B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 3 Constitutional Law I 2018 Dec (100 marks) Question Paper - KSLU

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PART - 1

1. Q1 Discuss the nature and scope of freedom of speech and expression under the Constitution of India with the help of decided cases.
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2. Q2 Examine the freedom of religion guaranteed under the Indian Constitution.
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3. Q3 Discuss the rights of minorities to establish and manage the educational institutions.
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4. Q4 (a) Preamble
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5. Q4 (b) Public Interest Litigation.
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6. Q5 (a) An accused was compelled by police authorities to accept that he committed an offence under a law. Does it amount to violation of his rights ? Decide.
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7. Q5 (b) "A" a citizen of India wanted to go Abroad. He applied for Passport. The Passport was granted but later on it was cancelled as per Section 10(3)(c) of Passport Act. 'A' challenges the Act on the ground that it violates Art. 14 and 21 of the Constitution. Decide.
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PART - 2

1. Q6 Explain the various kinds of emergencies contemplated under the Constitution.
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2. Q7 Examine the Independence and Jurisdiction of Supreme Court.
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3. Q8 What is a money bill ? Explain the legislative procedure regarding ordinary bill and money bill.
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4. Q9 (a) Writ of Mandamus
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5. Q9 (b) Election Commission of India.
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6. Q10 (a) 'A' grows tea and exports it to Calcutta via Assam. Assam state legislature has passed a law imposing taxes on goods carried by road and inland waterways. is 'A' liable to pay tax ?
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7. Q10 (b) President of India appointed the judge for the Supreme Court without consultation of Chief Justice of India. Does it amount to violation of the Constitutional Provisions ? Decide.
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