Credit work in civil law - test 60 questions

EXAMINATION PAPER
1. What is the subject of civil law?
a) property;
b) property relations;
c) personal non-property relations;
d) true a, b, c.
2. What are non-property intangible goods?
a) the rights to the results of intellectual activity;
b) life;
c) health;
d) business reputation.
3. Which of the principles does not apply to the principles of civil law?
a) legal equality of the participants;
b) inviolability of property;
c) the principle of guilt;
d) freedom of contract.
4. Which of the normative acts in civil law has the highest legal force?
a) the Constitution;
b) the Civil Code;
c) a court order;
d) business custom.
5. Forms of expression of legal norms with all their diversity are
a) sources of law;
b) the law;
c) normative act;
d) legal array.
6. Is it allowed to apply, along with the current Civil Code of the Russian Federation, the provisions of the previous legislation, including the acts of the USSR?
a) yes, provided that there are no regulatory rules in the new Code and federal civil laws and the norms of previous laws contradict the principles and norms of the new Civil Code of the Russian Federation;
b) is not allowed;
c) is allowed, of course;
d) the new Code is valid if there are no regulatory rules in the previous laws.
7. The peculiarities of civil law relations include
a) inequality of the parties, free expression of will;
b) equality of the parties, legal independence of the parties, free expression of will;
c) legal dependence of one of the parties, free expression of will;
d) inequality of the parties, legal dependence of one of the parties.
8. The definition of "a measure of the required behavior of an obliged person" refers to the concept
a) subjective law;
b) subjective duty;
c) the content of the legal relationship;
d) the form of legal relationship.
9. Depending on the structure of the intersubjective relationship, legal relations are classified into
a) relative and absolute;
b) real and obligatory;
c) relative and absolute;
d) legal relations of a property and non-property nature.
10. Disputes about civil law are considered
a) by courts;
b) subjects of civil law;
c) international arbitration;
d) bailiffs.
11. Alienation of property belonging to the owner in civil law
a) is never allowed;
b) is allowed only in cases stipulated by law;
c) is allowed even on grounds not provided for by law;
d) possible as an exchange.
12. The restoration of the situation that existed before the violation of the right, and the suppression of actions that violate the right or create a threat of its violation, constitute a principle in civil law
a) freedom of contract;
b) equality of the parties;
c) restoration of violated rights;
d) non-interference in private affairs.
13. The legal capacity of a citizen is terminated from
a) the moment of death;
b) the moment of entry into force of a court decision to deprive a citizen of legal capacity;
c) the onset of 90 years of age;
d) the onset of 80 years of age.
14. Have legal capacity
a) from the age of 18;
b) from the age of 14;
c) all individuals;
d) citizens who do not break the law.
15. Minors under the age of 14 to make transactions
a) can;
b) they cannot;
c) may in cases provided by law;
d) can, subject to parental consent.
16. Unitary enterprises and institutions are
a) public associations;
b) state bodies and joint stock companies;
c) local government bodies;
d) state bodies and local self-government bodies.
17. Russian Orthodox Church as a legal entity
a) is recognized;
b) is not recognized;
c) is recognized, except for monasteries;
d) recognized if it includes legal entities.
18. Are branches and representative offices legal entities?
a) are;
b) are not;
c) branches are, but representative offices are not;
d) are non-profit organizations.
etc.