CCSU LLB - Law of Torts - 2022 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2022
Law of Torts
(K-1003)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks

1. What are essential conditions of liability for negligence?
2. What is the difference between tort and crime?
3. Explain ingredients of false imprisonment.
4. Write down the composition of the District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum.
5. On what principles the maxim Damnum Sine Injuria underlies?

Section B Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any one question. Each question carries 20 marks

6. When a right to action for tort comes to an end or discharged?
7. Explain the difference between tort and contract.
8. What are necessary conditions of liability for foreign tort?

Section C Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 30 marks

9. What are the main incidents of master's liability for the wrong done by the servants in the course of their employment?
10. How complaint is written? Write down the procedure of formulation of complaint before District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum.
11. What do you mean by fraud or deceit? What are the essential conditions of tort of deceit? Describe.
12. What do you mean by negligence? Explain with the help of two rival theories the nature and definition of negligence.
13. Explain in detail certain essential conditions of liability of a person for defamation.

CCSU LLB - Law of Torts - 2021 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2021
Law of Torts
(K-1003)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks

1. Pigeon hole theory
2. Difference between inevitable accident and act of God
3. Joint Tortfeasors
4. The Innuendo
5. Contract for service

Section B
Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any one question. Each question carries 20 marks

6. What is remoteness of damage? What are the tests measuring the remoteness of damage?
7. Write about contributory negligence and the last opportunity rule of negligence.
8. What is the difference between strict liability and absolute liability of tort?

Section C
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 30 marks

9. Define tort and explain the position of mental element in tort
10. What are the defences which are available against tortious liability? Refer the decided cases.
11. Discuss the liability of state for the torts committed by it's servents. Answer with the help of leading case law.
12. What is tresspass to land and what are its essentials? Answer with the help of decided cases.
13. Write about the district Consumer Court, State Commission and National Commission constituted under Consumer Act.

CCSU LLB - Law of Torts - 2019 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2019
Law of Torts
(K-1003)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. Whether 'Tort' is a codified law. If not give one reason.
2. Complaint under Consumer Protection Act 1986.
3. Explain the maxim 'Volenti nonfit injuria'
4. What are essential elements in tort of malicious prosecution?
5. Whether motive and intention are relevant in law of torts?

Section B
Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any two question. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Define and discuss the the term 'service'. Discuss your answer with decided cases.
7. Distinguish between the following with the help of decided case law. False imprisonment and malicious prosecution.
8. Define 'Negligence'. What are the essential elements of tort of negligence? Explain with the help of appropriate examples.

Section C
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. If a person refuses to perform or becomes unable to perform the order of the District Forum, State Commission or National Commission, explain the different penalties given by them.
10. What do you understand by 'nuisance'? Explain its elements. Describe the different kinds of nuisance along with their remedies available.
11. Define libel and slander and discuss the saying "the greater the truth the greater the libel"
12. Discuss the rule laid down in Ryland Vs. Fletcher. Are there any exceptions to this rule? Discuss.
13. Discuss the liability of state for the torts committed by it's servents. Whether the state will get sovereign immunity today? Discuss with Supreme Court cases.

CCSU LLB - Law of Torts (K 1003) - 2018 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2018
Law of Torts including Consumer Protection Law
(K-1003)

Section A
Note: Attempt all questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. Tort against child in womb.
2. Doctrine of Res-Ipsa-Loquitor
3. Necessity as a defense to tortious liability
4. Trespass ab initio
5. Define 'Consumer'.

Section B
Note: Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Explain the maxims "Injuria sine damno" and "Damnum sine injuria"
7. Explain the strict liability rule with the help of important cases
8. Define Nuisance and write its essential elements.

Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. What is Tort? Discuss the essential elements o tortious liability.
10. Write the principles of vicarious liability in tort. What are the basis for the vicarious liability>
11. "Harm Suffered voluntarily is not actionable but mere knowledge of the risk is not enough for the application of this rule". Explain and refer the decided cases.
12. Define Defamation with its essential elements. Make a distinction between Libel and Slander.
13. Explain the Jurisdiction and procedure adopted by "District consumer forum"