Karnataka State Law University Question Papers

Hi I would like to have the previous years question papers for the LLB course offered at Karnataka State Law University?

[shikha]

The previous years question papers for the LLB course offered at Karnataka State Law University is as given below:

Contracts

Q. No. 1. Define offer and acceptance and explain the rules regarding their revocation. Marks : (4×16=64)

Q. No. 2. “An agreement without consideration is void”. Comment and state exceptions.

Q. No. 3. Who are competent to contract ? Discuss the effects of minor’s agreement.

Q. No. 4. What is coercion ? Explain its effect on consent to contract with the help of decided cases.

Q. No. 5. What are agreements are said to be void ? Explain with illustrations.

Q. No. 6. Explain the grounds of impossibility of performance of contract.

Q. No. 7. Explain the provisions relating to recovery of movable and immovable property.

Q. No. 8. Write short notes on any twoof the following : Marks : (2×8=16)
a) General offer
b) Reciprocal promises
c) Injunction.

Q. No. 9. Solve any two of the following : Marks : (2×10=20)
a) Prakash has agreed to sell his bike to Kiran for Rs. 20,000. However the bike is destroyed by fire before it is delivered to Kiran. Now Kiran has filed suit for breach of contract against Prakash. Decide.
b) A, a minor transdulently represents to a money lender that he is a major and executed a mortgage deed for Rs. 10,000. Can the money lender recover the money and damages for transdulent misrepresentation ?
c) ‘A’, a postman delivers a parcel at B’s house by mistake and the parcel actually belongs to ‘C’. ‘B’ refuses to return this. Discuss the liability of ‘A’ and ‘B’.

LAW OF TORTS AND CONSUMER LAW

Q. No. 1. Define and distinguish between Tort and Crime, Tort and Contract. Marks : 16

Q. No. 2. ‘‘Harm suffered voluntarily does not constitute a legal injury and is not actionable’’. Examine the scope of this rule. Marks : 16

Q. No. 3.Explain briefly the exceptions to the general rule that all persons are liable to be sued. Marks : 16

Q. No. 4. Define ‘‘Assault’’ and distinguish it from ‘‘Battery’’. State the circumstances in which they may be justified. Marks : 16

Q. No. 5. What is Malicious Prosecution ? Explain its essentials. Marks : 16

Q. No. 6. Explain the principle of strict liability and distinguish it from absolute liability with relevant case laws. Marks : 16

Q. No. 7. Discuss the salient features of Consumer Protection Act, 1986. Marks : 16

Q. No. 8. Write short notes on any twoof the following : Marks : 8×2=16
1) ‘‘Injuria sine Damnum and Damnum sine Injuria’’
2) Kinds of remedies
3) Nuisance.

Q. No. 9.Solve any twoof the following problems : Marks : 10×2=20
a) A hundred year old clock tower was situated in a busy street of Magadha city. The clock tower was exclusively under the control of Municipal Corporation of Magadha city. The normal life time of the clock tower was estimated to be 60 years. The clock tower collapsed resulting in the death of 25 people. Can the Municipal Corporation of Magadha city be held liable?

b) ‘Z’ the defendant published a news item in his newspaper that Mr. ‘X’ married Ms. ‘Y’. But Mr. ‘X’ was already married. Mr. ‘X’'s wife sued ‘Z’ for defamation – Can she succeed?

c) The defendant left a two horse van unattended in a crowded street. A boy threws a stone at the horses and they started running away causing injury to women and children. A policeman who was on duty inside the police station seeing the horses running away, rushed out the police station and stopped the horses and in the process sustained injuries. The policeman sued the defendant claiming compensation. Can he succeed?