The Judiciary System of India Test 17

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Question 1
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Which of the following countries impeached its Chief Justice in 2013?

A
Bangladesh

B
Pakistan

C
Sri Lanka

D
Maldives

Solution

Shirani Bandaranayake, the 43rd Chief Justice of Sri Lanka, was impeached by Parliament and then removed from office by President Mahindra Rajapaksa in January 2013. Bandaranayake was accused of a number of charges including financial impropriety and interfering in legal cases, all of which she has denied.
Question 2
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The headquarters of the International Court of Justice is at

A
Geneva

B
The Hague

C
Rome

D
Vienna
Question 3
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As the defendant did not appear in the Court, the case was decided EX PARTE.

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wantonly

B
in absence

C
one sided

D
wrongly
Question 4
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'SUB JUDICE' means

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under the consideration of the government

B
under judicial consideration

C
empty

D
policy of government
Question 5
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Choose the correct answer form the alternatives given.
Who was not a Chief Justice of India?

A
Justice M Patanjali Shastri

B
Justice KN Wanchoo

C
Justice HR Khanna

D
Justice MN Venkatachaliah

Solution

Mandakolathur Patanjali Sastri was the second Chief Justice of India, serving in the post from 7 November 1951 to 3January 1954. Kailas Nath Wanchoo was the tenth Chief Justice of India. Hans Raj Khanna was a judge of the Supreme Court of India (1971-1977).
Question 6
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Which of the following recently became $$123$$rd State party to the International Criminal court?

A
Israel

B
Palestine

C
Jordan

D
Bangladesh
Question 7
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The normal term of office for which the President and Vice- President of the International court of Justice are elected is

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3 years

B
6 years

C
9 years

D
10 years
Question 8
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The Union government recently appointed which of the following person as the new Chief Justice of India?

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Justice Dipak Misra

B
Justice Rajiv Kumar

C
Justice Susil Kumar

D
Justice JayaPrakash Narayan
Question 9
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The Supreme Court of India Imposed a ban on the use of five harmful metals recently. Which of the following one is not in the ban list?

A
Lithium

B
None of the above

C
Arsenic

D
Antimony
Question 10
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Which of the following statements in regard to the working of the International Court of Justice is NOT correct?

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All questions before it are decided by a majority of the judges present.

B
The Court is permanently in session at the Hague, but may hold its meetings elsewhere, if necessary.

C
Its opinion, where sought by the UN must be accepted by a simple majority vote.

D
Case may be referred to the Court by member-nations. involved in a dispute in which case the Courts decision is binding upon them.

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Question 1

Bangladesh

Pakistan

Sri Lanka

Maldives

Solution

Question 2

Geneva

The Hague

Rome

Vienna

Question 3

wantonly

in absence

one sided

wrongly

Question 4

under the consideration of the government

under judicial consideration

empty

policy of government

Question 5

Justice M Patanjali Shastri

Justice KN Wanchoo

Justice HR Khanna

Justice MN Venkatachaliah

Solution

Question 6

Israel

Palestine

Jordan

Bangladesh

Question 7

3 years

6 years

9 years

10 years

Question 8

Justice Dipak Misra

Justice Rajiv Kumar

Justice Susil Kumar

Justice JayaPrakash Narayan

Question 9

Lithium

None of the above

Arsenic

Antimony

Question 10

All questions before it are decided by a majority of the judges present.

The Court is permanently in session at the Hague, but may hold its meetings elsewhere, if necessary.

Its opinion, where sought by the UN must be accepted by a simple majority vote.

Case may be referred to the Court by member-nations. involved in a dispute in which case the Courts decision is binding upon them.

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