LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Administrative Law Feb 2023 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 22 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsQ.1 Answer in two sentence, any six 12 Marks
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(1) Define Administrative law.Read the model answer
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(2) Define Corporation.Read the model answer
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(3) What is irrelevant consideration?Read the model answer
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(4) State any two differences between tribunal and court.Read the model answer
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(5) State the difference between delay and laches.Read the model answer
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(6) What does mean by acting under dictation?Read the model answer
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(7) State the importance of conditional legislation.Read the model answer
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(8) Define ombudsman.Read the model answer
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(9) What is bias?Read the model answer
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(10) What does mean by speaking order.Read the model answer
Q.2 Write short notes on any two 12 Marks
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(1) Reserve Bank of IndiaRead the model answer
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(2) Droit AdministratiffRead the model answer
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(3) Separation of PowerRead the model answer
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(4) Rule of lawRead the model answer
Q.3 Answer the situational based questions, any two 12 Marks
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(1) Five students were guilty of gross violence against some girl students which called for immediate action as it created tension in University campus. In spite of authority trying to serve notice to the students in question it could not be served on them because they had absconded. University suspend all of them in their absence.
- (a) Whether any principle of law violated here? Explain.
- (b) Explain whether order against students is justified.
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(2) Section 144 of Criminal Procedure Code gives power to the executive to impose restriction on the freedom of speech and expression. This power was challenged before the Court.
- (a) Whether freedom of speech and expression can be restricted? State the reason.
- (b) On what ground such power can be exercised?
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(3) Anantlal approaches the High court under Article 226 of the Constitution of India and thereby complaining of violation of Arts.14 and 16, eight years after the impugned government action.
- (a) Whether the law of limitation is applicable to Article 226? Explain those limitation if any.
- (b) Can Court refuse to entertain such petition? Explain.
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(4) The Director of Enforcement, foreign exchange, by an ex-parte order imposes a fine on petitioner and directs him to pay the fine within 45 days. On failing fine, criminal prosecution initiated against him. The petitioner denied any communication of order.
- (a) Is it necessary to communicate the order? Why?
- (b) What can be the consequences of non-communication of order?
Q.4 Answer any two in detail 24 Marks
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(1) Discuss the different reasons of growth of Administrative law.Read the model answer
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(2) Explain the delegated legislation? What role it plays in welfare State?Read the model answer
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(3) Explain the importance of Principle of natural justice in Administrative law.Read the model answer
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(4) How judiciary control the administrative action through writs.Read the model answer
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