Master of Law (LL.M.) Foundation Course Judicial Process Apr 2025 ATKT Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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1) Examine the tools and techniques used by judges to exercise judicial creativity in India.Read the model answer
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2) "The great object of the law is to maintain peace and order in the society." In light of this statement, critically examine the role of the judicial process in preserving social harmony and order with the help of relevant landmark judgments of the Indian judiciary.Read the model answer
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3) Analyse the dependency theory which posits that justice depends on law for its realization but is not identical to law. How does this theory help in understanding the dynamic nature of law?Read the model answer
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4) Critically discuss the role of judges in a constitutional democracy in India. How have the roles of judges evolved over time in shaping public policy and protecting fundamental rights?Read the model answer
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5) Evaluate the liberal moral tradition of justice, particularly focusing on the theories of Immanuel Kant and John Rawls. How do these traditions uphold individual dignity and moral autonomy?Read the model answer
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6) "Judicial independence is the cornerstone of democ acy." Discuss this statement in the context of the Indian Constitutional framework. To what extent has the judiciary remained independent in practice?Read the model answer
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7) Write a Notes on (Any Two)
- a) Relation between Law and Justice
- b) Institutional liability of Courts and its scope
- c) Concept of Dharma
- d) Judicial Accountability
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