Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2010 Criminal Law PART A Q. 1. R was living with her 5 children and 70 years old father-in-law at House No. 10, Vikas Puri, Delhi. Her husband was living separately. S, a friend…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2010 Civil Law-II Time: 3 Hours Total Marks: 200 This question paper comprises of two parts i.e.Part-A and Part-B. Candidates should answer Part-A and Part-B questions in separate answer sheets. If any question of…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2010 Civil Law-I Time: 3 Hours Total Marks: 200This question paper comprises of two parts i.e. Part-A and Part-B. Candidates should answer Part-A and Part-B questions in separate answer sheets. If any question of…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2008 Criminal Law Note: Even if you do not know the answer, you may attempt the questions as the test is not only of knowledge of law but of the candidate’s analytical skill also.…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2008 Civil Law-II Q. 1 A had let out his premises to B. As a term of the said letting B had deposited three months rent with A by way of security deposit. Nothing…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2008 Civil Law-I Q1. “The maxim is no more than a rule of evidence. It is based on common sense and its purpose is to be enable justice to be done when the facts…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2007 Criminal Law Q. 1 Distinguish between cognizable and non-cognizable offence, bailable and non bailable offence, compoundable and non compoundable offence; summary trial, summons trial and warrant trial. Q. 2 Enumerate the coercive steps…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2007 Civil Law-II Q. 1 ‘A’ let out his residential house in Delhi to ‘B’ vide registered lease deed dated 15-3-1992. This lease was for a period of three years commencing from 1-3-1992 and…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2007 Civil Law-I PART A Q. 1 “The registration of firms in India is entirely based upon the discretion of the firms or the partners concerned”. Comment on this statement.What consequences would follow in…
Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2005 Criminal Law Time: 3 hours Total Marks: 200 This question paper comprises of two parts i.e. Part-A and Part-B. Candidates should answer Part-A and Part-B questions in separate answer sheets. If any question…