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What defense could be used when an injury is caused to a person due to unforeseen or unexpected events in spite of reasonable care taken by him?
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Answer: Option A
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The standard of care required on the part of defendant in the tort of 'negligence' is of
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Answer: Option C
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The rule Rylands v. Fletcher is not applicable
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Answer: Option D
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The wall of an old building situated on the main road collapsed and three persons A, B and C then passing by the road were seriously injured. They sue the owner of the building for damages.
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45
When the 'innuendo' is proved
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46
Article 300 of the Constitution deals with
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47
The maxim 'Res Ipsa Loquitur' means-
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Answer: Option C
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Principle of vicarious liability was first time decided in the case
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A purchases a ticket to watch a movie and was seated in the hall. But after some time he started shouting and behaved in unruly manner causing annoyance to the audience. When he did not pay heed to request to calm down he was evicted. He brings a suit for damages against the management. Will he succeed if so on what ground?
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Where the words alleged to be defamatory do not appear to be such on their face, the plaintiff must prove the latent or secondary meaning which makes the statement defamatory. Such explanatory statements are called
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