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No action for defamation lies in cases of
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Answer: Option A
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52
For the application of the defence of volenti non fit injuria it is sufficient if:
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Answer: Option A
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53
The presence of malice destroys
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Answer: Option B
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54
The 'standard of care' generally used in case of negligence is:
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Answer: Option D
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Ordinary damages are also called:-
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Act of State
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Answer: Option C
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During rainy season there is water logging in many-areas of a city. The dirty water remains for months because of faulty drainage. The water causes hard-ships and diseases. Which one of the following correctly describes the reason for the disposal of the case?
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Answer: Option D
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58
Damages awarded for tortious liabilities are-
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Answer: Option B
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Maxim injuria sine damno means
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Answer: Option A
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Consider the following statements:
1. Defamation is the publication of false statement intending to lower down the person in the estimation or right thinking members of the society.
2. Any word will be deemed defamatory which cause the plaintiff to be shunned or avoided by his neighbours.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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Answer: Option C
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