1. Which Court is saddled with the duty of holding an inquest whenever there is lying in his district the body of a deceased person who died a violent or unnatural death or a sudden death of which the cause is unknown?
The High Court
The Magistrate Court
The Coroners’ Court
None of the above
2. Which Law Establishes the first law on coroners’ inquest in Nigeria?
The Coroners Ordinance 1944
The Inquest Act 1940
The Conquest Act 1940
None of the above
3. Which law provides for the first enactment of Juvenile Courts in Nigeria?
The Children and Young Persons Ordinance1943
The Juvenile Court Ordinance of 1943
The Teenagers Proficient Act 1943
None of the above
4. How many classes of justices of the Peace do we have
2
3
4
5
5. The Magistrate courts exercising only civil jurisdiction in the Northern Nigeria is known by which name?
The Customary Court
The Northern Criminal Court
The District Courts
The Sharia Court
6. What is the most unique provision of the 1954 Federal Constitution?
Each region was empowered to remove the Judges
Each region was empowered to appoint Governors.
Each region was empowered to establish Self Governance.
Each region was empowered to establish its own court.
7. From the reforms carried out by Sir Donald Cameron the then Governor of Nigeria, which of the following courts was established in Nigeria:
The Native Courts
The Supreme Court
The West African Court of Appeal
All of the above
8. Which of the following is one of the Courts established after amalgamation of the country?
Provincial Courts
The High Court
The Magistrate Court
The Appeal Court
9. How many courts were established after Amalgamation?
1 Court
2 Courts
4 Courts
3 Courts
10. Which of the following is one of the major characteristics of reference materials?
The materials are meant to be consulted in the library only
The library usually buys one copy or in rare cases two copies
They are housed in a separate section within the library
All of the above
11. The section where the library staff provides bibliographic services to the library patrons is known as what?
Processing Department
Acquisitions Department
Reference Department
None of the above
12. Where books and other materials are acquired and processed in the library is known as what?
Reference Department
Acquisitions Department
Processing Department
None of the above
13. Which of the following is a Functions of Catalogue?
Allows access to the collection and provides service to its users.
Enables you to easily find a book or other library
It enables you to know all the works of a given author held in the library and editions of any work
All of the above
14. Justify the assertion ‘’ Law libraries are the only resource very essential to the proper study of law’’.
Correct
Uncertain
Not Correct
None of the above
15. Which of the following is not a reason for studying the source of Law?
It affords an understanding of the various means by which the law governing the society is made
It affords an understanding of the law which is most effective to arrest insurgency
It affords the means by which authoritative written materials are derived.
The study of the sources of law facilitates an understanding of the process by which law derives its validity.
16. Which of the following is not a Statutory Material?
Sale of Goods Act 1893
Nigerian Law Report
Infants Relief Act 1874
Partnership Act 1890
17. Laws passed by the Legislative body during the colonial era are referred to as ……………..?
Legislations
Laws
Ordinances
Statutes
18. Ordinances, Acts, Laws, Decrees and Edicts are known to form part of which of the following?
The Legal Text
The Judicial Material
The Secondary Source of Law
The Primary Source of Law
19. Who are those saddled with the responsibility of making Statutes?
The House of Representative
The Legislators
The Tribunal
The Supreme Military Council
20. Subsidiary legislations are also known as what?
Executive Legislations
Administrative Legislations
Delegated Legislations
None of the above
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