LLM Foundation Course Judicial Process 2018 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

1. Q2 All questions carry equal marks
2. Q1 What is the notion of ' Judicial process' ? How far it serves as an instrument of social ordering in
3. Q2 Critically analyze the role of Supreme Court with special reference to Judicial Creativity in India Briefly explain the tools and techniques of Judicial creativity along with its limitations in present
4. Q3 Discuss in detail the interrelationship between Law and justice with the help of various theories of
5. Q4 Do you think that the procedure of appointment of Judges of Supreme Court and High Court under Indian Constitution ensures the Independence of Judiciary ? Justify your answer in the light of Supreme Court Advocates-on Record Association v. Union of India, 1994 case
6. Q5 Explain the concept of Dharma in Indian thought. How far the notion of Dharma reflects in Indian
7. Q6 Write Short Notes on:
   • a) Doctrine of Precedent
   • b) Judicial Review
8. Q7 Write Short Notes on:
   • b) Judicial process in pursuit of Constitutional goals and values Paper Subject Code: 26906 Group - VI. Environment and Legal Order - Paper-III - Judical Process
   • Q.P.Code: 40950
   • N.B: 1) Attempt any Four question
9. Q2 All questions carry equal marks
10. Q1 According to Benjamin Cordozo," It is when the colours do not match ,when references in the index fails, when there is no decisive precedent, then the serious business of the Judges begins." Discuss in detail the nature and scope Judicial process in the light of above statement
11. Q2 The philosophy of judicial review is rooted in the principles of the law of Constitution, wherein the governments authorities must not do anything which is inconsistent with the fundamental rights. Briefly explain the concept of judicial review in present scenario in India
12. Q3 Explain in detail the political nature of Judicial process with special reference to the status of National Judicial Commission in India object of law is to achieve justice which gives recognition to the dignity and decency of every individual." Critically discuss the notion of judicial activism in the light of Sunil Batra v
13. Q5 Discuss in detail the interrelationship between Law and justice with the help of various theories
14. Q6 Write Short Notes on:
    • a) The concept of Dharma in Indian thought
    • b) Judicial creativity: Tools and Techniques
15. Q7 Write Short Notes on:
    • a) Judicial process in pursuit of Constitutional goals and values
    • b) Institutional liability of Courts : Scope and Limits

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