Legal-Assistant – DSSSB

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Legal Assistant

The maxim 'Qui facit per alium facit per se' means The superior must be responsible or let the principal be liable He who acts through another is deemed in law as doing it himself A personal right of action dies with a person From a dishonorable cause an action does not rise

The Profit and Loss Account prepared by the Assessee is not correct from the income tax point of view as Several such expenses are charged to it which are wholly or partly inadmissible under the Income Tax Act Some admissible expenses are omitted from it Some taxable incomes are not credited to it All of the above

'Fixed deposit' can be also called as which of the following ? Time Deposit Time Liabilities Term Deposit All of the above

Which Chapter of Advocates Act, 1961 explains about Right to Practise ? Chapter V Chapter IX Chapter VI Chapter IV

The Right to Redeem can only be extinguished by

a. Act of Parties or

b. A decree of Court

This was upheld by the Court in 

Parameshwaran v. Govindan Najjappa v. Siddiah Prithi Nath Singh v. Surj Balkrishna v. Rangnath

The maxim - 'ut res magis valeat quam pereat' means it may rather become operative than null to unhold the constitutionality of statues whenever it can rationally be done both (A) and (B) None of the above

Which of the following cannot be considered to be liability arising out of special relationship ? Owner and independent contract Firm and its partners Company and its directors Principal and third party

In which of the following case laws it was held that crossing was not an integral part of a cheque and that its erasure did not amount to forgery ? Bellamy v. Morjori Banks Simmons v. Taylor Hibernian Bank Limited v. Gysin and Hansan Bhrahma Sham v. Chartered Bank of India

The provisions relating to Uniform Civil Code under Indian Constitution is dealt under Article 41A Article 43 Article 44 Article 37

For the purpose of Section 54 of Transfer of Property Act there must be real delivery of the property. This was observed by the Privy Council under Bishwanath Prasad v. Chandra Narayan Sibendrpada v. Secretary of State Muthu Karuppan v. Muthusamban Trilochan v. Ramdev Pradan

The provisions relating to 'GIFTS' has been explained under Chapter III Chapter VII Chapter VI Chapter X

The Supreme Court has deprecated the decreasing trend of service element and increasing trend of commercialization of the legal profession. Which among the following case laws was this verdict given ? Sahil Kumar Datta v. T.M. and M.C. Tahil Ram Issardas Sadarangani v. Ramchand Issardas Sadarangani Bar Council of U.P. v. State of U.P. Posts and telegraph Board v. M.A. Hanumanthan

In which of the following case law did the Supreme Court laid down certain tests for ascertaining passing off to Trademark ? Erven Warnink B.V. v. J. Townend and Sons Gorbatschow Wodka K.G. v.John Distilleries Ltd. N..R. Dongre v. Whirlpool Corporation Cadila Health Care Ltd. Cadila Pharmaceutical Ltd.

Which of the following does not come under the definition of tort ? Duty primarily fixed by law No privity between the parties needed Right in personam Duty towards persons generally

'Jurisdiction of Courts to question the validity of delegated legislation could be taken away'. Who stated this Bhanamal Narendra Kumar Lord Yafee Lord Herschell

Under which of the following reason/s a person shall not be admitted as an advocate on a State roll ? if he is convicted of am offence involving moral turpitude if he is dismissed or removed from employment both (A) and (B) None of the above

'Battery includes assault; it may be described as inchoate battery'. These remarks were made by Cherubin Gregory Wilson Dowling Sir Fredrick Pollock Austin

According to Section 54 of The Transfer of Property Act, essential elements of a sale does not include the price or consideration the parties executor contract the transfer or conveyance

The definition of 'Judgment' under Code of Civil Procedure has been explained under Section 2(8) Section 2(11) Section 2(7) Section 2(9)

Section 25 of The Transfer of Property Act deals regarding Contingent class Contingent interest Fulfilment of condition precedent Conditional transfer

'Municipal Act was a special law applying to Municipal areas whereas the Motor Vehicles Act was a general law applying to all areas in general' this was held in Ratan Lal Aduvika v. Union of India Municipal Council Palai v. T.J. Joseph Ramchandra Mawalal v. State of U.P. State of Rajashtan v. Mangilal Pindwal

Which of the following come under the characteristics of 'Property' ? Possendi Utendi Dispodendi All of the above

The Geographical Indication Act in India was passed in the year 2009 2005 1995 1999

The provision relation to 'Power to remove names from roll' under Advocates Act, 1961, has been covered under Section 26 Section 27 Section 26A Section 27B

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Overview of the Legal-Assistant Exam

The Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) is responsible for recruiting capable and skilled individuals for various posts under the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCT of Delhi). One such position is that of the Assistant Law Officer (ALO), also referred to as Legal Assistant.

Role and Responsibilities:

An Assistant Law Officer/Legal Assistant in DSSSB is tasked with providing legal assistance and support within various departments of the GNCT of Delhi. This includes drafting legal documents, representing the department in legal matters, and ensuring compliance with legal standards and regulations.

Eligibility Criteria:

While specific eligibility criteria can vary based on the particular recruitment notification, generally, candidates are required to possess a degree in Law from a recognized university or institution. Additional requirements may include relevant experience in the legal field and proficiency in legal procedures and practices.

Selection Process:

The selection process for the Assistant Law Officer/Legal Assistant typically involves a written examination followed by an interview. The written exam assesses the candidate’s knowledge of legal subjects, general awareness, and reasoning abilities. Candidates who qualify in the written examination are then called for an interview to evaluate their suitability for the role.

Preparation Tips:

1. Understand the Exam Pattern: Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus outlined in the official DSSSB notification.

2. Study Relevant Laws: Focus on important laws, acts, and regulations relevant to the GNCT of Delhi and the specific department you’re applying to.

3. Practice Previous Year Papers: Solving previous year question papers can help you understand the type of questions asked and improve your time management skills.

4. Stay Updated: Keep abreast of current affairs, especially those related to law and governance.

5. Join Study Groups: Engaging with peers preparing for the same exam can provide new insights and aid in effective preparation.

For more detailed information, including previous year question papers and specific eligibility criteria, you can visit the DSSSB’s official website or refer to educational resources that provide comprehensive guides on DSSSB examinations.