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Q1: 1. In the context of Section 90 of the Indian Penal Code, what does "consent known to be given under fear" refer to?

Q2: 2. A person threatens to harm another person's family if they do not sign a contract. What type of consent is this an example of?

Q3: 3. When does consent become invalid under Section 90 of the IPC?

Q4: 4. An individual agrees to sell their property based on false information provided by the buyer. What kind of consent is this?

Q5: 5. In a case where a person consents to a medical procedure due to the doctor's false statements about the risks involved, this is an example of

Q6: 6. What is the legal consequence of obtaining consent through fear or misconception as per Section 90 of the IPC?

Q7: 7. A person agrees to a financial transaction after being threatened with harm. This falls under which category of invalid consent?

Q8: 8. If a person consents to a business deal due to the dominating influence of another party, it is considered

Q9: 9. An individual agrees to a contract due to a mistake regarding the terms involved. What type of consent is this?

Q10: 10. Under Section 90 of the IPC, consent obtained through fraud is considered

Q11: 11. A person agrees to a transaction after being told false information about the product involved. This is an example of consent obtained through

Q12: 12. In a scenario where consent is given due to a misunderstanding of the facts, it falls under which category of invalid consent?

Q13: 13. If a person consents to a contract because they were threatened with physical harm, it is considered

Q14: 14. An individual agrees to a deal due to the overpowering conduct of the other party involved. This type of consent is classified as

Q15: 15. When consent is given based on false promises made by the other party, it constitutes

Q16: 16. If a person consents to a situation due to an error in understanding the circumstances, it is considered

Q17: 17. What is the primary purpose of Section 90 of the IPC regarding consent?

Q18: 18. In a situation where consent is given under duress, it implies

Q19: 19. A person agrees to a transaction due to the fear of losing their job. This is an example of

Q20: 20. When consent is obtained through the exercise of power or authority over an individual, it is termed as

Q21: 21. An individual agrees to a legal agreement based on false information provided by the other party. This is an illustration of

Q22: 22. If consent is given due to a misunderstanding of the facts involved, it is considered

Q23: 23. What legal significance does consent given under fear or misconception hold under Section 90 of the IPC?

Q24: 24. A person consents to a contract due to the dominating influence of another. This type of consent is categorized as

Q25: 25. If a person consents to a situation based on false statements made by the other party, it constitutes

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