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Law Of Equity MCQs with Explanations

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Exam-Level Civil Judge ADPP FPSC PPSC CSS
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Question 1 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

When one can approach an Equity Court as a

Question 2 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Relief from Equity Court could be obtained

Question 3 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Essentials of Doctrine of Election include

Question 4 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Doctrine of Election is considered to be based on the principles of compensation by

Question 5 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Choose the correct answer (1) In case of conflict, the rule of Chancery did not prevail over common law (2) The defendant could apply to the Court of Chancery for an order called a common injunction

Question 6 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

The English Court of Chancery, incorporated into the Equity Jurisprudence of English law, the concept of acquitas as conceived by

Question 7 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Match the following List I (Decided Cases) List II (Principle Stated) a. Aequitaes est corectio legis generalities latae, qua parte deficit 1. Equity never counteracts law b. Aequitaes sequitur legem 2. Equity is a correction of the general law in the part where it is defective c. Aequitaes nunqua contravenit leges 3. The law helps the vigilant and not he dormant d. Vigilantibus, non dormientibus jura subvenient 4. Equity follows the law

Question 8 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Legal estate prevails over the equitable estate applies to all, but one of the following

Question 9 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

In which of the following cases the Supreme Court held that "Breach of Fiduciary Duty of Trust is to be judged in the line of Equity"

Question 10 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Choose the correct answer Till the year 1875

Question 11 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

An election made is binding on

Question 12 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Where equities are equal, the first in time shall prevail, shall apply to all, but one of the following

Question 13 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

The equitable doctrines featuring in the Indian Contract Act are mainly all, but one of the following

Question 14 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Aequitaes est corectio legis generalities latae, qua parte deficit i.e, equity is a correction of the general law in the part where it is defective, is particularly embodied in

Question 15 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

"Equity now is that body of rules administered by English Courts of Justice which were if not for the operation of the judicature Acts, would be administered only by those courts which would be known as Courts of Equity" has been defined by

Question 16 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

He who seeks equity must do equity does not apply in

Question 17 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

An equitable interest recognised by the

Question 18 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Statutory recognition of the principles of principles of equity is not found in

Question 19 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Election must be made within

Question 20 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Equality means

Question 21 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Choose the correct statements (1) Equitable interests can be settled, mortgaged and disposed of in the same way as legal interest (2) In case of conflict between equity and law, equity prevails (3) When equities are equal, that which is first in time will prevail

Question 22 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

The primary source of equity is

Question 23 of 23
★ Civil Judge ★ ADPP

Equity delights in equality does not apply to

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