Download Goa University BA LLB-5 Years 2015 April 6th Semester Family Law II Question Paper

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LHA-2115

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LL.B. (Hons.) (Semester – VI) Examination, April 2015

Duration: 3 Hours

FAMILY LAW - II

Total Marks: 75

Instructions: 1) Answer any 8 from Q. No. 1 to 12. (8x8=64)

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2) Questions 13 and 14 are compulsory.

1. Explain the composition of Mitakshara joint family and discuss its incidents.
2. With reference to sources of property under the Mitakshara law, discuss
   1. Property thrown into common stock.
   2. Gains of learning.

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3. The position of Karta sui generis, explain.
4. Explain the meaning of partition. Who are the persons having a right to partition?
5. Discuss the general rules of succession to the property of a male and female belonging to the Marumakkatlayam and Aliyasantana systems.
6. With reference to the doctrine of process obligation, discuss:
   1. Avyavaharika Debt.
   2. Antecedent Debt.

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7. With reference to Muslim law of succession discuss disqualifications or exclusion from inheritance.
8. Discuss the rules of secession applicable to persons other than Parsis under the Indian Secession Act, 1926.
9. Discuss the mode of devolution of interest in Mitakshara Coparcenary and explain the concept of National Partition.
10. Discuss the various kinds of auxiliary services provided for under the Family Courts Act, 1984.

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11. Article 44 of the Indian Constitution envisages the implementation of Uniform Civil Code. With the help of case law, discuss the need for it.
12. Write an essay on General Community of assets.

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13. Answer any two: (2x3=6)

1. Agnates and Cognates.

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2. Re-opening.
3. Coparcenary within a coparcenary.

14. Answer any two: (2x2 1/2=5)

1. Partial partition.
2. Absolute estate.

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3. Class I heirs under H. S. Act.

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