Judiciary Test 18

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Question 1
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Public Interest Litigation can be resorted to in case of injury due to __________________.

A
breach of any public duty

B
violation of the law

C
violation of a constitutional provision

D
all the above
Question 2
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A written statement in the name of a person by whom it is voluntary signed and sworn is called ______________.

A
power of attorney

B
affidavit

C
petition.

D
affirmation.
Question 3
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Judicial review function of the Supreme Court means ________________.

A
review its own judgment.

B
review the functioning of judiciary in the country.

C
examine the constitutional validity of the laws.

D
undertake periodic review of the Constitution.
Question 4
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In which case did the Supreme Court strike down the provisions of the Constitution that accorded primacy to directive principles over fundamental rights?

A
Minerva Mills case.

B
Golak Nath case.

C
Sajjan Singh case.

D
Keshavananda Bharati case.
Question 5
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In which case did the Supreme Court restore primacy of fundamental rights over the directive principles?

A
A. K. Gopalan Case.

B
Golaknath Case.

C
Minerva Mills Case.

D
Keshvananda Bharati Case.
Question 6
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The President of India referred the Ayodhya issue to the Supreme Court of India under which Article?

A
143

B
138

C
136

D
132

E
130
Question 7
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In whom are the powers of judicial review vested in India?

A
President.

B
Parliament.

C
All the courts.

D
Supreme Court and all the High Courts.
Question 8
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What is meant by a court of record?

A
The court that preserves all its records.

B
The court that maintains records of all lower courts.

C
The court that can punish for its contempt.

D
The court that is competent to give directions.
Question 9
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Which of the following cases cannot be filed directly in the Supreme Court?

A
Disputes between two or more states.

B
Cases against encroachment on fundamental rights.

C
If ones property is forcefully occupied by the other.

D
Both (a) and (b) above.
Question 10
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Which of the following is enforceable in a court of law?

A
Directive principles.

B
Fundamental rights.

C
Preamble.

D
Fundamental duties.

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Question 1

breach of any public duty

violation of the law

violation of a constitutional provision

all the above

Question 2

power of attorney

affidavit

petition.

affirmation.

Question 3

review its own judgment.

review the functioning of judiciary in the country.

examine the constitutional validity of the laws.

undertake periodic review of the Constitution.

Question 4

Minerva Mills case.

Golak Nath case.

Sajjan Singh case.

Keshavananda Bharati case.

Question 5

A. K. Gopalan Case.

Golaknath Case.

Minerva Mills Case.

Keshvananda Bharati Case.

Question 6

143

138

136

132

130

Question 7

President.

Parliament.

All the courts.

Supreme Court and all the High Courts.

Question 8

The court that preserves all its records.

The court that maintains records of all lower courts.

The court that can punish for its contempt.

The court that is competent to give directions.

Question 9

Disputes between two or more states.

Cases against encroachment on fundamental rights.

If ones property is forcefully occupied by the other.

Both (a) and (b) above.

Question 10

Directive principles.

Fundamental rights.

Preamble.

Fundamental duties.

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