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SECTION I
MCQ QUESTIONS
20 questions, 1 1/2 marks each
1.The Indian Law Reports Act 1875 made it mandatory for all the High Courts to start: a) Law reporting b) Law reforms c) Law Commission d) Law editing
Answer
Answer: (a) Law reporting.
The Indian Law Reports Act, 1875 required the judgments of the High Courts to be published in an authorised series, the Indian Law Reports, and provided that no court should be bound to hear cited, as an authority, any report of a High Court decision other than a report published under the authority of the Government.
Why the others are wrong. (b) Law reforms is the work of the Law Commissions, not of this Act. (c) Law Commission is a body, not something a High Court starts, and the Commissions were created by the Charter Act of 1833. (d) Law editing is not a legal expression at all.
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