LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 2 Environmental Laws Nov 2019 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 25 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutionsSECTION I - Answer the following, not more than two sentences (all 10) 20 Marks
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Q1 State four causes of Noise Pollution.Read the model answer
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Q2 What does 'Cognizance of Offence' mean under the Water Act?Read the model answer
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Q3 Define 'Occupier' as defined under the Air Act?Read the model answer
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Q4 What is Global Warming?Read the model answer
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Q5 Explain 'Animal Article' as defined under the Wildlife Protection Act.Read the model answer
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Q6 How is 'Board' defined under the Air Act?Read the model answer
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Q7 What does 'ACT' under Bio-Medical Waste Rules mean?Read the model answer
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Q8 Explain the meaning of Polluter Pays Principle.Read the model answer
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Q9 Name the four kinds of forest under the Indian Forest Act.Read the model answer
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Q10 What is the extent of the Environment Protection Act?Read the model answer
SECTION II - Write short notes on the following (any 4 of 6) 20 Marks
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Q11 Sustainable DevelopmentRead the model answer
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Q12 'Hunting' under the Wildlife Protection Act.Read the model answer
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Q13 Power to Entry and Inspection under Air ActRead the model answer
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Q14 Noise Pollution RulesRead the model answer
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Q15 Bio-Medical Waste RulesRead the model answer
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Q16 Eco-labelling SchemeRead the model answer
SECTION III - Solve the following (any 2 of 3) 12 Marks
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Q17 Mr Mahesh enters into a Santuary and is accused of killing an elephant. (i) Does the Wildlife Protection Act permit Hunting? Explain. (ii) When is Hunting not considered an offence?Read the model answer
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Q18 Ashish complained to the Central Government against a Hazardous industry alleging pollution of the environment (i) Under the Environment Protection Act, how can the industry justify 'Handling'. (ii) What directions can be given to the polluting industry?Read the model answer
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Q19 A factory located close to a residential locality was run for 24 hours continuously and the manufacturing process resulted in booming sound of the boilers. (i) Which law would be applicable in the above case? (ii) Can action be initiated under the law mentioned by you in (i) above. Explain.Read the model answer
SECTION IV - Answer the following (any 4 of 6) 48 Marks
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Q20 Enumerate the functions of the Central Board under the Air Act.Read the model answer
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Q21 Explain the penal provisions under the Water Act.Read the model answer
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Q22 Have the Noise Pollution Rules been effective in the true sense? Discuss.Read the model answer
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Q23 Explain the various provisions to take samples and procedures to be followed in connection therewith under the Air Act.Read the model answer
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Q24 Discuss the Powers of the Central Government to take measures under the Environment Protection Act.Read the model answer
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Q25 The Indian Constitution is the first Constitution in the world, mapping specific provisions for the protection and improvement of the environment. Explain.Read the model answer
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