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Solved paper All 30 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsSECTION I - Multiple Choice questions (all 20)
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1. Which committee recommended the 27% reservation of the OBCs in the government jobs in 1991? (a) Jogendra Nath Mandal committee (b) B.P. Mandal committee (c) Dilip Singh Bhuria committee (d) U.N. Debar committeeRead the model answer
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2. How many types of emergencies are there in Constitution of India? a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 marksRead the model answer
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3. Who was the Advocate for Tilak in the trial when everyone else refused to argue on his behalf. a. Adv Smith b. Adv Jinnah c. Adv Tankha d. Adv TembhurnikarRead the model answer
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4. The newspaper published in Marathi by Tilak was _____. a. Kesari b. Maratha c. Bharat d. TirangaRead the model answer
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5. In keshavanand Bharti vs State of Kerala it was held that Parliament has the right to amend the constitution subject to _________. a. Limitations by the constitution b. basic Structure theory c. Executive power of the president d. Parliament's power to supplement lawsRead the model answer
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6. Under which charge Lokmanya Tilak was arrested. a. Sedition b. provoking people against the queen c. Taking the side of revolutionaries d. protesting against the crownRead the model answer
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7. Fundamental Rights under Article 19 of the Indian Constitution are conferred on: A. Indian citizens B. All persons living within Indian Territory C. Foreigners also D. All of themRead the model answer
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8. The then Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi declared emergency on the ground of --------. a. War b. external aggression c. internal disturbance d. enemy attackRead the model answer
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9. Who committed the similar offence of killing by a hammer in the walter Rowland trial. a. Killon .M. Nirzan b. David J. Ware c. Sulonnaa V Wahbiz d. Frazer M DalkovichRead the model answer
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10. what is a Writ? a. order of the court b. Order of the executive c. order of the Parliament d. Order of the Prime MinisterRead the model answer
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11. Who is the author of the book we the people? a. Nani Palkhiwala b. Lord Denning c. Lord Curzon d. Soli SorabjiRead the model answer
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12. A Brahmin woman after her marriage to a Scheduled Tribe person _______. a. Can claim reservation under Scheduled Tribe Category b. Cannot claim reservation c. can claim after change of her surname d. can claim with permission from her husbandRead the model answer
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13. In which city of England does the alleged murder of Olive Balchin takes place? a. London. b. Cardiff. c. Glasgow. d. Manchester.Read the model answer
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14. The power of transfer of judges must be exercised in ========= a. good faith b. public interest c. by way of punishment. d. none of the above.Read the model answer
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15. Who said," Our legal system has made life too easy for criminals, and too difficult for law abiding citizens'. a. Glanville Williams. b. Nani A.Palkhiwalla. c. Lord Denning. d. T.S. Elliot.Read the model answer
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16. In Keshavananda Bharati's case Chief Justice Sikri had tried to tabulate the basic structure of the Constitution. They are : a. Supremacy of the Constitution b. election commission of India. c. Office of President d. Governor of stateRead the model answer
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17. ___________ means you may produce the body or person. a. Mandmus b. certiorari c. quo warranto d. Habeas CorpusRead the model answer
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18. The power to increase the no of judges of Supreme Court in India is vested in a. The President of India b. The Parliament c. The Chief Justice of India d. The Law CommissionRead the model answer
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19. Who is the author of the book "due process of law"? a. Lord Denning b. Lord Welling c. Lord Dalhousie d. Lord CurzonRead the model answer
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20. Does the consumer need an advocate to represent his case in the Commission? a. Yes b. No c. only in matters of appeal d. when the amount claim for compensation is highRead the model answer
SECTION II - Descriptive Type questions (all 10) 30 Marks
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1. What was the opinion of the Judge in Mahatma Gandhi Trial?Read the model answer
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2. Write a brief note on the provision of sec 124 A, sedition.Read the model answer
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3. What is the main motive behind Uniform Civil Code as enshrined in Indian Constitution under ART 44 marksRead the model answer
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4. The power of Supreme Court to take up Public Interest Litigations for the protection of Fundamental Rights of Citizens.Read the model answer
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5. Discuss the two rules of interpretation of statutes.Read the model answer
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6. Explain the importance of Reservation for the protection of rights of minoritiesRead the model answer
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7. The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC)Read the model answer
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8. write a note on "Attacks on Constitution during Emergency"Read the model answer
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9. Issues in the case of ADM Jabalpur vs Shivkant ShuklaRead the model answer
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10. mandal commission case.Read the model answer
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