Paper #1
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions selecting ONE question from Part-I, III and IV and TWO questions from Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
Part I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. He who Seeks equity, must come with clean hands. Discuss
Q#2. Explain any ONE of the following:
(a) Origin and Growth of Equity
(b) Delay defeats equity
Part-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#3. Discuss the procedure for the recovery of immovable property under the Specific Relief Act.
Q#4. What arc rights of a bona fide purchaser against vendor having imperfect title?
Q#5. What is rectification and on what principles it is based? Also explain when instruments may be rectified?
Q#6. Discuss in detail the circumstances when a court may grant perpetual injunction.
Part-III (Trust Act)
Q#7. How a trust is created and what are the requisites for the creation of a trust?
Q#8. Discuss the powers and procedure for a court to appoint a new trustee.
Part-IV (Waaf Act)
Q#9. Define and discuss Wagf. What are the valid objects of a Waqf?
Q#10. Who may be appointed rutawalli of wagf property? What are his rights and duties?
Paper #2
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
Part I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. “Ubi jus hUbi Remedium”. Discuss
Q#2. Delay defeats equity.
Q#3. Where equities are equal, law shall prevail.
Q#4. Explain and illustrate the following:
(a) Growth of Equity
(b) Consolidation of Mortgages
(c) Doctrine of Election
Part-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. Discuss the Procedure for the recovery of immovable Property under the Specific Relief Act.
Q#7. What is Rescission of contract and how does this differ from cancellation?
Q#8. When does a court Brant perpetual injunction? Explain the difference between Perpetual and temporary injunction,
Part-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. What are the remedies for a beneficiary in case of a breach of trust by a trustee?
Q#10. Explain in detail the Extinction of a trust.
Paper #3
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions selecting ONE question from Part-I, III and IV and TWO questions from Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
Part I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. “Ubi jus hUbi Remedium”. Discuss
Q#2. Explain any ONE of the following:
(a) History and Growth of Equity
(b) Equity acts in person
Part-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#3. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#4. What are the contracts which may in the discretion of the court be specifically enforced? Give examples.
Q#5. What is rectification and on what principles it is based? Also explain when instruments may be rectified?
Q#6. Explain the circumstances where a court may refuse to grant injunction.
Part-III (Trust Act)
Q#7. Explain trust in detail. What are its essentials and when object of a trust is lawful?
Q#8. What are the remedies for a beneficiary in case of a breach of trust by a trustee?
Part-IV (Waqf Act)
Q#9. Define and discuss Wagf. What are the valid objects of a Wagf?
Q#10. What are the powers and duties of mutawalli? Discuss in detail.
Paper #4
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
Part I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy. Discuss
Q#2. He who seeks equity must come with clean hands.
Q#3. Equity acts in persona.
Q#4. Explain and illustrate the following
(a) Doctrine of Election
(b) Set-off
(c) Forfeiture
Part-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. What are the contracts which may in the discretion of the court be specifically enforced? Give examples.
Q#7. What are rights of a bona fide purchaser against vendor having imperfect title?
Q#8. Explain the circumstances where a court may refuse to grant injunction.
Part-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. Explain trust in detail. What are its essentials and when object of a trust is lawful?
Q#10. What are the remedies for a beneficiary in case of a breach of trust by a trustee?
Paper #5
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy. Discuss
Q#2. He who seeks equity must come with clean hands. Explain
Q#3. Equity looks on that as done which ought to be done. Discuss
Q#4. Equity acts in personam. Explain
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. Explain the procedure for recovery of possession of immovable property where a parson is dispossessed from his possession,
Q#6. Court always orders for specific performance as a whole, are there any exceptions to this general rule?
Q#7. What is Rescission of contract and how does this differ from cancellation?
Q#8. Explain the circumstances where court may refuse to Brunt injunction? —
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. What are lawful objects of a trust? What are the effects of an unlawful object? Explain.
Q#10. How the office of a trustee is vacated? What are the ways there that a trustee may be discharged with or without the intervention of court?
Paper #6
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions selecting ONE question from Part-I, III and IV and TWO questions from Part-II, All questions carry equal marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. “Uni jus ibi remedium”, Discuss
Q#2. Delay defeats equity. Explain
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#3. Explain the procedure for recovery of possession of immovable property where a person is dispossessed from his possession.
Q#4. What are the contracts which may in the discretion of that court be specifically enforced. Give examples.
Q#5. When cancellation of an instrument may be ordered. Explain with reference to relevant law.
Q#6. When does a court grant perpetual injunction? Explain the difference between perpetual and temporary injunction.
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#7. What are the remedies for a beneficiary in case of a breach of trust by a trustee?
Q#8. Explain in detail the Extinction of a trust.
PART-IV (Waaf)
Q#9. What do you mean by waqf Briefly explain the objects, requisites and conditions of a valid wagf.
Q#10. Who can be appointed as mutawalli? Briefly explain the appointment and removal of mutawaili.
Paper #7
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions selecting ONE question from Part-I, III and IV and TWO questions from Part-II, All questions carry equal marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity will not suffer a wrong to be without a remedy. Discuss
Q#2 Equity looks on that as dune which ought to be done. Discuss
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#3 Explain the procedure for recovery of possession of immovable property where a person is dispossessed from his possession.
Q#4. Court always orders for specific performance as a No whole, are there any exceptions to this general rule?
Q#5 What is Rescission of contract and how does this differ from cancellation?
Q#6 | Explain the circumstances where court may refuse to grant injunction?
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#7. What are lawful objects of a trust? What are the effects of an unlawful object? Explain.
Q#8 How the office of a trustee is vacated? What are the ways there that a trustee may be discharged with or without the intervention of court?
PART-IV (Waaf)
Q#9. Explain wagf and its essentials. What do you mean by capacity to make wagf? In whose favor wagf can be made?
Q#10. Define and explain Mutawalli. Who are incompetent to be a Mutawalli?
Paper #8
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks..
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity follows the law. Discuss
Q#2. He who seeks equity must do equity. Explain
Q#3. Equity looks into intent rather than the form. Discuss
Q#4. Where equities are equal law shall prevail. Explain
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. Who are the persons entitled to sue for specific performance of contracts?
Q#7. What is rectification and on what principles it is based. Also explain when instruments may be rectified?
Q#8. Give a detailed account of the kinds of injunctions and indicate cases where the court may refuse to grant an injunction.
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. Explain the rights and powers of trustee related to trust property.
Q#10. How a trust is extinguished and in what circumstances trust may be revoked?
Paper #9
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. He who seeks equity must come with clean hands |
Q#2. Equity looks into intent rather than the form
Q#3. Equity acts in personam. Discuss.
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
- a) Origin of Equity
- b) Set-off
- c) Doctrine of Conversion
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. Against whom contracts cannot be enforced specifically?
Q#7. When cancellation of an instrument may be ordered. Explain with reference to relevant law
Q#8. What are rights of bona fide purchaser against vendor ‘having imperfect title?
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. What are lawful objects of a trust? What are the effect of an unlawful object? Explain
Q#10. How the office of a trustee is vacated? What are the ways there that a trustee may be discharged with or without the intervention of court?
Paper #10
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity follows the law. Discuss.
Q#2. Delay defeats equity. Explain
Q#3. Where equities are equal first in time shall prevail. Discuss
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
- a) Growth of Equity
- b) Doctrine of Election
- c) Consolidation of mortgages
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. Explain the procedure for recovery of possession of movable property under the Specific Relief Act.
Q#6. Who are the persons entitled to sue for specific performance of contracts?
Q#7. What is Rescission of contract and how does this differ from cancellation?
Q#8. What do you understand by injunction? Discuss the circumstances when court may grant perpetual injunction.
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. Define trust. Discuss its various kinds.
Q#10. How trust is extinguished and in what circumstances trust may be revoked?
Paper #11
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. “Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium”. Explain in the light of Equity’s jurisdiction.
Q#2. Delay defeats Equity. Explain in detail.
Q#3. Where equities are equal first in time shall prevail. Discuss with reference to the doctrine of priorities.
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
- a) History and growth of Equity |
- b) Doctrine of Election
- c) Consolidation of mortgages |
PART-II (Specific Relief Act) |
Q#5 Discuss the procedure for the recovery of immovable Property under the Specific Relief Act.
Q#6 Explain who may obtain specific performance of contract.
Q#7 What is rectification and on what principles it is based? Also explain when instruments may be rectified?
Q#8 Under what circumstances does a court grant perpetual injunction? Compare perpetual and temporary injunction.
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. How a trust is created and what are the requisites for the creation of a trust?
Q#10. How the office of a trustee is vacated? What are the ways there that a trustee may be discharged with or without the intervention of court?
Paper #12
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity follows the law but not slavishly nor always. Explain the maxim ‘Equity Follaws the Law’ in historical perspective.
Q#2. He who seeks equity must come with clean hands, Explain in detail.
Q#3. Equity acts in personam. Discuss in detail.
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
- a) Jurisdiction of Equity
- b) Doctrine of Priority
- c) Set-off of Claims
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5 What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. Court always orders for specific performance as a whole, are there any exceptions to this general rule?
Q#7. What are the rules relating to rescission of contract as laid down in Specific Relief Act? Discuss in detail.
Q#8. Give a detailed account of the kinds of injunctions and indicate cases where the court may refuse to grant an injunction.
PART-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. What are lawful objects of a trust? What are the effects of an unlawful object? Explain.
Q#10. How a trust is extinguished and in what circumstances trust may be revoked.
Paper #13
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
Part-I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity will suffer a wrong to be without a remedy. Explain in detail in the light of Equity’s jurisdiction.
Q#2. He who seeks equity must do equity. Explain in detail.
Q#3. Equity looks into intent rather than the form. Explain.
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
(a) Maxims of equity and its evolution
(b) Doctrine of Election
Part-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. Discuss the procedure for the recovery of immovable property under the Specific Relief Act.
Q#7. What are the rules relating to rescission of contract as laid down in Specific Relief Act? Discuss in detail.
Q#8. What do you mean by perpetual and temporary injunction? Under what circumstances a court may refuse to grant an injunction?
Part-III (Trust Act)
Q#9. Lawful object is an essential element in a trust. Briefly explain the object of a trust. When the object of a trust is unlawful?
Q#10. Explain in detail the extinction of a trust.
Paper #14
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART-I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Where there is a right, there is a remedy. Explain.
Q#2. He who seeks equity must come with clean hands. Briefly explain this maxim.
Q#3. Where equities are equal law shall prevail. Explain.
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
- a) Origin of Equity
- b) Doctrine of Priority
- c) Forfeiture
PART-II (Specific Relief Act)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. For whom contract cannot be enforced specifically? Discuss.
Q#7. When an instrument may be rectified? Discuss the principles of rectification.
Q#8. Briefly explain prohibitory and mandatory injunction. What is a difference between perpetual and temporary injunction? When does a court grant perpetual injunction?
PART-II (Trust Act)
Q#9. How a trust is created and what are the requisites for the creation of a trust?
Q#10. Discuss the rights and powers of trustee with reference to sale of trust property. Do you think that law has imposed certain restriction in this regard? Explain.
Paper #15
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART-I (Principles of Equity)
Q#1. Equity follows the law. Explain in detail.
Q#2. Equity looks into intent rather than the form. Explain in detail.
Q#3. Delay defeats equity. Explain in detail.
Q#4. Write a short note on the followings:
- a) History and development of equity
- b) Jurisdiction of equity
PART-II (SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. Discuss the procedure for the recovery of movable property under the Specific Relief Act.
Q#7. What are the rules relating to rectification of instruments as laid down in Specific Relief Act? Discuss in detail.
Q#8. What do you mean by perpetual and temporary injunction? Under what circumstances a court may refuse to grant an injunction?
PART-III (TRUST ACT
Q#9. Lawful object is an essential element in a trust. Briefly explain the object of a trust. When the object of a trust is unlawful?
Q#10. How a trust is vacated? Explain in detail how a new trust is appointed?
Paper #16
Subject: Equity
Time Allowed: 3 Hours
Maximum Marks: 100
NOTE: Attempt FIVE questions by selecting ONE question from Part III and TWO questions from Part-I &Part-II, All questions carry equal 20 marks.
PART-I (PRINCIPLES OF EQUITY)
Q#1. Write a short note on the following:
- a) History and growth of equity
- b) Doctrine of Election
- c) Set-off of claims
Q#2. He who seeks equity must come with clean hands. Explain
Q#3. Delay defeats equity. Discuss
Q#4. Where equities are equal law shall prevail. Explain
PART-II (SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT)
Q#5. What do you understand by Equitable Remedies and how these are granted?
Q#6. What is “Discretion”? Discuss discretion as to decree specific performance.
Q#7. When cancellation of an instrument may be ordered. Explain with reference to relevant law.
Q#8. Give a detailed account of the kinds of injunctions and indicate cases where the court may refuse to grant an injunction.
PART-III (TRUST ACT)
Q#9. Explain the rights and powers of trustee related to trust property.
Q#10. How a trust is extinguished and in what circumstances trust may be revoked?
