B.A.LL.B. Examination, Dec.-2024
Family Law-I
Hindu Law
(BL-5002)
(New Course)
Section A
Note: Attempt all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks. Very short answer is required not exceeding 75 words.
Family Law-I
Hindu Law
(BL-5002)
(New Course)
Section A
Note: Attempt all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks. Very short answer is required not exceeding 75 words.
1. Which is an essential ceremony to prove the evidence of Hindu marriage[cite: 35].
2. Define coparcenary briefly[cite: 35].
3. Void Marriages in Hindu Law[cite: 35].
4. Difference between succession & inheritance[cite: 35].
5. Difference between Judicial Separation & Divorce[cite: 35].
2. Define coparcenary briefly[cite: 35].
3. Void Marriages in Hindu Law[cite: 35].
4. Difference between succession & inheritance[cite: 35].
5. Difference between Judicial Separation & Divorce[cite: 35].
Section B
Note: Attempt any two out of the following three questions. Each question carries 10 marks. Answer is required not exceeding 200 words.
6. According to Hindu Succession Act 1956 who are class I or most preferential relatives to succeed to the property left behind by a Male Hindu dying intestate[cite: 36]?
7. When can a Hindu wife claim right to maintenance & also the right to Separate residence[cite: 37]?
8. Is it possible for a Hindu to dispose of his property by writing a will regarding it including the share in joint family property[cite: 37]?
7. When can a Hindu wife claim right to maintenance & also the right to Separate residence[cite: 37]?
8. Is it possible for a Hindu to dispose of his property by writing a will regarding it including the share in joint family property[cite: 37]?
Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions out of the following five questions. Each question carries 20 marks. Answer is required in detail.
9. What are the sources of Hindu Law? Discuss the importance & essentials of custom as a source of Hindu Law to gain the force of Law[cite: 37].
10. In Hindu Law the property held by a Hindu can either be joint family property or self acquired & separate property. Is there any difference between the enjoyment & mode of devolution (after the death) of such person[cite: 37, 38]?
11. How legitimacy of children born out of void & voidable marriages is decided according to the provisions of Hindu Marriage Act 1955[cite: 38]?
12. Discuss about 'cruelty' as a ground of Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 with reference to decided leading cases[cite: 38].
13. Can an unmarried Hindu female adopt a child? If so what legal rules will have to be followed? Discuss[cite: 38].
10. In Hindu Law the property held by a Hindu can either be joint family property or self acquired & separate property. Is there any difference between the enjoyment & mode of devolution (after the death) of such person[cite: 37, 38]?
11. How legitimacy of children born out of void & voidable marriages is decided according to the provisions of Hindu Marriage Act 1955[cite: 38]?
12. Discuss about 'cruelty' as a ground of Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 with reference to decided leading cases[cite: 38].
13. Can an unmarried Hindu female adopt a child? If so what legal rules will have to be followed? Discuss[cite: 38].
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