Monthly Test for Jurisprudence ....... Question Paper Conducted on 27.06.2013. LL.B. I: University Law College, Quetta

1. UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE, QUETTA
MONTHLY TEST
(For the Month of April/May, 2013)
Subject: JURISPRUDENCE Class: LL.B. I (Morning)
Time Allowed: 1 Hour Marks: 50 (25% Passing Marks)
Name of Student: _________________________________________ Roll No.: ______________
Note: Attempt all questions. Answer sheet is provided separately. Compose your answers on the
appropriate places at answer sheet.
Portion – A (Objective)
Q.1 Answer the following objectives.
I. Read the following paragraph and answer the questions from 1-5 (10)
John Austin is the first jurist who had demarcated and separated natural law and positive law. He,
therefore, defined Jurisprudence as “the philosophy of positive law.”
1. The paragraph is ________ the truth.
(a). Exaggerating (b) Hiding (c). Mixing (d). Revealing (e) None of above
2. ________ is not correct at all.
(a). Paragraph (b). Definition (c). Name (d). Idea (e) None of above
3. In his definition the term _______ is misleading.
(a). Philosophy (b). Positive (c). Law (d). Jurisprudence (e) None of above
4. By positive law he meant man-made. Hence, man-made law can only be studied _______.
(a). Philosophically (b). Scientifically (c). logically (d). Practically (e) None of above
5. He explored his Legal Theory through ‘The Province of Jurisprudence Determined’, which
was a(an) _______ written by him.
(a). Journal (b). Newspaper (c). Pamphlet (d). Article (e). None of above
II. Read the following situation and answer the questions from 6-10 (10)
There is a philosophy which says that ‘Every individual wants to gain pleasure, and avoid pain’.
This philosophy led Jeremy Bentham to present his philosophy of utility, which says, ‘the
greatest happiness for the greatest number.’ Both the philosophies served immensely the
jurisprudential thoughts.
6. The first philosophy was Presented by _________.
(a). Kant (b). Roscoe Pound (c). John Stuart Mills (d). Ulpian (e). None of above
7. The first philosophy is known as __________.
(a). Mysticism (b). Hedonism (c). Realism (d). Positivism (e). None of above
8. The Second philosophy is embracing ______ policies
(a). Public (b). State (c). International (d). a, b and c (e). None of above
9. On its application in Jurisprudence, the first philosophy may provide an answer to the question
that why _______ are existing in societies.
(a). Crimes (b). Religions (c). Relations (d). Emotions (e). None of above
10. The first philosophy also implies that the _______ of individuals are induced by two masters
namely, pleasure and pain
(a). Children (b). students (c). Parents (d). Actions (e). None of above
III Substitute the following statements with suitable headings. (10)
11. The law in shape of general notions and fundamental principles.
12. Law which actually exists in society.
13. Study of the mind of human beings.
14. The scientific narration of the past events.
15. Jurisprudence which discusses a particular field of law or the law of a particular society.
QUESTION SHEET

2. IV Which of the following Statement are TRUE and which are FALSE? (05)
16. Ulpian was a Greek Philosopher [True] [False]
17. Salmond is belonging to Positive School of Law. [True] [False]
18. Near to Roscoe Pound Jurisprudence is a social engineering. [True] [False]
19. Jurisprudence is the study of the government. [True] [False]
20. There is no relation between jurisprudence and sociology. [True] [False]
Portion – B (Subjective)
Q.2 You are a TV anchor and your director tells you that you are going to interview two renowned
advocates in the talk show on the topic „The law applicable to murder cases in Pakistan.‟ You
have prepared a questioner for the said interview. Write down, from your questioner, two
questions of jurisprudential nature and two questions of concrete nature. (10)
Q.3 You are appearing on behalf of an accused of murder in a Court of Justice. You have a personal
knowledge that the eye-witness has given false evidence. In refuting such a witness how can
Jurisprudence help you while cross-examining him? (05)
The End
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