Law Of Torts MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

Rule laid down in Rylands v. Fletcher is known as:

In the tort of conspiracy two or more persons combine without lawful justification?

Consider the following statements:
For vicarious liability, there must be:
1. Relationship of master and servant
2. No control of master on the manner of doing the work.
3. Tort committed in the course of employment.
4. Master's control on the manner of doing the work.
Which of the statements given above are correct?

Which one of the following statements illustrates the principle of contributory negligence?

Which one of the following is not correct

A' is the owner of a furniture shop and 'B' is employed in that shop as a delivery-man. In which of the following cases, 'A' would be liable in a suit filed by the injured plaintiff 'C' for the action of 'B'?
Case 1. One day, 'B' was on his delivery route when he met his friend 'D'. 'D' requested 'B' to drop him at the railway station as he was getting late for the train. 'B' drove very fast and while returning back from the railway station, 'B' negligently ran over 'C'.
Case 2. One day, 'B' was on his delivery route when he met 'D'. As both had met after long time, 'B' decided to have lunch with his friend 'D'. 'B' drove out of his way to a nearby restaurant and had lunch there. While driving back from there, 'B' negligently ran over 'C'.

Vicarious liability of master arises

Which one is leading case on Strict Liability?

A civil wrong committed except where the words are also blasphemous, seditious, obscene or amount to a contempt of Court is called

In the Law of Torts, nominal damages are awarded