Civil Procedure 1

How many sources of law are there?

• 1

• 2

• 4

• 5

Choose relevant provision(s) under court's inherent powers and non-compliance with ROC 2012.

• O92 r4

• O1A

• O2 r3

• O15

When does a cause of action accrue in a contract case?

• As soon as the contractual duty is broken.

• As soon as some damage occurs.

• As soon as both parties have entered into a contract.

• As soon as there is a potential breach of contractual duty.

Cause of action is a set of circumstances which leads up to an action or claim in court.

• Yes

• No

• It depends

• Maybe

What provision states the limitation period for an action of contract and tort?

• s6(a) Limitation Act 1953 - 3 years

• s6(1) Limitation Act 1953 - 6 years

• s6(1) Limitation Act 1953 - 3 years

• s6(1) Civil Law Act 1956 - 6 years

The period of limitation does not begin to run until there is a complete cause of action.

• Yes

• No

• It depends

• Maybe

Under O22B, the offering party will have to admit to any liability when making an offer even though it is made without prejudice.

• Yes

• No

The jurisdiction of the court may be classified into three which are :-

• Pecuniary jurisdiction

• Subject matter jurisdiction

• Cause of action jurisdiction

• Local jurisdiction

What is/are the present mode(s) of commencement?

• Writ of Summons

• Originating Summons

• Writ of Petition

• Originating Writ

When is it appropriate to initiate a case by way of writ?

• Where questions of facts are crucial.

• Where it is more convenient for both parties.

• Where the case revolves around letters of administration.

• Where there is no questions of facts made available.