MCQs The Specific Relief Act of 1877 , FOR ADPP, DIRECTOR , ADJ, CJ, JM & LAW officer EXAMINATIONS

MCQs The Specific Relief Act of 1877 , FOR ADPP, DIRECTOR , ADJ, CJ, JM & LAW officer EXAMINATIONS

1.	The Specific Relief Act of 1877 was enacted on
	A. 7th February, 1877 B. 7th March, 1877 C. 7th April, 1877 Answer: Option A
2.	The Specific Relief Act, was enforced on
	A. 1st March 1877 B. 1st April 1877 C. 1st May 1877 Answer: Option C
3.	The Specific Relief Act contain_____, sections
	A. 55 B. 57 C. 59 Answer: Option B
4.	The Specific Relief Act, of 1877 contains_____ schedule
	A. 1 B. 2 C. None of the above Answer: Option C
5.	The Specific Relief Act is_____ kind of law
	A. Penal B. Specific C. Fiscal Answer: Option B
6.	As per section 3, of Specific Relief Act every duty enforceable by law is called
	A. Duty B. Legal duty C. Obligation Answer: Option C
7.	Any instrument (other than a will or codicil as defined by the Indian Succession Act) whereby the destination or devolution of successive interest in movable and immovable property is disposed of or is agreed to be disposed of is called
	A. Affidavit B. Power of attorney C. Instrument D. Settlement Answer: Option D
8.	Relief can not be granted for agreements which are
	A. Enforceable by law B. Not enforceable by law C. Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option B
9.	Section______, of the Specific Relief Act provide ways of relief granting
	A. 5 B. 6 C. 7 Answer: Option A
10.	As per section 5, of The Specific Relief Act provides_____ ways through which relief can be given
	A. 5 B. 7 C. 10 Answer: Option A
11.	Section _____, of the Specific Relief Act deals with cases of possession of immovable property
	A. 7 B. 8 C. 9 Answer: Option B
12.	As per section 7, of the Specific Relief Act, specific relief can not be granted for the mere purpose of enforcing a____ law
	A. Constitutional B. Civil C. Penal Answer: Option C
13.	When a person is dispossessed from immovable property without his consent he can file suit under section______, of the Specific Relief Act
	A. 8 B. 9 C. 10 Answer: Option B
14.	A person entitled to the possession of specific movable property may recover the same in the manner prescribed by the
	A. The Specific Relief Act, 1877 B. The Code of Civil Procedure C. The Contract Act, 1872 Answer: Option B
15.	A, a warehouse-keeper, is charged with the delivery of certain goods to Z, which B takes out the possession, A may
	A. Sue B for the goods B. Sue Z for the goods C. Sue both B and Z for the goods Answer: Option A
16.	The contract which may be specifically enforced are dealt by_____, to_____, of the Specific Relief Act,
	A. Section 12 to 20 B. Section 12 to 30 C. Section 12 to 25 Answer: Option C
17.	A holds certain stock in trust for B.A wrongfully disposes of the stock. The law creates an obligation on A to restore the same and if A fails B.can
	A. File a suit aginst A for specific performance of contract B. Not make any litigation against B Answer: Option A
18.	Specific performance of a Contract can be sought upon
	A. Written agreements B. Oral agreement C. Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option C
19.	The Courts grant decree for specific performance in their
	A. Statutory powers B. Discretionary power C. None of the above Answer: Option B
20.	Section 23, of the Specific Relief Act deals with
	A. The persons who may obtain specific performance of a contract B. The contracts which may specifically be enforced C. The persons against whom specific performance can not be granted Answer: Option A
21.	Section 24, of the Specific Relief Act
	A. Who may obtain decree under the Specific Relief Act B. Who are bars to the relief under the Specific Relief Act C. None of the above Answer: Option B
22.	A, in the character of agent for B enters into an agreement with C to buy C's house A is in reality acting not as agent for B but on his on account
	A. A cannot enforce specific performance of this contract B. A can enforce specific performance of this contract C. Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option A
23.	Section 26 to 30, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with the contracts
	A. Which can be specifically enforced without any variation B. Which can not be specifically enforced except with a variation C. None of the above Answer: Option B
24.	The persons against whom contracts may be specifically enforced are provided in
	A. Section 27 B. Section 31 C. Section 34 Answer: Option A
25.	A contracts to convey certain land to B by a particular day. A dies intestate before that day without having conveyed the land B
	A. May compels A's heirs or other representative in the interest to perform the contract specifically B. Can not compels A's heirs or other representatives in interest to perform the contract specifically C. May claim against State. Answer: Option A
26.	The parties which can not be compelled to perform specific performance of contract are provided in
	A. Section 27, the Specific Relief Act, B. Section 28, the Specific Relief Act, C. Section 30, the Specific Relief Act, Answer: Option B
27.	Section 34, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with
	A. Principles of contracts B. Principles of litigation C. Principles of rectification Answer: Option C
28.	A sells a field to B. There is a right of way over the field of which A has direct personal knowledge but which he couceals from B.
	A. B has a right to rescind the contract B. B can not rescind the contract C. A has right to rescind the contract Answer: Option A
29.	Section 31 to 34, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with
	A. Rectification of the instrument B. Recession of contract C. Cancellation of instrument Answer: Option A
30.	Section 39, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with
	A. Cancellation of instruments B. Registration of instrument C. Correctness of instruments Answer: Option A 31.  As provided in section 39, of the Specific Relief Act, A the owner of a ship by fraudulently representing her to be seaworthy induces B an underwriter, to insure her A. A may obtain the cancellation of the policy B. B may obtain the cancellation of the policy C. None of the above may obtain the cancellation of the policy Answer: Option B 32.  As per section 40, of the Specific Relief Act, where an instrument is evidence of different rights or different obligations the Court may in a proper case A. Cancel it in part and allow it to stand for the residue B. Cancel it in whole C. Can not cancel its any part Answer: Option A 33.  Which section of the Specific Relief Act, from the following deals with declaration? A. Section 40, the Specific Relief Act B. Section 41, the Specific Relief Act C. Section 42, the Specific Relief Act Answer: Option C 34.  In declaratory decree Court decide about A. Righ of the plaintiff to any thing B. Right of the defendant to any thing C. Both of above Answer: Option C 35.  A is lawfully in possession of certain land. The inhabitatns of neighbouring village claims a right of way across the land A. A may sue for a declaration that they are not entitled to right so claimed B. The villagers may sue for declaration their right of way C. Any stranger person can sue for declaration Answer: Option A 36.  A person can not be granted a declaratory decree A. Where he has any other relief B. Where he is weaker C. Where he is malafide in this intentions Answer: Option A 37.  Section 44, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with A. Appointment of local commission B. Appointment of Court Officer C. Appointment of Receiver Answer: Option C 38.  The power enjoyed by Court for the appointment of receiver is its A. Discretionary power in nature B. Constitutional power in nature C. Statutory power in nature Answer: Option A 39.  Where a Court appoints a receiver the mode of his appointment and his right, powers, duties and liabilities are regulated by A. The Constitution B. The Specific Relief Act, 1877 C. The Code of Civil Procedure Answer: Option C 40.  Section 45, of the Specific Relief Act, deals with A. Orders to public servants for the performance of certain specific acts B. Orders to any private person for the performance of specific acts C. Orders to Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option A 41.  An application under section 45, the Specific Relief Act, can be made to A. Any Court B. High Court C. Supreme Court Answer: Option B 42.  Every application made under Section 45, of the Specific Relief Act, must be accompanied with affidavit from A. Injured person B. Respondents C. None of the above Answer: Option A 43.  Section 47 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 deals with A. Declaratory Order B. Peremptory Order C. Injunctive order Answer: Option B 44.  Section_____ of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 deals with cost A. 47 B. 48 C. 49 Answer: Option C 45.  As per section 49 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 the cost of all applications and orders under chapter VII of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 whall be in the discretion of the A. Civil Court B. Session Court C. High Court Answer: Option C 46.  Section 50, of the Specific Relief Act bars the power of High Court to pass A. Writ of Habeas Corpus B. Writ of Certiorari C. Writ of Mandamus Answer: Option C 47.  Section 52, of the Specific Relief Act deals with A. Preventive Relief B. Statutory Relief C. None of the above Answer: Option A 48.  The Preventive relief granted by Court under section 52, of the Specific Relief Act, is_____ in nature A. Discretionary power of the Court B. Fundamental Power of the Court C. Statutory power of the Court Answer: Option A 49.  Section 53, of the Specific Relief Act deals with A. Temporary injunction B. Perpetual Injunction C. Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option C 50.  Temporary injunctions can be granted by Court A. At early stage of the suit B. At any stage of the case C. At the end of a case Answer: Option B 51.  Temporary injunctions are such as are to continue A. For a specified time B. For a time until further order is passed by the court C. Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option C 52.  Temporary injunction granted by the Court is regulated by the A. Specific Relief Act B. Code of Civil Procedure C. Transfer of Property Act Answer: Option B 53.  A perpetual injunction can only be granted by the decree at the hearing and upon the A. Merits of the suit B. Discretion of the Court C. Demand of the party Answer: Option A 54.  Section 54, of the Specific Relief Act deals with A. Temporary injunctions B. Perpetual injunctions C. Both (a) and (b) Answer: Option B 55.  Section 54, of the Specific Relief Act, describe condition when A. Perpetual injunction is granted B. Temporary injunction is granted C. Mandatory injunction is granted Answer: Option A 56.  Mandatory injunction is provided in A. Section 53, of the Specific relief Act B. Section 54, of the Specific relief Act C. Section 55, of the Specific relief Act Answer: Option C 57.  Section 56 of the Specific Relief Act, describe conditions when A. Injunction is granted B. Injunction is refused C. None of the above Answer: Option B