B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 3 Constitutional Law I 2022 Apr Question Paper - KSLU
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Solved paper All 20 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsUNIT - I
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Q1 (a) Explain the law relating to citizenship.Read the model answer
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Q1 OR Can the Indian Constitution be labelled as Federal Constitution ?Read the model answer
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Q1 (b) Preamble.Read the model answer
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Q1 OR Salient features of Indian Constitution.Read the model answer
UNIT - II
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Q2 (a) Explain "State" under Art. 12 of the Constitution. Refer to decided cases.Read the model answer
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Q2 OR Does Art. 14 permit classification ? If so, refer to the basis on which it is permissible.Read the model answer
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Q2 (b) The Air India Regulations provide the conditions of retirement of a Air hostess from the service of Air India either upon attaining the age of 35 years or on marriage if it takes place within four years of service or on first pregnancy whichever occured earlier. Mrs. "N" an air hostess challenges this in the Supreme Court. Decide.Read the model answer
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Q2 OR What is the doctrine of Eclipse ?Read the model answer
UNIT - III
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Q3 (a) The Constitution of India provides for protective discrimination under Article 16. Critically examine this statement.Read the model answer
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Q3 OR "All citizens shall have the right to practice any profession or to carry on any occupation, trade or business" Comment.Read the model answer
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Q3 (b) 'X' a producer of a film applied to the censor board for 'U' certificate but got 'A' certificate as per the Cinematograph Act, he challenges the Act. Decide.Read the model answer
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Q3 OR Authorities have refused to issue passport to "A", a citizens of India to go abroad. Can the authorities be compelled to issue a passport ?Read the model answer
UNIT - IV
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Q4 (a) Explain the constitutional safeguards provided in favour of an accused person.Read the model answer
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Q4 OR Discuss the scope of the constitutional provisions relating to freedom of religion. Is this freedom consistent with the constitutional ideal of "Secularism" ?Read the model answer
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Q4 (b) A State Government ordered the domiciliary visits against Mr. 'X'. The police department used to visit the house of Mr 'X' day and night which affected his fundamental rights under Constitution. Mr. 'X' challenges in the Supreme Court. Decide.Read the model answer
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Q4 OR The petitioners who were poor hawkers were carrying on business on the pavements of roads of New Delhi. They allege that the Delhi Municipal corporation had permitted them to carry on trade and later on they were refused permission to continue with their trade. So the petitioners challenge the action of the corporation on the ground that their rights under Art. 19(1) (g) and Art. 21 of the Constitution have been violated. Decide.Read the model answer
UNIT - V
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Q5 (a) Describe different kinds of writs.Read the model answer
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Q5 OR What are the rights of minorities under the Constitution ?Read the model answer
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Q5 (b) Directive Principles of State Policy.Read the model answer
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Q5 OR Fundamental Duties.Read the model answer
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