Top 50+ Solved Family Law 2 MCQ Questions Answer
Q. A share to which an aliene of an interest of a coparcener is entitled is the share which the alienor is entitled on.
a. date of alienation
b. the date of suit
c. The date of the decree
d. as directed by the court.
Q. A coparcener has
a. a right to renounce his interest in the coparcenary property but subject to the consent to all other coparceners.
b. a right to renounce his interest in the coparcenary property generally
c. no right to renounce his interest in the coparcenary property
d. A coparcener can renounce his interest in the coparcenary property in favouur of any one coparcener
Q. Who amongst the following has a right to challenge the alienation of joint hindu property
a. a coparcener in the womb at the time of alienation
b. a coparcener conceived and born after the alienation
c. an adopted son , adopted after the alienation
d. a stranger on behalf of adopted son
Q. Alienation by the karta without legal necessity or the benefit of estate is
a. Valid
b. Voidable at the ‘instance of any coparcener
c. Voidable at the instance of the alienee
d. Void abinitio.
Q. An alienee-purchaser of an undivided share or a coparcener is
a. entitled to the mesne profits from the date of is purchase , till the date of decree
b. entitled to the mesne profits from the date of his purchase , till the date of the suit
c. not entitled to the mesne profits from the date of his purchase, till the date of the decree
d. not entitled to the mesne profits from the date of his purchase , till the date of the suit
Q. Each son acquires at his birth an equal interest with his father in all ancestral property held by the father under
a. Mitakshara law
b. Dayabhaga law
c. Mitakshara law and dayabhaga law
d. Hindu Succession law.
Q. Father under the Dayabhaga law,can dispose of the ancestral property by
a. sale
b. gift
c. will
d. Sale, gift and will.
Q. on the death of father, the sons under the Dayabhaga law, take the ancestral property as
a. joint tenants
b. tenants in common
c. as per the law of primo geniture
d. joint tenants or tenants in common as per the consent of all.
Q. kartas power of alienation of ancestral property are
a. wider than that of karta under the Mitakshara law
b. restricted then that of karta under Mitakshara law
c. same as that of karta under Mitakshara law
d. wider in certain respects and restricted in certain others, than that of karta under the Mitakshara law.
Q. A hindu male is under a pious obligation to pay the private debts of his
a. father
b. grand father
c. great grand father
d. Father, grandfather and great grand father
Q. partition under the Mitakashara law means
a. division of status
b. division of property
c. division of status and property
d. division of trust
Q. While determining as to what property is available for partition, the provision has to be made for
a. Joint family debts
b. individual debts of the coparceners
c. tainted debts of the father
d. tainted debts of the grandfather.
Q. Provision for which of the following is not to be made, while determining the property available for partition
a. Joint family debts
b. marriage expenses of unmarried daughter
c. marriage expenses of male members of the family
d. performance of certain ceremonies.
Q. Under the Mitakshara law, partition can be claimed by
a. a coparcener
b. a female
c. a person claiming through a female
d. coparcener and a female.
Q. under the Dayabhaga law, partition can be asked by
a. a female
b. a person claiming through a female
c. person in mothers womb.
d. A Coparcener.