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Define person in brief.
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What are the essential elements of possession?
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What are the legal provision relating to partition under chapter ‘Partition’of the national code(Muluki Ain)?
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Define ownership?Discuss its various modes of acquisition of ownership.
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Define marriage and write the legal provision of void and voidable marriage in nepal?
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Define the meaning of right in legal sense.Highlight on the relationship between right and duties in brief.
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Will theory.
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Concession theory.
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Personality of fetus
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What are the essential elements of rights?
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Define person in brief.
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Salmond stated,”A person is any being whom the law regards as capable of having rights and duties.Any being that so capable is a person,whether a human being or not,and no being that is not so capable is ,a person,even though he be a man.”Justify the statements.
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Right cannot exist without duty.Critically examine the statement from the point of view of right and duty relation.
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Define socialization and describe its various stage.
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Distinguish between ascribed and achieved social status.
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