MCQs of Succession Act, 1925

The MCQs of Succession Act, 1925 is given here in a Quiz format. The Succession Act, 1925 is a subject of LL.B Part II. The basic objective behind these Important MCQs of the Succession Act, 1925 is to prepare the students for the different examinations like LAW GAT, LAW Entry Tests, ADPP, Civil Judge, and Additional Judge examinations.

So let’s have a look at the most important MCQs of the Succession Act, 1925.

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1.1 #1. The term succession certificate means that the instrument which

1.2 #2. Succession certificate is a _____________ certifying the entitlement of a particular person or persons to successions of a deceased person

1.3 #3. Object of succession certificates is the:

1.4 #4. District Judge with in whose jurisdiction the deceased ordinary resided at the time of____ .

1.5 #5. Succession certificate has to be granted to a miner then

1.6 #6. Who can apply for succession certificate:

1.7 #7. Procedure an application succession certificate prescribes under section:

1.8 #8. Limitation for application of the succession certificate

1.9 #9. Revocation means:

1.10 #10. Who can revoke cancellation certificate?

1.11 #11. Causes / grounds of revocation of succession certificate are described under section:

1.12 #12. The succession certificate can be revoked on the grounds of

1.13 #13. Who can apply for revocation of succession certificate

1.14 #14. Appeal shall be against the order of district judge of the:

1.15 #15. Will means deposition of property which takes effect

1.16 #16. The purpose of will is to enable a person to _______ his property as he wished after his death

1.17 #17. Form of will are:

1.18 #18. A will is liable to be revoked or altered by the

1.19 #19. Essentials of will are:

1.20 #20. Kinds of will are:

1.21 #21. Types of will are:

1.22 #22. Modes of revocation of will are:

1.23 #23. Domicile can be acquired by the following ways:

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#1. The term succession certificate means that the instrument which

succession in made

succession in made

succession is made or done

succession is made or done

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#2. Succession certificate is a _____________ certifying the entitlement of a particular person or persons to successions of a deceased person

document

document

instrument

instrument

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#3. Object of succession certificates is the:

collection of debts of deceased

collection of debts of deceased

paying of debts of the deceased

paying of debts of the deceased

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#4. District Judge with in whose jurisdiction the deceased ordinary resided at the time of____ .

birth

birth

death

death

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#5. Succession certificate has to be granted to a miner then

instead of granting him directly

instead of granting him directly

it is granted to his guardian

it is granted to his guardian

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#6. Who can apply for succession certificate:

sound mind and major person

sound mind and major person

interest in the estate and secretary of state

interest in the estate and secretary of state

beneficial interest in the debt or security

beneficial interest in the debt or security

all of above

all of above

#7. Procedure an application succession certificate prescribes under section:

373

373

374

374

375

375

none of above

none of above

#8. Limitation for application of the succession certificate

no period of limitation

no period of limitation

fixed period of limitation

fixed period of limitation

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#9. Revocation means:

canellation

canellation

recalling, revoking, or cancelling

recalling, revoking, or cancelling

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#10. Who can revoke cancellation certificate?

competent court of jurisdiction

competent court of jurisdiction

ultimate court of jurisdiction

ultimate court of jurisdiction

civil court of ultimate jurisdiction

civil court of ultimate jurisdiction

none of above

none of above

#11. Causes / grounds of revocation of succession certificate are described under section:

373

373

383

383

393

393

none of above

none of above

#12. The succession certificate can be revoked on the grounds of

defective proceeding in the substance

defective proceeding in the substance

effective proceeding in the substance

effective proceeding in the substance

ineffective proceeding in the substance

ineffective proceeding in the substance

none of above

none of above

#13. Who can apply for revocation of succession certificate

interested person

interested person

uninterested person

uninterested person

minor

minor

none of above

none of above

#14. Appeal shall be against the order of district judge of the:

Supreme court

Supreme court

High Court

High Court

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#15. Will means deposition of property which takes effect

after the birth of testator

after the birth of testator

after the death of testator

after the death of testator

during the life of testator

during the life of testator

none of above

none of above

#16. The purpose of will is to enable a person to _______ his property as he wished after his death

dispose of

dispose of

open

open

disclosed

disclosed

none of above

none of above

#17. Form of will are:

unprivileged will

unprivileged will

nuncupative or oral wills

nuncupative or oral wills

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#18. A will is liable to be revoked or altered by the

maker of it

maker of it

legatee of it

legatee of it

executor of it

executor of it

none of above

none of above

#19. Essentials of will are:

testator must be owner of property

testator must be owner of property

property must be existence at the time of the death of testator

property must be existence at the time of the death of testator

property must be capable of being transferred

property must be capable of being transferred

all of above

all of above

#20. Kinds of will are:

joint and mutual will

joint and mutual will

sham & nuncupative will

sham & nuncupative will

duplicate will

duplicate will

all of above

all of above

#21. Types of will are:

conditional

conditional

un-conditional

un-conditional

both a & b

both a & b

none of above

none of above

#22. Modes of revocation of will are:

express

express

implied

implied

both a & b

both a & b

none of these

none of these

#23. Domicile can be acquired by the following ways:

of origin of birth

of origin of birth

by operation of law

by operation of law

of choice

of choice

all of above

all of above

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