Krishna University LLB BA LLB Legal Language and Legal Writing Jan 2016 Question Paper

Krishna University Old / Previous Years Question Papers
LLB10510/BLB50510
LL.B/B.A.LL.B Degree Examinations - January, 2016
I/V Semester
Paper- V: Legal Language and Legal Writing
(Regulation 2010-11)
Time : Three Hours Maximum Marks: 100
Part-A (6x4=24M)
Answer any six questions
Write short notes on any six of the following
1. Communicative use of language
2. Kinds of sentences and their explanation
3. Meaning of meaning
4. Titles
5. Citations
6. Meaning of law
7. Language and law
8. Petition
9. Life imprisonment
10. Murder

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Krishna University LLB BA LLB Law of Contracts-I Jan 2016 Question Paper

Krishna University Old / Previous Years Question Papers
LLB10110/ BLB50110
LL.B/B.A.LL.B Degree Examinations - January, 2016
I/V Semester
Paper- I: Law of Contracts-I
(Regulation 2010-11)
Time : Three Hours Maximum Marks: 100
Part-A (6x4=24M)

Answer any six questions
Write short notes on any six of the following

1. Cross offers

2. Contingent contracts

3. Misrepresentation

4. Agreement in restraint of marriage

5. Quasi contract

6. Breach of contract

7. Privity of contract

8. Stranger to consideration

9. Time as essence of contract

10. Preventive relief

Part-B (2x18=36M)
Essay Type questions

Answer any two of the following

11. Unilateral mistakes does not affect the validity of a contract.

12. What is public policy? Give examples of agreements contrary to public policy and their validity.

13. Agreement without consideration is void. Discuss. State exceptions to the rule.

14. When the specific performance of contract be decreed under the Specific Relief Act, 1969.

Part-C (2x20=40M)
Answer any questions

15. ‘X’ and ‘Y’ jointly owe Rs.5,000 to Z. Y paid that amount to Z. Y not knowing this fact paid the amount to Z. Can Y recover that amount from Z?

16. Raju offers to sell his house in Chennai to Ramu for Rs.5 lakhs. The offer is communicated to Ramu in Kolkata by an express letter. Before Raju’s letter reaches Ramu received a telegram from Raju revoking his offer.

17. ‘A’ minor representing that he is a major, took bicycle on credit from B. the bicycle is not a necessity but a luxury. A did not pay the price. Can B recovery the bicycle from A.

18. A borrowed Rs.60,000 from B for starting a gambling house. Afterwards he refused to return the money. What is the remedy available to B?

Krishna University M.A. Economics April May 2013 Model Question Papers

Looking for model question paper of MA Economics all subjects of Krishna University ? Get it all now here.

University  of Question Paper : Krishna University Machilipatnam
Course : M.A. Economics
Semester of the Question Paper: Second Semester
Question Paper Type : Model question papers
Year of the exam paper : March / April 2013.

Note: Each M.A. Economics second semester paper have 3 hours of time for maximum of 70 marks only. Answer all the questions. All questions carry equal marks.

MA Economics question papers subject wise:
Paper – I Micro Economic Analysis – II
Paper – II Macro Economic Analysis – II
Paper – III Public Economics – II
Paper - IV Indian Economy
Paper - V Statistical Methods

M.A Degree Examination March / April 2013 Second Semester Economics
Paper – I Micro Economic Analysis – II - Model Question Paper

1. (a) Explain price rigidity with kinked demand curve.
(Or)
(b) Explain price and output determination under bilateral monopoly.

2. (a) Discuss merits and demerits of Baumol s revenue maximization model.
(or)
(b) Discuss Brain's limit pricing theory.

3. (a) Critically examine marginal productivity theory.
(Or)
(b) Explain the product exhaustion theorem.

4. (a) Explain critically Pigovian welfare economics.
(Or)
(b) Discuss the theory of second best in welfare economics.

5. (a) Explain the walrasian general equilibrium model.
(Or)
(b) Explain two by two by two model.

Paper – II Macro Economic Analysis – II - Model Question Paper

1. (a) Explain a Behavioral model of money supply determination
OR
(b) Discuss about the concept of high powered money and money multiplier.

2. (a) Explain Milton Friedman s Theory of demand for money.
OR
(b) What are the main monetarist arguments against keynes view ? Bring out the revuval of monetarism.

3. (a) Explain Mundell – Flemming model.
OR
(b) Write about Monetary approach theory to Balance of Payments.

4. (a) Explain the concept of Rational Expectations. Examine its effect on public policy.
OR
(b) Examine the difference between short run and long run Phillips curve and explain the concept of natural rate of unemployment.

5. (a) Critically review different theories of Business Cycles.
OR
(b) Critically examine the policy implications of new classical economics.

Paper – III Public Economics – II - Model Question Paper

1. (a) Explain the meaning of a Budget. Explain different concepts of budget deficits and their economics significance.
OR
(b) Discuss various methods of measuring debt after explaining how debt causes a burden ?

2. (a) Discuss the role of fiscal policy in controlling inflation.
OR
(b) What is means by Balanced Budget Multiplier ? Explain its working in India.

3. (a) What is means by Fiscal Imbalances ? What are the methods of correcting imbalances in Federalism.
OR
(b) Discuss the principles followed by the union finance commissions for the award of Grant-in-aid.

4. (a) Explain the functional and financial devolutions to local bodies in the light of 73rd constitutional amendment.
OR
(b) Evaluate the centre - state financial relations in India.

5. (a) Analyse the Fiscal sector reforms in India.
OR
(b) Discuss the impact of recent tax reforms on the Indian Economy.

Krishna University M.A Economics March April 2013 Question Papers

Are you looking for Krishna University Machilipatnam Previous Years Question Papers. MA Economics All subjects 2013 Question Papers are listed below.

Question Paper University : Krishna University, Machilipatnam
Course: M.A. Economics
Semester: 2nd Semester degree
Exam Year : March / April 2013
Question Paper Description : MA Economics question papers subject wise. Papers have 3 hours of time for maximum of 70 marks only. Answer all the questions. All questions carry equal marks.

List of all subjects:-
Paper – I Micro Economic Analysis – II
Paper – II Macro Economic Analysis – II
Paper – III Public Economics – II
Paper - IV Indian Economy
Paper - V Statistical Methods

Paper – I Micro Economic Analysis – II:

(a) Explain price rigidity with kinked demand curve.
(Or)
(b) Explain price and output determination under bilateral monopoly.
(a) Discuss merits and demerits of Baumol s revenue maximization model.
(or)
(b) Discuss Brain's limit pricing theory.
(a) Critically examine marginal productivity theory.
(Or)
(b) Explain the product exhaustion theorem.
(a) Explain critically Pigovian welfare economics.
(Or)
(b) Discuss the theory of second best in welfare economics.
(a) Explain the walrasian general equilibrium model.
(Or)
(b) Explain two by two by two model.

Paper – II Macro Economic Analysis – II :
(a) Explain a Behavioral model of money supply determination
OR
(b) Discuss about the concept of high powered money and money multiplier.
(a) Explain Milton Friedman s Theory of demand for money.
OR
(b) What are the main monetarist arguments against keynes view ? Bring out the revuval of monetarism.
(a) Explain Mundell – Flemming model.
OR
(b) Write about Monetary approach theory to Balance of Payments.
(a) Explain the concept of Rational Expectations. Examine its effect on public policy.
OR
(b) Examine the difference between short run and long run Phillips curve and explain the concept of natural rate of unemployment.
(a) Critically review different theories of Business Cycles.
OR
(b) Critically examine the policy implications of new classical economics.

Paper – III Public Economics – II:
(a) Explain the meaning of a Budget. Explain different concepts of budget deficits and their economics significance.
OR
(b) Discuss various methods of measuring debt after explaining how debt causes a burden ?
(a) Discuss the role of fiscal policy in controlling inflation.
OR
(b) What is means by Balanced Budget Multiplier ? Explain its working in India.
(a) What is means by Fiscal Imbalances ? What are the methods of correcting imbalances in Federalism.
OR
(b) Discuss the principles followed by the union finance commissions for the award of Grant-in-aid.
(a) Explain the functional and financial devolutions to local bodies in the light of 73rd constitutional amendment.
OR
(b) Evaluate the centre - state financial relations in India.
(a) Analyse the Fiscal sector reforms in India.
OR
(b) Discuss the impact of recent tax reforms on the Indian Economy.