse b- giving his rulingc' ma- leave it to the discretion of the :Ad' An- of the above

?1! 3f the charged emplo-ee complains that he could not attend enquir- because ofnon pa-ment of subsistence allowance, 3O has to&

a' Arrange for the sameb' $onduct the enquir- ex partec' Advise the :A to arrange subsistence allowanced' Ask the $@ to make his own arrangements to attend the enquir-

?6! @nquir- in ma2or penalt- charge sheet is not compulsor- when&a' :A decides not to conduct enquir-b' $harged emplo-ee admits the chargesc' $harged emplo-ee is out of countr-d' $harge sheet cannot be served due to absconding

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! *ervices of a permanent /l-! @mplo-ee are governed b-&a' %erms of agreement at the time of appointment!b' %erms of contract entered between emplo-ee 7 /l-! Admn!c' *tatutor- /ules made from time to time!d' /ules framed b- >)*$

.! An emplo-ee working with *outh @astern /l-! Dolkatta, on retirement settled in4i2a-awada! (e had some problem with his pension pa-ment! (e can file an OA before$A% Bench of&

a] Dolkattab] (-derabadc] An- where in 3ndiad] @ither a or b

1! KA5 living in 4i2a-awada made a transaction with FB5 at Dhammam! KB5 resides in


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#! 3f an- person commits an- offence mentioned in *ec! .# to .", 1 to 1#, 6.to 6#, 6" to 8# and # to #8, he ma- be arrested, without warrant or other writtenauthorit-, b- the officer authoriNed b- a notified order of the $entral Eovt! who is thatauthoriNed officerM

[a] (ead $onstable of /);[b] (ead $onstable of E/)

[c] All the Officers of and above the rank of A*3 of /);[d] All the Officers of and above the rank of *3 of E/)

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1! nder railwa- risk rate, negligence has to be proved b- the consignee

[d] +one of the above

1.! +ormal carr-ing capacit- of ever- wagon or truck in its possession should bedetermined b- /l-! Admn and shall&

[a] @xhibit in conspicuous manner at all /l-! *tations[b] :ispla- at all (P:ivisional Offices, wagon depot[c] @xhibit in a conspicuous manner on the outside of ever- such wagon or truck[d] All of the above!

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#?! Arbitral %ribunal can admit expert evidence of a person&a'


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=#! KA agrees to sell to B hundred tons of oil5! %here is nothing whatever to show whatkind of oil was intended! %he agreement is&

a' 4oid for uncertainit-b' 4oidable agreement at the option of Bc' A 4alid agreement

d' 4oid as it is against public law!

==! KA5 agrees to pa- KB5 a sum of mone-, if a certain ship does not return! %he ship issunk&

a' %he contract is against public polic-! (ence it is voidb' %he contract is viodable at the option of KA5c' %he contract can be enforced when the ship sinksd' +one of the above

="! KA5 promises to deliver goods to KB5 on a certain da- on pa-ment of /s 6,???H!KA5 dies before that da-! KB5 sues KA5s representatives for specific performance of contract!A5s representatives challenge it!

a' %he agreement is voidable at the option of KA5s representativesb' %he agreement is abated against KA5s representativesc' KA5s representatives are bound to deliver the goods to KB5, and KB is bound to pa- theamount to performd' +one of the above!

"?! KA5, a singer enters into a contract with KB5, manager of a theatre to sing at histheatre two nights in ever- week during the next two months, and KB5 engages to pa- her/s ???H for each night5s performance! On the sixth night KA5 wilfull- absents herself fromthe theatre!

a' KB5 has no other choice but to continue her for the rest of the nightsb' KB5 is at libert- to put an end to the contract

c' KA5 is at libert- to put an end to the contractd' +one of the above

"! KA5 promises to paint a picture for KB5! KA5 must perform this promise personall-! KA5dies before the completion of the painting! KB5 sues KA5s representatives for specificperformance of the contract or compensation&

a' $ourt cannot order for specific performance of the contract!b' KB5 is entitled for specific performance of the contract from KA5s representativesc' KB5 is entitled to compensation from A5s representatives!d' +one of the above

"! A, B, $ 2ointl- promise to pa- K:5 /s .?,???H! K:5 ma-&a' *ue A, B, and $ for recover- of the amountb' *ue A, B, or $ for recover- of /s .?,???Hc' K:5 cannot sue A or B or $ for recover- of /s .?,???H each!d' *tatements a 7 b are correct!

".! +ovation means&a' A new contract is substituted for an existing one, but the parties must be the sameb' +ovation should take place before expir- of the time of the performance of the originalcontractc' $onsensus of the parties is necessar-, and if there is breach of contract arises, there couldbe no novation!d' All of the above

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"1! KA5 a merchant leaves goods at B5s house b- mistake! KB5 treats the goods as hisown&

a' 3t is a bonafide mistake of B to treat A5s goods as his own! %here is no fault of KB5b' 3t is the fault of A to leave the goods! %herefore A is not entitled to receive an- pa-ment forsuch goodsc' KB5 is bound to pa- KA5 for the goods under quasi contractual obligation


"6! KA5 and KB5 2ointl- owe /s ?,???H to K$5! KA5 alone pa-s the amount to K$5! %his factis not known to KB5! KB5 pa-s /s ?,???H to K$5&

a' K$5 should not have taken the amount from B again!b' K$5 is bound to repa- the amount to KB5c' K$5 is bound to repa- the amount to KA5d' +one of the above

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.?! A *enior *ection @ngineer, while going to /ail +ila-am to report to his superiorofficer met with an accident in front of /ail +ila-am! (e is&

a' @ligible for compensation under


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.! K*omething for something5 is the meaning of which of the following maxim&a' quid pro quob' Tit for tatc' quod prod' +one of the above

.! KAn indispensable condition5 is the meaning of which of the following maxim&a' sine qua nonb) condi indespensac) quid pro quod) obiter dicta

..! K>tmost good faith5 is the meaning of which of the following maxim&a' ;aita unob)Uberrima fidesc) Ubi us ibi remediumd' +one of the above

.1! K%he thing speaks for itself5 is the meaning of which of the following maxim&a' /es inte!rab) "es ipsa loquitorc) "es udicatad) "es !aestae

.6! Intra viresmeans&a' (aving no powerb'


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PART $

P%ea#in&s'#atin&

! Legal s-stem heavil- depends on law 2ournals, manuals, digests and case law citations!


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=! :raft a notice to /ailwa- Administration on behalf of -our client claiming compensationfor nonHdeliver- of goods! [use imaginar- details matching the context, for goods, bookingdetails, consignee, value, date, place etc]

"! [a] :raft a E)A for KAB$5 authoriNing KRSI5 to negotiate and enter into saleagreement with respect to landed propert- in (-derabad![b] se imaginar-details matching the context regarding license fee, securit- deposit, power suppl-,labour emplo-ment, cloak room changes, other mandator- clauses etc]

! KR5 is working as *enior clerk! (e was appointed b- :)O in ""?!


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scheduled stop! :hira2 *ingh tried to alight! But unfortunatel- he fell down, and cameunder wheels which resulted in his death! *ome bod- pulled the alarm chain, trainstopped! Both *tation aster and Euard of the train, noted the incident and reported tothe higher ups! :ependents of :hira2 *ingh filed claim petition before /$, +agpur theirplace of residence under *ec! 1A of /ailwa-s Act!


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PART +

+E,$R-PT-.E T/PE(0heeve e%evant1 answes ae expecte# to contain case %aws

an# eeence to %e&a% povisions!

23 @xplain briefl- the scope of 2udicial intervention in a contract with Arbitration agreementunder Arbitration 7 $onciliation Act ""8!

43 *tate the powers of Arbitral %ribunal to pass interim award and the circumstances underwhich court can grant interim measures!

53 *tate the provisions and grounds under which a court can appoint Arbitrator!63 @xplain the legal provisions vis a vis competenc- of Arbitral %ribunal to rule on its own

2urisdiction!73 @xplain the consequences of default b- a part- in communicating statement of claims or

defence statement under Arbitration and $onciliation Act, ""8!83 @numerate the form and contents of an arbitral award!93 *tate the grounds under which an arbitration award can be set aside under *ec! .1 of the

Act!

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783A for natural love and affection, promises to give his son /s! 6??H! A puts his promise toB in writing and registers it! $an this be termed as a contract even though there is noconsiderationM :iscuss with case laws!

793 :efine $onsumer, :efect, :eficienc- and *ervice as provided under *ection of $) Act,"=8!

7:3 *tate the 2urisdiction of :ist! ;orum, *tate $ommission, 7 +ational $ommission!

7;3 *tate the provision and procedure of appeal and revision provided in the $) Act, "=8!8


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:63A gang man, while working on track was run over b- speeding train and diedinstantaneousl-! (is wife received compensation under

:73Accidents arising out of and in the course of emplo-ment @lucidate!


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PART )E ,hot notes

(Answes ae expecte# to contain eeence to %e&a% povisions!

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! Cudgment 7 :ecreeU! Cudgment :ebtorU.! @xamination in chiefU1! $ross @xaminationU6! ;orma pauparis petitionU8! *ummar- *uitU#! /es2udicataU=! *ummonsU"! )leadingsU?! Advocate $ommissionU

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