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CAF-LAW-2.2

Total questions: 96

Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins

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1.

Consideration in contract law means

a)

Something in return

b)

Everything in return

c)

Nothing in return

d)

Only money

2.

Section 2(d) says consideration must move

a)

At the desire of the promisor

b)

At the desire of the promisee

c)

At the desire of anyone

d)

Without anyone’s desire

3.

If a person does something voluntarily without being asked, it is

a)

Valid consideration

b)

No consideration

c)

Illegal

d)

Executory

4.

In Durga Prasad v. Baldeo, the construction was done at the desire of

a)

Promisor

b)

Collector

c)

Promisee

d)

Seller

5.

A saves B’s goods from fire without request. He can claim reward

a)

Always

b)

Only if written

c)

Only if paid immediately

d)

Cannot claim reward

6.

Abstinence from filing a suit is

a)

Not consideration

b)

Valid consideration

c)

Illusory

d)

Illegal

7.

Consideration may move from

a)

Promisee only

b)

Promisor only

c)

Any person

d)

Government only

8.

Case proving consideration may move from third party

a)

Misa v. Currie

b)

Chinnayya v. Ramayya

c)

Durga Prasad v. Baldeo

d)

Bolton v. Modden

9.

In Chinnayya v. Ramayya, uncle could sue because

a)

He signed contract

b)

Consideration came from daughter

c)

Gift was registered

d)

Past consideration applied

10.

Past consideration is valid when

a)

Done voluntarily

b)

Done at promisor’s earlier request

c)

Done for third person

d)

Done unknowingly

11.

Cash sale of goods is an example of

a)

Past consideration

b)

Present consideration

c)

Future consideration

d)

Illegal consideration

12.

When the act is already performed, it is

a)

Executory consideration

b)

Executed consideration

c)

Illegal

d)

Partial consideration

13.

Promise to do something in future is

a)

Executory

b)

Executed

c)

Past

d)

Illegal

14.

Inadequacy of consideration makes contract

a)

Void

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

15.

Selling a house worth ₹60 lakhs for ₹10 lakhs is

a)

Void

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Invalid due to inadequacy

16.

Consideration must be

a)

Real

b)

Illusory

c)

Impossible

d)

Immoral

17.

A promises to find treasure by magic. Consideration is

a)

Real

b)

Illusory

c)

Present

d)

Future

18.

Performance of legal duty is

a)

No consideration

b)

Full consideration

c)

Executory

d)

Illegal

19.

A witness demanding extra fee is

a)

Valid

b)

Void for no consideration

c)

Enforceable

d)

Partially valid

20.

A doctor demanding extra fee after treatment is

a)

Valid

b)

Void

c)

Illegal

d)

Enforceable if registered

21.

“Stranger to a contract cannot sue” refers to

a)

Privity of consideration

b)

Privity of contract

c)

Quasi-contract

d)

Bailment

22.

Stranger to consideration

a)

Cannot sue

b)

Can sue

c)

Can enforce registered contracts

d)

Can sue if paid

23.

P sells land to R; R promises to pay P’s debt to Q. Q sues R.

a)

Succeeds

b)

Fails

c)

Gets half payment

d)

Arbitration only

24.

Beneficiary under trust

a)

Cannot enforce

b)

Can enforce

c)

Must give consideration

25.

Family settlement can be enforced by

a)

Only signatories

b)

Any family member affected

c)

Government

d)

Not enforceable

26.

In marriage arrangements, the beneficiary

a)

Cannot sue

b)

Can sue

c)

Must give consideration

d)

Must sign document

27.

Principal can enforce contract entered by agent because

a)

Privity

b)

Consideration

c)

Assignment

d)

Witness requirement

28.

Acknowledgement or estoppel allows

a)

Third party to sue

b)

Only promisor to sue

c)

Only promisee to sue

d)

No one to sue

29.

Restrictive covenants apply to

a)

Money

b)

Land

c)

Goods

d)

Services

30.

Promise to pay time-barred debt is enforceable if

a)

Written and signed

b)

Oral

c)

Registered

d)

Paid immediately

31.

Natural love and affection requires

a)

Writing + registration

b)

Oral agreement

c)

Email communication

d)

Phone recording

32.

Husband promising allowance by registered agreement is

a)

Invalid

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

33.

Promise to compensate voluntary service is valid when

a)

Promisor existed then

b)

Done for third party

c)

Done accidentally

d)

Done unlawfully

34.

P finds R’s wallet and returns. R promises ₹10,000. This is

a)

Valid

b)

Void

c)

Illegal

d)

Suspended

35.

Consideration is not required for

a)

Sale of goods

b)

Guarantee

c)

Agency

d)

Rent agreement

36.

Completed gift is

a)

Void

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

37.

Bailment requires

a)

Consideration

b)

No consideration

c)

Registration

d)

Promisor’s signature

38.

Case for charity

a)

Misa v. Currie

b)

Kadarnath v. Gorie Mohamed

c)

Chinnayya v. Ramayya

d)

Lalman Shukla v. Gauri Dutt

39.

Donation becomes enforceable when

a)

Expenses are incurred relying on promise

b)

Verbal promise only

c)

Only intention

d)

Gift deed prepared

40.

Consideration may be

a)

Past

b)

Present

c)

Future

d)

All of these

41.

Consideration must be

a)

Legal

b)

Immoral

c)

Opposed to public policy

d)

Impossible

42.

Something to which law attaches no value is

a)

Valid consideration

b)

Unreal consideration

c)

Past consideration

d)

Executory

43.

Act done at desire of third party is

a)

Consideration

b)

Not consideration

c)

Partial consideration

d)

Future consideration

44.

In example of college promising job, consideration is

a)

Fees

b)

Students scoring above 95%

c)

Admission

d)

Certificate

45.

Abstaining from opening a shop nearby is

a)

No consideration

b)

Valid consideration

c)

Illegal

d)

Gratuitous

46.

Consideration involves

a)

Benefit to promisor

b)

Detriment to promisee

c)

Both

d)

None

47.

Quid pro quo means

a)

Something for something

b)

Nothing for everything

c)

Gift

d)

Illegal payment

48.

Agreement without consideration is

a)

Void

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

49.

Consideration must not be

a)

Unlawful

b)

Immoral

c)

Opposed to public policy

d)

All of these

50.

Consideration must be

a)

Real

b)

Imaginary

c)

Illusory

d)

Symbolic only

51.

X promises to pay Y if Y stops singing loudly at night. This is

a)

No consideration

b)

Abstinence as consideration

c)

Illegal

d)

Gratuitous

52.

“Loss to promisee” is part of

a)

Benefit test

b)

Detriment test

c)

Capacity test

d)

Offer test

53.

Consideration is essential because

a)

It provides evidence

b)

It ensures promise is genuine

c)

It shows intention to contract

d)

All of these

54.

A person performing more than legal duty offers

a)

Valid consideration

b)

No consideration

c)

Illegal consideration

d)

Partial consideration

55.

Consideration that is shockingly low may indicate

a)

Undue influence

b)

Free consent

c)

Validity

d)

None

56.

A agrees to pay B ₹1,000 not to marry C. Consideration is

a)

Legal

b)

Immoral

c)

Public policy

d)

Voidable

57.

If a third person assigns benefit of contract, assignee can

a)

Sue

b)

Not sue

c)

Sue only if oral

d)

Never sue

58.

Assignment should not include

a)

Personal skill

b)

Land rights

c)

Insurance

d)

Money

59.

In restrictive covenant case, successors must

a)

Ignore restrictions

b)

Follow restrictions

c)

Register again

d)

Give consent

60.

A agent sells P’s house. P can sue buyer because

a)

P is principal

b)

Agent owes duty

c)

Consideration

d)

No privity

61.

Making a written promise to pay time-barred debt makes contract

a)

Void

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

62.

Natural love requires parties to be

a)

Near relatives

b)

Agents

c)

Tenants

d)

Partners

63.

Promise to give gold necklace to daughter-in-law by registered deed is

a)

Void

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

64.

Voluntary service must be

a)

For promisor

b)

For third party

c)

For government

d)

For agent

65.

Promisor must intend to

a)

Reward voluntary act

b)

Ignore it

c)

Punish it

d)

Delay it

66.

P helps nephew win case; nephew later promises ₹10,000. Valid?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Illegal

d)

Voidable

67.

Gift once completed

a)

Cannot be revoked

b)

Is void

c)

Is illegal

d)

Needs consideration

68.

In bailment, possession is transferred

a)

Ownership remains

b)

Ownership transferred

c)

Contract void

d)

Illegal

69.

Bailor gets goods back after purpose

a)

Always

b)

Never

c)

Only if paid

d)

After registration

70.

Donation for temple repair becomes enforceable when

a)

Expenses incurred

b)

Registered

c)

Witness present

d)

Promise is oral

71.

Consideration may be

a)

Benefit to promisor

b)

Detriment to promisee

c)

Either

d)

Both

72.

Consideration must not be

a)

Impossible

b)

Immoral

c)

Opposed to public policy

d)

Illegal

73.

Act which is illegal can be

a)

Consideration

b)

Not consideration

c)

Future consideration

d)

Executory

74.

A acts at promisor’s desire. This is

a)

Valid

b)

Void

c)

Illegal

d)

Uncertain

75.

A acts at third person’s desire. This is

a)

Not consideration

b)

Valid

c)

Illegal

d)

Quasi-contract

76.

Act done at promisor’s earlier request becomes

a)

Past valid consideration

b)

Void

c)

Illusory

d)

Impossible

77.

Consideration may be in form of

a)

Act

b)

Abstinence

c)

Promise

d)

All

78.

Consideration must have

a)

Value in eyes of law

b)

Market value

c)

Exact monetary value

d)

Government approval

79.

A man promising to bring dead person back is

a)

Real

b)

Impossible

c)

Valid

d)

Adequate

80.

Contract of agency needs

a)

No consideration

b)

Monetary consideration

c)

Gift

d)

Bailment

81.

Agreement based on natural love must be

a)

Free consent

b)

Coercive

c)

Fraudulent

d)

Opposed to law

82.

For past voluntary services, promisor must

a)

Have existed then

b)

Not exist then

c)

Be minor then

d)

Have no role

83.

For time-barred debt, promise must be

a)

Written & signed

b)

Oral

c)

Notarized

d)

Implied

84.

Charity becomes enforceable when

a)

Promisee incurs liability

b)

Promisee does nothing

c)

Donor backs out

d)

Donor is minor

85.

Acknowledgment establishes

a)

Liability

b)

No liability

c)

Half liability

d)

Delay

86.

If promisor acknowledges money held for third person, third person can

a)

Sue

b)

Not sue

c)

Sue only if registered

d)

Sue only after notice

87.

Restrictive covenant prevents

a)

Certain land use

b)

Sale of land

c)

Purchase

d)

Enjoyment

88.

Registered love-and-affection agreement is

a)

Valid

b)

Void

c)

Illegal

d)

Non-binding

89.

Consideration must not be

a)

Impossible

b)

Illegal

c)

Immoral

d)

All

90.

Consideration in guarantee

a)

Exists

b)

Not required

c)

Optional

d)

Oral only

91.

Inadequate consideration may be evidence of

a)

Undue influence

b)

Acceptance

c)

Offer

d)

Revocation

92.

Contract without consideration under Sec 25 is

a)

Valid only in 7 exceptions

b)

Always void

c)

Always illegal

d)

Always enforceable

93.

Gift is valid

a)

Even without consideration

b)

Only if consideration present

c)

Only if promisor exists

d)

If written only

94.

Bailment involves

a)

Delivery of goods

b)

Transfer of ownership

c)

Immovable property

d)

Future promise

95.

Donation becomes binding when

a)

Promisee relies on it

b)

Donor signs afterwards

c)

Donor refuses

d)

Government approves

96.

Consideration must be

a)

Possible

b)

Legal

c)

Real

d)

All

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