ISC 2024 Legal Studies Question Paper for Class 12

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Legal Studies2024Download the official ISC Class 12 Legal Studies question paper from the 2024 board examination conducted by CISCE (paper code 881). Practise with the actual 2024 paper to revise for the final ISC examination.
Official question paper published by CISCE.
About this paper
This is the ISC Class 12 Legal Studies paper (code 881) from the 2024 board examination set by CISCE. It carries 70 marks, runs for three hours plus fifteen minutes of reading time, and has twelve compulsory questions on five printed pages. Section A is Question 1, fourteen one-mark items mixing multiple choice, an assertion–reason pair, a principle-and-facts problem and very short answers. Section B has seven four-mark questions and Section C four seven-mark questions. One question in Section B and one in Section C give an internal choice. Section C includes a short case on whether a private letter amounts to defamation. This copy has the questions only.
- Exam
- ISC Class 12
- Subject
- Legal Studies
- Year
- 2024
- Paper code
- 881
- Maximum marks
- 70
- Time allowed
- 3 hours + 15 min reading
- Questions
- 12
- Pages
- 5
- Answers included
- No, questions only
Paper pattern
Section A
14 marksQuestion 1: 14 one-mark parts, including multiple choice, assertion–reason, a principle with facts, and very short answers
Section B
28 marksQuestions 2–8, four marks each; internal choice in one question
Section C
28 marksQuestions 9–12, seven marks each, including a case on defamation; internal choice in one question
Topics covered
- Indian Contract Act
- Transfer of Property Act
- Torts, negligence and defamation
- Culpable homicide, murder and dowry death
- Fundamental rights, restrictions and writs
- Directive Principles of State Policy
- Arbitration, conciliation and Lok Adalat
- Lokpal and the National Human Rights Commission
- National Green Tribunal
- Free legal aid and para-legal volunteers
Questions from this paper
- State any two duties of para-legal volunteers in helping people to access justice.
- Distinguish between assault and battery by giving any two points.
- When does an extortion become a robbery?
- All murders are culpable homicides, but all culpable homicides are not murders. Explain this statement and give three exceptions to the offence of murder under Section 300 of the Indian Penal Code.
- Give the meaning of the doctrine of lis pendens and state any two of its essentials.
- What is meant by a void agreement? Briefly discuss the provisions of Sections 25 to 30 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872.
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