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Assertion: caveat emptor means the buyer beware.
Reason: one should rely on the representation made by the seller.

• Both A and R are true

• Both A and R are true and R is correct explanation of A.

• R is true A is false

• R is true A is false

Assertion: nemo qud not hebet no one can pass a better title than he has.
Reason: once goods has been sold to bonafide purchaser he does not become owner of the goods.

• A is true R is false

• R is true A is false

• Both A and R are true

• Both A and R are true

• Committee on Estimates 

• Public Accounts Committee

• Committee on Public Undertaking

• Committee on Public Undertaking

• The Union Ministry of Law justice and Company Affairs

• The Parliament

• The president of India

• The president of India

• Prime Minister
  
  

•  Planning Commission

• President

• President

 When did the UN General Assembly adopt the statute of the International Civil Service Commission.

•  December 1974

•  December 1976

• December 1978

• December 1978

• Two ranks up
  

•  One rank up

• Two ranks down

• Two ranks down

•  A scheme for labelling Environment Friendly Consumer Product

• A Scheme for labelling pollution free industrial Unit

• A Cost-effective Production Technique

• A Cost-effective Production Technique

•  Bangladesh

•  Nepal

•  Bhutan

•  Bhutan

•  Both A and R are individually true and R is the correct explanation of A

•  Both A and R are individually true but R is not the correct explanation of A

•  A is true but R is false

•  A is true but R is false