Law Of Torts - Practice Test

(A) The defendant is liable only for that injury which could be reasonably foreseen as occurring due to defendant's fault

(B) The defendant is liable for all the injuries which occur as a direct consequence of defendant fault

(C) The defendant is not liable, unless the plaintiff proves that he suffered injuries due to defendant's negligence

(D) The defendant is not liable if he proves that the plaintiff suffered injury owing to his contributory negligence

(A) The defendant is liable only for that injury which could be reasonably foreseen as occurring due to defendant's fault

(A) Executive and non-judicial

(B) Executive and judicial

(C) Judicial and extra-judicial

(D) Judicial, non-judicial and extra-judicial

(C) Judicial and extra-judicial

(A) Should have acted foolishly

(B) Should have acted like a prudent man

(C) Should not have acted like a prudent man

(D) None of the above

(C) Should not have acted like a prudent man

(A) Negligence

(B) Cattle trespass

(C) Nuisance

(D) Assault

(C) Nuisance

(A) Not correct

(B) Correct

(C) Partly correct

(D) None of the above

(B) Correct

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