Actual problems of civil law test

Collection of tasks for the discipline "Actual problems of civil law."

Task 1.
Question 1: Cannot be claimed by vindication:
1. money and securities;
2. money and bearer securities;
3. money and bearer securities - from a bona fide acquirer;
4. money and securities - from a paid acquirer;
Question 2: In the event of a voluntary loss of ownership by the owner of his vindication action against a compensated bona fide acquirer:
1.satisfied;
2. is not satisfied;
3.satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4. is not satisfied, even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 3: In the event of a voluntary loss of ownership by the owner of his vindication action against a compensated dishonest acquirer:
1.satisfied;
2. is not satisfied;
3. is satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4. is not satisfied, even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 4: In the event of an involuntary loss of ownership by the owner of his vindication action against a gratuitous bona fide acquirer:
1.satisfied;
2. is not satisfied;
3. is satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4. is not satisfied, even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 5: In the event of a voluntary loss of ownership by the owner of his vindication claim against a gratuitous bona fide acquirer:
1.satisfied;
2. is not satisfied;
3. is satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4. is not satisfied, even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Task 2.
Question 1: In the event of the owner's involuntary loss of possession, his vindication action against the compensated bona fide acquirer:
1.satisfied;
2. is not satisfied;
3. is satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4. is not satisfied, even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 2: In the event of a voluntary loss of ownership by the owner of his vindication action against a gratuitous unscrupulous acquirer:
1.satisfied;
2. is not satisfied;
3. is satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4. is not satisfied, even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 3: In the event of an involuntary loss of ownership by the owner of his vindication action against a compensated dishonest acquirer:
1satisfied;
2 not satisfied;
3satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4 not satisfied even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 2: In the event of the owner's involuntary loss of possession, his vindication action against a gratuitous unscrupulous acquirer:
1satisfied;
2 not satisfied;
3satisfied if the thing is preserved in kind;
4 not satisfied even if the thing is preserved in nature;
Question 3: In what cases can the property be vindicated from an unscrupulous acquirer:
1.if the claimed property has left the possession of the owner at his will;
2. only money and bearer securities may be vindicated from an unscrupulous purchaser;
3. if the unscrupulous acquirer acquired the claimed property free of charge;
4. in any case;
5. in the first and in the second case;

Task 3.
Question 1. Is the issue of a bill by its legal nature?
1. legal action;
2. a legal act;
3. a legal act;
4.deal;
5. an event;
Question 2: According to the classification of legal facts adopted in the theory of civil law, the creation of a literary work belongs to legal:
1.Events;
2. rights;
3.actam;
4. actions;
5. solutions;
Question 2: The conclusion of the preliminary contract is legal:
1. by action;
2. act;
3.act;
4.deal;
5. right;
Question 3: Causing harm in a state of urgency should be considered:
1.wrongful act;
2. legal action;
3. the grounds for the origin of the obligation of the inflictor to compensate the injured party for the harm caused;
4. a legal act;
5. a legal event;
Question 4: From the point of view of civil law, actions should include:
1. Creation by scientists of the first spacecraft;
2.detected