Haryana Mains 2003
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Sample questions from Haryana Mains 2003
The first 10 questions of this Haryana Judiciary (HCS-JB) Mains paper.
Q1. इस अंग्रेजी का हिन्दी में अनुवाद कीजिए:- The world is an illimitable field of solid good wonders. Wonder is the breeding ground of all great discoveries. They have such a hypnotic hold-over mind that under their dumb operations many secrets of nature reveal themselves, their dramatic points, their excitement and resonance, their drowned voices and, of course, the visual velocity of emerging dreams. All too vague yet so real, sculpted and perfect. Out of wonder springs a defining moment which takes the form of a question that is precise mould of understanding that we call an answer. These answers, instead correspond to a ‘Perennial Philosophy’. In such a philosophy there is always an expectation for something more, a hope that something new and better is just in the offing.
Q1. दिन 2. राष्ट्र 3. सत्य 4. सौन्दर्य 5. मूल 6. मानव 7. श्रद्धा 8. भावना 9. जागृ 10. आलोचना
Q1. “Justice delayed is justice denied.” Do you think the steps taken so far by the Government of India are adequate enough to the redressal of grievances in a speedy manner?
Q1. (a) Define Counter Claim. Distinguish between counter claim and set-off. (b) The plaintiff delivered one thousand bags of potatoes to the defendant, the cold storage proprietor on certain conditions for preservation. The defendant did not fulfil all those conditions and thereby committed breach of contract. The plaintiff filed a suit for damages. The defendant filed counter claim. Discuss the effect of the counter claim in the light of statutory provision and decided cases.
Q1. (a) Discuss the concept and characteristics of Joint Hindu Family and Coparcenary. (b) Hari, his brothers Shyam and Kailash were joint in business and property. Hari has wife, two sons, their wife and four grandsons (two from each) and married daughter. Shyam has wife and one son. Kailash has wife and two daughters. Kailash demanded partition and his share both in business and property. Make complete partition.
Q1. (a) What do you mean by Harbour? In what cases is harbouring made an offence under the Indian Penal Code? (b) A having shot at a rabbit near P's land, followed it to P's land with the intention of taking away the killed rabbit. A was asked not to enter P's premises. A entered P's premises to take the rabbit and did take it away. He did nothing else on P's land. Has A committed the offence of ‘Criminal trespass’ by entering P's premises?
Q1. स्तुति 2. राष्ट्रप्रेम 3. अनुज 4. सगुण 5. आदर 6. अभिमानी 7. बहुमत 8. असीम 9. स्थावर 10. अजाचीन
Q2. (a) What should a court do when plaintiff is present and the defendant is absent? What remedies are available to defendant in such case? When can an ex-parte decree be passed and when it be set-aside? (b) What are the consequences of plaintiff's failure to appear when the defendant is present? What remedy is available to plaintiff?
Q2. Is euthanasia a necessary evil? Make a moral judgement on the concept.
Q2. (a) A Hindu male died intestate leaving behind an adopted son, an illegitimate son, a married daughter, mother and father. How and to whom his property will devolve? (b) A Hindu male bequeathed his property to his wife for life in lieu of maintenance. He died in 1954. His widow gifted the property to his brother's daughter in 1961 and died in 1965. After her death, husband's nephew challenged the transfer on the ground that the property was given only to enjoy for lifetime and after her death it would revert back to her husband's heir. Decide. Refer to latest cases of the Supreme Court in this respect.
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