Push your preparation to the next level with this set of 25 ultra-difficult, AIBE-oriented MCQs designed to test deep conceptual clarity and Bare Act precision. These questions focus on tricky provisions, close options, and smart elimination techniques exactly what recent AIBE papers demand.
Perfect for serious aspirants who want to go beyond basics and master high-level problem-solving before the exam.
Set 1
Under the Advocates Act, suspension of an advocate can be ordered by:
A. Supreme Court only
B. Bar Council only
C. Disciplinary Committee
D. Central Government
Answer: C
Set 2
Which of the following is NOT protected under advocate-client privilege?
A. Communication in course of employment
B. Illegal purpose communication
C. Advice given
D. Documents shared
Answer: B
Set 3
Under Evidence Act, “proved” means:
A. Absolutely certain
B. Court believes it exists
C. Beyond doubt
D. Mathematically correct
Answer: B
Set 4
A leading question can be asked:
A. Always
B. Never
C. With court permission in examination-in-chief
D. Only in re-examination
Answer: C
Set 5
Which is NOT a valid consideration?
A. Past
B. Present
C. Future
D. Impossible
Answer: D
Set 6
Under Contract Act, mistake of law:
A. Makes agreement void
B. Makes agreement voidable
C. Does not affect validity
D. Makes it illegal
Answer: C
Set 7
Under CPC, a plaint shall be rejected where:
A. No cause of action
B. Improper court fee
C. Barred by law
D. All of the above
Answer: D
Set 8
Res judicata applies to:
A. Execution proceedings
B. Writ proceedings
C. Arbitration
D. All of the above
Answer: D
Set 9
Which statement is correct?
A. All illegal agreements are void
B. All void agreements are illegal
C. Illegal agreements are enforceable
D. Void agreements are punishable
Answer: A
Set 10
Under IPC, “knowledge” refers to:
A. Desire
B. Awareness of consequences
C. Intention
D. Negligence
Answer: B
Set 11
Which is NOT a fundamental right?
A. Right to equality
B. Right to property
C. Right to freedom
D. Right to constitutional remedies
Answer: B
Set 12
Which writ lies against private person?
A. Habeas Corpus
B. Mandamus
C. Certiorari
D. Prohibition
Answer: A
Set 13
Under CrPC, charge is:
A. Formal accusation
B. FIR
C. Evidence
D. Judgment
Answer: A
Set 14
Which is NOT an essential element of tort?
A. Wrongful act
B. Legal damage
C. Contract
D. Remedy
Answer: C
Set 15
Under Evidence Act, burden of proof initially lies on:
A. Defendant
B. Court
C. Plaintiff
D. Witness
Answer: C
Set 16
Which is NOT secondary evidence?
A. Certified copy
B. Oral account
C. Original document
D. Copies made from original
Answer: C
Set 17
Agreement without consideration is valid in:
A. Love and affection (written & registered)
B. Past voluntary act
C. Promise to pay time-barred debt
D. All of the above
Answer: D
Set 18
Which is NOT a type of decree?
A. Preliminary
B. Final
C. Interlocutory
D. Composite
Answer: C
Set 19
Under CPC, appeal lies from:
A. Decree
B. Order
C. Both (as provided)
D. Only judgment
Answer: C
Set 20
Under Evidence Act, estoppel:
A. Creates right
B. Bars evidence
C. Is substantive law
D. Is procedural law
Answer: B
Set 21
Under IPC, attempt is:
A. Preparation
B. Execution of offence
C. Step towards commission
D. Completion
Answer: C
Set 22
Which is NOT included in “court” under Evidence Act?
A. Judges
B. Magistrates
C. Arbitrators
D. Lawyers
Answer: D
Set 23
Under CrPC, summons case relates to:
A. Serious offences
B. Minor offences
C. Civil disputes
D. Constitutional matters
Answer: B
Set 24
Which statement is correct?
A. Admission is conclusive proof
B. Admission may operate as estoppel
C. Admission is irrelevant
D. Admission is judgment
Answer: B
Set 25
Under Contract Act, coercion includes:
A. Threat
B. Unlawful detention
C. Both
D. None
Answer: C
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