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  1. 1) "Judicial accountability is the core of judicial credibility." In the light of this statement, examine whether the existing constitutional and statutory provisions in India are adequate. Also discuss whether there is a need for a separate Judicial Accountability Law.
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  2. 2) Critically examine how the Supreme Court of India has used creative judicial tools and interpretative strategies to broaden the meaning of Constitutional and Statutory provisions. Illustrate your answer with key Supreme Court case laws.
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  3. 3) "The judiciary acts as a stabilizing force between liberty and social order." Critically analyse this statement by exploring how courts mediate conflicting interests to achieve justice in a diverse democracy.
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  4. 4) Elaborate on the concept of Dharma as understood in Indian jurisprudential thought. How does Dharma serve as the moral and philosophical foundation of the legal order in India?
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  5. 5) "Justice depends on law, but justice is not the same as law." Explain this statement with reference to theories of Justice.
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  6. 6) What is judicial review? Examine how Indian courts have developed and applied this doctrine with reference to landmark judgments.
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  7. 7) Write a Notes on (Any Two)
    • a) Legal Reasoning under Statutory and Codified System
    • b) Concept of Justice with reference to Liberal Utilitarian Approach
    • c) Common Law Model
    • d) Independence of Judiciary
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