Topic-Wise Law MCQs for Rajasthan Judiciary Prelims 2025. These are based on high-weightage areas like Family Law, Commercial Laws, and Criminal Minor Acts Part2

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Topic-Wise Law MCQs for Rajasthan Judiciary Prelims 2025. These are based on high-weightage areas like Family Law, Commercial Laws, and Criminal Minor Acts.

⚖️ 11. Hindu Law – MCQs

Q1. Under Hindu Marriage Act, a void marriage is one:
a) Performed with consent of minor
b) With a person of same gotra
c) Within prohibited degree
d) Without dowry
✅ Answer: c) Within prohibited degree

Q2. Section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act deals with:
a) Restitution of conjugal rights
b) Judicial separation
c) Divorce
d) Adoption
✅ Answer: c) Divorce

Q3. Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act defines a minor as:
a) Below 21 years
b) Below 18 years
c) Below 16 years
d) Below 15 years
✅ Answer: b) Below 18 years

⚖️ 12. Mohammedan Law – MCQs

Q1. ‘Talaq-ul-biddat’ is also known as:
a) Revocable talaq
b) Irrevocable talaq
c) Triple talaq
d) Customary talaq
✅ Answer: c) Triple talaq

Q2. Under Muslim Law, maintenance to wife is payable:
a) Till her remarriage
b) For 3 months after talaq
c) During iddat period
d) Lifetime
✅ Answer: c) During iddat period

Q3. Which is not a valid form of gift (hiba)?
a) Hiba bil iwaz
b) Hiba ba shart ul iwaz
c) Hiba-e-mumkin
d) Hiba-e-bilillah
✅ Answer: c) Hiba-e-mumkin

⚖️ 13. Indian Partnership Act, 1932 – MCQs

Q1. A partner who does not take part in business is called:
a) Active Partner
b) Sleeping Partner
c) Nominal Partner
d) Secret Partner
✅ Answer: b) Sleeping Partner

Q2. Minimum number of persons to form a partnership is:
a) 2
b) 3
c) 5
d) 7
✅ Answer: a) 2

Q3. Which section deals with dissolution by agreement?
a) Section 40
b) Section 39
c) Section 44
d) Section 42
✅ Answer: a) Section 40

⚖️ 14. Sale of Goods Act, 1930 – MCQs

Q1. Transfer of property in goods from seller to buyer is called:
a) Bailment
b) Sale
c) Pledge
d) Lease
✅ Answer: b) Sale

Q2. The doctrine of "Caveat Emptor" means:
a) Buyer beware
b) Seller beware
c) Let the seller beware
d) No one is responsible
✅ Answer: a) Buyer beware

⚖️ 15. Registration Act, 1908 – MCQs

Q1. Documents that require compulsory registration are mentioned in:
a) Section 16
b) Section 17
c) Section 18
d) Section 19
✅ Answer: b) Section 17

Q2. A will may be presented for registration:
a) Within 1 month
b) Anytime after execution
c) Within 3 months
d) Within 1 year
✅ Answer: b) Anytime after execution

⚖️ 16. Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 – MCQs

Q1. Juvenile in conflict with law means a child below:
a) 14 years
b) 16 years
c) 18 years
d) 21 years
✅ Answer: c) 18 years

Q2. Child Welfare Committee is constituted under:
a) Section 27
b) Section 29
c) Section 25
d) Section 15
✅ Answer: b) Section 29

⚖️ 17. POCSO Act, 2012 – MCQs

Q1. POCSO stands for:
a) Prevention of Crime on School Officers
b) Protection of Children from Sexual Offences
c) Prevention of Child Offences
d) Protection of Crime on Social Organisations
✅ Answer: b) Protection of Children from Sexual Offences

Q2. Age of child under POCSO Act is defined as:
a) Below 14
b) Below 15
c) Below 16
d) Below 18
✅ Answer: d) Below 18

⚖️ 18. Domestic Violence Act, 2005 – MCQs

Q1. The aggrieved person under the Act must be:
a) Any family member
b) Wife only
c) Woman in domestic relationship
d) Spouse only
✅ Answer: c) Woman in domestic relationship

Q2. Protection Officer is appointed under:
a) State Rules
b) Central Rules
c) Section 8
d) Section 10
✅ Answer: c) Section 8


⚖️ 19. Information Technology Act, 2000 – MCQs

Q1. The act was enacted to provide legal recognition to:
a) Social media platforms
b) Cyber cafes
c) Electronic records and digital signatures
d) Internet service providers
✅ Answer: c) Electronic records and digital signatures

Q2. Hacking is punishable under which section?
a) Section 66
b) Section 67
c) Section 43
d) Section 72
✅ Answer: a) Section 66

Q3. Publishing obscene material in electronic form is covered under:
a) Section 66C
b) Section 67
c) Section 65
d) Section 70
✅ Answer: b) Section 67

⚖️ 20. Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986 – MCQs

Q1. “Indecent representation” means depiction of woman:
a) With intent to promote
b) In any manner derogatory
c) Through newspaper only
d) Only in public
✅ Answer: b) In any manner derogatory

Q2. Which of the following is not covered under the Act?
a) Advertisements
b) Paintings
c) Online videos
d) Religious books
✅ Answer: d) Religious books

⚖️ 21. Probation of Offenders Act, 1958 – MCQs

Q1. The main objective of the Act is:
a) To fine first-time offenders
b) To promote imprisonment
c) To reform certain offenders without imprisonment
d) To remove police involvement
✅ Answer: c) To reform certain offenders without imprisonment

Q2. Who may be granted benefit of probation?
a) Repeat offenders
b) Habitual criminals
c) Offenders under 21 years
d) Offenders in heinous crimes
✅ Answer: c) Offenders under 21 years

⚖️ 22. Rajasthan Excise Act, 1950 – MCQs

Q1. The Excise Commissioner is appointed under:
a) Section 3
b) Section 5
c) Section 7
d) Section 10
✅ Answer: a) Section 3

Q2. Which of the following is an excisable article under the Act?
a) Ayurvedic medicine
b) Alcoholic liquor for human consumption
c) Tobacco
d) Soft drinks
✅ Answer: b) Alcoholic liquor for human consumption


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