Law Of Torts - Practice Test

(A) Extraordinary and cannot be guarded against with ordinary prudence

(B) Extraordinary and occur due to natural causes

(C) Unforeseeable and occur without intervention of human agency

(D) All of the above

(D) All of the above

(A) A right in personam

(B) A right in rem

(C) Both right in personam and a right in rem

(D) Neither a right in personam and a right in rem

(B) A right in rem

(A) Criminal injury or wrong

(B) Substantial injury or wrong

(C) Civil injury or civil wrong

(D) None of the above

(C) Civil injury or civil wrong

(A) Defamation published in permanent form ⇔ Salnder

(B) Libel is recognized as offence ⇔ England

(C) Truth of defamatory matter is no defence ⇔ Civil law

(D) Action lies for defamatory statement ⇔ Absolute Privilege

(B) Libel is recognized as offence ⇔ England

(A) Neither Injuria sine damno nor Damum sine injuria

(B) Injuria sine damno as well as Damnum sine injuria

(C) Damnum sine injuria

(D) Injuria sine damno

(D) Injuria sine damno

Law Of Torts - Study Mode