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Marks Question Subject Years Frequency
15 Explain the offence of causing cruelty to wife by husband and relatives of husband. Law of Crimes 2014 1×
15 What are the offences committed by public servants under IPC? Law of Crimes 2013 1×
15 What are the offences relating to elections? Law of Crimes 2014 1×
15 What are the offences relating to health and safety under IPC? Law of Crimes 2012 1×
15 Write a critical essay on offences relating to marriage. Law of Crimes 2012 1×
15 What are the offences relating to women under IPC? Explain. Law of Crimes 2017 1×
15 What is meant by "perjury"? Differentiate between False Evidence and Fabricated Evidence. Law of Crimes 2013 1×
15 Discuss the principles of criminal liability. Can a person be held vicariously liable for an act committed by another? If so, when? Law of Crimes 2014 1×
15 Write a brief note on provisions relating to health and safety under IPC. Law of Crimes 2022 1×
15 "In all robbery there is either theft or extortion." Elucidate. Distinguish between Robbery and Dacoity. Law of Crimes 2014 1×
15 "In all robbery there is either theft or extortion." Explain. Law of Crimes 2012 1×
15 Explain the stages of crime. Law of Crimes 2019 1×
15 Write a brief note on stages of crime with special reference to attempts. Law of Crimes 2021 1×
15 Explain the territorial and extra-territorial application of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Law of Crimes 2018 1×
15 Define "Theft" and differentiate between "Robbery" and "Dacoity". Law of Crimes 2012 1×
15 Define "Theft" and distinguish between Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity. Law of Crimes 2017 1×
15 Define "Theft" and explain the essentials of the offence of theft. Law of Crimes 2012 1×
15 Explain various offences relating to marriage. Law of Crimes 2020 1×
15 Under what circumstances does Culpable Homicide not amount to murder? Law of Crimes 2014 1×
15 Write about the exceptions to defamation. Law of Crimes 2012 1×
15 What is an admission? Discuss the general principles governing admissions. Law of Evidence 2012 1×
15 Define 'Confession' and state when a confession made by one accused person can be used against another co-accused. Law of Evidence 2016 1×
15 What is "Confession"? What is the competence of the police to record a confessional statement? Law of Evidence 2012 1×
15 What is a Confession, and in what way does it differ from an Admission? Law of Evidence 2014 1×
15 What is "Confession"? Whether a confession made before the police is admissible in evidence. Law of Evidence 2018 1×
15 What do you mean by confession? Whether confession made before a police officer is admissible? Law of Evidence 2022 1×
15 "All confessions are admissions, but all admissions are not confessions." Discuss. Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 What is Cross Examination? Explain its nature and scope. Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 What is cross-examination? What are the questions that may be asked in cross-examination? Law of Evidence 2020 1×
15 Explain the different kinds of Expert's Opinion and their admissibility as evidence. Law of Evidence 2017 1×
15 Explain the different modes of proof of handwriting. Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 Discuss the different stages in the examination of witnesses. Law of Evidence 2012 1×
15 Define and discuss "fact, facts in issue" and "relevant fact". Law of Evidence 2018 1×
15 Define and distinguish "Admission" and "Confession". Law of Evidence 2017 1×
15 Explain the doctrine of res gestae. Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 What is a Dying Declaration? Discuss the general principles governing dying declarations. Law of Evidence 2012 1×
15 What is a Dying Declaration? Explain the rules relating to the admissibility of a Dying Declaration as evidence. Law of Evidence 2019 1×
15 Write a brief note on dying declarations and their importance under criminal law. Law of Evidence 2022 1×
15 What is Estoppel? Explain the different kinds of Estoppel. Law of Evidence 2014 1×
15 Define Estoppel. Explain the kinds of Estoppel. Law of Evidence 2018 1×
15 What is Estoppel? What are the essential conditions for the application of the Doctrine of Estoppel? Law of Evidence 2019 1×
15 Examine the evidentiary value of dying declarations. Law of Evidence 2016 1×
15 Explain "Examination-in-Chief", "Cross-Examination" and "Re-examination". Law of Evidence 2018 1×
15 Explain the general principles regarding exclusion of oral by documentary evidence. Law of Evidence 2014 1×
15 "Hearsay evidence is no evidence." Discuss and state the exceptions to this rule. Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 What are judicial proceedings? What are not judicial proceedings? Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 What are "leading questions"? When may leading questions be asked or not asked? Law of Evidence 2014 1×
15 "Oral evidence must, in all cases whatever, be direct." Explain and state the exception to this rule. Law of Evidence 2013 1×
15 What are the presumptions as to documents? Law of Evidence 2021 1×
15 Explain the principles regarding the admissibility of a Dying Declaration. Why and when is a Dying Declaration relevant? Law of Evidence 2013 1×