Law Of Torts - Practice Test

(A) Law of Torts

(B) Motor Vehicles Act

(C) Contract between carrier and passenger

(D) Motor Vehicles Taxation Law

(A) Law of Torts

(A) Damage to ones reputation

(B) Damage to ones person

(C) Damage to ones property

(D) All the above

(D) All the above

(A) On positive law of the land

(B) On political expediency

(C) On positive law & political expediency both

(D) None of the above

(B) On political expediency

(A) Libel is a defamatory statement in permanent form and Slander is a defamatory statement in a transient form

(B) Libel is actionable per se whereas damage must be proved for slander

(C) Libel may be prosecuted as a crime as well as a tort, whereas slander is only a tort

(D) Difference between libel and slander is clearer in cases of publication through radio, audio and video

(D) Difference between libel and slander is clearer in cases of publication through radio, audio and video

(A) A' willfully causes damage to 'B'

(B) A' and 'B' try to cause damage to 'C' but no damage is done to 'C'

(C) A' and 'B' willfully cause damage to 'C' and actual damage results there from

(D) A' and 'B' plan to cause damage to 'C'

(C) A' and 'B' willfully cause damage to 'C' and actual damage results there from

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