LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 2 Constitutional Law Apr 2011 Constitution Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

1. Q1 State: the jurisdiction of the Federal Court as per the Government Act of India, 1935
2. Q2 two grounds of failure of Constitutional machinery in State
3. Q3 number of by the President of India in Rajyasabha and
4. Q4 the: termination of service amount to punishment under article 311 of the
5. Q5 Why-most of the Laws in India, are not made applicable to the state of Jammu &
6. Q6 Is the Chief Minister a public servant? State the answer with legal provisions
7. Q7 What is traffic in human being?
8. Q8 State any four reasonable restrictions on the right to freedom of speech and
9. Q9 Which provisions of the Constitution can be amended by simple majority?
10. Q10 How many times and when has the national emergency been proclaimed in India?
11. Q11 Write short notes. (Any Four) 20 marks
12. Q1 Money Bill
13. Q2 States power to make special laws for women and children
14. Q3 Constitutional duties of Prime Minister in India
15. Q5 Object and importance of the Fundamental duties
16. Q6 Right to health under the Constitution of India
    • Q. Solve (Any Two) 12
17. Q1 Sheela a girl belonging to a reddy caste which is considered as a high caste, tharried a boy belonging to Erukala Tribe which is one of the Scheduled Tribe. After marriage, Sheela sought admission to M.Sc. course in the Agriculture University under reservation quota for Scheduled Tribe
    • (i) Sheela entitled to get the benefit of reservation under the Scheduled Tribe? Explain with Constitutional provisions
    • (ii) In the above case, suppose if Sheela is refused to claim the benefit, does it amount to violation of her fundamental rights?
18. Q2 An under trial prisoner was handcuffed & paraded on streets. He was suspected to be involved in a murder case. A local newspaper carried a news item that he would be taken in a procession from police station through the main streets for purpose of investigation
    • i) Can the under trial prisoner resist the police from being paraded? If so, for which
    • ii) Discuss the Constitutional provisions against the handcuffing
19. Q3 Ragini, a student challenged the, validity of a Notification issued by the Government under the Karnataka Educational Institutions (Prohibition of Capitation Fee} Act, 1984, which was passed to regulate tuition fee to be charged by the private Medical Colleges in the State. As per the Notification, candidates admitted against Government on the ground that she was unable to pay the exorbitant tuition fee of Rs. 60000
    • (i) Is such amount of fees for admission to educational institution lawful? And by denying admission is any fundamental right violated in the above case?
    • (ii) The above case with other landmark judgments have paved way for the enactment of which legislation in India recently
20. Q1 V. Answer the following. (Any Four) 48 marks
21. Q1 What is religion? Explain the freedom to manage the religious affairs with the restrictions on freedom of retigion in detail with relevant case-laws
22. Q2 Discuss the administrative relations of Union and the States
23. Q3 What is ‘office of profit’? Explain with relevant case-laws and discuss the qualification and disqualification for the members of Parliament
24. Q4 Explain whether the defence of State immunity is available when fundamental rights
25. Q5 Explain the writ jorisdiction under article 32 and 226 of the Constitution
26. Q6 Critically analyse the provisions of the Protection of Civil Protection Act, 1955

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