Legal Terms and Legal Structure -4
Test your knowledge of legal terminology, criminal law concepts, contract principles, and court procedures with this comprehensive quiz on legal terms and structure.
Questions
Risk of conviction and punishment is called
- jeopardy
- jactitation
- jetsam
- none of these
A crime of unlawfully damaging or destroying property by fire is called
- arson
- rioting
- affray
- none of these
When a witness repairs another persons statement, the evidence is called
- heresy
- hearsay
- presumptive evidence
- None of these
Illegality renders a contract
- punishable
- void
- illegal
- All of these
The aim of proving a criminal case rests on the
- accused
- prosecution
- plaintiff
- defendant
The term adjudication means
- decision by an arbitrator
- decision by a mediator
- decision given by a court
- decision by any person
Law means
- justice
- rules of human conduct
- what is right and just
- all the above
Murder by a person is
- killing of human being
- killing of living being
- killing of human being and living being
- killing of anybody
The other name of mercy killing is
- final exit
- euthanasia
- murphy’s death
- none of these
Culpable means
- blameworthy
- not withstanding
- shameworthy
- None of these
‘Libel’ is addressed to
- heart
- ear
- eye
- all of these
A contract by a minor is
- void ab initio
- illegal
- voidable
- None of these
An act is a bribe when
- it is prohibited by I.P.C.
- the public declare it so
- the religious authorities
- none of these
Ignorance of law
- is excused
- is not excused
- is a good defence
- is dying declaration
Homicide means
- causing death
- intentionally causing death of anyone
- causing death of living being
- causing death of human being
Sedition means
- brining hatred toward the government
- creating disturbance
- seducing an innocent
- none of these
Defamation means
- to attack on the person’s self respect
- to attack on the person’s reputation
- to attack on the person’s freedom
- to attack on the person’s equality
A caveat is
- an order
- a writ
- an injunction
- a warning
A person who keeps animals with the tendency to do harm is
- not liable for damage
- strictly liable for damage
- partially liable for damage
- Liability depends on the nature of injury.
The offence of inciting disaffection, hatred or contempt against the government is called
- defamation
- treason
- sedition
- None of these
Bigamy is
- the breaking of the marriage legally
- entering into marriage with one person while still illegally married to another
- entering into marriage with one person while still legally married to another
- none of these
In the case of a sudden mutual fight between two parties,
- only the accused will be guilty
- no one is guilty
- all the persons will be held guilty
- None of these
______________ is an inquiry into cause of unnatural death.
- Inquest
- Investigation
- Viscera test
- None of these
Capital punishment means
- rigorous imprisonment
- life imprisonment
- punishment for fraud of money
- death sentence
Which of the following gives the buyer the right to reject goods, repudiate the contract and claim damages?
- Guarantee
- Indemnity
- Warranty
- None of these