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Note: (1) Attempt as many questions as you can. Each question carries 3 marks. One
mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. Zero mark will be awarded
for each unattempted question.
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(2) If more than one alternative answers seem to be approximate to the correct
answer, c;hoose the closest one.
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(3) Law included in the IX Schedule derives their validity being part of IX Schedule
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2. Under which Article the Legislature of a State may impose restrictions on trade.
commerce and intercourse?
(I) Article 302 (2) Article 303 (3) Article 304 (4) Article 305
M 1F"I <lit "'~'""'" f.!;a ~ t 1lO<! OIl1'lR, ~ 1('i 'lW!l ~ 'R ~ <'l'11 ~
t?
(I) ~ 302 (2) ~ 303 (3) ~ 304 (4) ~ 305
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(I) Article 248 (2) Article 252 (3) Article 253 (4) Article 246
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(I) Article 136 (2) Article 137 (3) Article 133 (4) Article 139
10. The following Article provides a repository of dit;;cretionary power to the Supreme Court
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~ mTItH "" ~ t
(I) ~, ~, <'!RR
(2) "fllfu'll il!tl1'ft ..Ill""" i\; w<r<: I\bI "" f.r>ffivr q;>:<fi ~
(3) "fllfu'll fll'''''''l3l1 <it Wrn q;>:<fi ~
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14. State may make special provisions for admission of the backward classes or the
Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes to the educational institutions that are
(1) aided (2) unaided (3) private (4) All of the above
(1) Right to vote (2) Right to reply (3) Right to print (4) Right to know
(2) f1mt -..fln "" .. Rt;"d .ad ., iij ~ "" oWR ~ 21 "4<1 <fM "it 'Il: ~ ~
(I) Article 29 (2) Article 30 (3) Article 26 (4) All of the above
20. Proclamation issued under Article 356 shall cease to operate unless approved by both
Houses of Parliament before the expiry of
"'1iS<l,
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iij ~ <IG-if "4<1 lI1"'IT ~ >m! W<!t I
(I) 6 >m (2) I 'I'f (3) 2 "'"' (4) 30 ~
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(4) those sources of law from which the law derives its force and validity
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(2) fIrilI it ~ mo
(3) fIrilI it ~ mo, <il\ 4"",",ll ~ ~
(4) fIrilI il; ~ mo, f.m! fIrilI "" .,., 11.'i a'lOT """ ~ ~
24. Which one of the following theories is proposed by Guirke and supported by Maitland
in explaining corporate personality?
Wrlli f.t'h1'! <liT _ it r.ro. f.l",flillId il <l fi\;<; ~ "" ilIt ~ "'d,fild 11.'i ~ ~
wmrn fii;,n "'" t?
(1) '"~.," <>M (2) mm <>M (4) ~ <>M
25. Mark the incorrect statement
(I) Positive law is made by the sovereign and positive morality not by it
(2) Positive law is made by the sovereign and positive morality by God
{3) Positive law is made by the sovereign and positive morality by the consent of the
people
(4) None of the above
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27. Which one of the following concepts does not belong to Sociological School of
Jurisprudence?
28. Name of the Jurist who is called as 'Darwinian before Darwin' and 'sociologist before
sociologjsts' is
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it'llHT""" t?
(I) i\;Rl'! (2) ~ (3) '113& (4) 11
29. Who said, "The movement of progressive societies has hitherto been a movement from
status to contract"?
"",Ili~n<'l wmIf "" 3!i<il <'14 ~ (Iq; ~ ~ li1lIGI (Iq; "" ~ m t,.. 'It' fli;!m _ t?
(I) 'f'l<I (2) iR (3) -..i; (4) ~
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... ,'< I f'lo; ~ 'Ft 3!TtlR """" i\; .,n,n <lit 'm'R fuln .nit t ," 'fl' q;>R ~ t?
(I) ~(f.l~ (2) WR (3) ~ (4) ~
(2) the essential body of legal rules is always based upon the social facts of law
(3) a balance is to be struck between the competing interests in society
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39. ... statement of law is nothing more than a prediction of what the Courts will decide" is
the main foundation of
"11!f. fufuq; ~ ""<i'<iI<ii om ~ "If.! qffi f.!uf<iI <li\ "f.\",,,,.n .it ~ ~ >It 'It! U' 'lO
mt <I'lIGT'I 'lIT '@ >mm t?
(1) ~fii~,Ill'" <I'lIGT'I (2) ijql'il~lIijft(j e4le:11I
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43. "A clear-cut proof of custom can outweigh the written text of law" was held by the Privy
Council in
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"i1WI "'" .. 1jll J!l!1OT ~ ""'f! <lit ~15T ~ q~"''r'f o't omIT t .. , ~ f.l,p, nm 'l>'fflRI
1:llJ ~ '"' 'R ~ i\; 1Wt fum 11'11?
(I) ~ * <RIm iRJtJ 'lJ. <fIIf#1'1I (2) #t ""'" mm: iRJtJ ~ mm:
(3) ""'"" <!/'I iRJtJ >fr.rr ~ (4) Fm m iRJtJ #t <m'I
44. Which of the following is not an essential condition which the parties to the marriage
must fulfill for a valid marriage?
(4) None of them should have a spouse living at the time of marriage
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rm'
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(2) ~ ","-~ '"T m ;fflI .ro
(3) ~ ","-~ li ~ O"! if ~ ;fflI .ro ~ oil AA<: ~ i\; .m if amrr 1;1
(4) ~ it li i1WI ,jj "lflI; '"T, ~ i\; <P<>! ~ 'lftr/'ll'ft ;fflI mr
45. In which of the following cases, the constitutional validity of Section 9 of Hindu
Marriage Act, was upheld by the Supreme Court?
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f.\l=! if ~ flnl; <m; if ~ ~ 3'IflIf.i." <li\ 'Im 9 <li\ a"," <it ~ .. ,.,"". 1:IU "'1,,110
~ '1'11 'IT'
(4) Children born out of voidable marriage before decree of nullity are legitimate
47. Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding a valid adoption under Hindu
Law?
(1) The person adopting the child must be major and of sound mind
(3) The child should not have completed age flfteen years
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48. A, a Hindu male dies intestate leaving behind him, his father, brother, sister and one
step brother. Who shall inherit bis property which is self-earned by A?
(4) Father. brother and sister but not the step brother
A, v,q; ~ ~ flr.n ~ <nfi>rn t wR "<fti) wR fun, 'I1f, ~ "'" v,q; ~ 'I1f -.i\ ;;)~
"ffiIT t I A 1:RI m 3lr.i<r ~ '!iT "I1fU! .:r.t ~ 1
(I ) i\><r.! fun
(2) fun 1I!i .m
(3) fun 1I!i $if .m
(4) fun, .m 1I!i ~ ~ ~ 'I1f ~
49. Which one of the following relatives was made coparcener and conferred rights in the
joint HindUlllfamily property by Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005 ?
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50. The distinction between Streedhana and women's property was abolished by
lift'I'I l('i ~ <Iil W'!flI if ~ <i't m "lfuf.l .. " ~ Wl1l! M '1'11 '11?
(4) with an object of obeying 'the laws of the country concerned which includes the
personal law
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(I) four courses (2) three courses (3) two courses (4) one course
54. Ground of failure to perfonn marital obligations, is available to the wife, for divorce
(1) if the failure is without any reasonable cause
(2) if the failure is for a period of three years
(3) both (1) aod (2)
(4) either (1) or (2)
(3) be made validly through the medium of trust only with the permission of the court
(4) he made validly through the medium of trust only with the permission/ consent of
the heirs
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( I) "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q ~>t "'" iI ~ 'IT ~ t
(2) "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q ~>t "'" iI ~ ~ 'IT ~ t
(3) """'"'' <Ii\ ~ i\; _ ~ "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q 1ft ~>t "'" iI ~ 'IT ~ t
(4) <nft<it <Ii\ ~ /~ i\; ~ ~ "1Nl i\; 1l1"ll! -Q ~>t "'" iI ~ 'IT ~ t
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58. A unilateral contract in which only one party is bound, is also lmown as
(3)~~ (4)~~
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3!'R m
,,;t '""'" 'W'! "it ..., 'W'! 'R ~ ,,;t ~ tI ~
om ~ ~ "" ~ f.\"! 3lNR 'R 1lI;ln 'IT WIi<IT t
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(4) ;m"U"'l <lit f.ril! om .m ',""I" ..~f ~ ~ " f.r.!m on< "" t
63. A agrees to pay B Rs 1,000 if two straight lines should enclose a space. The agreement
is void under
A, B " '!m ""'" t it 'If<: G1 $1\ WIll ~ l'ITo! -.i\ ;roI\ t "fft .. B -.i\ 1,000 ~o ~I
. . '!m ~ 3l'fR l1I:'I t?
(I) mu 36 (2) 'IIU 39 (3) 'IIU 55 (4) 'IIU 56
(3) both the promisor and promisee are excused from the performance
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65. If a person who finds goods, belonging to another, takes them into his custody, then he
f.iq .>iI
(4) A contracts to buy B's house for immediate occupation
(I) A, B ~
it ~ ~ WI'I
,ft.,RI,ft" ~ ;fit
i\; '"' i\; ~
~ t
it t 1
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69. The transfer of contractual rights or liabilities by a party to the contract to some other
person who is not a party is known as
i\; 11!1' ql5'liR om ~ ;JR "Ifu; 'IiI, iI ql5'liR 'It! to ';1'<\,*"" ~ 3N<IT ~ ""
~1'11"f1{\11 ;;n;n ~ t
( 1) . " ' " ' " i\; "'" it (2) e":!~'H i\; "'" it
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(l) Ram Swamp vs. Bansi Mander (2) Fa/eh Singh vs. Sanwal Singh
(1) M""M ""'" <iWt m:r (2) '"'" fillr iR'T'l !R<ffi' fi'r;<
(3) ~ ""'" ~ -.ff (4) Q<'HI('1 iR'T'l ~ ~
II)~
(3)~~
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74. Placing of ornaments in a bank locker is not a contract of bailment. This statement is
{I} true {2} false {3} partly true {4} partly false
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31fuf.l<lQ i\; 3I'1R 'lffift qoj\ "'" q~ -a ~ "'" qoj\ "" ~ t
76. A manufacturer is liable to the ultimate consumer of goods though no contract exists
between them, was first held in
1('6 ~ al'R '@'f!I ~ i\; lIfiI 3~'~loi1 .rnr t <mfi\ :;.Ti\; ofRI q;f{ ~" ~ m.n, OIl!
f.iof,r m. ~ iI f.mI ""'?
(I) ~ iRTIl ~ (2) ~ iRTIl R'l>l'li'l
(3) ~ iRTIl ~ {4} f.I..)HM iRTIl :mM~
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78. Which of the following cases is related to maxim Injuria sine dwnno?
R'" r" ru.o if it ~ -m 'Ill; ilRT .ma '" mf.i "'" f.lll1! it ~ ~,
(I) ~ iRT'! ~ (2) ~ iRT'! ft;m{fI
(3) #<I iRT'! ~ (4) '2<'~)c'" iRT'! ""~
(3) Grant vs. Australian Knitting Mills (4) Derry vs. Peek
80. Which out of the following persons cannot sue for nuisance?
(1) Tenant
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(1) 1l!;(I.~R
81. Which one of these is not required to be proved by plaintiff in case of malicious
prosecution?
83. Which one of the following is not a justification/defence in cases of assault and
battery?
(3) Self-defence
13) 3ffiIl\!<~
14) "''1'1\\0; ~
84. Governmental liability for the Torts committed by its servants in England is governed
by
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85. Govemmentalliability for the Torts committed by its servants in India is similar to the
liability of
(1)~~~
86. Which of the following defences is generally not allowed in a case of strict liability?
(3) ll1'IR aN
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88. Which Article in the Constitution of India is related to governmental liability for Torts
committed by its servants?
(1) Article 300 (2) Article 310 (3) Article 315 (4) Article 320
(4) ~T
90. Which of the following maxims is related to consent as a defence in an action for Tort?
(2) ~;if.r PR ~
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91. Innuendo is
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OIr..~d ~ 'fiT aN t
(I) ~ <I'f\ ill 'i1WI\ "1'! "'"" ~IR ~'~'" " ~
(2) ~.". f.rim "'"' ~ ~ t
(3) ~ f.rim ~ '<IT 3'!'fiT 3iilRR ~ -a ~ _ 'IT lIifilIT
94. In which of the following cases, the State was not held vicariously liable for the Tort
committed by its employee?
f.!"I if - flrn ~ if "{1"1 qi\ 'l?f "" - am mrtt' WU <lit 11f I\ffi! ~ ~ 3fl(~I41 -;;tf ~
'1'IT ",?
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95. In a case of trespass to land the following remedy is not available to the plaintiff
(I) detinue
(I) fu't,,-~-,>f.,tl\
(2) f.\ ... ,e. 3N<IT 'lfl! <lit -.mfI 11; ~ ,<f,t!l
(3) 'I"mIf EN 11; ~ m<:
(4) =-~"6 ~
96. Which of the following is the correct theoretical sequence in the Commission of an
offence?
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(ii) 141'1~Cfi ~
liii) ~ 'lftUJ11I
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Code:
97. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the
lists :
List-I List-II
fa) Movable property obtained without consent li) Robbery
(b) Movable property obtained without consent lii) Extortion
by instant-violence
(c) Movable property obtained without consent liii) Dacoity
induced by fear
(d) Movable property obtained using instant (iv) Theft
violence by a gang of six persons
Code:
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'{'It-I 'lit '{'It-I! il; _ ~ -.it 1i ~ il; ;f'r;t ~ 'l1( ~ "" m q;f,j ~ ~ 3m ""
'I'!'I -.it ,
'{'It-I ~-H
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99. Section 73 of IPC provides for the maximum limit of solit~ conrmement to be
101. In which of the following offences Mens rea is not an essential ingredient?
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102. [0 which of the following cases, the Supreme Court declared Section 303 of the IPC as
unconstitutional?
104. A, an officer of a Court of Justice is ordered by the Court to arrest Y. He arrests Z after
due inquiry believing Z to be Y
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105. The basic difference between Section 34 and Section 149 of IPC is
(lJ Section 34 creates a principle of joint liability and does not create a specific
offence, Section 149 creates a specific offence
{2} Section 149 does not create a specific offence, but Section 34 creates a specific
offence
(3) both create specific offences, but the principle of joint liability is created only by
Section 34
(3) <J;il tt ~ r.nm >1'm'iI <!i\ ~ -n t ~ ~ 3fl\{"<l1 ~ ftq;r;;r <!i\ ~ iI;qa 'lTU
34tt-n~
(4) ~ if ~ ~ 'It!
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106. Which of the following punisrunents cannot be awarded under the IPC?
108. A obtained a sum of Rs 10,000 from B by putting B in fear of death. Which one of the
following offences was committed?
A 'I B
~1
l!iI ~ "" "" !S, .., :nm 10,000 .0 <lit "'"' Jffi! <lit, ~ f.t"! il iI <o't.!-m 3ffi1'l
109. Which one of the follDwing is an essential element of criminal breach of trust?
14) "'"~~~
(3) under Section 211 of IPC (4) under Section 204 of IPC
11) ",o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 200 t omr 12) "'o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 201 t omr
13) ",o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 211 t omr 14) "'o~o<io >Ii\ '11U 204 t omr
111. 'Dowry death' under the Indian Penal Code has been put under the Chapter
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112. Which of the following is immaterial for the offence of wrongful confinement?
(I) Malice
113. A picks up a stick and pointing towards B says .. I will beat and break your bones". It
amounts to
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115. A voluntarily throws into a river. a ring belonging to Z with the intention of thereby
causing wrongful loss to Z. A has committed
A ...... ,tJ.. z ofi\ -0:0; W@\ ." oil ~ 'I!'lf.t ofi\ -:ftmI II ~ 1\ i\;o; tIT t, A ~ qorr 3l'ro'I
flI;on ~?
116. Which of the following cases relates to recognition of States and Governments?
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f.I ... lflfu1d it " qIR-m 'IT<: ~ r..~I(QR1 "" m. <nIT t % ailofIf.I<iI "'f!m ~ "" ~ "".'<lq;
-t?
(1) ~ Ji).,<4 o. <l;;;
(3) ffl<1I <l;;;
127. In which country, Treaty Law is a part of the Supreme Law of the land?
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(3) First (Optional) Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Right
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'l1I ~~ 'It!! t
( I) fuflrR ~ ,,~~ III 3lflmii <Ii\ """d!i'l" ~ T
(3) fuflrR ~ ,,~~IlI 3lflmii <Ii\ 3I .. d!i'l" ~ i\; VII'! ("'f.Q) "'21,('1 T
131. The Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 was passed by Parliament under
(I) Article 246 (2) Article 248 (3) Article 252 (4) Article 253
"",of!. (mlll"l) ~. 1972 flrn ~ i\; ~ ~;:m lIm f,;;,n "'" "'1
133. The number of the States signed the Resolution requesting Parliament to pass law for
prevention of water pollUtion is
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(3) ~ U"! ~ ~"! 'R ~ mlfiR ~ (4) flI~,flI.., ~ ~ 'lm 1('0 JmWt ~
136. The Environment (Protection) Act provides for the powers and functions of
137. When an Act constitutes an offence under the Environment (Protection) Act and also
under any other anti-pollution Act, the offender is punished
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t '" 3I'IIJlll qi\ ~ .,~f.I"q iI; """ ~ ~ """ ~?
(1) q"f..o, (m'il"l) .,~f.I"q iI; """
(3) GT:it .,~f.I,,>il iI; ~
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139. The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 has repealed the following
(I) The Public Liability Insurance Act
(2) The National Environment Appellate Authority Act
(3) The Environment (Protection) Act
(4) The Forest (Conservation) Act
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(2) .,","'", oiti ~ 'lIT ~ p"JI.o, i\; ~ oiti <lit ,."",", ;j ~
142. Which of the following Law was enacted in pursuance of the United Nations Conference
on Environment and Human Right?
q.f.,o, .,; ~ i\; """" ;j UlJ ~ to.; i\; lR'f ;j f.to=I ;j ~ 'llr.!-m ~ 'lm
fII;m '1'IT 'IT'
143. The human rights and polluted environment drew attention of the Supreme Court for
the first time in the case of
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IM~"" iml2""'e ~
(I) <'ffi iRJ1! = ~ U"1
(2) ~c #10 ~ iRJ1! 'MH""f
(3) ffi7'f '1f.1ff1.fRi!l iRJ1! ~
~ ~ q;) ~ ~ "IRT;;mn t?
(I) q.r",o, if ~ ~ t ~
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147. Under Evidence Act, a statement made"by co-accused at the time of commission of the
offence is
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149. Under which Section of the Indian Evidence Act bad character of an accused is not
relevant?
150. Which Section of the Indian Evidence Act is related with doctrine of Res ipsa loquitor?
(I) Section 102 (2) Section 104 (3) Section 106 (4) Section 108
(I) >mT 102 (2) >mT 104 (3) 'Im 106 (4) _ 108
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