LAW-GAT Civil Law MCQs

Review is not a full appeal.
It may address discovery of important matter, apparent error, or another sufficient reason under law.

Review is not a full appeal.
It may address discovery of important matter, apparent error, or another sufficient reason under law.

Review is not a full appeal.
It may address discovery of important matter, apparent error, or another sufficient reason under law.

Revision addresses exercise, refusal, or material irregularity of jurisdiction under statutory conditions.
It is narrower than an appeal.

Attachment prevents dealing with property contrary to the court's process.
Further steps may lead to sale or satisfaction.

A first appeal may involve questions of fact and law within statutory limits.
The right exists because the CPC or another law provides it.

Restitution reverses benefits or disadvantages caused by an order later set aside or varied.
It reflects the principle that court acts should not cause unjust loss.

Restitution reverses benefits or disadvantages caused by an order later set aside or varied.
It reflects the principle that court acts should not cause unjust loss.

Restitution reverses benefits or disadvantages caused by an order later set aside or varied.
It reflects the principle that court acts should not cause unjust loss.

Restitution reverses benefits or disadvantages caused by an order later set aside or varied.
It reflects the principle that court acts should not cause unjust loss.

Restitution reverses benefits or disadvantages caused by an order later set aside or varied.
It reflects the principle that court acts should not cause unjust loss.

Restitution reverses benefits or disadvantages caused by an order later set aside or varied.
It reflects the principle that court acts should not cause unjust loss.