Introduction to Law Çıkmış Sorular, Online Deneme Sınavları, Çalışma, Dersler, Sınava Hazırlanma, vize, final

Soru 1:

Which one of the below statement is not eligible for bankruptcy?

A) Merchant B) Partner of general partnerships C) Partner of limited partnerships D) Partner of joint-stock company E) Limited company

Soru 2:

"... is generally defined as a contest where economic decisions can be taken freely by the undertakings in the markets for goods and services." With which of the following the blank in the sentence above should be filled?

A) Market B) Fair trade C) Competition D) Anticompetitive pricing E) Non compete clause

Soru 3:

Unlike the negative declaratory action, a(n)--------------------- is an action of performance; the debtor (now the plaintiff) demands the return unlawfully and unnecessarily paid money to the creditor on account of the compulsory enforcement procedure. In order to file a(n)---------------------, a monetary performance must have been made during a compulsory enforcement procedure under the intimidation of the said procedure. Which of the following terms should replace the blanks in the above paragraph?

A) Commercial bill B) Action for restitution C) Insolvency certificate D) Liquidation E) Composition agreement

Soru 4:

How long may the creditor file an action in the proper court for the invalidation of the objection within?

A) 1 year B) 2 year C) 6 months D) 5 year E) 3 months

Soru 5:

I. An infant is a person who has not yet reached the age of majority – that is 15 in the Turkish law system. II. Children under the age of twelve can not be criminally liable. III. if a child is aged 12 or over but under 15, there used to be a presumption that they could not form mens rea. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

A) Only I B) Only II C) I – II D) I – III E) II – III

Soru 6:

When did the new Turkish Commercial Code come into effect?

A) 2010 B) 2011 C) 2012 D) 2013 E) 2014

Soru 7:

“….involves an investigation into the relations between the norm to be applied and other relevant norms and codes of the same legal system.” Fill the blank with correct word?

A) Subjective teleological interpretation B) Objective teleological interpretation C) Systematic interpretation D) Historical interpretation E) Textual interpretation

Soru 8:

Which one of the followings is wrong?

A) Law exists, in general in the form of rules such as the rule that defines the ball or the one concerning the required number of players in a football game. B) A legal system consist of not only substantive rules, but also it contains rules regarding the ways in which a right can be used or obtained. C) Most of the legal norms contain sanctions. D) It is highly important to recognize that formal sanctions are the distinctive features of law as opposed to other normative orders, such as morality. E) A typical legal norm does not contain a definition and a sanction.

Soru 9:

Which of the following is not one of the types of evidence mentioned in the Statute?

A) Deeds B) Oath C) Witness D) Expert examination E) Preliminary examination

Soru 10:

One day Ceren fights with her parents and leaves the house in anger. Nobody ever hears from her ever again. How and when does Ceren's personality end?

A) Only if and when they find her corpse B) Never, as there is no life threatening situation C) In one year with the application of her parents to court D) In five years with the application of her parents to court E) As soon as the police closes her missing persons file

Soru 11:

On which book of Turkish Commercial Code “valuable papers” are regulated?

A) Book 1 B) Book 2 C) Book 3 D) Book 4 E) Book 5

Soru 12:

In the case of having issues related to the judge of a court, what action can the sufferer take?

A) File an action for damages against the judge B) File an action for damages against the State C) File an appeal to the Court of Cassation D) File a request to have the judge replaced E) No action can be taken

Soru 13:

Which of the followings is the principle that forsees "the defendant should be presumed innocent until proved guilty"?

A) Thin-ice principle. B) Non-retroactivity principle. C) Principle of strict construction. D) Presumption of innocence. E) Principle of maximum certainty.

Soru 14:

I. Persons whose economic interest are damaged or jeopardized II. Customers whose economic interests are infringed III. Professional or economic associations Which of the ones listed above is entitled to bring a court action in cases of unfair competition?

A) I & II. B) Only III. C) II & III. D) Only III. E) I, II & III.

Soru 15:

Which of the following isn’t examined in the preliminary examination stage?

A) Procedural requirements and preliminary objections B) Boundaries of the dispute C) Preparatory proceedings and proceedings necessary for the parties to present evidence and for the discovery of evidence D) Encouraging parties for settlement or mediation in actions on which they may freely act E) Merits of the case

Soru 16:

In which case is the person subject to criminal liability as per "actus reus"?

A) A daughter who murdered her mother while sleepwalking B) A poor father stealing bread to feed his family C) A man getting injured by a person who was pushed by a friend D) A person that was injected hallucinogenics shooting with a gun E) A schizophrenic person assaulting another

Soru 17:

Which of the following is the highest administrative court in the organization of administrative courts and the last instance court for judgments rendered by administrative courts and district administrative courts in the Turkish legal system?

A) Tax Court B) Council of Ministers C) Court of Accounts D) Council of State E) Court of Appeal

Soru 18:

When did the Code of Civil Procedure enter into effect in Turkey?

A) 2011 B) 2012 C) 2013 D) 2014 E) 2015

Soru 19:

Which legal tradition Turkey follows?

A) Common law B) Case law C) British law D) Islamic law E) Civil law

Soru 20:

Criminals are imprisoned for a period of time for the sake of public safety. What is the type of this punishment?

A) General deterrence. B) Specific deterrence. C) Rehabilitation. D) Retribution. E) Incapacitation.