Aptitude for Legal Studies – KLEE 2026 5-Year LLB
Click an option to check your answer, or click View Answer. Exam held on 28 June 2026 · Paper code 17/2026/OL.
FIR stands for
- A. First Introduction Report
- B. First Investigation Register
- C. First Investigation Report
- D. First Information Report
Answer: Option D
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In the case of Cognizable offence,
- A. police require permission from the Court to arrest
- B. police can arrest without warrant
- C. it is a negligible offence
- D. police cannot take action as the offence is committed by a minor
Answer: Option B
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In a civil case, the burden of proof usually lies on
- A. the judge
- B. the plaintiff
- C. the witness
- D. the advocate appearing for the defendant
Answer: Option B
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Legally an affidavit is
- A. a written statement made on oath, sworn before an authorized officer and submitted in the court
- B. an oral statement made on oath in the court
- C. a judgement delivered by a judge
- D. a record maintained in the court
Answer: Option A
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Legally liability means
- A. a right of the defendants
- B. wrong doing by a group of people
- C. a crime to be investigated by a special team of police officers
- D. a legal responsibility or obligation imposed by law.
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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A minor enters into a contract. It is
- A. void ab initio
- B. valid automatically when the minor becomes major
- C. partially valid when the minor becomes major
- D. valid after the demise of minor
Answer: Option A
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The Chief Justice of the Kerala High Court is appointed by
- A. Chief Justice of India
- B. Chief Minister of Kerala
- C. President of India
- D. Governor of Kerala
Answer: Option C
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A judge of the High Court holds office until the age of
- A. 65 years
- B. 62 years
- C. 60 years
- D. 58 years
Answer: Option B
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A person X threatens another person Y to publish defamatory statements in a newspaper unless Y pays money. This amounts to
- A. undue influence
- B. coercion
- C. fraud
- D. unlawful detention
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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In tort laws, the term Battery means
- A. intentional physical contact without consent
- B. verbal abuse
- C. damaging another property
- D. forceful detention of a minor
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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