Prelims · objective
CLAT PG 2015 Question Paper with Answers
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Question 1 · Prelims
In the dark ages, natural law was given a new interpretation by:
- (A) St. Augustine
- (B) Thomas Acquinas
- (C) Paul
- (D) Ulpion
Answer: (A) St. Augustine
Question 2 · Prelims
"The state of nature was a golden age, only the property was insecure. It was for the purpose of protection of property that man entered into the social contract." It is said by
- (A) Hobbes
- (B) Locke
- (C) Rousseau
- (D) Plato
Answer: (B) Locke
Question 3 · Prelims
Social contract is not a historical fact but a hypothetical construction of reason. Before this contract, man was happy and free and there was equality among men. "Who said it?"
- (A) Plato
- (B) Grotius
- (C) Hobbes
- (D) Rousseau
Answer: (D) Rousseau
Question 4 · Prelims
Out of the following jurists, whose theory of law has earned the name of "natural law with a variable content"?
- (A) St. T. Acquinas
- (B) John Locke
- (C) R. Stammler
- (D) J. Rawls
Answer: (C) R. Stammler
Question 5 · Prelims
Which one of the following schools gave birth to the concept of 'Human Rights'?
- (A) Historical School
- (B) Natural Law School
- (C) Realist School
- (D) Sociological School
Answer: (B) Natural Law School
Question 6 · Prelims
Opinion of jurist is:
- (A) General source of law
- (B) Historical material source of law
- (C) Legal material source of law
- (D) Not a source of law
Answer: (B) Historical material source of law
Question 7 · Prelims
Who categorized the subject of jurisprudence as Expositorial Jurisprudence and Censorial Jurisprudence:
- (A) Holland
- (B) Bentham
- (C) Kelsen
- (D) Paton
Answer: (B) Bentham
Question 8 · Prelims
'Jurisprudence is the scientific synthesis of the essential principles of law' said:
- (A) Holland
- (B) Pound
- (C) C.K. Allen
- (D) Ihring
Answer: (C) C.K. Allen
Question 9 · Prelims
"A Theory of Justice" is the work of:
- (A) Stammler
- (B) Rawls
- (C) Hall
- (D) Morris
Answer: (B) Rawls
Question 10 · Prelims
Kelsen's theory of law is called pure theory because Kelsen:
- (A) purely discussed jurisprudence only
- (B) defined law in accordance with morality and purity
- (C) separated law from religion, ethics, sociology and history
- (D) discussed law purely in terms of justice
Answer: (C) separated law from religion, ethics, sociology and history