B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 4 Constitutional Law II 2022 Oct Question Paper - KSLU

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UNIT - I

1. Q1 (a) Explain the constitution, composition and powers of the 'Panchayat'.
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2. Q1 OR Explain the legislative relationship between Union and States.
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3. Q1 (b) Write a note on 'Co-operative federalism'.
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4. Q1 OR Write a note on 'Finance Commission'.
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UNIT - II

1. Q2 (a) Critically examine the powers and functions of the Governor.
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2. Q2 OR Explain the powers and functions of the Parliament.
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3. Q2 (b) Explain the importance of 'Bicameralism'.
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4. Q2 OR Write a note on 'Collective Responsibility'.
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UNIT - III

1. Q3 (a) Explain the powers and functions of the Lok Sabha Speaker.
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2. Q3 OR Explain the writ jurisdiction of the High Court.
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3. Q3 (b) Explain privileges of members of legislature.
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4. Q3 OR Write a note on 'Contempt of Court'.
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UNIT - IV

1. Q4 (a) Explain the constitution, powers and functions of Union Public Service Commission.
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2. Q4 OR Explain the tortious liability of the State.
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3. Q4 (b) Explain the powers and functions of the Election Commission.
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4. Q4 OR Explain the constitutional protection extended to civil servants.
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UNIT - V

1. Q5 (a) Explain State emergency with decided cases (Art. 356).
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2. Q5 OR Explain the provisions relating to National Emergency.
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3. Q5 (b) Explain the methods of amendment of the constitution.
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4. Q5 OR Write a note on 'Basic Structure Theory' of constitution.
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