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PART-A

1) Who is a Muslim

2) Doctrine of Aul

3) Pre-emption

4) Powers of curator

5) Triple talaq

6) Iddat

7) Wasiat

8) Waqf

PART-B

1) Explain the sources of Islamic Law

2) Explain the essentials of waqf. How is it created and revoked?

3) Explain the general principles of inheritance under Sunni law.

4) What are the powers of a "Dejure Guardian" and "Defacto Guardian" under Mohammedan Law?

PART-C

1) A Muslim would like to give away 50% of his property by will to his near relatives. Can he bequeath 50% of his property. Discuss.

2) 'A' a Shia Women, marries a Christian male. Is the marriage valid? Will it make any difference if 'A' is a Sunni woman?

3) A Muslim male, who is living abroad, would like to divorce his wife living in India. For this purpose, he delegated this right to his father. Will such delegation be valid?

4) A, a Christian dies leaving behind a widow, two sons and two daughters. Distribute the property among the legal heirs.

PART-A

1) Essentials of Waqf

2) Mutawali

3) Fasid Marriage

4) Iddat

5) Promp Dower

6) Talaq-Ul-Biddat

7) Sources of Muslim Law

8) Doctrine of Rad

PART-B

1) Explain the law relating to maintenance to divorced Muslim wife.

2) What are the requisites of a valid Gift under Muslim Law? State the different categories of gifts?

3) How the property of Christian Male devolves by intestate succession rules, explain with the help of examples.

4) What are the grounds on which a Muslim wife can oblain divorce under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act?

PART-C

1) 'A', a Christian boy married 'B' a Hindu girl married in a function hall with Hindu rites. Is that marriage valid under any personal law? If not, advise the couple to make it a valid one.

2) 'P' a Hindu girl embraces Islam and marries a Muslim boy. After some time she reconverts to Hinduism. She wanted to dissolve her marriage with that Muslim husband. Advise her.

3) 'X' a Muslim made an oral declaration of making a gift of 100 yards of his plot to his friend 'Y' and said it will be delivered to him after X's pilgrimage. It was orally accepted by Y. Before the delivery of property, X died. Y wanted to obtain the property from X's legal representatives. Will he succeed?

4) 'A' a Muslim dies leaving behind his mother and a son's daughter. Distribute his property to his heirs.

PART-A

1) Khula

2) Batil Marriage

3) Guardian for Muslim Minor

4) Hiba-shart-Ul-lwaz

5) Talaq-Ul-Biddat

6) Sources of Muslim Law

7) Doctrine of Rad

8) Wasiat

PART-B

1) Explain the intestate succession rules for distribution of property of a Christian.

2) What are the Salient features of the Special Marriage Act, 1954?

3) What are the different kinds of guardianship known to Muslim Law?

4) Write an essay on the various grounds of divorce available under Muslim Law for a Muslim Husband.

PART-C

1) 'A' a Sunni Muslim dies leaving behind his widow, father, two daughters and two sons. Distribute the property.

2) 'P' a Hindu married 'Q' a Muslim girl in a Marriage function hall as per the Hindu customary ceremonies. After some time P abandoned Q. Q wants to file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights. Will she be successful?

3) 'X' a Sunni Muslim married a 'Y a Hindu girl after her conversion to Islam. After a period of 5 years of marriage Y wants to come out of the marriage. What is the way out to Y without going to a court of Law?

4) A, a Christian dies leaving behind a widow, two sons and two daughters. Distribute the property among the legal heirs.

PART-A

1) Muslim Marriage a Civil contract

2) Maintenance of wife under Muslim Law

3) Dissolution of guardian

4) Ismailya School

5) Batil / Void marriage

6) Dower

7) Powers and Duties of Mutawalli

8) Waqf

PART-B

1) Discuss about various kinds of Muslim marriages under Muslim Law.

2) Discuss about the right of Muslim Women to seek maintenance with the help of decided cases.

3) 'Under Mohammedan law the mother is entitled to the custody of her minor children but she is not a natural guardian'. Discuss

4) Discuss the rights of divorced women's under Muslim law.

PART-C

1) A executes a deed purporting a transfer of property to B as trustee for his wife and children. A continues in possession and receives rent. Is the gift valid?

2) A Muslim wife becomes a Christian. The husband files a suit for restitution of conjugal rights. Can she plead her conversion as a defence.

3) A Mohammedan minor daughter, living separately with her divorced mother, claims maintenance from her father. Is the claim valid?

4) A bequest is made to 'A' and his children. Another is made to 'B' and his brother. How do those bequests take effect?

PART-A

1) Acknowledgenent of Paternity

2) Disqualification of property succession under Muslim law

3) Valid marriage

4) Requisites of valid will

5) Apostasy

6) Dissolution of marriage

7) Maintenance under Special Marriage Act

8) Promp Dower

PART-B

1) Salient features of Waqf Act of 1995.

2) Classify various principle schools under the Muslim Law.

3) Elucidate on concept of Dower.

4) Define Gift and prerequisites of Gift.

PART-C

1) A and B were married under Special Marriage Act 1954. Their marriage was dissolved by decree of divorce in 1958. A wife married C. Disputes arose between A and C. A sought for judicial separation from C on ground of cruelty. C contended their marriage was void? Decide the legality?

2) Sultana married Rahim in 1980. She begot him a girt child in 1981. He neglected the child. Wife filed for maintenance of Rs.500/- for her and RS.300/- for child under sec 125 of CrPC before judicial magistrate which was dismissed? What remedies does sultana and the child have?

3) Mohd Kasim bequeathed all his property to his grandchild and dies leaving his widow and son. Decide on validity of bequest and the remedies for widow and son.

4) A Hanafi Muslim marries for fifth time to fifth wife. Can children of fifth wife are legitimate and can they inherit the properties and enumerate on validity of marriage. Decide.

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Consolidated questions

PART-A

1) Waqf

2) Wasiat

3) Doctrine of Rad

4) Sources of Muslim Law

5) Talaq-Ul-Biddat

6) Promp Dower

7) Iddat

8) Maintenance under Special Marriage Act

9) Triple talaq

10) Powers and Duties of Mutawalli

11) Dower

12) Batil / Void marriage

13) Ismailya School

14) Dissolution of marriage

15) Powers of curator

16) Hiba-shart-Ul-lwaz

17) Pre-emption

18) Fasid Marriage

19) Guardian for Muslim Minor

20) Mutawali

21) Apostasy

22) Batil Marriage

23) Dissolution of guardian

24) Maintenance of wife under Muslim Law

25) Doctrine of Aul

26) Who is a Muslim

27) Requisites of valid will

28) Valid marriage

29) Disqualification of property succession under Muslim law

30) Essentials of Waqf

31) Muslim Marriage a Civil contract

32) Khula

33) Acknowledgenent of Paternity

PART-B

1) Write an essay on the various grounds of divorce available under Muslim Law for a Muslim Husband.

2) Define Gift and prerequisites of Gift.

3) Elucidate on concept of Dower.

4) What are the different kinds of guardianship known to Muslim Law?

5) What are the Salient features of the Special Marriage Act, 1954?

6) What are the grounds on which a Muslim wife can oblain divorce under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act?

7) How the property of Christian Male devolves by intestate succession rules, explain with the help of examples.

8) What are the powers of a "Dejure Guardian" and "Defacto Guardian" under Mohammedan Law?

9) What are the requisites of a valid Gift under Muslim Law? State the different categories of gifts?

10) Discuss the rights of divorced women's under Muslim law.

11) Explain the law relating to maintenance to divorced Muslim wife.

12) 'Under Mohammedan law the mother is entitled to the custody of her minor children but she is not a natural guardian'. Discuss

13) Explain the general principles of inheritance under Sunni law.

14) Classify various principle schools under the Muslim Law.

15) Explain the essentials of waqf. How is it created and revoked?

16) Explain the intestate succession rules for distribution of property of a Christian.

17) Salient features of Waqf Act of 1995.

18) Explain the sources of Islamic Law

19) Discuss about the right of Muslim Women to seek maintenance with the help of decided cases.

20) Discuss about various kinds of Muslim marriages under Muslim Law.

PART-C

1) A, a Christian dies leaving behind a widow, two sons and two daughters. Distribute the property among the legal heirs.

2) 'A' a Muslim dies leaving behind his mother and a son's daughter. Distribute his property to his heirs.

3) A Hanafi Muslim marries for fifth time to fifth wife. Can children of fifth wife are legitimate and can they inherit the properties and enumerate on validity of marriage. Decide.

4) A bequest is made to 'A' and his children. Another is made to 'B' and his brother. How do those bequests take effect?