Muslim Law - Practice Test

(A) Valid without the consent of other heirs, so long as it does not exceed one third of his estate

(B) Valid without the consent of other heirs even if it exceeds one third of his estate

(C) Valid only with the consent of other heirs and that too when it does not exceed one third of his estate

(D) Not valid at all

(A) Valid without the consent of other heirs, so long as it does not exceed one third of his estate

(A) Section 2 of Shariat Act, 1937

(B) Section 3 of Shariat Act, 1937

(C) Section 4 of Shariat Act, 1937

(D) Section 5 of Shariat Act, 1937

(A) Section 2 of Shariat Act, 1937

(A) The wife has a right to divorce

(B) The husband has a right to divorce

(C) Husband and wife both have a right to divorce

(D) Neither the husband nor the wife has a right to divorce

(D) Neither the husband nor the wife has a right to divorce

(A) Three months, imprisonment and 5 hundred fine

(B) Three months, imprisonment and 1,000 fine

(C) Three months, imprisonment and 2,000 fine

(D) None of the above

(B) Three months, imprisonment and 1,000 fine

(A) There is no concept of joint family under the Muslim Law

(B) Muslim Law does not recognize concept of right by birth in the property of the father in favour of the son during his life time

(C) Father under Muslim Law enjoys full power of alienation over the property

(D) None of the above

(D) None of the above

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