Law Of Torts MCQ question and answer | Law MCQ question

Where does vicarious liability generally arise from?

When someone, such as a contractor, who is laying down a severage line or an individual who is constructing his house, digs a tench on a public way, it is public nuisance causing interference in the use of the public way. X, a social worker, files a petition for the removal of the nuisance by getting the trench filled in and claims a compensation of rupees one lakh.

Which one of the following principles has been paid down as the basis of liability in Rylands v. Flecther case?

In which case, fundamental test for determining duty to take care was laid down?

Owing to the negligence of the defendant railway company, the plaintiff and his family were made to get down at the wrong railway station. No accommodation was provided. As a result, the plaintiff's wife caught cold. The plaintiff claimed damages for consequential loss on account of medical expenses incurred for her treatment and her loss due to pay-cut in office. The claim for damages will not succeed on ground of:

Which is correct

Why most of the cases of 'Tort actions against doctors and medical clinics' negligence tend to ultimately fail in the Courts in India, because:

A lady died at the time of the birth of her child. She was attended to by an unqualified midwife on her own request at the time of the delivery. An action for damages was brought by her husband. In this case:

When a Master A has lent only the labour of his servant to another Master B, who of the following is/are liable for the wrongful act of the servant?

X along with other passengers hired a bus owned by Y and driven by his driver Z. In the midway, the bus was punctured. So, Y transferred X and other passengers to another bus owned by L, and driven by his servant R. The Second bus met with an accident, in a which X died and some other passengers were injured. W, X's widow, sued for her husband's death.
In this case which one of the following is correct?