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Author - Sahaj Arora

Teaching Laws of India - TLOI Academy on Youtube
March 2019

The Legal Eagle Workbook

500 selected and originally hand crafted high probability

questions that are “Legal” in nature and have been
asked in previous year question papers for CLAT & DU
LLB . We’ll cover Legal Maxims, Legal Terms, Polity,
Legal current Affairs and the art of good legal
Reasoning.

Tailor Made for DU LLB & CLAT 2019

This practice set is also very useful for other law

entrance exams such as MHCET AILET etc but I have
created this mainly keeping DU LLB & CLAT UG in mind
as I know these two exams quite well.

Practice the questions from this workbook and

you will be nothing short of a legal eagle
before your exams and be ahead of all the
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Introduction
Hi, (Namaste again, if we are meeting again after the current affairs
workbook) My Name is Sahaj. The following is my work. I know you don’t
care about forewords and all that jazz and lengthy pages that nobody
reads at the start of each book, but please bear with me for 2 pages :)

I have NOT copied and pasted the following questions from anywhere
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give you only & only the relevant bits to study and practice instead of 3000
questions that can be copied and pasted to scare the living daylights out of
you. I would prefer that you rote learn AT LEAST everything that there is
on Polity contained herein.
A few questions are variations from the 1000 question bank on general
knowledge and current affairs & before you smile after looking at the
question that you know this one, I know you will know that one if you have
practiced well enough from that PDF. :)

Also, this document does NOT cover every & all instance of all legal
maxims and all legal reasoning but only the ones I find highly probable of
making it to DU LLB & CLAT. Neither does this document claim to be the
only “one” document that you can rely on. Nope, not at all. This is akin to a
catalyst. There are subliminal undertones to the options and my main
purpose is to firstly get you to think straight and understand the concept
behind the maxim. By the time you are done, you will yourself know how
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Q1) Special leave to appeal by the
Supreme Court is available from the
decision of
(a) Any court or tribunal
(b) Any court, tribunal or administrative
authority
(c) Courts of the Armed Forces
(d) Parliament’s arbitrary powers
Your Answer _______________________
Q2) Under which article, does the
Supreme court make rules for regulating
generally the practice and procedure of
the Court?
A) Article 136 B) Article 142
C) Article 144 D) Article 145
Your Answer _______________________
Q3) What does “Sua Sponte” mean?
A) On other’s motion
B) On its own motion
C) On your motion
D) On the leader of the state’s command
Your Answer _______________________
Q4) The Supreme Court of India came into
existence on
A) 26th November 1950 B) 26th January 1950
C) 15th August 1935 D) 14th August 1948
Your Answer _______________________
Q5) What does the phrase “lex est norma
recti” mean?
A) Law of Normal Rectification
B) Law rules the rights of people
C) Law is a rule of State
D) Law is a rule of right
Your Answer _______________________
Q6) The High Courts exercise a
jurisdiction even wider than that of the
Supreme Court under
A) Article 136 B) Article 141
C) Article 145 D) Article 226 & 227
Your Answer _______________________
Q7) What is the meaning of the writ
“Habeas corpus”?
A) Dead body found at the river Beas
B) A person under arrest to be brought before
a judge or into court
C) The court commands all the bodies.
D) Stay on Lower court’s orders.
Your Answer _______________________
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Q8) The Supreme Court of India came into
being on
A) 26th Nov 1950 B) 26th January 1950
C) 28th Jan 1950 D) 14th August 1948
Q9)The Sachar Committee report refers to
A) the contemporary status of Muslims in India
B) the destruction of Babri Masjid
C) the Cauvery water dispute
D) the Godhra Massacre
Your Answer _______________________
Q10) “Ab initio” means:
A) Absolutely not Initially
B) from the beginning
C) A writ of the Supreme Court
D) A moment in the past
Your Answer _______________________
Q11) General Election is being held in
India from in 2019 to constitute:
(A) 14th Lok Sabha (B) 15th Lok Sabha
(C) 16th Lok Sabha (D) 17th Lok Sabha
Your Answer _______________________
Q12) Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi is the
____ CJI of India
A) 41st B) 30th C) 46th D) 45th
Your Answer _______________________
Q13) The Constitutional provisions
relating to the Eighth Schedule occur in
article _________ of the Constitution.
A) 8 & 9 B) 344(1) and 351 C) 1 & 4 D) 368
Your Answer _______________________
Q14) Which Article provides a Directive
for development of the Hindi language?
A) 351 B) 352 C) 353 D) 354
Your Answer _______________________
Q15) The salaries and allowances of the
Judges of the High Court are charged to
the-
A) Consolidated Fund of India
B) Consolidated Fund of the State
C) Contingency Fund of India
D) Contingency Fund of the State
Your Answer _______________________
Q16)The ___ Schedule of the Constitution
of India contains provisions regarding
anti-defection.
A) 8th B) 5th C) 9th D) 10th
Your Answer _______________________
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Q17) India is a federal state because of
A) the concept of dual citizenship
B) the concept of Judiciary
C) share of power between the centre & the
states
D) Fundamental Rights
Your Answer _______________________
Q18) President of India is elected by
a) the People of India
b) Rajya Sabha
c) elected representatives of lok sabha, rajya
sabha and state legislative assemblies.
d) PM & Council of Ministers
Your Answer _______________________
Q19) Supreme Court Judges retire upon
attaining the age of ____ years
A) 60 B) 70 C) 65 D) 62
Your Answer _______________________
Q20) The Supreme Court of India
comprises of ______ judges.
A) 35 B) 28 C) 31 D) 32
Your Answer _______________________
Q21) If the govt. wishes to create a new
state of the Indian Union, which one of
the following schedules of the
Constitution must be amended ?
A)Second B)Third C)Fifth D)First
Your Answer _______________________
Q22) The Supreme Court advises the
President on a matter of law or fact
A) As per its own whim & fancy
B) Only if he seeks such advice
C) Only if the matter relates to the Fundamental
Rights of Citizens
D) Only if the issue poses a threat to the unity
and integrity of the country
Your Answer _______________________
Q23) Under which article is the Right of
minorities to establish and administer
educational institutions provided for?
A ) 25 B) 27 C) 29 D) 30
Your Answer _______________________
Q24) At present, there are ____ sitting
judges in the Supreme court of India.
A) 31 B) 32 C)29 D) 28
Your Answer _______________________
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Q25) Which Article provides for the
Prohibition of discrimination on grounds
of religion?
A) 15 B) 14 C) 16 D) 19
Your Answer _______________________
Q26)Amicus curiae means
A) The main judge of the court
B) A friend of the court
C) A forensic expert
D) A handwriting expert
Your Answer _______________________
Q27) Which one of the following High
Courts has the Territorial Jurisdiction over
Andaman and Nicobar Islands ?
A)Orissa B)Andhra Pradesh C)Madras D)Calcutta
Your Answer _______________________
Q28) Under which article of the Indian
constitution can the president make a
reference to the supreme court to seek
the court’s opinion?
A) Article 142 B) Article 143
C) Article 144 D) Article 145
Your Answer _______________________
Q29) The 9th schedule to the Constitution
was inserted by ____ Amendment
A) First B) Eighth
C) Ninth D) Forty Second
Your Answer _______________________
Q30) Which Article provides for Power of
President to promulgate Ordinances
during recess of Parliament
A) Article 121 B) Article 122
C) Article 123 D) Article 124
Your Answer _______________________
Q31)What does Pacta sunt servanda
mean?
A) The law of the land is supreme
B) Nobody is equal before the law.
C) Agreements must be fulfilled in good faith.
D) No agreement is an agreement unless
approved by the law.
Your Answer _______________________
Q32)Which one of following offices is held
during the pleasure of the President of
India?
A) Vice-President
B) Governor of a State
C) Chief Justice of India
D) CAG
Your Answer _______________________
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Q33) Panchayati Raj was first introduced
in India in October, 1959 in ___________
A) Kerala B) Karnataka
C) Tamil Nadu D) Rajasthan
Your Answer _______________________
Q34) How many duties are provided under
Part IV A of the Constitution?
A) 10 B) 11 C) 12 D) 08
Your Answer _______________________
Q35)The constitution of India provides
that the minimum age for becoming a
candidate for Lok Sabha election shall
be____ years
A) 20 B) 21 C) 27 D) 25
Your Answer _______________________
Q36) Rajya Sabha is dissolved every ___
A)3 Years B)1 Year C) 2Years D) Not dissolved
Your Answer _______________________
Q37) The president of India has the same
constitutional authority as the
A) The British Monarch
B) President of the USA
C) President of Russia
D) President of France
Your Answer _______________________
Q38) After the citizenship amendment bill
is passed, illegal migrants belonging to
certain minorities gain permanent
citizenship after ___________ years of
residency in India instead of 11 years as
mentioned in the Citizenship Act (1955).
A) 4 B) 5 C) 6 D) 9
Your Answer _______________________
Q39) We celebrated the ___________
republic day in 2019
A) 70th B) 71st C) 68th D)72nd
Your Answer _______________________
Q40) When did India adopt the
constitution?
A)26th January B) 26th November C) 14th
November D) 15th August
Your Answer _______________________
Q41) When did the constitution come into
effect?
A) 26th January B) 26th November C) 14th
November D) 15th August
Your Answer _______________________
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Q42) The maximum size of the Lok Sabha
as outlined in the Constitution of India is
____members made up of up to__
members representing people of
the states of India and up to ___
members representing people from
the Union Territories on the basis of their
population and ___ Anglo-Indians are
nominated by President.
A) 552, 530, 20, 2
B) 555, 535, 24, 12
C) 551, 530, 20, 2
D) 541, 530, 22, 12
Your Answer _______________________
Q43) Uttar Pradesh has _____ LS Seats.
A) 10 B) 20 C) 79 D) 80
Your Answer _______________________
Q44) After Uttar Pradesh, which state has
the maximum representation in Lok Sabha
A) Maharashtra
B) West Bengal
C) Andhra Pradesh
D) Madhya Pradesh
Your Answer _______________________
Q45) Which Schedule of the Constitution
of India, 1950 prescribes the forms of
oaths or affirmations for constitutional
functionaries?
A) Sixth B) Second C) Fifth D) Third
Your Answer _______________________
Q46). Who became the Chief Justice of the
Federal Court of India on 14 August,
1947?
A) Feroze Gandhi
B) M.C. Setalvad
C) H.J. Kania
D) H.R Khanna
Your Answer _______________________
Q47) Who was the first Attorney General
of India?
A) Feroze Gandhi
B) M.C. Setalvad
C) H.J. Kania
D) H.R Khanna
Your Answer _______________________
Q 48) Who served for the longest period
as the attorney general of India?
A) Feroze Gandhi
B) M.C. Setalvad
C) H.J. Kania
D) H.R Khanna
Your Answer _______________________
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Q49) Who was the chairman of the first
law commission of India?
A) Feroze Gandhi
B) M.C. Setalvad
C) H.J. Kania
D) H.R Khanna
Your Answer _______________________
Q50) Who was the first chairman of the
Bar Council of India?
A) Feroze Gandhi
B) M.C. Setalvad
C) H.J. Kania
D) H.R Khanna
Your Answer _______________________
Q51) What does Quantum Ramifactus
mean?
A) The amount of damage suffered
B) The amount of damage caused
C) The amount of damage paid
D) The amount of damage received
Your Answer _______________________
Q52) Art ______ Repeals The Indian
Independence Act, 1947 and the
Government of India Act, 1935.
A) 368 B) 365 C) 396 D) 395
Your Answer _______________________
Q53) Originally, the constitution had ____
schedules.
A) 12 B) 11 C) 9 D) 8
Your Answer _______________________
Q54) The 8th schedule contains
A) A list of languages
B) Anti Defection Provisions
C) Fundamental Rights
D) Provisions about amendment
Your Answer _______________________
Q55)What does Quid pro quo mean?
A) Something for nothing
B) Something for something
C) Everything for nothing
D) Something for everything
Your Answer _______________________
Q56) The _th schedule contains provisions
regarding anti defection?
A) 4 B) 5 C) 10 D) 11
Your Answer _______________________
Q57) Tamil Nadu has 69% Reservation as
the act is placed in the __th schedule.
A) 14 B) 15 C) 8 D) 9
Your Answer _______________________
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Q58) What does Ultra Vires mean?
(A) Within one’s legal powers
(B) Full ultra maximum legal attack
(C) Almost within the legal power
(D) Beyond the legal power
Your Answer _______________________
Q59) Who is the present CJI of India?
A) J Dipak Misra
B) J Khehar
C) J Chandrachud
D) J Ranjan Gogoi
Your Answer _______________________
Q60) Right to privacy as a fundamental
right is implicit in
A) Right to Equality
B) Right to life and liberty
C) Right to Express oneself
D) Right against exploitation
Your Answer _______________________
Q61) What does Prima Facie mean?
A) Primary Face
B) At first sight
C) Primarily False
D) At second primary facial sight
Your Answer _______________________
Q62) What does Res Judicata mean?
A) Residential Judge
B) Residential Judiciary
C) a matter that has been adjudicated by a
competent court and therefore may not be
pursued further by the same parties.
D) a dispute that has been adjudicated by an
incompetent court and therefore may not be
pursued further.
Your Answer _______________________
Q63) Right to education is a fundamental
right under
A) Art 14 B) Art 15 C) Art 21 D) Art 21A
Your Answer _______________________
Q64) What does Corpus juris mean?
A) Corpse of a judge
B) Body of Law
C) group of jurists
D) Knowledge of law
Your Answer _______________________
Q65) The __th schedule contains
provisions regarding salaries of the
President , Judges etc ?
A) 4 B) 2 C) 12 D) 11
Your Answer _______________________
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Q66) What is the name of the case that
resulted in decriminalising consensual sex
between two consenting adults?
A) Joseph Shine vs Union of India
B) Navtej Singh Johar vs Union of India
C) Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs Union of India
D)Naz Foundation vs Union of India
Your answer______________________
Q 67) Who gave a dissenting judgement in
the case Justice K. S. Puttaswamy (Retd.)
and Anr. vs Union Of India?
A) J Chandrachud
B) J Indu Malhotra
C) J Dipak Misra
D) J Ranjan Gogoi
Your Answer________________________
Q 68) Which section of the IPC was held
unconstitutional in the judgment of
Joseph Shine vs Union of India in 2018?
A) 497 B) 378 C) 377 D) Sec 420
Your Answer_________________________
Q69) What is the term used for Principles
laid down in a judgement?
A) Ratio Decidendi
B) Obiter Dicta
C) Jus Cogens
D) Interpretation
Your Answer___________________________
Q70) “Suo Motu” Means
A) On its own
B) Arresting the fat person
C) A pending suit
D) the purpose of contract
Your Answer___________________________
Q71) Who is the Chairman of the 21st Law
Commission?
A) J Dipak Misra
B) Justice Khehar
C) J Balbir Chauhan
D) J Ranjan Gogoi
Your Answer _____________________
Q72) The 102nd amendment of the
Constitution of India added which two
articles to & modified which 2 articles of
the constitution? (Intentionally —No
Options for this one)
Your answer ______________________
Q73) What does Vis-a-vis mean?
A) Indirect B) Opposite C. Face to face D. Agree
Your answer ______________________
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Q74) The 103rd amendment of the
Constitution of India modified which two
articles of the constitution? (Intentionally
- No Options for this one)
Your answer______________________
Q75) In the Aadhar Judgement Disclosure
of information in the interest of ____
under section 33(2) was held to be
unconstitutional.
A)National Security B)Parliament C)Army
D)Pakistan
Your answer _____________________
Q76) Article ___ of the Indian
Constitution is an article that empowers
the Jammu and Kashmir state's legislature
to define “permanent resident” of the
state and provide special rights and
privileges to those permanent residents
A) 37A B) 36A C) 35A D)370
Your answer _____________________
Q77) The Chief Justice of India may at any
time, with the previous consent of the
president, request any person who has
held the office of a Judge of the Supreme
Court or of the Federal Court or who has
held the office of a Judge of a High Court
and is duly qualified for appointment as a
Judge of the Supreme Court to sit and act
as a Judge of the Supreme Court,
A) Art 131 B) Art 141 C) Art 128 D) 129
Your answer _____________________
Q78) The Supreme court has recently
directed the Union of India to come up
with a regulatory policy regarding _____?
(Within 4 weeks from 25/2/19)
A) Pharmaceutical
B) Medical Equipment
C) Cryptocurrency
D) Kashmir
Your answer _____________________
Q79) Which of the following legal maxims
means “to a willing person, injury is not
done."
A) Injuria Willo non fit
B) Audi alteram partem
C) Lex Loci Willo Persona
D) Volenti non fit injuria
Your answer _____________________
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Q80) Recently the supreme court declared
that ________ does not amount to
medical negligence.
A) Doctor’s incompetence
B) Surgeon leaving a towel in the stomach
C) Abnormally high fees by the hospital
D) Wrong Diagnosis
Your answer ______________________
Q81) The Parliament of India consists of
A) The PM, Council of ministers, Lok Sabha & Rajya
Sabha
B) Only the Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha
C) The President , the Lok Sabha & The Rajya Sabha
D) The Speakers and both the houses
Your answer ______________________
Q82) What does Ipso Facto mean?
A) The facts related to Interpol security
B) by the way
C) In relation to
D) by the reason of that fact
Your answer ______________________
Q83) Right to Property was removed as a
fundamental right by the
A) 1st Amendment
B) 2nd Amendment
C) 42nd Amendment
D) 44th Amendment
Your answer ______________________
Q84) The full form of CrPc is
A) Crafty Police Code
B) Criminal Police Code
C) Civil Reimbursement Procedure Code
D) Criminal Procedure Code
Your answer ______________________
Q85) A puisne judge of a high court is
A) The senior most judge
B) A sitting judge other than the CJI
C) The CJI’s assistant
D) A retired Judge
Your answer ______________________
Q86) What does De Jure mean?
A) having a right or existence as stated by law.
B) having a right or existence as stated by facts
C) The Jurists
D) The union of judges
Your answer ______________________
Q87) What does Carte Blanche mean?
A) Complete Discretion
B) Cart of the Blanco
C) A famous pen
D) Dependent of the head of the family
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Q 88) Article ___ provides the Governor of
India may sue or be sued by the name of
the Union and the Government of a State
may sue or be sued by the name of the
State.
A) 100 B) 301 C) 300 D) 101
Your answer ______________________
Q89) You can sue and be sued for a
cheque not being honoured by the bank
under Sec _____ of the negotiable
Instruments Act.
A) 420 B) 100 C) 138 D) 139
Your answer ______________________
Q90) What does “Caveat Emptor” Mean?
A) Emperor Beware
B) Vendor Beware
C) Buyer Beware
D) Caravan Beware
Your answer ______________________
Q91) What does Vicarious Liability mean?
A) servant is not responsible for the acts of his
master, performed during the course of employment.
B) Master is responsible for the acts of his Servant,
performed during the course of employment.
C) God is liable for all natural calamities
D) The liability multiplies ten times in an accident.
Your answer ______________________
Q92) Who is the present chairman of
NHRC as of February 2019?
A) J HL Dattu B) J Khehar C) J Madan Lokur
D) J AK Sikri
Your Answer__________________________
Q93) Who is the next in line to be
chairman of NHRC as of February 2019?
A) J HL Dattu B) J Khehar C) J Madan Lokur
D) J AK Sikri
Your Answer___________________________
Q94) Who was the first CJI from the Sikh
Community?
A) Justice Rabinder Singh
B) Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar
C) Justice Arvinder Singh Dhillon
D) Justice Navjot Kaur
Your Answer___________________________
Q95) What does Alibi mean?
A) Alumnus of a college
B) Music Band
C) Plea of being present elsewhere when a
crime took place
D) Plea of being present at the crime scene
Your Answer___________________________
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Q96) Who was the the chairman of
drafting committee of the constitution?
A) Jawahar Lal Nehru
B) Sachchidananda Sinha
C) Dr BR Ambedkar
D) Sardar Patel
Your Answer___________________________
Q97) Who was the the Interim President
of the Constituent Assembly of India?
A) Jawahar Lal Nehru
B) Sachchidananda Sinha
C) Dr BR Ambedkar
D) Sardar Patel
Your Answer___________________________
Q98) What does Ex officio mean?
A) By virtue of previously held position
B) Former officially held office
C) By virtue of one’s position
D) Outside the official capacity
Your Answer___________________________
Q99) The concept of Directive principles
in the constitution was borrowed from the
constitution of
A) France B) Russia C) Ireland D) USA
Your Answer___________________________
Q100) The concept of Fundamental Rights
in the constitution of was borrowed from
the constitution of
A) UK B) Russia C) Ireland D) USA
Your Answer___________________________
Q101) Who was the Constitutional Advisor
to the Constituent Assembly?
A) Subash Chandra Bose
B) Sachchidananda Sinha
C) Dr BR Ambedkar
D) Shri BN Rau
Your Answer___________________________
Q102) Article _____ provides for Power
of President to promulgate Ordinances
during recess of Parliament (Legislative
power of the president)
A) 132 B) 141 C) 99 D) 123
Your Answer___________________________
Q103) Nepali was added to the 8th
schedule via the ______ Amendment
A) 100th B)70th C)72nd D)71st
Your Answer___________________________
Q104) Sindhi was added to the 8th
schedule via the ______ Amendment
A) 1st B) 4th C) 16th D)21st
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Q105) What does double Jeopardy mean?
A) Cannot win the same bet twice.
B) Cannot file a case in a court twice.
C) Cannot be tried for an offence twice.
D) Cannot hire a different lawyer.
Your Answer___________________________
106) What does Inter vivos mean?
A) among the living
B) among the living and the dead
C) In between the veracity of the news
D) In a crowd
Your Answer___________________________
Q107) Agreement must be kept in good
faith expressed as a maxim is known as
A) Agria Bono Priesta Fathom
B) Pacta Sunt Servanda
C) Agria Musti bono faithum
D) Pactum Bono Faithi
Your Answer__________________________
Q108) Konkani was included in the 8th
schedule by the ______ amendment
A) 92nd B) 73rd C) 72nd D)71st
Your Answer__________________________
Q109) What does Lex Fori mean?
A) Law of the forum
B) Litigating in a forum
C) Lex Luthor’s forum of law
D) the Laws of a place
Your Answer__________________________
Q110) Principle :
A person can claim the right to defend
oneself when he/she attacks someone
under severe provocation & faces
Immediate danger to life.
Facts : Shubhi hit Purnima when Purnima
called Shubhi a lot of names and raised
her hands to hit her. That hit could have
ended Shubhi’s life. Which one of the
following is correct?
A) Shubhi cannot claim the right to defend herself as
she called Purnima names first.
B) Shubhi can claim the right to defend herself as she
was provoked and faced a threat to her life.
C) Shubhi can claim the right to defend herself as she
was being called names by Purnima.
D) Purnima can claim the right to hit Shubhi as
Shubhi called her names in return.
Your Answer__________________________
Q111) What does El Dorado mean?
A) A Mexican temple
B) Name of the Mexican Supreme court
C) Award winning Spanish Novel
D) A place full of wealth and opportunity
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Q112) What does Quasi Judicial mean?
A) A four judge bench
B) A four retired judges bench
C) a non-judicial body which can interpret law
D) A 4 level review of the selection of a judge.
Your Answer__________________________
Q113) The National C ompany Law
Tribunal (NCLT) is a ________ body in
India that adjudicates issues relating
to Indian companies.
A) Constitutional
B) Corporate Paralegal
C) Quasi-judicial
D) Tetra-Judicial
Your Answer__________________________
Q114) The writ of prohibition and
certiorari are available against
A) Politicians
B) Supreme court
C) Judicial & Quasi Judicial authorities
D) Private Limited Companies
Your Answer__________________________
Q115) The rights which both partners in a
marriage have against each other are
called
A) Relationship Rights
B) Saptapinda Rights
C) Matrimonial Rights
D) Conjugal Rights
Your Answer__________________________
Q116) Principle : A person can claim the
right to defend oneself when he/she
attacks someone under severe
provocation
Fact : Mr Tyagi physically attacked Mr
Salve outside the court room after Mr
Salve caused Mr Tyagi’s case to be
dismissed in court using unethical means.
Which of the following is true?
A) Mr Tyagi cannot claim the right to self
Defence as there was no threat to life.
B) Mr Tyagi can claim the right to self defence
as the case was dismissed using unethical
means
C) Mr Tyagi can claim the right to self defence
as it is his right as a lawyer.
D) Mr Tyagi cannot claim the right to self
Defence as there was no severe provocation.
Your Answer__________________________
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Q117) Corpus delicti means :
A) A delicate body of laws.
B) Hearsay evidence of an offence
C) Lack of evidence of an offence
D) the body of facts that constitute an offence
Your Answer__________________________
Q118) Principle: The concept of natural
justice is against bias and for the right to
a fair hearing. While the term natural
justice is often retained as a general
concept, and it has largely been replaced
and extended by the general ‘duty to act
fairly’.
Fact: Keshav, a male employee of a
company was dismissed by the employer
just on the basis of a complaint by Pavni,
a female employee of the company that
Keshav was trying to be too friendly with
her and often requested her to accompany
him to the canteen.
Is the dismissal of Keshav valid?
Ans
A) No, because in the modern times this type of
behaviour is common
B) No, because the employer did not give a
chance to Keshav to explain his side, thereby
violated the principles of natural justice.
C)Yes, moral law is antique and therefore, not
applicable in modern times, therefore the
termination is valid and no violations of the
principles of natural justice occurred.
D)Yes, because men are not supposed to
behave improperly with women and hence
there is no violation of any principles of law
Your Answer__________________________
Q119) Name the Former Gauhati High
Court Chief Justice who has been recently
been appointed as the first Lokayukta of
Odisha.(No Options for this)
Your Answer__________________________
Q120) What is the name of the dedicated
bankruptcy court of India?
A) National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
B) Company Board in the Delhi HC
C) Corporate law bench in the SC
D) IL&FS
Your Answer__________________
Q121) Which of the following doesn’t
have a dedicated bench of the NCLT?
A)Telangana B) Mumbai C) Delhi D) Ahmedabad
Your Answer__________________
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Q122) __ amendment to the constitution
added, Bodo, Dogri, Maithili and Santali
to the 8th schedule of India, thereby
raising the total number of languages
listed in the schedule to 22.
A) 71st B) 93rd C) 84th D) 92nd
Your Answer__________________
Q123) What does Per Se mean?
A) by or of itself
B) As Per the sequence
C) As per the law
D) As per the consequences
Your Answer__________________
Q124) Principle: Ownership in property
consists of right to possess, right to use,
right to alienate and right to exclude
others. Sale is complete when property
gets transferred from the seller to the
buyer on sale.
Facts: Advocate Sheel bought a plot of
land from Advocate Siddharth and paid
the full amount via Demand Drafts.
However, due to his emergency hearing at
the international arbitration forum, he
didn’t get the registry done despite
making the full payment and had to leave
for Singapore.
Which of the following is true?
A) The sale of the plot is complete, as full
payment was made.
B) Both are lawyers, so the trust is very high as
lawyers respect their fraternity members.
C) The Sale is not complete as there was no
transfer of title due to lack of registry.
D) The sale is complete, as the demand draft is
involved, which cannot bounce. Therefore
Advocate Sheel can come back and complete
the registry.
Your Answer_____________________________
Q125) Principle: In criminal law,
misappropriation is the intentional, illegal
use of the property or funds of another
person for one's own use or other
unauthorised purpose, particularly by a
public official, a trustee of a trust, an
executor or administrator of a dead
person's estate or by any person with a
responsibility to care for and protect
another's assets. Embezzlement is
misappropriation when the funds involved
have been lawfully entrusted to the
embezzler. On the contrary, theft is the
illegal taking of another person's property
or services without that person's
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permission or consent with the intent to
deprive the rightful owner of it.
Facts: Siddhant went to the gym and
handed over his mobile and wallet to
Devesh who was at serving as the
receptionist at the gym. When Siddhant
completed his workout, he returned to the
reception to collect his mobile & wallet,
only to find Devesh had gone back home
and his phone was switched off. Siddhant
was told that his belongings were not
with the new receptionist on duty.
Later on, it was found that Devesh had
sold the mobile and took money from the
wallet to spend on Alcohol & Weed.
Siddhant filed a police complaint for theft.
Devesh will be tried for which offence?
Ans
A) Devesh will not be tried for criminal
misappropriation as Siddhant wilfully handed his
items over to him.
B) Devesh will be tried for criminal
misappropriation and embezzlement.
C) Devesh will be tried for theft as he took A’s
property without X’s permission.
D) Devesh will be tried for theft only
Your Answer__________________
Q126) Principle: Penal laws provide that
whoever voluntarily has carnal
intercourse against the order of nature
with any man or woman, shall be
punished for rape.
Facts: A Police Officer found a man
engaged in carnal intercourse with an
animal. The Police Officer arrested the
man and produced him before the Court.
A) Court will punish the police officer because
the right to privacy is now a fundamental right.
B) Court will not punish the man for rape as
penal laws don’t provide clarity on intercourse
with animals.
C) Court will punish the man for rape as he was
voluntarily having intercourse against the order
of nature.
D) Court will not punish the police officer as he
was just doing his duty.
Your Answer__________________
Q127) The maxim “De Minimis Non Curat
Lex” means
A) Law will not curate in minimum damage.
B) Law is not applicable in minor transgressions.
C) Law does not curate maximum damage
D) Litigation is not for minors.
Your Answer__________________
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Q128) Recently, __________ took oath
as First Lokayukta of Nagaland. ( No
Options for this one)
Your Answer__________________
Q129) Article ____ deals with Uniform
Civil Code in the Constitution of India.
A) 42 B) 43 C) 44 D) 45
Your Answer__________________
Q130) Doctrine of Stare Decisis means
A) Staring at a woman is an offence.
B) The stairs to success is the decisive factor
C) Precedent is binding and authoritative on
later cases
D) The Supreme court is supreme due to this
doctrine
Your Answer__________________
Q131) Article ____ provides for the
doctrine of Stare Decisis.
A) 140 B) 141 C) 142 D) 143
Your Answer__________________
Q132) In which case was the first time in
independent India’s history that a Prime
Minister’s election was set aside?
A) Keshavandanda Bharati case
B) Maneka Gandhi case
C) State of Uttar Pradesh v. Raj Narain
D) Minvera Mills case
Your Answer__________________
Q133) The decision in which case caused
a political crisis in India that led to the
imposition of a state of emergency by
Gandhi's government from 1975 to 1977?
A) Keshavandanda Bharati case
B) Maneka Gandhi case
C) Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain case
D) Minvera Mills case
Your Answer__________________
Q134) Who was the president of India
who declared a state of emergency on the
25th of June 1975?
A) Rajendra Prasad
B) Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
C) Zakir Hussain
D) Mohammad Hidayatullah
Your Answer__________________
Q135) The advisory jurisdiction of the
Supreme Court is provided under
Article ......... of the constitution.
A) 123 B) 124 C) 144 D) 143
Your Answer__________________
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Q136) The Court having jurisdiction to try
an election petition shall be the ________
(a) High Court
(b) Election Tribunal
(c) Exclusively by the Election Commission
(d) Supreme court
Your Answer__________________
Q137) An election petition calling in
question an election shall be filed within
the time period of _______ days from the
date of declaration of results.
A) 100 B) 101 C) 60 D) 45
Your Answer__________________
Q138) The award (decision) made by the
Lok Adalats is deemed to be a decree of a
A) Supreme Court
B) High Court
C) Civil Court
D) Quasi Judicial Tribunal
Your Answer__________________
Q139) Lok Adalats have been given
statutory status under
A) Right to free legal aid in the constitution
B) The Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987
C) The Lok Adalat act 2001
D) Directive Principle of Justice for all
Your Answer__________________
Q140) You can appeal against an award
by the Lok Adalat before
A) Supreme Court
B) High Court
C) it cannot be appealed in any court of law
D) Lok Aadalat division bench
Your Answer__________________
Q141) A right available against world at
large is:
A) Right in Personam
B) Right in Rem
C) Right in Universal
D) Right in Lex loci
Your Answer__________________
Q142) Corrupt practices are defined in
Section _______ of the Representation of
People Act, 1951.
A) 141 B) 143 C) 123 D) 191
Your Answer__________________
Q143) The original jurisdiction of the
supreme court is provided in Article ____
A) 130 B) 129 C) 131 D) 133
Your Answer__________________
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Q144) If a dispute arises between
between the Government of India and one
or more States, which court shall hear the
matter to the exclusion of all other
courts?
A) Special Arbitration Tribunal
B) Election Commission of India
C) National State & Govt. Dispute tribunal
D) Supreme Court of India
Your Answer__________________
Q145) Who was appointed first President
of the National Consumer Dispute
Redressal Commission after the Consumer
Protection Act was passed in the year
1986?
A) Justice Balakrishna Eradi
B) Justice Rama Rao
C) Justice Krishna lyer
D) Justice Balachandran
Your Answer__________________
Q146) At present who is the president of
the NCDRC?
A) J Ranjan Gogoi
B) J HL Dattu
C) J Dipak Misra
D) J RK Agarwal
Your Answer__________________
Q147) The NCDRC has the jurisdiction to
entertain a complaint valued more than
A)10 Crores B)1 Crore C)10 Lakhs D)50 Lakhs
Your Answer__________________
Q148) Even though he is not a member of
either house, __________ has the right to
take part in the proceedings of Parliament
of India
A) Finance Secretary
B) Attorney-General for India
C) Comptroller and Auditor-General
D) Election Commissioner
Your Answer__________________
Q149)The original Assam accord mentions
____ as the cutoff date for identification
and expulsion of foreigners in Assam.
A) March 24, 1971
B) March 24, 1975
C) 31st December 2014
D) March 29 1986
Your Answer__________________
Q150) Where is the International Court of
Justice seated ?
A) London B) New York C) The Hague D) Dubai
Your Answer__________________
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Q151) Recently, Right to die with dignity
was declared as a
A) Fundamental Right
B) Legal Right
C) Constitutional Right
D) Human Right
Your answer___________________________
Q152) Right to die with dignity was
recognised in the case law of
A) Keshavananda Bharti vs UOI
B) Vishakha Case
C) Minevra Mills vs UOI
D) Common Cause vs UOI
Your answer___________________________
Q153) The Sachar Committee was set up
to look into
A) Socio- economic conditions of SC & STs
B) Water Disputes
C) Socio- economic condition of Muslims
D) Federalism
Your answer____________________________
Q154) The EWS quota granted by the
103rd Amendment will be decided on the
basis of
A) Religion B) Caste C) Income D) SC/ST status
Your answer___________________________
Q155) Which Article was named as “the
heart and soul of the Constitution” by Dr
Ambedkar?
A) 352 B) 44 C) 51 D) 32
Your answer___________________________
Q156) Which article provides for
Superintendence, direction and control of
elections to be vested in an Election
Commission?
A) 141 B) 299 C) 300 D) 324
Your answer___________________________
Q157) The Chief Election Commissioner of
India can be removed from his office
similar to the removal of a judge of
A) the Supreme court of India
B) Quasi Judicial Administrative Body
C) trial court
D) Sessions Court
Your answer___________________________
Q158) Which Article provides that the
State shall endeavour to protect and
improve the environment and to
safeguard the forests and wild life of the
country?
A) 49 B) 49A C) 48 D) 48A
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Q159) The doctrine of pleasure is
embodied in Article _____ of the
constitution of India.
A) 311 B) 310 C) 320 D) 399
Your answer___________________________
Q160) The concept of PIL first originated
in which country?
A) India B) USA C) UK D) Ireland
Your answer___________________________
Q161) After the _____ amendment the
Total number of ministers including Prime
Minister shall not exceed_____ % of the
total number of members of Lok Sabha.
A) 91st & 20
B) 92nd & 15
C) 91st & 15
D) 90th & 15
Your answer___________________________
Q162) Which state is the only Indian state to
have a uniform civil code?
A) Goa B) Sikkim C) Punjab D) Mizoram
Your answer___________________________
Q163) After the recent addition of the High
Court of Telangana, the count of High courts in
India rose to _____
A) 21 B) 22 C) 23 D) 25
Your answer___________________________
Q164) Justice ____________ is the first and
current Chief Justice of the Telangana High
Court for the State of Telangana. (No Options)
Your answer___________________________
Q165) LEGAL PRINCIPLE: Acts done by
children below 12 years of age are not
offences if they are not mature enough to
understand the nature and consequences of
the acts.
FACTS: Sachin, a child of 10 years of age, finds
a gold coin in his uncle’s home. He gives the
coin to his sister Abha who is eight years old.
The uncle reports the matter to the police. The
police conducts a search. During the
investigation the police finds the gold coin was
kept in the toys of Abha. Abha tells the police
that Sachin had given the coin to her.
A) Sachin is guilty of theft
B) Abha is guilty of theft
C) Both Sachin and Abha are guilty of theft
D) Neither Sachin nor Abha is guilty of theft.
Your answer___________________________
Q166) A money bill can only be introduced in
the __________
A) Rajya Sabha
B) Lok Sabha
C) President’s house
D) Joint Session of both the houses.
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Q167) LEGAL PRINCIPLE: Acts done by
children below 12 years of age are not
offences if they are not mature enough to
understand the nature and consequences of
the acts.
FACTS: Sachin, a child of 11 years of age, finds
a gold coin in his uncle’s home. He gives the
coin to his sister Abha who is 10 years old. The
uncle reports the matter to the police. The
police conducts a search and finds that after
giving the coin to Abha, Sachin took it back
and sold it for a sum of Rs 5000 from which he
bought PUBG for his PS4.
A) Sachin is guilty of theft
B) Abha is guilty of theft
C) Both Sachin and Abha are guilty of theft
D) Neither Sachin nor Abha is guilty of theft.
Your answer___________________________
Q168) The constitution of India has no specific
provisions for the post of ____________
A) Prime Minister
B) The chairman of the Rajya Sabha
C) The Deputy PM of India
D) The Chief Justice of India
Your answer___________________________
Q169)Principle: In case where there is an
infringement of legal right even without any
actual loss or damage, the person whose right
is Infringed has a cause of action.
Facts: Rohan was wrongfully prevented by a
police officer from exercising his right to
movement when he wanted to join a student
protest. Still he ('Rohan') brought an action
claiming damages. Which of the following
derivations is correct?
A)”Rohan” would succeed in his action, as it is
necessary for a student to join a protest.
B) “Rohan” would succeed in his action, as he was
wrongfully prevented from exercising his legal right of
free speech & free movement.
C) “Rohan” would not succeed in his action, as he did
not suffer any loss due to him not joining the protest.
D) ”Rohan” would not succeed in his action, as the
protest was successful.
Your answer___________________________
Q170) Principle: Whoever by words or writing
conveys to others any imputation concerning
any person's reputation is said to defame that
person.
Facts: During a marriage ceremony, Arvind
circulated a pamphlet saying that Sanya, sister
of the bride, is a thief, as she has stolen the
shoes of the bridegroom.
A) Arvind has defamed the bridegroom.
B) Arvind has defamed the bride.
C) Arvind has defamed Sanya
D) Arvind did not defame Sanya as he didn’t intend it.
Your answer___________________________
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Q171) Principle: Whoever by words or writing
conveys to others any imputation concerning
any person's reputation is said to defame that
person.
Facts : Aastha hates Rita and writes a letter to
Rita in which she accuses Rita of being an evil
person and a thief who has caused immense
loss to quite a few people.
A) Aastha has defamed Rita by accusing her of things
she without any proof.
B) Aastha has not defamed Rita as she wrote a letter
to Rita and not to anybody else.
C) Aastha has defamed Rita as she has written her
feelings into a letter.
D) Aastha has not defamed Rita as the letter was
sent via speed post.
Your answer___________________________
Q172) Principle: Nothing is an offence, which
is done by accident or misfortune, and without
any criminal intention or knowledge in the
doing of a lawful act in a lawful manner by
lawful means and with proper care and
caution.
Facts: Anish gets in a car with automatic
transmission and accidentally steps on the
accelerator, and drives over Abhinav.
Consequently, Abhinav falls dead.
Ans.
A) Anish will not be prosecuted as Abhinav’s death
was accidental.
B) Abhinav’s death was not accidental, as Anish had
an intention to kill Abhinav. Therefore, Anish will be
prosecuted.
C) Anish will be prosecuted because even though he
stepped on the accelerator by accident, he should
have taken proper care & caution in taking control of
a car with an automatic transmission and stepped on
the brakes as soon as possible to avoid Abhinav’s
death.
D) Abhinav deserved to die as he was standing in
front of Anish’s car.
Your answer___________________________
Q173) Principle: There are certain acts which,
though harmful, are not wrongful in law;
therefore, do not give legal right to bring
action in law, to the person who suffers from
such acts. Facts: Parminder has a general
store. Her neighbour, Arpit, sets up a massive
general store next door, offers tons of
discounts. As a consequence, Parminder’s
profits fall down. She brings a suit against
Arpit for damages.
A)Parminder can succeed in her claim as it is a case
of actual legal damages.
B)Parminder cannot succeed in her claim for
damages, as no legal right has been infringed.
C) Parminder may succeed depending on her lawyer.
D) Parminder can succeed in her claim for damages,
as it is a case of damage as a result of infringement
of her legal right.
Your answer___________________________
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Q174) Principle: Defamation is the publication
of a statement which tends to lower reputation
of a person in the estimation of other members
of the society generally.
Facts: Parth writes a highly offensive and
derogatory post about Shashikant, and posts it
on Facebook & Twitter.
A) Parth is liable to Shashikant for defamation, as the
post is highly offensive and derogatory and is in the
public domain for everyone to read.
B) Parth is not liable to Shashikant for defamation,
since Facebook and twitter are out of the purview of
the law of defamation.
C) Parth is not liable to Shashikant for defamation as
what he wrote was true.
D) Parth is liable to Shashikant for defamation, as it
has hurt his (Shashikant’s) self esteem.
Your answer___________________________
Q175) A _______ issued by Court, calls upon
the person to whom it is directed to be present
before the judge
(a) Summons (b) Police report (c) Bailiff (d) Bond
Your answer___________________________
Q176) The doctrine of Basic Structure was
propounded by the Supreme Court in:
A) Minvera Mills Case
B) Golak Nath Case
C) Kesvananda Bharati Case
D) Raj Narain Case
Your answer___________________________
Q177) Lawyers are officers of the Court and
are constituted into an independent profes-
sion under the:
(a) Constitution of India
(b) Indian Penal Code
(c) Civil Procedure Code
(d) The Advocates Act
Your answer___________________________
Q178) The first Law Commission was
established in pre independent India under the
chairmanship of:
A) Lord Canning
B) Lord Macaulay
C) Lord William Bentick
D) Lord Dalhousie
Your answer___________________________
Q179) The Parliament of India is __________.
A) Bicameral B)Unicameral C) Quadrilateral D) Bipolar
Your answer___________________________
Q180) What does Pari Passu mean?
A) Different beings require different status
B) On an unequal status
C) Absolute Supremacy of law
D) On an equal footing
Your answer___________________________
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Q181) What does Malus animus mean?
A) Noble intention
B) Evil intention
C) Male Animal
D) The male Principle of nature
Your answer___________________________
Q182) What does Animus Possidendi mean?
A) Intention to hurt someone
B) Intent to contract a possession of a property
C) Intention to possess to the exclusion of others
D) Intention of not returning something
Your answer___________________________
Q183) What does Faux Pas mean?
A) Clever Fox
B) Passing the question
C) An embarrassing or Tactless mistake
D) Pausing for a while
Your answer___________________________
Q184) What does In pari delicto mean?
A) The parties are delicate
B) Justice is delicious
C) The judge is corrupt
D) Both parties to a dispute are equally at fault
Your answer___________________________
Q185) What does ’Jus Gentium’ mean?
A) Law common to all nations
B) Law uncommon to all nations
C) Justice delayed is Justice denied
D) Justice is gentle
Your answer___________________________
Q186) Only the ________ can summon both
the houses of the parliament.
A) Prime minister
B) Vice President
C) President
D) Speaker of Lok Sabha
Your answer___________________________
Q187) What does “sine qua non” mean?
A) An essential element or action.
B) A thing without which there is no justice
C) An incident in which there is no application of law
D) Not part of common law system
Your answer___________________________
Q188) What does “sine die” mean?
A) Left to die
B) Matter adjourned without fixing next date
C) No date available with the court
D) House adjourned for the day
Your answer___________________________
Q189) What does “respondeat superior” mean?
A) The superior will not respond
B) Let the master answer i.e. Vicarious Liability
C) The Servant will respond for the master
D) The agent will be responsible
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Q190) Which amongst the following was a
c o mmittee c o n stitu ted to in q u ire in to
allegations of corruption in Indian Premier
League?
A) Satyajit Ray Committee
B) Shyam Benegal Committee
C) Justice Mukul Mudgal Committee
D) Justice Khosla Committee
Your answer___________________________
Q191) The first Woman Chief Justice of High
Court of India was
A) Laila Mukherjee
B) Leila Seth
C) Fatima Bibi
D) Ruma Pal
Your Answer_______________________
Q192) Dr Ambedkar acted in Constituent
Assembly as:
A) President of the Assembly
B) Chairman of the Drafting Committee
C) the leading spokesman of weaker sections
D) a strong defender of fundamental right
Your Answer_____________________
Q193) The person appointed by two parties to
settle a dispute is known as:
(a) Judge (b) Arbitrator (c) Solicitor (d) Conciliator
Your Answer__________________________
Q194)With the appointment of Justice Indira
Banerjee as a Supreme court Judge, India got
_______ sitting women judges in the supreme
court for the first time.
A) 5 B) 2 C)4 D) 3
Your Answer__________________________
Q195) Recently, Judge AK Sikri, who voted to
remove Alok Verma, declined the govt’s offer
to nominate him to a post in the
A) NHRC
B) Commonwealth Games Sports Tribunal
C) Commonwealth Secretariat Arbitral Tribunal
D) International Court of Justice
Your Answer___________________
Q196) Is the use of Aadhar biometric data for
criminal investigation permissible under the
Aadhar Act?
A) Yes
B) No
C) Yes, but only under Serious Circumstances
D) Under review by the Supreme Court
Your Answer________________________
Q197)For the first time in more than 70 years,
an Indian judge — albeit retired — sat on a
bench in a court in Pakistan. Name the judge.
A)J Dipak Misra
B)J Khehar
C)J Madan Lokur
D) J AK Sikri
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Q198) _______ has jurisdiction over the
Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
A) Chennai High Court
B) Guwahati High Court
C) Calcutta High Court
D) Madras High Court
Your Answer_____________________
Q199) The Permanent Court of Arbitration is
located at
A) London B) Berlin C) The Hague D) Geneva
Your Answer_____________________
Q200) Who said “litigation is a game in which
the court is an umpire”
A) Austin B) Salmond C) Pollock D) Dicey
Your Answer_________________________
Q201) Who is the present Solicitor General of
India?
A) KK Venugopal
B) Rajeev Mehra
C) Ranjit Kumar
D)Tushar Mehta
Your Answer_______________
Q202) Writs can be issued by
A)Supreme Court Only
B)High Court only
C)High Court & Supreme Court
D)All courts
Your Answer___________
Q203) Who is the author of the book “A
judge’s Miscellany”?
A) Justice H.R. Khanna
B) Justice Dalveer Bhandari
C) Lord M.R. Denning
D) Justice M. Hidayatullah
Your Answer_______________________
Q 204) RTE was added as Article 21A in the
Constitution by
A) 86th Constitutional Amendment, 2002
B) 88th Constitutional Amendment, 2003
C) 89th Constitutional Amendment, 2003
D) 90th constitutional Amendment, 2003
Your Answer_____________
Q 205) First Lokpal Bill was first passed in
(a) 1962 (b) 1964 (c) 1966 (d) 1969
Your Answer_________________________
Q206) Chairman of Central 7th Pay
Commission in India is:
A) Justice B.N. Srikrishna
B) Justice B.N. Kripal
C) Justice Ashok Kumar Mathur
D) Justice V.N. Khare
Your Answer___________________
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Q 207) Portions of which section of the IPC
were held unconstitutional in Navtej Singh
Johar & Ors Vs Union of India
A) 497 B) 378 C) 377 D) 420
Your Answer_________________________
Q 208) Which section of the Aadhar act were
struck down in the Aadhar case.
A)Sec 33(2) Sec 47 & Sec 57
B)Sec 33(6) Sec 48, & Sec 51
C)Sec 100
D)Sec 100 & 101
Your Answer_______________________
Q 209) The Commission which required into
and submitted report regarding the Godhra
train carnage is -
A) Chelliah Commission
B) Wanchoo Committee
C) Rangarajan Committee
D) Nanavati-Shah Commission
Your Answer_______________________
Q 210) Navtej Singh Johar vs Union of India
2018 overturned which judgement?
A)Naz Foundation v. Govt. of NCT of Delhi
B)Suresh Kumar Koushal vs. Naz Foundation,
C)I.C. Golaknath and Ors. vs State of Punjab
D)Minerva Mills v. Union of India
Your Answer_________________
Q 211). When did International Criminal Court
come into existence?
A) 1998 B) 2001 C) 2000 D) 2002
Your Answer___________________
Q212) Which section of the IPC was held
unconstitutional in the judgment of Joseph
Shine vs Union of India in 2018?
A) 497 B) 378 C) 377 D) 420
Your Answer__________________
Q213) What is the name of the case popularly
known as “Hadiya case”?
A) Shah Bano vs Union of India
B) Shyra Bano vs Union of India
C) Shafin Jahan vs Asokan K.M.
D) Md Ali Hadiya vs Ali Jahan
Your Answer______________
Q214) Recently The Supreme court stated
““Sunlight Is The Best Disinfectant” in the
issue of
A)Living Wills
B)Aadhar card Privacy issues
C)Women entering Sabrimala
D)Live Streaming of Court Proceedings
Your Answer___________
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Q 215) In the tussle between CM of Delhi & Lt
Gov. the supreme court recently held that
A) The governor can act per his own whim & Fancy
B) The CM didn’t have any say in the final decision
taken by governor.
C) The governor of Delhi was asked to work as ever
advice & aid of council of Ministers of Delhi.
D) The governor was given full power over Delhi
Your Answer___________________
Q216) Recently, the Supreme court ruled that
stay in civil/criminal proceedings will not be
allowed for more than ___ months.
A) 11 B) 24 C) 6 D) 1
Your Answer___________________
Q217) What is the legal term for mercy killing?
A) Living Will B) Death PleaC) Sine Die D) Euthanasia
Your Answer___________________
Q218) If Wing commander Abhinandan were
to be tried as per Pakistani Laws, we would
say that he was tried as per
A) Lex Paki B) Lex Loci C) Lex POW D) Lex Fori
Your Answer___________________
Q219) In the year 2000, the NDA set up a one
man commission to look into the killing of
innocent Sikhs during the 1984 riots. What
was the name of the commission?
A) Nanavati Commission
B) Sachar Committee
C) Liberhan Commission
D) Nanavati-Shah Commission
Your Answer___________________
Q220) What is the name of the centre
proposed by the top law firm Cyril Amarchand
Mangaldas, to work with young entrepreneurs
for forging new tech-based solutions for the
legal industry?
A)Vakaalat B)Aarambh C) Prarambh D) Kanoon
Your Answer_____________________
Q221) RERA covers both residential,
commercial real estate segments and requires
mandatory registration of all projects above
______ sq. mt in size or having eight
apartments.
A) 100 B) 200 C) 300 D) 500
Your Answer_____________________
Q222) Implantable medical devices and
medical equipments from April 2020 will come
under the purview of
A) Medical Device Regulation act 1999
B) Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
C) Imported Medical Goods Act 2018
D) Implantable Medical Equipment Act 2020
Your Answer_____________________
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Q223) What is the name of the organisation
based in J&K that the government recently
declared as an “unlawful association”?
A) Jaish-e-Mohammad
B) Al - Qaeda
C) Jamaat-e-islami
D) Patharmaar union
Your Answer___________________
Q224) Which Committee was formed to report
on the shortfall of IAS officers?
A) P.C. Hota Committee
B) Kothari Committee
C) Niyogi Committee
D) Baswan Committee
Your Answer___________________
Q225) Principle - Whoever causes the death of
any person by doing any rash or negligent act
not amounting to culpable homicide, shall be
punished with imprisonment of either
description for a term which may extend to
two years or with fine or with both.
Facts : Kabir Singh after getting drunk drives
his Ferrari over people sleeping on the
sidewalk, and later claims his driver did the
act, and it was not him who was driving.
A) Kabir will not be punished as he was not at the
wheel of the car when the incident happened.
B) Kabir will not be punished as he was driving a
ferrari and that car cannot go on the pavement.
C) Kabir will be punished with the offence of causing
death of any person by doing a rash or negligent act
not amounting to culpable homicide.
D) Kabir will be punished with the offence of murder
of the people on the sidewalk
Your Answer___________________
Q226) Principle : If a person, by doing
anything which he intends or knows to be
likely to cause death, commits culpable
homicide by causing the death of any person,
whose death he neither intends nor knows
himself to be likely to cause, the culpable
homicide committed by the offender is of the
description of which it would have been if he
had caused the death of the person whose
death he intended or knew himself to be likely
to cause. Facts : Aparajita using a silenced gun
fires a bullet with the intention of killing
Ankur. Somehow, Surabhi completely oblivious
of the fact that Aparajita had fired, stepped in
between Ankur and the bullet. This caused her
to die.
A) Aparajita cannot be prosecuted as she didn’t
intend to kill Surabhi.
B) Aparajita cannot be prosecuted as Surabhi stepped
onto the scene on her own accord.
C) Aparajita can be prosecuted and will be tried for
the same offence as in the case if Ankur had died.
D) Aparajita can be prosecuted and will be not tried
for the same offence as in the case if Ankur had died.
Your Answer___________________
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Q227) Principle : A person is said to cause an
effect “voluntarily” whereby he intended to
cause it or by means which, at the time of
employing those means, he knew or had
reason to believe, to be likely to cause it.
Facts : Kabir Singh was warned that over
speeding his Ferrari can endanger others’ life.
But since it was his first car, without any
intention to kill anyone, he speeds up the car
to just test its speed. As soon as he pressed
the accelerator, a stray dog came in the car’s
way, got hit and died. An animal rights group
filed a case against Kabir.
A) Kabir can be prosecuted as he did the act
voluntarily as he knew that over speeding his car can
endanger a life.
B) Kabir cannot be prosecuted as he had no intention
to kill the dog.
C) Kabir can actually sue the dog as it caused grave
damage to his Ferrari.
D) The Animal Rights group can only file a PIL to ban
Ferraris in India.
Your Answer___________________
Q228) In which year, the age of voting was
lowered from 21 to 18 years?
(a) 1985 (b) 1988 c) 1990 (d) 1991
Your Answer_____________________
Q229) The issue of the Uniform Civil Code was
discussed for the first time and gained
prominence in the national discourse in the
case of
A) Shyra Bano case
B) Keshavananda Bharti case
C) Shah Bano case
D) Hadiya Case
Your Answer_____________________
Q230) The ______ amendment relates to
lowering of voting age from 21 to 18.
A) 60th B) 61st C) 72nd D) 86th
Your Answer_____________________
Q231) Which article of the constitution states
that elections in India will be held on the basis
of Adult Suffrage?
A) 123 B) 321 C) 236 D) 326
Your Answer_____________________
Q232) Article ______ states that ____ is the
Minimum age for election to the post of
Governor.
A) 158 & 25 B) 158 & 35 C) 157 & 18 D) 157 & 35
Your Answer_____________________
Q233)Chapter ___ of the United Nations
Charter deals with peaceful settlement of
disputes. It requires countries with disputes
that could lead to war to first of all try to seek
solutions through peaceful methods such as
"negotiation, enquiry, mediation etc”
A) VII B) X C) VI D) V
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Q234) Akbar filed a case against Priya for
defamation for falsely accusing him of sexual
harassment. Since Akbar was a very high
ranking official in the government, the judge
didn’t summon Priya and instead pronounced
the judgement favouring Akbar. Priya’s
lawyers appealed in the high court as the
judgment primarily violated the principle
enshrined in the maxim -
A) Pactra Sunt Servanda
B) Audi Alteram Partem
C) Persona Non Grata
D) Corpus Delicti
Your Answer___________________
Q235) The Intelligence Bureau (IB) enjoys-
A) Constitutional status
B) Statutory status
C) Autonomous body under Parliament
D) None of the above
Your Answer___________________
Q236) The government charges an ad valorem
tax on real estate. What does the above
fictional statement mean?
A) The government charges a real estate tax as per
its own whim & fancy.
B) The government charges a real estate tax as per
the amount of advertisement for sale fo the property.
C) The government charges a real estate tax as per
the valour of the owner
D) The government charges a real estate tax as per
the value of the real estate in question.
Your Answer___________________
Q237)_________ is remembered with pride
and joy as the newly constituted “Council of
States” sat together for the first time.
A) 13th April 1952
B) 13th May 1952
C) 13th May 1951
D) 13th May 1949
Your Answer___________________
Q238) Who was the first chairman of the
Rajya Sabha?
A) Dr. S Radhakrishnan
B) Jawhar Lal Nehru
C) Rajendra Prasad
D) H.J. Kania
Your Answer___________________
Q239) Fundamental Duties are listed in
A) Art 52 B) Art 50 C) Art 51 D) Art 51A
Your Answer___________________
Q240) _______ was chairperson of the
committee entrusted with the responsibility of
studying the Constitution of India in 1976
during the national emergency.
A) Indira Gandhi B) Morarji Desai C) Swaran Singh
D) J Krishna Iyer
Your Answer___________________
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Q241) The highest law officer in India is
A) President of India
B) Solicitor General
C) Advocate General
D) Attorney General
Your Answer___________________
Q242) Recently, the Government has approved
establishment of two new benches of National
Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) at
A) Delhi & Mumbai
B) Andhra Pradesh & Tamil Nadu
C) Andhra Pradesh & Madhya Pradesh
D) Madhya Pradesh & Punjab
Your Answer___________________
Q243) Art 51A was inserted by the _____
Amendment
A) 39th B) 40th C) 41st D) 42nd
Your Answer___________________
Q244) How many languages are there in the
8th schedule of the constitution?
A) 21 B) 22 C) 23 D) 24
Your Answer___________________
Q245) Principle: The doctrine of basic
structure in Constitutional jurisprudence
means that the Constitution of India has
certain basic features that cannot be taken
away through amendments by the Parliament.
The power of judicial review is a part of the
basic structure and it helps the constitutional
Courts to determine whether an amendment is
against the basic structure or not.
Fact: Parliament proposes an amendment to
limit the power of the high courts to issue
writs and review its own judgements.
Which of the following statements is the most
appropriate in relation to the legal principle
stated above?
Options:
A) The proposed amendment is against the doctrine
of basic structure.
B) The proposed amendment is unconnected to the
doctrine of basic structure.
C) The proposed amendment can be reviewed and
struck down by the Constitutional Courts.
D) The proposed amendment is beyond the power of
the Parliament.
Your Answer___________________
Q246) What does the phrase “lex est norma
recti” mean?
A) Law is a rule of right
B) Law normally rules the Rectification
C) Law of normal rectification
D) Law follows equity
Your Answer___________________
Q247) Who said “litigation is a game in which
the court is an umpire”?
A) Austin B) Salmond C) Pollock D) Dicey
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Q248) Who gave a dissenting judgement in
Indian Young Lawyers Association & Ors vs
The State of Kerala.
A) Justice Chandrachud
B) Justice Dipak Misra
C) Justice Ranjan Gogoi
D) Justice Indu Malhotra
Your Answer___________________
Q249) Principle: The doctrine of basic
structure in Constitutional jurisprudence
means that the Constitution of India has
certain basic features that cannot be taken
away through amendments by the Parliament.
Facts : The parliament proposes to introduce a
new type of 2 tier structure tax in the country
via an amendment.
Which of the following statements is the most
appropriate in relation to the legal principle
stated above?
Options:
A) The proposed amendment is against the doctrine
of basic structure.
B) The proposed amendment is unconnected to the
doctrine of basic structure.
C) The proposed amendment can be reviewed and
struck down by the Constitutional Courts.
D) The proposed amendment is beyond the power of
the Parliament.
Your Answer___________________
Q250)The National Commission to review
the working of the Constitution (NCRWC)
was headed by
A) Subhash C. Kashyap
B) Justice Venkatachaliah
C) L.K. Advani
D) Justice B.N. Kirpal
Your Answer___________________
Q251) Article ____ enables the Supreme Court
to review its own judgments.
A) 132 B) 139 C) 137 D) 141
Your Answer___________________
Q252) Press Council of India is
A) Statutory body
B) Constitutional body
C) Self-regulatory body
D) Private Association
Your Answer___________________
Q253) Who headed the first Commission on
Backward Classes?
a) B. P. Mandal
b) Kaka Saheb Kalekar
c) M.H. Mandal
d) S.P. Mandal
Your Answer___________________
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Q254) The Directive Principles are akin to a
“cheque on bank payable at the convenience of
the bank”
A) B.R. Ambedkar
B) M.C. Setalvad
C) Prof K.T. Shah
D) Jawaharlal Nehru
Your Answer___________________
Q255) The guidelines issued by the Supreme
Court regarding sexual harassment at work
place against women in the historic vishakha’s
case are law and binding on all courts in India
by virtue of Article
A) 141 B) 146 C) 147 D) 144
Your Answer___________________
Q256) The guidelines issued by the Supreme
Court regarding sexual harassment at work
place against women in the historic Vishakha’s
case are law and binding on all courts in India
by virtue of
A) Doctrine of Pith & Substance
B) Doctrine of Stare Decisis
C) Doctrine of Harmonious Construction
D) Doctrine of Supremacy of the Supreme court
Your Answer___________________
257) A void agreement means
A) Agreement not enforceable by law
B) Agreement which is illegal in nature
C) Agreement about a void
D) Agreement that violates legal procedure
Your Answer___________________
Q258) A voidable agreement means
A) Agreement which is void
B) Agreement which can be voided at the option of
one party to the agreement
C) Agreement which can be voided by the court.
D) A void agreement which is privately voidable
Your Answer___________________
Q259) The Writ of Prohibition can be issued to
A) Constitutional Authority
B) Statutory Authority
C) Non-Statutory Authority
D) All of the above
Your Answer___________________
Q260) Akanksha goes to watch an IPL match
and gets hit in the eye by a ball which travelled
tot he audience stand after a monstrous hit by
AB de Villiers. She cannot sue the organisers
for the injury caused as the organisers are
protected by the maxim -
A) Injuria Willo non fit
B) Audi alteram partem
C) Lex Loci Willo Persona
D) Volenti non fit injuria
Your answer_____________________
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Q261) Which writ is referred to as the Bulwark
of Personal Freedom?
A) Mandamus
B) Habeas Corpus
C) Quo Warranto
D) Certiorari
Your Answer___________________
Q262) The President is bound to summon
Parliament within ____ months from the last
sitting of former session
A) 6 B) 3 C) 4 D) 12
Your Answer___________________
Q263) Legal Principle - No communication
made in good faith is an offence by reason of
any harm to the person to whom it is made, if
it is made for the benefit of that person.
Facts - Dr Ankur informs his patient Andrew
that Andrew was suffering from cancer.
Hearing this Andrew dies of heart failure. Dr
Ankur has committed
(a) culpable homicide not amounting to murder
(b) no crime because he communicated in good faith
(c) the crime of killing Y because X knew that Y could
die after hearing the news
(d) the murder of Y.
Your Answer___________________
Q264) Res Ipsa loquitur is the principle that
A) Residents are not allowed to drink liquids
B) the mere occurrence of some types of accident is
sufficient to imply negligence.
C) the mere occurrence of some types of accident is
a violation of the law
D) Residential Colonies do not tolerate any violation
the law
Your Answer___________________
Q265) Res Ipsa loquitur means
A) the things speaks for itself
B) the thing does not speak for itself
C) One should not cause injuries to other
D) Common law’s principles are supreme
Your Answer___________________
Q266) Which law introduced the system of
dyarchy in India during the British reign?
Options:
A) The Government of India Act,1858
B) The Government of India Act, 1909
3) The Government of India Act, 1919
4) The Government of India Act, 1935
Your Answer___________________
Q267) GST was introduced by the _____
amendment.
A) 100 B) 101 C) 102 D) 103
Your Answer___________________
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Q268) Nemo judex in causa sua means
A) Finding Nemo could have been a judge
B) no-one should be a judge in others’ case
C) no-one should be a judge in his own case
D) no-one should judge anything
Your Answer___________________
Q269) Let’s say that UK declares that it doesn’t
want Vijay Mallya in its country ever again and
that he is unwelcome in the country. That
means he is a __________ in the UK
A) Person banned in the UK
B) Persona non causa
C) Persona non lexa
D) Persona no grata
Your Answer___________________
Q270) A judge has difficulty in interpreting the
situation relating to complex taxes. He
appoints a lawyer to help the court in this
case. That lawyer will be known as
A) Amicus Legal Assistant
B) Amicus Curiae
C) Paralegal
D) Judge’s Amicus
Your Answer___________________
Q271) The procedure for amendment of the
Indian Constitution was borrowed from the
A) Constitution of USA
B) Constitution of USSR
C) Constitution of Germany
d) Constitution of South Africa
Your Answer___________________
Q272) A federal system of governance has
A) only one central government
B) one central government and one state government
C) one central government and various state govts.
D) Multiple federal state governments only
Your Answer___________________
Q273) Under which Article of the Constitution
of India has untouchability been abolished and
its practice prohibited?
A) 17 B) 19 C) 20 D) 21
Your Answer___________________
Q274) A judgment passed by the Supreme
Court of India can be reviewed only by the:
a) President
B) Prime Minister
C) International Court of Justice
D) Supreme Court itself
Your Answer___________________
Q275) Who has been appointed to head the
mediation for Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid
dispute?
A) J FM Ibrahim Kalifulla
B) Sri Sri Ravi Shankar
C) Sriram Panchu
D) J Ranjan Gogoi
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Q276) As per provisions contained in Article
243 D of the Constitution, _____ of the Seats
of Panchayati Raj Institutions and ____ offices
of the Chairperson at all level of Panchayati
Raj Institutions covered by Part IX of the
Constitution are reserved for women.
A) 1/3rd & 1/3rd
B) 1/3rd & 1/5th
C) 1/4th & 1/8th
D) 1/2 & 1/4th
Your Answer___________________
Q277) Electoral disputes arising out of
Presidential and Vice-Presidential elections are
settled by
A) Presidential Election Tribunal
B) Joint Committee of Parliament
C) Election Commission of India
D) Supreme Court of India
Your Answer___________________
Q278) Who is associated with drafting of the
Indian Penal Code?
A) Lord Thomas Macaulay
B) Frederic Pollock
C) Firdaus Kanga
D) Henry S. Maine
Your Answer___________________
Q279) Sharan, who is the driver of Shubhi, is
sent to pick up some clothes from the nearby
market. During the course of his journey, he
has an accident and ends up killing a person.
Shubhi will be liable due to
A) Vicious Liability
B) Vicarious Liability
C) Absolute Liability
D) Strict Liability
Your Answer___________________
Q280) Which of the following fundamental
rights, guaranteed by the Constitution of India,
1950 cannot be suspended during emergency?
A) Freedom of speech and expression under article
19(1)(a)
B) Right to Constitutional remedies under Articles 32
and 226
C) Rights under Article 21 and 22
D) Rights under Articles 20 and 21
Your Answer___________________
Q281) The official language of a Supreme
Court is:
A) Hindi
B) English
C) Any language convenient to the client
D) Languages contained in the 8th schedule
Your Answer___________________
Q282) Article ___ provides for the Right of
minorities to establish and administer
educational institutions.
A) 30 B) 29 C) 28 D) 21
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Q283) In which landmark judgment did the
Supreme Court of India lay down guidelines
against sexual harassment of women at
workplace?
A) Indira Gandhi Vs Raj Narain
B) Hussainara Khatoon v. State of Bihar
C) Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
D) Vishakha v. State of Rajasthan
Your Answer___________________
Q284) A New Zealand river revered by the
Maori has been recognised by Parliament as a
“legal person”, in a move believed to be the
world’s first. The river has been granted the
same legal rights as a human being. What is
the name of the river?
A) Whanganui B) Oreti C) Rakakia D) Buller River
Your Answer___________________
Q285) Kothari Commission relates to:
A) Sports
B) Cultural
C) Education
D) Backward classes
Your Answer___________________
Q286) You are very intelligent and hard
working, therefore, you will not be able to win
that marathon is an example of
A) Lexis Nexis
B) Non Sequitur
C) Sine Qua Non
D) Non Ipsa loquitur
Your Answer___________________
Q287) Hard work is absolutely essential to
clear the CLAT & the DU LLB entrance. Hard
work is _______ to clear these exams.
A) Lexis Nexis
B) Non Sequitur
C) Sine Qua Non
D) Non Ipsa loquitur
Your Answer___________________
Q288) The Constitution of India allows an
exception to the rule of equality in the case of?
A) President and Governor
B) Prime Minister and chief Minister
C) Union Law Minister and Law Minister of a State
D) Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy CM
Your Answer___________________
Q289) Article _____ provides that No criminal
proceedings whatsoever shall be instituted or
continued against the President, or the
Governor of a State, in any court during his
term of office.
A) 370 B) 362 C) 363 D) 361
Your Answer___________________
Q290) The 91st Amendment froze the number
of seats in the Lok Sabha till the year
A)2019 B) 2027 C) 2026 D) 2021
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Q 2 9 1 ) Na ti o n a l E d u c a ti o n C o m m i s s i o n
(1964-1966) is popularly known as
A) P.C. Hota Committee
B) Kothari Committee
C) Niyogi Committee
D) Baswan Committee
Your Answer___________________
Q292) When the government taxed Vodafone
retrospectively, it was an example of a
A) Ex Law
B) Ex post Law
C) Ex Post Facto Law
D) Ex Retro Lex
Your Answer___________________
Q293) ________ judgment is the one which is
decided without reference to a statutory
provision or earlier judgment which would
have been relevant.
A) Invalid B) Void C) Non Lex Errora D) Per Incuriam
Your Answer___________________
Q294) Piyush travels to Nepal carrying 200
notes of Rs 2000 whereas in Nepal more than
50 notes of Rs 2000 are not allowed to be
brought into. Piyush will face the law as
A) Actus Reus Non Facit Reum
B) Lack of Mens Rea
C) Ignorantia juris non excusat
D) Ignorantia juris excusat
Your Answer___________________
Q295) Quo Warranto means
A) Show the warrant before the arrest
B) A warrant in exchange of a warrant
C) to show by what warrant an office is held
D) A warrant by the CBI
Your Answer___________________
Q296) When the offices of both the President
and Vice-President of India are vacant, then
their functions will be discharged by
A) Prime Minister
B) The person who last held the post of president
C) CJI of the Delhi High Court
D) CJI of the Supreme Court
Your Answer___________________
Q297) The Constitution provides for
disqualification of a Member of Parliament
(MP) if he/she is absent continuously for ___
days from the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha
without permission.
A) 10 B) 20 C) 30 D) 60
Your Answer___________________
Q298) A judge in his judgment remarked that
the parliament needs to introduce new cyber
law. This remark is
A) Per Incuriam B) Lex Juris C) Ratio D) Obiter dicta
Your Answer___________________
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Q299) Petitions to the Supreme Court of India Q307) There cannot be a gap of more than ___
under Article 32 of Constitution are sub- ject to months between the parliaments’ sessions.
the rule of ‘Res Judicata’ except: A) 8 B) 12 C) 6 D) 4
A) Quo Warranto Your Answer___________________
B) Certiorari
C) Habeas Corpus Q308) _________ pioneered the legal-
D) Prohibition aid movement in the India.
Your Answer___________________ A)J Ranjan Gogoi
B)J V. R. Krishna Iyer
Q300) What does Raison d’etre mean? C)J KM Joseph
A) Reason to be/ Reason for existence D)J Khanna
B) Ration of the army Your Answer____________________
C) Reason to not be
D) Reason for being apprehended by the law Q309) The principle that the buyer alone is
Your Answer___________________ responsible for checking the quality and
suitability of goods before a purchase is made
Q301) A National Emergency in India can is known as
remain in operation, with the approval of A) Caveat Buyer
Parliament for: B) Caveat Consumer
A) Maximum of 1 year C) Caveat Emptor
B) Indefinite period D) Caveat Venditor
C) Maximum of 2 years Your Answer____________________
D) Maximum of 3 years
Your Answer___________________ Q310) What does ex facie mean?
A) On the face of it
Q302) ____was responsible for the B) Your ex’s face
introduction of the concept of Absolute C) Face of a repealed law
Liability. D) No face
A) J. P.N. Bhagwati Your Answer____________________
B) J. Krishna Iyer
C) J. Dipak Misra Q311) India and Pakistan have been asked to
D) J. Ranjan Gogoi maintain status quo on the current situation.
Your Answer___________________ What does this mean?
A) India should send a retaliatory response to
Q303) Who was responsible for the Pakistan more often.
introduction of PILs in the country? B) Both countries should maintain the existing state
A)J. P.N. Bhagwati of affairs.
B)J. Krishna Iyer C) Both countries should escalate to a full blown war.
C)J. Dipak Misra D) India should hunt down all F-16s
D)J. Ranjan Gogoi Your Answer____________________
Your Answer____________________
Q312) The court will assume that they have
Q304) Which of the following Judges of the acted bona fide. This statement means
Supreme Court of India is famously known as A) They will act without intention to deceive
the “Green Judge"? B) They will not act without intention to deceive
A)Justice VR Krishna Iyer C) They will act with mala fide intention to deceive
B)Justice PN Bhagwati D) They will not act at all
C)Justice Kuldip Singh Your Answer____________________
D)Justice BN Kirpal
Your Answer____________________ Q313) What does De Jure mean?
A) The Judge
Q305) Who was awarded the Justice VR B) As per law
Krishna Iyer Award in 2018? C) Small details ignored by law
A) Golak Nath D) Observations of a judge
B) Prashant Bhushan Your Answer____________________
C) Keshavananda Bharati
D) Shah Bano Q314) Article 1 of Indian Constitution defines
Your Answer____________________ India as a _____ state (s)
A)Federal (b) Bicameral (c) Union of (d) QuasiFederal
Q306) The Parliament of India shall meet at Your Answer____________________
least _________ a year
A) Four times B) Once C) Twice D) Thrice Don’t get bored. It is a long Journey.
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Q315)The Mallimath Committee Report deals
with
A) Judicial delays in India
B) criminal justice administration
C) Stock market reforms
D) review of constitutional system
Your Answer____________________
Q316) What does Mala fide mean?
A) A bad Mala
B) A good Mala
C) in bad faith
D) with full faith
Your Answer____________________
Q317) As the expenses increases, their salaries
also increased on a Pro Rata basis. What does
Pro Rata mean?
A) Their salaries increased marginally
B) Their salaries increased as per their effort
C) Their salaries increased in proportion to the
expenses
D) Their salaries increased in proportion to how
much time they spent in office
Your Answer____________________
Q318) A contract is void Ab initio means
A) void from the very beginning
B) Void as soon as it was initiated
C) Void contract at the option of one party
D) Void due to lack of any initiative
Your Answer____________________
Q319) Out of the following which
Parliamentary Committee is chaired by a
member of Opposition Party?
A) Estimates Committee
B) Joint Parliamentary Committee
C) Public Accounts Committee
D) Finance Committee
Your Answer____________________
Q320) Who is presently heading the Public
Accounts Committee?
A) Mapanna Mallikarjun Kharge
B) Rahul Gandhi
C) LK Advani
D) Arun Jaitley
Your Answer____________________
Q321) A nominal sum given as a token for
striking a sale is called
A) Earnest money
B) Advance Sale
C) Interest on sale
D) a Solatium
Your Answer____________________
Q322) The Supreme Court held that evidence
can be recorded by video conferencing in the
case
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A) State of Maharashtra v. Prafull Desai
B) Paramjit Kaur v. State of Punjab
C) Pappu Yadav v. State of Bihar
D) Bachan Singh v. State of Punjab
Your Answer____________________
Q323) The act of unlawfully entering into
another’s property constitutes
A)Criminal Misappropriation
B)Trespass
C)Theft
D)Encroachment
Your Answer____________________
Q324) If a witness intentionally makes a false
statement in Court, he commits the offence of
A) Forgery B) Falsehood C) Perjury D) Breach of trust
Your Answer____________________
Q325) A formal instrument by which one
person empowers another to represent him &
carry out transactions is known as
A)Affidavit B)Power of attorney C)Will D) Declaration
Your Answer____________________
Q326) The temporary release of a prisoner is
called
A) Parole B) Amnesty C) Discharge D) Mercy
Your Answer____________________
Q327) Who was India’s first woman Additional
Solicitor General?
A)Indira Jaising B)Madhavi Divan C)Pinky Anand D)
Karuna Nandy
Your Answer____________________
Q328) Name the Lawyer who appeared for the
family of the 8 year old girl’s family in the
Kathua Case.
A)Pinky Anand B) Madhavi Divan C) Indu Malhotra
D)Deepika Rajawat
Your Answer____________________
Q329) Who is the 3rd woman ever to be
appointed as ASG to the supreme court?
A)Indira Jaising B)Madhavi Divan C)Pinky Anand D)
Karuna Nandy
Your Answer____________________
Q330) Which Constitutional Amendment
conferred a 10% quota on the EWS of the
society ?
A) 124 B) 102 C) 103 D) 105
Your Answer ______________
Q331) The _____ Commission’s charter was to
examine the central-state relationship on
various portfolios and suggest changes within
the framework of Constitution of India.
A) Nanavati B) Sarkaria C) Mandal D) Sachar
Your Answer ______________
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Q332) No one can be convicted twice for the
same offence. This doctrine is called
A) Stare Decisis
B) Autrefois convict
C) Double jeopardy
D) Corpus delicti
Your Answer ______________
Q333) Who heads the four members
Committee appointed to study the Centre State
relations especially the changes took place
since Sarkaria Commission
A) Justice M.M. Punchhi
B) Justice Nanavati
C) Justice Bamcha
D) Justice Kuldip Singh
Your Answer ______________
Q334) Where is the National Judicial Academy
located’?
A) Kolkata B) Bhopal C) Delhi D) Mumbai
Your Answer ______________
Q335) Fiduciary relationship means a
relationship based on
A) Trust B) Money C) Contract (d) Blood
Your Answer ______________
Q336) Who was the 1st woman judge of the
Supreme Court?
A) M. Fathima Beevi
B) Pinky Anand
C) Usha Rani
D) Indira Jaisingh
Your Answer ______________
Q337) What was the Shah Bano case about?
A) Abolishing Triple Talaq
B) Basic Structure
C) The right of maintenance of divorced Muslim
Women
D) Right of Refugees from Pakistan
Your Answer ______________
Q 338) CAG is appointed by
A)Chief Justice of India
B)Prime Minister of India
C)Finance Minster of India
D)President of India on the recommendation of PM
Your Answer ______________
Q 339) ____________ became Pakistan’s 1st
female judge belonging to the Hindu
community. (No Options for this one)
Your Answer ______________
Q340) Who was recently appointed as the 26th
Chief Justice of Pakistan?
A) Asif Saeed Khan Khosa
B) Nasir-ul-Mulk
C) A. H. Dogar
D) Sau Jan
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Q341) The CAG is ranked 9th and enjoys the
same status as a _______ in Indian order of
precedence.
A) Member of Parliament
B) Judge of Supreme Court of India
C) Judge of High Court of Delhi
D) Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee
Your Answer ______________
Q342) The controversial commission whose
reports on Godhra Train Incident were
declared null & void by the Gujarat High Court
A) Nanavati Commission
B) Sarkaria Commission
C) UC Banerjee Commission
D) Srikrishna Commission
Your Answer ______________
Q343) Territorial sea, as defined by the 1982
United Nations Convention on the Law of
the Sea, is a belt of coastal waters extending
at most ______ nautical miles
A) 200 B) 100 C) 10 D) 12
Your Answer ______________
Q344) What is the name of the commission
that inquired into the assassination of Indira
Gandhi?
A) Nanavati Commission
B) Sarkaria Commission
C) UC Banerjee Commission
D) Thakkar Commission
Your Answer ______________
Q345) The 1992 Bombay Riots were inquired
into by
A) Nanavati Commission
B) Sarkaria Commission
C) UC Banerjee Commission
D) Srikrishna Commission
Your Answer ______________
Q346) Who headed the committee that worked
on “Data Protection Framework”?
A) J Chandrachud
B) J Indu Malhotra
C) J Ranjan Gogoi
D) J BN Srikrishna
Your Answer ______________
Q347) The concept of judicial review has been
borrowed from the Constitution of
A) U.S.S.R. B) U.K. C) U.S.A. D) Switzerland
Your Answer ______________
Q348) Every duty enforceable by law is called
A) Accountability
B) Obligation
C) Per Favor
D) Incidence
Your Answer ______________
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Q 349) Offence of breaking a divine idol is Q357) Who was the first leader of opposition
A) Salus populi on Lok Sabha?
B) Inciting a riot A) Jagjivan Ram
C) Sacrilege B) Ram Suhag Singh
D) Blasphemy C) Y.B. Chavan
Your Answer ______________ D) Sharad Pawar
Your Answer______________
Q350) A person who goes underground or
evades the jurisdiction of the Court is known Q358) Who is the present leader of opposition?
as A) Rahul Gandhi
A) Offender B) Sonia Gandhi
B) Underground Person C) Sumitra Mahajan
C) Absentee D) None of the above/ Vacant
D) Absconder Your Answer______________
Your Answer ______________
Q359) When was Article 21A (right to
Q351) What does a caveat mean? education) inserted in the constitution?
A) Caution B) Appeal C) Prison D) Bail A) 2000 B) 2002 C) 2003 D) 2005
Your Answer ______________ Your Answer______________

Q 352) In what manner can the Governor of a Q360) The president can nominate _____
State be removed? members to the Rajya Sabha ?
A) By President of India anytime. A) 10 B) 11 C) 12 D) 13
B) By impeachment by that state Legislature. Your Answer______________
C) By the Union Government at the request of the
Chief Minister. Q361) Rajya Sabha is dissolved once every ___
D) By Supreme Court on a writ petition filed against A) 1 Year B) 2 Years C) Never Dissolved D) 3 Years
the Governor. Your Answer______________
Your Answer ______________
Q362) Who amongst the following was not a
Q353) The President of India exercise his Chief Justice of India?
powers A) Justice P.N. Bhagwati
A) Through the Vice- President B) Justice R.M. Lodha
B) Either directly or through officers subordinate to C) Justice Krishna Iyer
him D) Justice J.S. Verma
C) Through the Chief Justice of India Your Answer______________
D) Through the Prime Minister
Your Answer ______________ Q 363) We borrowed the procedure for
amendment of the constitution from _______
Q354) According to Article 1 clause (1) ”India A) France B) USA C) Ireland D) South Africa
that is _________ shall be a Union of states”. Your Answer______________
A) Bharat
B) Akhand Bharat Q364) Collegium system is
C) Republic of India A) A process to appoint judges to the constitutional
D) Democratic Republic of India courts of the country.
Your Answer ______________ B) A process to elect the speaker of the Lok Sabha
C) A process to elect President and Vice- President.
Q355) At present the Right to Property viz. “No D) A process to elect the head of the PAC
person shall be deprived of his property save Your Answer______________
by authority of law” is enshrined in Article ___
A) 299 B) 300 C) 300C D) 300A Q365) In the USA, the residuary power lies
Your Answer ______________ with
A) States
Q356) Who is the final authority on the issue B) Federal Government
whether a Bill is a Money Bill or not? C) Supreme Court
A) President of India D) Congress and the house of senate
B) Speaker of Lok Sabha Your Answer______________
C) Chairman of Rajya Sabha
D) Finance Minister Q366) Special Leave to Appeal is provided for
Your Answer ______________ under Article
A)141 B)135 C)136 D)138
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Q367) The writ that literally means “what is
your authority”?
A) Mandamus
B) Quo Warranto
C) Certiorari
D) Habeas Corpus
Your Answer______________
Q368) A ______ is a practice which has been
followed for a very long period of time and
thus becomes a source of Law
A) Legislation B) Equity C) Precedent D) Custom
Your Answer______________
Q369) When was the constitution of India
adopted?
A) 26 November, 1948
B) 26 November, 1949
C) 26 January , 1950
D) 26 January , 1949
Your Answer______________
Q370) PRINCIPLE: A master is liable for those
acts of his servant which are committed in the
course of employment.
FACTS: Tanya, a Wedding Planner sends her
driver to pick up some clothes for one of her
clients. Her driver after picking the clothes
calls her up, to tell her that he is not feeling
well and would like to go home and come to
duty on the next day. She agrees, and the
driver proceeds to his home. On the way home,
he ends up accidentally driving over a drunk
pedestrian.
Choose the most appropriate option.
A) Tanya will be held responsible for this act of
causing death as it was her driver.
B) Tanya will not be held responsible for this act of
causing death as her driver was off duty.
C) Tanya will not be held responsible for this act of
causing death as her driver had called her to inform
D) Her Driver will walk scot free as it was an accident
Your Answer______________
Q371) PRINCIPLE : Whoever, by words, or by
signs or otherwise brings or attractive to bring
into hatred or contempt or excites disaffection
towards the Government established by law in
India shall be punished with imprisonment for
is the law of on sedition.
FACTS : Arun Kajuvala made the following two
statement at a public gathering.
1)This is a government of scoundrels,
bootleggers, fools, and throw them out this
time by voting against them. They don‟t to be
in power.
2)Kill all these corrupts, rascals & Khakee
short wearers who are running this nation,
whether they are leaders of the ruling party or
the government servants, come help me to
clean this nation from these evils. After god, I
am the only one who is honest. Rest all are
corrupt.
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Choose the most appropriate option.
A) Arun is not guilty of sedition for having made the
statement (i) and (ii) as he was exercising his
fundamental right of freedom of speech and
expression.
B) Arun is guilty of sedition for having made the
statement (i) and (ii).
C) Arun is guilty of sedition for making statement 1
only.
D) Arun is guilty of sedition for making statement 2
only.
Your Answer______________
Q372) Principle : Whosoever enters into or
upon the property in the possession of
another, with intent to commit an offence or to
intimidate or annoy any person in possession
of the property, and remains there with intent
thereby to intimidate or annoy another person
or with intent to commit an offence is guilty of
criminal trespass
Facts : Rajbir entered at night into a house to
carry out intimate activities with his girlfriend
on her invitation and based on information
that her family members were absent.
However, he was caught by her Mamaji before
he could get away. Is Rajbir guilty of criminal
trespass? He is
(a) guilty of criminal trespass as he annoyed Mamaji.
(b) guilty because he entered the house to commit a
crime against the girl
(c) guilty because entered into a property in the
possession of another.
(d) not guilty of criminal trespass
Your Answer______________
Q373) Which High Court has Jurisdiction of the
area of Lakshwadeep Islands
A) Bombay B) Kerala C) Madras D) Bengaluru
Your Answer______________
Q374) Corroborative evidence means
A) Main evidence in a case
B) Evidence which supports the initial evidence
C) Evidence that corrodes and expires after a date
D) Evidence of a witness who supports the accused
Your Answer______________
Q376) What does the term “Ex Parte” mean?
A) Party after break up
B) Decision given without proper procedure
C) after observing proper procedure
D) Decision given in absence of party/parties
Your Answer______________
Q377) _______ has a unitary system of
government/constitution.
A) USA B) UK C) India D) Australia
Your Answer______________
Q378) Article ____ provides for the procedure
of Amendment.
A) 370 B) 368 C) 369 D) 381
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Q379) Which of the following was once a Q386) A male Hindu marrying a second wife
fundamental right in India? while the first marriage is subsisting, commits:
A) Right to form association A) an offence of bigamy
B) Freedom of religion B) no offence at all
C) Right to property C) no offence if the permission of the first wife
D) Right to move throughout the territory of India was taken in writing
Your Answer______________ D) no offence if the first wife chooses not to file
a case against him
Q380) ‘Dyarchy’ under the Government of Your Answer______________
India Act 1919 meant
A) division of powers between the central and Q387) Who among the following can be parties
provincial government to a case before the International Court of
B) separation of judiciary from executive Justice?
C) division of executive departments under elected a) Individuals and States
ministers and the members of the governor’s b) States and International Organisations
executive council c) Only States
D) separation between legislature and executive d) States & Multinational Organisations such as
Your Answer______________ Google
Your Answer______________
Q381) The international Court of Justice has
Jurisdiction based on Q388) The Parliament derives legislative
A) Territory B) High Seas C) Treaties D) Consent competence from the ____ of the 7th schedule
Your Answer______________ A) Only List I
B) List I and List II
Q382) A puisne judge of a High Court is C) List I, List II and List III
A) Retired Judge D) List I and List III
B) Substitute Judge Your Answer______________
C) a judge other than a Chief Justice
D) the Chief Justice Q389) Abhinav enters into a contract with
Your Answer______________ Jyotika but states that contract will not have
an effect based on his option. What is the legal
Q383) Medical Science used in investigating term for such a contract?
crimes is known as A) Void ab initio
A) Legal application of Medicine B) Valid contract
B) Epistemological Science C) Voidable contract
C) Forensic science D) Illegal contract
D) Ontological Science Your Answer______________
Your Answer______________
Q 390) Who serves as the ex-officio Chairman
Q384) The President of India is elected by an of Rajya Sabha?
electoral college consisting of A) President
(a) all the members of both the Houses of Parliament B) Vice-President
and all the members of all the Legislative Assemblies C) Prime Minister
(b) all the elected members of both the Houses of D) Head of opposition party in Lok Sabha
Parliament and all the members of all the Legislative Your Answer______________
Assemblies
(c) all the members of both the Houses of Parliament Q391) A judge remarked in a case “Where
and all the elected members of all the Legislative there is a right, there is a way” This can also be
Assemblies expressed as
(d) all the elected members of both the Houses of A) Ubi Jus ibi Remedium
Parliament and all the elected members of all the B) Damnum Sine Injuria
Legislative Assemblies C) Injuria sine damnum
Your Answer______________ D) Rex Willum Faithse Pathum
Your Answer______________
Q385)What is Palimony?
A) Having more than one wife Q392) Because the High court can punish for
B) Having more than one husband its contempt it is a:
C) Having to divide financial assets and real property A) a court of contempt
on the termination of a personal live-in relationship. B) a court of record
D) Having multiple affairs while not being married. C) a court of original jurisdiction
Your Answer______________ D) a court of appellate jurisdiction
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Q393) What is the full form of LLP? Q401) The Socially and Educationally
A) Limited Liability Proprietorship Backward Classes Commission (SEBC) is also
B) Limited Liability Partnership known as
C) Limited Liability Paradox A) Venkatachaliah Commission
D) Limited License Proprietorship B) Mandal Commission
Your Answer______________ C) Punchhi Commission
D) Sarkaria Commission
Q394) Election Commission of India is a Your Answer______________
A) Statutory Body
B) Court of Law Q402) The ______ Commission was
C) Quasi Judicial Body constituted under the Commissions of Inquiry
D) Legislative Body Act, 1952 to probe allegations of corruption in
Your Answer______________ the wake of the controversy generated by the
Tehelka tapes in March 2001.
Q395) A member of the Indian Parliament or A) Phukan B) Mandal C) Punchhi D) Sarkaria
State legislature cannot be arrested in civil Your Answer______________
action within a period of ....... days before and
after the session. Q403) A war criminal negotiated for Tabula
A) 40 B) 45 C) 50 D) 55 rasa in court. It means?
Your Answer______________ A) He wanted a blank Slate against his past crimes
B) He wanted a Spanish meal
Q396) The right to constitutional remedies is C) He was deprived of food in Jail
provided in Article D) He wanted immunity from further conviction
A) 32 B) 228 C) 15 D) 14 Your Answer______________
Your Answer______________
Q 404) The CM of Delhi is often found to
Q397) _______ has been the Chief Justice of demand Carte blanche. What does this mean?
India and was an acting president of India as A) He wants statehood for Delhi
well? B) He wants full discretionary power.
A) Justice M. Hidayatullah C) He wants to end anarchy
B) Justice S.V. Chandrachud D) He is dependent on the central government
C) Justice P. Shastri Your Answer______________
D) Justice P.B. Gajendragadkar
Your Answer______________ Q 405) Principle: When an offer is accepted by
a person to whom it is made, it becomes a
Q398) A political party must get __% of the promise. But this promise will become legally
seats to be officially accorded the status of an binding only when the acceptance of the offer
opposition party in Lok Sabha is unconditional.
A) 5% B) 3% C) 10 % D)15% Facts: Saurabh makes an offer to sell his
Your Answer______________ Fortuner to Sachin for Rs.15 lacs. Sachin
accepts this offer but wants to Saurabh to get
Q399) National Statistical Commission was the car repaired first as it has a lot dents.
established in 2005 based no the Saurabh does not agree to it and claims the
recommendation of offer was only on the basis of “as is where is
A) Venkatachaliah Commission basis” Thereafter, Sachin agrees to pay the
B) Mandal Commission original price without any repairs and sends a
C) Rangarajan Commission WhatsApp message to Saurabh. But Saurabh
D) Sarkaria Commission does not reply to it. Sachin sues for specific
Your Answer______________ performance.
A) Sachin will succeed in his action as he agreed to
Q400) The _______ report studied The Saurabh’s terms and now Saurabh cannot deny the
Methodology for Measurement of Poverty in sale
the country and was constituted by the B) Saurabh will succeed as Sachin only
Planning Commission in June 2012. communicated with him on WhatsApp and not on
A) Venkatachaliah Phone call.
B) Mandal C) Sachin will not succeed as his initial acceptance of
C) Rangarajan the offer was not unconditional.
D) Sarkaria D) Sachin will not succeed as he should have asked
Your Answer______________ for a paint job instead of dent repairs.
Your Answer______________
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Q406) Principle: Generally an agreement
without consideration is not valid. Therefore,
in order to make a valid agreement, some
consideration which may have some value in
the eyes of law, is essentially required.
Facts: Arshia has an old Honda City which she
has not driven in years. She goes to the Honda
showroom to buy a new Honda WRV and
makes a mention of this car, not for the
purpose of sale, but in general terms, that she
has owned a Honda before. The car salesman
thinking to make a quick buck tells her that
her car is scrap and of no value but if she gives
the car to him, he can fetch her a discount on
the WRV.
Arshia agrees, but is warned by her friend
Nikhil that the salesman is making a fool out of
her and the car has perfect resale value.
Therefore, when the salesman comes to collect
the car, Arshia refuses delivery.
The Salesman, whose Name is Mr Natwarlal
sues for specific performance.
A) Mr Natwarlal will succeed in his action as Arshia
backed out after making an agreement with him
B) Arshia will successfully defend herself as there was
no consideration to her agreement.
C) Arshia will successfully defend herself as her car
still had resale value.
D) Mr Natwarlal will succeed as his offer of getting a
discount is valid consideration in the eyes of the law.
Your Answer______________
Q407) Principle: In order to be eligible to
appear in the semester examination, a student
is required to attend, under all circumstances,
at least 70% of the total classes held in that
semester as per University rules.
Facts: Milan, a very brilliant student of LL.B. of
the final semester of NLU Bangalore, faces an
unfortunate incident at his home in Delhi,
when thieves stole everything from his house
as his parents had come to meet him in
Bangalore. He immediately travels back home
with his parents take stock of the situation.
Consequently, Milan could not attend his
classes for ten days as he was in Delhi and due
to a war like situation between India &
Pakistan, he was unable to fly back to
Bangalore. Due to this absence from the
University, Milan failed to have 70%
attendance which was the sine qua non to
appear in the final examination and, therefore,
he was debarred from appearing in the
examination by the University authorities.
Milan challenges this decision in the court of
law
A) Milan will succeed in the court of law as the
circumstances of war were beyond his control
B) Milan will definitely get favour of the court on
humanitarian ground as he is a student and court
always favours students.
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C) Milan will not succeed as he could have very easily
fulfilled the eligibility criteria for appearing in the
examination by being reasonably regular in the class
throughout the semester.
D) Milan will succeed as requirement of 70%
attendance may be declared too stringent.
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Q408) Principle: A seller of goods cannot
transfer better rights than he himself
possesses in the goods sold to the buyer.
Facts: Nehaa leaves her Gucci bag by mistake
on a seat in the park. Mansie finds that bag
and immediately sells the same for good price
to Shreya who without inquiring whether
Mansie is its owner or not as she too was
getting a good deal on such a bag. Nehaa finds
out and later on claims that bag from Shreya.
Decide whether Nehaa can succeed?
A) Nehaa cannot succeed as Shreya has paid a fair
price for the bag.
B) Nehaa cannot succeed as Shreya was unaware of
the fact that Mansie was not its owner and she
bought the bag in good faith
C) Nehaa cannot succeed as it was her carelessness
and nothing else which enabled Mansie to sell the
bag to Shreya.
D) Nehaa can succeed as Mansie is merely finder of
the bag and, therefore, cannot transfer ownership
rights thereon to Shreya.
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Q409) Principle: All citizens shall have the
Fundamental Right to carry on any occupation,
trade or business. But reasonable restrictions
on the exercise of such rights can be imposed
by law in the interest of the general public.
Facts: A large number of factories employing a
lot of labour were operating in the Mayapuri
Industrial Area. As the factories had furnaces,
they were emitting a lot of pollution. The NGT
ordered to shift them out of Delhi, carry on
their work there and subsequently banned all
furnaces in Delhi. The Owners of the factories
challenged this decision.
A)The owners will succeed as how dare the NGT ban
their occupation as the constitution provides them
this fundamental right.
B) The owners will succeed as they are employing a
to of labor and the families of the labor force will face
a financial crisis, and unemployment is already very
high.
C)The owner will not be succeed as it is a reasonable
restriction that has been imposed on their
occupation, and NGT is well within the law to do so.
D) The owners will not succeed as they are only
being asked to relocate.
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Q410) Principle: A Contract can not be
enforced by or against a person who is not a
party to it. However, where some benefit is
conferred on third party by the contract itself,
then the third party can be allowed to enforce
that contract to get such benefit.
Facts: Gaurav Kapoor owes Rs 2 Lakhs to Richa
and needs to return Rs 50,000 to Shailja. He
decides to sell his Honda Brio to Pankaj to pay
off his debt and informs both Richa & Shailja
about this proposed deal. He puts Richa &
Shailja in direct touch with Pankaj and asks
them to collect money from him. Initially,
Pankaj had signed a written agreement with
Gaurav about the sale of the car and
mentioned about Richa & Shailja taking the
money. Richa and Shailja sue Pankaj.
A) Richa and Shailja cannot succeed as the original
agreement was between Pankaj and Gaurav only.
B) Richa and Shailja cannot succeed as the car was
not theirs and they are nobodies in the agreement.
C) Richa and Shailja will succeed as they are a third
party to this contract with some benefit being
conferred on them.
D) Pankaj is only liable if Gaurav sues, and not to any
other third party.
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Q411) Principle: If a contract is made by post
between two persons living in two different
cities, then the contract is said to be complete
as soon as the letter of acceptance is properly
posted, and the place of completion of the
contract is that city where acceptance is
posted. It is worth mentioning here that in
every contract there is always an offer from
one party and the acceptance of the offer from
the other party.
Facts: Sahaj, a resident of Ludhiana, gives an
offer by post to sell his MacBook Pro for Rs. 2
Lakhs to Nupur, a resident of Delhi. This offer
letter is posted on 1st January 2019 from
Ludhiana and reaches Delhi on 5th January
2019. Nupur accepts this offer and posts the
letter of acceptance on 6th January 1986 from
Delhi which reaches Ludhiana on 15th of
January 2019. But Sahaj Presumed that Nupur
is not interested in accepting his offer, sells his
MacBook to Preet for a higher price on 13th of
January, 2019. Nupur files a suit against Sahaj
for the breach of contract in the competent
court of Delhi. Will Nupur succeed?
A) Nupur cannot succeed as she should have used
fedEx for a speedier delivery.
B) Nupur will succeed as the contract became valid in
the eyes of the law as soon as she posted the letter
of acceptance.
C) Nupur will not succeed as Sahaj got a better deal
and it is his right to sell his laptop at the price he
wants.
D) Sahaj will not succeed as he should have thought
of selling his MacBook air instead of the Pro.
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Q412) Principle: He, who goes to the court of
law to seek justice, must come with clean
hands.
Facts: Donald enters into a contract with Modi
under which Donald has to construct a house
for Modi and has to complete the same within
one year from the date of the contract. This
contract includes two very important terms.
According to first term if there is price hike of
the materials to be used in the construction,
then the escalation charges at a particular rate
shall be payable by Modi to Donald. According
to second term if the construction of the house
is not completed within the period prescribed
for it, then Donald will have to pay penalty at a
particular rate to Modi. Before the completion
of the construction work the workers of
Donald go on strike and strike continues up to
three months even after the expiry of one year.
After that period workers return and the
construction work again starts. During the last
three months period of strike there was a
considerable rise in the price of the building
material. Donald claimed escalation cost from
Modi. Modi did not agree to it. Donald filed a
suit in the court of law either to order the
payment of the price of the building material
on the basis of escalated price or to allow him
to stop the work without incurring any penal
liability towards Donald.
A) Donald will succeed as strike by his workers was
unexpected and beyond his control.
B) Donald can succeed as there is an escalation
clause in the contract
C) Donald can not succeed as he has failed to
complete the construction work in time and strike can
not be treated as a valid excuse for delay in work.
D) Donald can succeed if he pays penalty to Modi for
delay.
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Q413) Principle: If the object of an agreement
is or becomes unlawful or immoral or opposed
to public policy in the eyes of law, then the
courts will not enforce such agreements.
Facts: Shahid tells Honey Singh Jr. to take a
couple of packets of salt from Amritsar to
Ludhiana. Honey Singh Jr. out of work, readily
agrees and after all it was just a couple of
packets of salt. Honey Singh Jr’s car is stopped
at Jalandhar and the Policemen suspect the
salt is something else, and taste the salt. One
of the policemen recognises that one packet is
cocaine and others are salt and thus, arrests
Honey Singh Jr. After Honey comes out on Bail,
Shahid sues him for not fulfilling his
agreement.
A) Shahid will succeed as he is suing only for the salt.
B) Shahid will succeed as he only gave salt to Honey
C) Shahid will not succeed as cocaine is unlawful.
D) Shahid will succeed as Honey should have
delivered the salt and the cocaine could have been
confiscated by the police.
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Q414)Principle: whosoever by his act or
omission causes environmental pollution shall
be held liable for any loss caused by such
pollution. It shall be no defence in such cases
that all due diligence or reasonable care was
taken while carrying out the act or omission in
question.
Facts: Sanjeev Gupta manufactures chemicals
used in paints in his factory. Some of these
chemicals are highly inflammable and if
released in the environment, can cause
substantial health problems to other people.
Therefore, Sanjeev and his son Param are very
cautious in checking & counter measures to
prevent any leaks and had cleared all
government checks to run this project. In the
summers, out of nowhere, a hailstorm hits
Delhi, wherein Sanjeev’s factory is located. The
Hailstorm was so severe that it broke apart the
factory’s tin sheds and destroyed a machine,
which resulted in the leakage of chemicals. The
area dwellers filed a suit against Sanjeev.
A) Sanjeev will be held liable as he failed to prevent
the leakage of chemicals.
B) Sanjeev will be held liable as he should have
invested more into prevention of leakage under any
circumstances
C) Sanjeev will not be held liable as his son Param is
involved.
D) Sanjeev will not be held liable as it was an
unforeseen act of god that caused the damaged to
the factory despite all his checks in place.
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Q415) Principle: If a person transfers movable
or immovable property with its full ownership
and without any consideration to some other
person, then it is called a gift.
Facts: Satinder, who has no child of his own,
makes a gift of his house worth Rs. 3 Crores
lacs to his nephew Arpit. They both proceed to
the registrar and get the gift deed registered.
Satinder only imposes one condition by
verbally telling Arpit will let him use the house
without any questions or objections in case the
need arises. Arpit stays silent and doesn’t
agree or disagree. After one year of this
incident, Satinder really needs that house and
request Arpit to make the house available to
him, but Arpit refuses to do so.
A) Arpit cannot refuse as he never paid Satinder any
consideration.
B) Arpit cannot refuse as Satinder is without children.
C) Arpit can refuse as the gift is valid in the eyes of
the law and now he has full ownership rights
D) Arpit can refuse as he claims never to have heard
Satinder’s condition
Q416) If the President of India wants to
resign, he shall address his resignation to the
A) CJI B) President C)Vice President D) PM
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Q417) Principle: An agreement to do an act
impossible in itself cannot be enforced by a
court of law.
Facts: A random youtube channel guarantees
that by her coaching lessons students will clear
the CLAT, and students like sheep in search of
a shepherd trust her and give the tutor their
money not even able to judge that the teacher
had not cleared the CLAT or any law entrance
herself. All the students fail to grab a rank.
Students claim a refund of Rs 10,000 that they
had spent on the study material.
Pick the most probable scenario
A) Students can succeed in getting damages as the
teacher has deceived them.
B) The YouTuber cannot be held liable as she herself
had not cleared the CLAT
C) The court cannot entertain such suits as the act
promised under the agreement is impossible in itself
as the teacher made a grand advertising claim and
the act was impossible in itself.
D) Students will succeed as they will clear the exam
next year be reinvesting this money with a better
teacher such as TLOI academy
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Q418) Principle: An agreement may be oral or
written. However, if a law specifically requires
that an agreement must be in writing then the
ag reemen t mu st be in writin g . A law
specifically requires that the agreements
relating to transfer of the copyright in novel
between an author of a novel and the producer
of a motion picture must be in writing.
Facts: The author of a novel, CLAT in the first
attempt had several rounds of discussion with
a producer of motion picture regarding making
of a motion picture based on CLAT in the first
attempt. During the last discussion, they
decided to make a motion picture on CLAT in
the first attempt. The producer made a motion
picture on CLAT in the first attempt after
making a payment of Rs. 1,00,000/ via UPI to
the author who happily accepted this amount
as full and final payment. Later on, on the
advice of his lawyer, the author brought a case
in a court of law against the producer on the
ground that there was no written agreement
between the producer and him.
A) The author is likely to not succeed in the case as
the agreement is not in accordance with the law
B) The author cannot succeed in the case as he took
payment via UPI and should have taken it in cash.
C) The author is not likely to succeed in the case
because the film has already been made.
D) The author is likely to succeed in the case as there
was no agreement to begin with due to absence of a
written agreement.
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Q419) Principle: A person is said to be of sound
mind for the purpose of making a contract if,
at the time when he makes it, he is capable of
understanding it and of forming a rational
judgment as to its effect upon his interest.
Facts: Gagan who is usually of sound mind, but
occasionally of unsound mind due to epilepsy
and the periodic fits he gets. He enters into a
contract with Nikhil to sell his iPhone to Gagan
but at the time of entering into the contract,
he gets a silent fit but still manages to sign the
contract. Later Gagan, when the fit’s effect
subsided, realised what he had done and
refused to give the iPhone as he realised that
he had gotten a fit and was not in his senses.
A) Nikhil can sue Gagan for specific performance as
Gagan knew about the contract before hand
B) Nikhil can sue Gagan as an epileptic fit is not his
concern.
C) Nikhil cannot sue Gagan as just before signing
Gagan got a fit and thus became of unsound mind.
D) Gagan can sue Nikhil for causing pressure in the
situation, and thus inducing a fit
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Q420) Principle: Whosoever commits any act
forbidden by the Indian Penal code with a view
to obtain the consent of any person to enter
into an agreement, he cannot get the
agreement enforced by law but the person
whose consent has been so obtained may get
the agreement enforced by law.
Facts: Aditya obtains the consent of Rajbir to
enter into an agreement by an act amounting
to criminal misappropriation under the Indian
Penal Code. Aditya tells Rajbir that he will buy
him a One Plus 6T for the act. Rajbir completes
the act, but is told by Aditya to go away and do
whatever he can.
A) Rajbir cannot sue Aditya as the act was a criminal
offence to begin with.
B) Aditya can sue Rajbir for an act of criminal
misappropriation
C) Aditya can claim innocence and report Rajbir to
the police for trying to extort the OP6T from him.
D) Rajbir can sue Aditya as he can get the agreement
enforced by law.
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Q421) Principle: A contract between the father
and his son is a contract of utmost good faith.
In such a type of contract law presumes that
at the time of entering into the contract the
father was in a position to dominate the will of
his son. Where one of the parties was in
position to dominate the will of the other
party, the contract is enforceable only at the
option of the party whose will was so
dominated.
Facts: Anshul got into a contract with his
father Harjinder about his residential house.
The agreement stated that no part of the
house shall devolve onto Anshul’s sister Navya.
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Later on it was found that Anshul had actually
threatened his father of Anshul committing
suicide if he does not sign this contract.
A) Anshul can enforce the contract as he is the son.
B) Navya can sue Anshul as a third party to this
contract.
C) Anshul can sue Navya as it was because of her he
had planned to commit suicide
D) The contract can only be enforced at the option of
Arvinder
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Q422) Principle: When at the desire of one
person, any other person has done or
abstained from doing something, such act or
abstinence or promise is called a consideration
for the promise. Only a promise coupled with
consideration is enforceable by law.
Facts: Shambhavi asks Nikita to give her some
gold jewellery that she needs to wear for a
friend’s marriage. Nikita is deliriously rich and
decides to helps her friend out. Additionally,
Nikita tells that Shambhavi that she can keep
the jewellery as a gift from Nikita, since Nikita
hasn’t gifted her anything over the past few
years on her birthday. At the last moment,
Nikita’s mother refuses to give Shambhavi the
jewellery stating that we won’t give it neither
for free nor for the purpose of borrowing.
Shambhavi sues Nikita to perform her promise.
A)Shambhavi will succeed as Nikita acted Bona Fide.
B)Shambhavi will not succeed as she should have
confirmed about the same from Nikita’s mother.
C)Shambhavi will not succeed as there was no
consideration for the promise made.
D) Shambhavi will not succeed as Nikita merely made
a verbal promise
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Q423) Principle: ‘Work’ means literary work,
artistic work, dramatic work, musical work,
cinematographic film and sound recording but
does not include recording videos and content
on youtube. Only the works, as enumerated
above, can be protected under copyright law.
Facts: A very popular online education
platform NonAcademy copied a lot of content
from TLOI academy, a small youtube channel,
and made millions out of it. Can TLOI Academy
sue as videos on youtube can also technically
considered to be literary work, artistic work,
dramatic work, musical work, cinematographic
film and sound recording?
A) TLOI Academy will not succeed as NonAcademy
hires everyone who doesn’t have anything to do in
life as a teacher and claims to be the best.
B) TLOI Academy will succeed as Youtube videos
constitute cinematographic film and sound recording
C) TLOI Academy will not succeed as recording
videos and content on youtube is not protected under
the law.
D) TLOI Academy will succeed as its intention is
genuine.
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Q424)Principle: Licence is an agreement
whereby the owner of the copyright agrees to
grant an interest in the copyright to the
licencee. Assignment is an agreement whereby
the owner of the copyright transfers all the
property rights to the assignee. Property right
is a bundle of rights consisting of right to
possess, right to use, right to alienate, and the
right to exclude others.
Facts: Gauri, an owner of copyright in the film
“Chotu” enters into an agreement with
Harman, a former flop actor turned film
distributer. Harman agrees to distribute the
film only in Mumbai. Gauri also enters into
many such agreements with other distributers
for distribution of her film in other cities.
A) The agreement between A and B is more in the
nature of assignment than in the nature of licence
B) The agreement between A and B is more in the
nature of licence than in the nature of assignment
C) The agreement between A and B is both in the
nature of assignment and licence
D) The agreement between A and B is neither in the
nature of assignment nor in the nature of licence
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Q425)Principle: Licence is an agreement
whereby the owner of the copyright agrees to
grant an interest in the copyright to the
licencee. Assignment is an agreement whereby
the owner of the copyright transfers all the
property rights to the assignee. Property right
is a bundle of rights consisting of right to
possess, right to use, right to alienate, and the
right to exclude others.
Facts: Gauri, an owner of copyright in the film
“Chotu” enters into an exclusive agreement
with Harman, a former flop actor turned film
distributer. Harman agrees to distribute the
film in all territories of India.
A) The agreement between A and B is more in the
nature of assignment than in the nature of licence
B) The agreement between A and B is more in the
nature of licence than in the nature of assignment
C) The agreement between A and B is both in the
nature of assignment and licence
D) The agreement between A and B is neither in the
nature of assignment nor in the nature of licence
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Q426)Principle: Licence is an agreement
whereby the owner of the copyright agrees to
grant an interest in the copyright to the
licencee. Assignment is an agreement whereby
the owner of the copyright transfers all the
property rights to the assignee. Property right
is a bundle of rights consisting of right to
possess, right to use, right to alienate, and the
right to exclude others.
Facts: Gauri, an owner of copyright in the film
“Chotu” enters into an exclusive agreement
with Harman, a former flop actor turned film
distributer. Harman agrees to distribute the
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film in all territories of India, but Gauri
imposes the condition that the property rights
will stay with her in the case of a legal dispute,
and she can revoke the permission to
distribute her film at any time.
A) The agreement between A and B is more in the
nature of assignment than in the nature of licence
B) The agreement between A and B is more in the
nature of licence than in the nature of assignment
C) The agreement between A and B is both in the
nature of assignment and licence
D) The agreement between A and B is neither in the
nature of assignment nor in the nature of licence
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Q427) Principle: Qui facit per alium facit per
se, i.e. he who does things through others does
it himself.
Facts: Tanya takes an Uber Ride to the airport
but is terribly late as usual. She takes her
frustration out on the Uber driver and asks him
to drive faster and make her reach the airport
so that she is able to catch her flight. Despite
his reluctance, the driver proceeds to drive
fast. As soon as they are about to reach the
airport, Tanya starts pestering him to go even
faster, and that causes him to hit an auto from
behind. The auto stops the cab and proceeds to
break the windscreen of the car. The driver of
the cab claims damages from Tanya.
A) Tanya is not responsible to pay for the windscreen
as the driver caused the accident.
B) The driver is liable to pay damages to Tanya as he
was the one who caused the accident
C) The driver should compensate Tanya for her
missed flight.
D) Tanya is not responsible to pay for the windscreen
as it was the auto driver who broke the windscreen
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Q428) Principle: Qui facit per alium facit per
se, i.e. he who does things through others does
it himself.
Facts: Tanya takes an Uber Ride to the airport
but is terribly late as usual. She takes her
frustration out on the Uber driver and asks him
to drive faster and make her reach the airport
so that she is able to catch her flight. Despite
his reluctance, the driver proceeds to drive
fast. As soon as they are about to reach the
airport, Tanya starts pestering him to go even
faster, and that causes him to hit an auto from
behind. The cab driver claims damages from
Tanya
A) Tanya is not responsible to pay as it was the driver
who caused the mishap not her
B) The driver is liable to pay damages to Tanya as he
was the one who caused her flight to be missed
C) The driver should compensate to the auto driver.
D) Tanya is responsible to pay as it was on her
command that the cab driver was over speeding.
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Q429) I have kept the question the SAME
intentionally. Check the explanation section.
Principle: Whoever takes away anything from
the land of any person without that person’s
consent is said to commit theft. A thing so long
as it is attached to the earth is not the subject
of theft; but it becomes capable of being the
subject of theft as soon as it is severed from
the earth. Facts: Y cuts down a tree standing
on the land of X with the intention of
dishonestly taking the tree out of X’s
possession without the consent of X. But Y is
yet to take away the tree out of X’s possession.
A. Y has committed theft as soon as he came to the
land of X
B. Y has committed theft as soon as the tree has
been completely cut down by him
C. Y has committed theft as soon as he has started
cutting down the tree
D. Y has not committed theft because he is yet to
take away the tree out of X possession
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Q430) Principle: res ipsa loquitur i.e. the thing
speaks for itself. Negligence can be
ascertained from the facts of the case.
Facts: Gaurav hit Dhriti’s car from behind and
Dhriti sued for damages. Gaurav claimed that
Dhriti stopped in the middle of the road
abruptly.
A) Dhriti will need to prove that it was Gaurav’s fault
and nullify Gaurav’s claims that she her car was not
stopped in the middle of the road.
B) Dhriti need not prove anything because as it is self
evident from the accident, regardless of whether she
was standing in the middle of the road or not, Gaurav
should have maintained a safe distance.
C) Dhriti will need to pay Gaurav for causing this
accident.
D) Gaurav will not a get a single Paisa from Dhriti, as
he was half drunk on Old Monk like always.
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Q431) Principle: Whoever takes away with him
any minor person less than sixteen years of
age if a male, or less than eighteen years of
age if a female out of the keeping of parents of
such minor person without the consent of such
parent, is said to kidnap such minor person.
Facts: Shashikant, 17 year old male falls in
love with his school junior Suparna who was
15 years old. They hatched a plan together to
run away, but Suparna wanted her younger
brother Parth, aged 9 to also come along with
her. Shashikant sends a WhatsApp message to
Suparna to get her brother along and both of
them will take a flight to Canada. As soon as
they reach the Airport, the CRPF personnel
gets suspicious and calls the police. The police
subsequently takes all 3 to the station.
A) Shashikant cannot be tried for any offence as he
himself was a minor due to him being 17 at the time.
B) Suparna went with her own accord and her
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consent and thus, Shashikant will be acquitted.
C) Shashikant will only be tried for the offence of
kidnapping Suparna and not Parth as it was Suparna
who brought Parth along.
D) Shashikant will be tried for kidnapping both
Suparna and Parth.
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Q432) Principle: Wherever the causing of a
certain effect, or an attempt to cause that
effect, by an act or by an omission, is an
offence, it is to be understood that the causing
of that effect partly by an act and partly by an
omission is the same offence.
Facts: Natasha in a single punch knocks out
Sanchita, and refuses to help her by not taking
her to the hospital. There was nobody around
too. As a result Sanchita, loses eyesight in one
of her eyes, due to blood loss.
A) Natasha did not commit any offence as she was
acting in self defence to protect her self
B) Natasha only committed the offence of assault
causing minor injuries.
C) Natasha will not be held liable as it was not her
intention to damage Sanchita’s eye.
D) Natasha has committed the offence of causing
grievous injury to Sanchita
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Q433) Principle: When an act, which would
otherwise be an offence, is not that offence by
reason of the youth, the want of maturity of
understanding, the unsoundness of mind or
the intoxication of the person doing that act,
every person has the same right of private
defence against that act which he would have
if the act were that offence. Nothing is an
offence which is done in the exercise of the
right of private defence.
Facts: Sanchita, under the influence of weed &
LSD & attempts to kill Karan. Karan in order to
save his life, punches Sanchita in the face,
causing her teeth to fall out.
A) Karan has committed an offence
B) Karan has not committed an offence
C) Sanchita has committed an offence
D) Sanchita has not committed any offence
Your Answer______________
Q434) Under the Constitution of India the
official language of the Union is:
A) Bengali & Hindi
B) English and Hindi
C) English
D) Hindi in Devanagari Script
Your Answer______________
Q 435) Lis Pendens means
A) The pendulum of Lisa
B) A pending Litigation
C) A law which is pending to be cleared in Parliament
D) A long pending law
Your Answer______________
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Q436) Under Article ____ the Chief Justice of Q443) Which Supreme Court lawyer was
India may at any time, with the previous featured in the Foreign Policy's 100 Global
consent of the president, request any person Thinkers List?”
who has held the office of a Judge of the A) Kapil Sibal
Supreme Court or of the Federal Court or who B) Pinky Anand
has held the office of a Judge of a High Court C) Dr. Menaka Guruswamy
and is duly qualified for appointment as a D) Harish Salve
Judge of the Supreme Court to sit and act as a Your Answer________________________
Judge of the Supreme Court.
A) 129 B) 131 C) 128 D) 134 Q444) Human rights lawyer and activist ____,
Your Answer______________ arrested by Maharashtra Police In Bhima
Koregaon Case was recently Honoured
Q437) What is the name of the Aadhar Case? By Harvard Law School
A) Joseph Shine vs Union of India A) Sudha Bharadwaj
B) Navtej Singh Johar vs Union of India B) Teesta Setalvad
C) Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs Union of India C) Arundhati Roy
D)Naz Foundation vs Union of India D) Medha Patkar
Your answer______________________ Your Answer________________________

Q438) Doctrine of Public Trust is the principle
A) that the Government will use the funds available
to it in a fair manner
B) that the government will be accountable to the
people
C) that the people need to have full faith in the
government
D) that certain resources like Air Sea, waters and the
forests have such a great importance to the people
as a whole that it would be wholly unjustified to
make them a subject of private ownership
Your answer______________________
Q439) The Central Vigilance Commissioner
shall hold office for a term of ____ years from
the date on which he enters upon his office or
till he attains the age of ______ years,
whichever is earlier.
A) 4 & 70 B) 3 & 80 C) 2 & 65 D) 4 & 65
Your answer______________________
Q440) In the 102nd Amendment which body
was given constitutional status, at par with the
National Commission for Scheduled Castes
(NCSC) and the National Commission for
Scheduled Tribes.
A) NCBC
B) Minorities Commission
C) Finance Commission
D) PCI
Your answer______________________
Q441) Under the 123rd Constitution
Amendment Bill, the NCBC will now have the
powers of a _____ court while investigating or
inquiring into any complaints.
A) High B) Criminal C) Civil D) Trial
Your answer______________________
Q442) The Supreme Court allowed which type
of crackers to be burst on the occasion of
Diwali in Delhi -NCR?
A) Noise Free B)Green C) Red D) Orange
Your answer______________________
Q445) In 2018, the Supreme Court through the
bench of Dipak Misra awarded a compensation
of ₹50 lakh to a Former head of Isro’s
cryogenic division, who was falsely accused of
espionage.
What is the name of the scientist?
A) K Sivan
B) Gayathri Vedanarayanan
C) Nambi Narayanan
D) Venkata Narayanan
Your answer______________________
Q446) A judge of the Supreme Court of India
after retirement can practice in
A)High Court
B)National Green Tribunal
C) Supreme Court of India only
D) None of the options
Your answer______________________
Q447) For leaving the EU, the UK has to invoke
Article 50 of the
A)UKEU Treaty
B)UKEIRI Pact
C)EUUKW Treaty
D)Lisbon Treaty
Your answer______________________
Q448) Where is the European Court of Justice
located?
A)London B)Dubai C) Paris D)Luxembourg
Your answer______________________
Q 449) When was the European Court of
Justice established?
A) 1947 B) 1952 C) 1948 D) 1986
Your answer______________________
Q450) In 2018, Sec 377 was declared
________ unconstitutional.
A) Completely B) Not C) Fully D) Partially
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Q451) In Ashwini Kumar Upadhya vs Union of
India 2018, it was decided
A) Lawyers cannot be elected as MPs
B) Lawyers cannot claim to be social activists
C) Lawyers can practice even after being elected as
MP/MLAs
D) Lawyers must get a license to get a practice.
Your answer______________________
Q452) Who is the Present Chairman of BCI?
A) Manan Kumar Mishra
B) Satish Abarao Deshmukh
C) Vijay Bhatt
D) Suresh Chandra Shrimali
Your answer______________________
Q453) He plea bargained in the court for his
heinous war & terror related crimes. What
does this mean?
A) To let him go scot free
B) To award him a lesser punisher
C) To claim illness, thus the plea
D) Agrees to plead guilty to a particular charge in
return for some concession.
Your answer______________________
Q454) Sheetal has Animus posssidendi
toward’s Susmita’s house. What does this
mean?
A) Intention to enter her house and take a
possession from Sushmita.
B) Intent to transfer possession
C) Intention to Possess Sushmita’s house
D) Intention to return possession to Sushmita
Your answer______________________
Q455) The BCI is a
A) Constitutional Body
B) Statutory Body
C) Legal Body
D) Pvt. Association of lawyers
Your answer______________________
Q456) What is the name of the J& K Penal
Code?
A)Shahi Penal Code
B)J&K Crime penal Code
C)Ranbir Penal Code
D)Ranveer Penal Code
Your answer______________________
Q457) My client falls under the category of
Autrefois convict argued Sanjay’s lawyer in
court. It means
A) The client is already formerly convicted for the
same convict
B) The prosecution can’t convict him automatically
C) The client cannot be convicted under the motor
vehicle act.
D) The conviction is doubtful.
Your answer______________________
TLOI ACADEMY
SAHAJ ARORA
Q458) A childless NRI couple pass away in an
accident and their house in Defence Colony
was left with no owner. The legal term that
best describes the house is
A) Ownera Vacantia
B) Bona Vacantia
C) Bailee Responsa
D) Ownera Temporis
Your answer______________________
Q459) Principle : Consent is a good defence in
a civil action for tort but the act should be the
same for which consent was given.
Facts : Rimple gave permission to Sanya to use
the Borewell Motor in her house to obtain
some water everyday. One day Rimple’s
mother spotted Sanya washing her clothes in
Rimple’s house. Rimple confronted Sanya and
threatened to sue her via the law of tort. Sanya
told her that she had given her the permission
so no case arises.
A) Sanya is correct as Rimple had consented to the
use of water.
B) Sanya is correct as Rimple’s mother raised an
objection, not Rimple at first sight.
C) Sanya is incorrect as Rimple only consented to
water being taken from her house.
D) Sanya is correct as what good is fetching water
without washing clothes
Your answer______________________
Q460) Principle : Where a person lawfully does
anything for another person, or delivers
anything to him, not intending to do so or to
provide gratuitously, and such other person
takes the benefits of that; the latter is bound
to compensate the former for something done
or thing provided, or to restore, the thing so
delivered.
Facts : A man from Delhi gets a Galaxy S10 in
the courier instead of the Redmi Pro he
ordered. The retailer asks the student to return
the product or pay the difference. The student
tells the retailer to do whatever he can do and
that retailer doesn’t know who the man’s
father is.
A) The Retailer cannot sue as he doesn’t know who is
the father of the man.
B) The Retailer can sue as the student is refusing to
return the product.
C) The student can sue the retailer for criminal
intimidation.
D) The retailer can sue the student and get the court
to order him to either return the product or pay the
difference
Your answer______________________
Q461) The law which provides special powers
to the Armed Forces in India is popularly
known as:
A) AFSPA B) POTA C) TADA D) SARFAESI
Your answer______________________
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Q462) Pari Passu means
A) When both Parties are on an unequal Footing
B) The Parties prefer pasta over a spaghetti
C) Parties will pay their own costs in court
D) The parties are on an equal footing
Your answer______________________
Q463) The Vice-President of India may be
removed from his office by
A) Resolution of the House of the People and duly
approved by President.
B) Resolution of the Council of States and agreed to
by the House of the People.
C) Resolution of the Council of States only.
D) The President of India upon the advice of the
Council of Ministers.
Your answer______________________
Q464) Which of the following amendments is
based on the recommendation of the Swaran
Singh Committee?
A) 92nd B) 102nd C) 103rd D)42nd
Your answer______________________
Q465) The tenure of the members of the UPSC
is ordinarily of _______ years
A) 3 B) 2 C) 4 D) 6
Your answer______________________
Q466) Parliament has exclusive power to make
laws with respect to any of the matters
enumerated in List I in the Seventh Schedule.
This is provided for in which article?
A) 245 B) 246 C) 247 D) 248
Your answer______________________
Q467) The basic characteristic of a federal
constitution is that
A) The constitution is written
B) The constitution is oral
C) The constitution provides for separation of Powers
D) The constitution is written and provides for
separation of powers
Your answer______________________
Q 468) Right to Property is a
A) Fundamental Right
B) Not recognized in India
C) None of these
D) Legal Right
Your answer______________________
Q 469) Right to Vote is a
A) Fundamental Right
B) Constitutional Right in India
C) Statutory Right
D) Legal Right
Your answer______________________
Q470) The high court’s power of
superintendence is provided in the article
A) 226 B) 227 C) 228 D) 224
Your answer______________________
TLOI ACADEMY
SAHAJ ARORA
Q471) The first constitutional amendment was
challenged in
A) Sankari Prasad vs Union of India
B) Sajjan Singh vs State of Rajasthan
C) Kesavananda Bharti vs Union of India
D) J Nehru vs Union of India
Your answer______________________
Q472) Words such as Secular Social were
added to the preamble by the _______
amendment
A) 1st B) 2nd C) 44th D) 42nd
Your answer______________________
Q473) Creation of a new state requires
A) A special Majority in the Lok Sabha
B) 2/3rd majority in both houses
C) Simple Majority in parliament
D) 2/3rd majority in both houses of members who
are present and voting
Your answer______________________
Q474) Assertion : The parliament cannot
amend the constitution as per its own
discretion.
Reason : The doctrine of basic structure lays
down that the basic structure cannot be
amended.
A) Both A & R are true and R is the correct
explanation of A
B) Both A & R are true but A is not the correct
explanation of R
C) A is true, but R is false
D) R is true but A is false
Your answer______________________
Q475) A : In Minevra Mills vs UOI, it was held
that Art 31C as amended by the 42nd
Amendment was held invalid
R : Article 31C’s amendment was violative of
the basic structure
A) Both A & R are true and R is the correct
explanation of A
B) Both A & R are true but A is not the correct
explanation of R
C) A is true, but R is false
D) R is true but A is false
Your answer______________________
Q476) Only the Supreme Court can hear
matters of disputes between the government
and the state. This is known as
A) Advisory Jurisdiction
B) Appellate Jurisdiction
C) Original Jurisdiction
D) Writ Jurisdiction
Your answer______________________
Q477) A lawyer called a judge “Turpis arbiter”
and was punished for contempt. It means ____
Judge.
A) Impolite B) Lenient C) Corrupt D) Ugly
Your answer______________________
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Q478) A customer dupes a shopkeeper by
showing him a fraud transaction on PayTm and
takes the good from him. Shopkeeper
approaches PayTM tells the shopkeeper that
they have a principle of ______ in the contract
and won’t refund the amount.
A) Caveat Emptor
B) Caveat Venditor
C) Caveat Shopkeeper
D) Caveat Buyer
Your answer______________________
Q479) The emergency and the suspension of
Fundamental Rights don’t truly represent India
it was only a __________
A) Res Judicata
B) Temporia Mandamus
C) Emergencia Pasta non Grata
D) Punctum Temporis
Your answer______________________
Q480) Principle : Wagering agreement are
void. Collateral agreement to wagering
contracts are valid.
Facts : Sachin bets that Mumbai Indians will
win the IPL and asks his bank manager to loan
him Rs 5 Lakhs in the name of a car loan to
secretly bet. Parag is the bookie for Sachin and
Sachin pays him a token amount from the 5
Lakhs that he got from the bank. Now Sachin
loses the bet, and Parag claims the amount
from him. The Bank Manager starts the EMIs
on the supposed car loan. Sachin
A) has to pay Parag as he committed to him and
collateral agreements to wagering contracts are valid.
B) can refuse to pay Parag as a wagering agreement
is void and has to pay the bank as a collateral
agreement to a wagering contract is valid.
C) Parag can sue Sachin as a Collateral agreement to
wagering contracts are valid.
D) Sachin can sue the manager because how careless
was the manager in not double checking that Sachin
was lying.
Your answer______________________
Q481) Principle: The Latin maxim nemo bis
punitur pro eodem delicto means that nobody
can be punished twice for the same offence.
Fact: Shah Ali, a Pakistani Air force pilot crash
lands as his F-16 as usual is shot down by the
Indian Air Force’s SU-30. This was after he
bombed a military installation near to a village
in which he crash landed. Villagers thrash him
up without realising that it is against the
Geneva convention rules as how would
villagers know about the Geneva Convention in
the first place. Later the Indian Army takes
him into custody and he is charged in an Army
court with causing substantial damage to a
military installation. He claims he has already
been punished by villagers, and asks them to
make him return to Pakistan.
TLOI ACADEMY
SAHAJ ARORA
Which of the following statements is the most
appropriate in relation to the legal principle
stated above?
A) The pilot is protected by nemo bis punitur pro
eodem delicto as he can’t be punished twice.
B) The pilot is not protected by nemo bis punitur pro
eodem delicto as he destroyed a military installation
in India
C) The pilot is not protected by nemo bis punitur pro
eodem delicto as he was thrashed by the villagers.
D) The pilot is not protected by nemo bis punitur pro
eodem delicto as the thrashing by villagers is not a
legal punishment.
Your answer______________________
Q482) The insurance company refused to give
a claim to Saurabh after his Audi thanks to a
tree falling on it in a storm as the act was Vis
Major. What does this mean?
A) The act happened when Saurabh was not major.
B) The act happened when there was no insurance
on the car.
C) The act didn’t cause major damage to the car.
D) The act was an act of god.
Your answer______________________
Q483) Legal Principle: Every partner is liable
alone and jointly with other partners for the
debts of a partnership firm incurred for the
business. Every partner is an agent of every
other partner while being a principal in his
own right in the business of the partnership.
Fact: Gaurav is a partner with Sumit in a travel
agency business. He books his personal ticket
from the firm’s account and charges the
amount to the firm and asks Sumit to pay off
half the amount due to him being a partner in
the firm.
A) Sumit is liable to pay as the ticket was booked
through the travel firm’s account.
B) Sumit is liable to pay as Gaurav is a partner with
him.
C) Sumit is not liable as Gaurav purchased the tickets
for his personal needs.
D) Sumit is not liable to pay as Gaurav will.
Your answer______________________
Q484) Legal Principle: Parents are not liable
for wrongs committed by their children unless
they provide the opportunity for such wrongful
acts to be committed by their children.
Facts : Ankit who is 13 slips away from his one
night and steals the neighbour’s Activa. He
takes it to Karol Bagh and sells it there in the
morning, and immediately buys a iPhone XS to
gift to his father on his birthday. Which option
is the most appropriate conclusion?
A) Ankit’s parents will be held liable for Ankit’s wrong
B) Ankit’s father will not be held liable.
C) Ankit was only trying to please his father
D) Ankit’s father will not be held liable as he didn’t
provide an opportunity for Ankit to commit the wrong
Your answer______________________
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Q485) Principle : No remedy lies in law where
an injury is caused to a person without any
infringement of his legal right.
Fact: Delhi witnesses frequent fights over
parking. One day Arpit after returning home
found that his particular parking spot was
occupied by his neighbour and there was no
other parking spot available. Since this was
not a gated community where the parking
spots are reserved, Arpit could not park his car,
and had to park it at a distance. While walking
back from home, in anger, he kicked Jessica’s
dog, which died on the spot. Arpit makes a
claim that this was all his neighbour’s fault and
that the neighbour should pay for the new dog,
as he was the one who intentionally parked in
his parking space.
Which of the following statements is the most
appropriate in relation to the legal principle
stated above?
A) Arpit’s neighbour is liable as he infringed Arpit’s
legal right to park at his usual spot.
B) Jessica can sue both Arpit & his neighbour and
make them both liable
C) Only Arpit is at fault here since his neighbour did
not infringe any of Arpit’s legal right.
D) Jessica was at fault for taking her dog out for a
walk when Arpit was walking back home.
Your answer______________________
Q486) The President of India can be
impeached on the ground of
A) Both Violation of the Constitution of India and
Proved misbehaviour or incapacity.
B) Proved misbehaviour or incapacity.
C) Violation of the Constitution of India
D) None of these
Your answer______________________
Q487) Facts : Article 20(3) of the Constitution
of India states that no person accused of any
offence shall be compelled to be a witness
against himself.
Fact: Prerna suspects her husband Prem of
having an extra marital affair. One night, she
gets a text from her best friend Poonam that
she is nursing Prem’s son. She confronts Prem,
who completely rejects the claim. Prerna
wants Prem to take a DNA test to prove his
innocence. She files a case.
Which of the following statements is the most
appropriate in relation to the legal principle
stated above?
A) Prerna is well within her right to ask for the test,
and Prem being her husband has to undergo this
test.
B) Conjugal rights make it compulsory for Prem to
undergo this test.
C) Prem can refuse to take the test, as his right to
privacy is fundamental.
D) Since Prem is formally accused now, he cannot be
compelled to take the test, unless and until the
Supreme court orders it with his consent.
TLOI ACADEMY
SAHAJ ARORA
Q488) Legal Principle: The law states that a
food business operator must be registered
with or licensed by the Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to run a
food business.
Facts : Rachna who makes some very delicious
food starts to deliver food from home via the
Swiggy App. Rachita orders from her and finds
some hair in the butter chicken. She
immediately informs the food regulator. The
food regulator files a case.
A) Rachna is not liable as she was not running a
business.
B) Rachita should have ignored such inadvertent
errors
C) Rachita should have known the risk while ordering
from homes delivering on Swiggy.
D) Rachna will be held liable as she didn’t have a
FSSAI license.
Your answer______________________
Q489) Legal Principle: ‘Audi alteram partem’ is
a Latin phrase which means ‘hear the other
side’. It is the principle that no person should
be judged without a fair hearing.
Fact: Karthik is accused of theft and brought
before the Court. The magistrate discovers
that Karthik is mute. Which of the following
statements is the most appropriate in relation
to the legal principle stated above?
A) It is not the court’s problem that Sanjay is mute.
B) Sanjay will have to hire a sign language expert
and give an explanation
C) The court will provide the sign language expert to
Sanjay as it can’t proceed without hearing Sanjay.
D) Court will pronounce the decision Ex-Parte.
Your answer______________________
Q490) An essential condition in a contract for
sale of goods is that the seller has title over
the goods sold. A bailee after waiting for 3
days post publishing an advertisement in a
national newspaper, gets the title of the goods
they found.
Nehaa leaves her Gucci bag by mistake on a
seat in the park. Mansie finds that bag and
tries to find the owner. She then publishes an
ad in the newspaper and then sells the bag for
good price to Shreya. Nehaa finds out and later
on claims that bag from Shreya. Decide
whether Nehaa can succeed?
A) Nehaa cannot succeed as Mansie published an ad
in the newspaper.
B) Nehaa cannot succeed as Shreya was unaware of
the fact that Mansie was not its owner and she
bought the bag in good faith.
C) Nehaa can succeed Mansie did not wait after
publishing a newspaper ad.
D) Nehaa can succeed as Mansie is merely finder of
the bag and, therefore, cannot transfer ownership
rights thereon to Shreya.
Your Answer______________
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Q491) What does an Ad Hoc committee mean?
A) Committee created for advertisement
B) Committee created to investigate advertisement
expenditure by the government.
C) Committee created for a special purpose.
D) Committee to investigate war crimes
Your Answer______________
Q492) A man who witnessed Jessica Lal’s
murder first gives the statement to the police
that he saw the murderer. Then on the next
date of hearing he claims that he didn’t see
anyone, then on the next hearing he says he
was on the terrace. Then on the next one he
again says he was on the terrace. Finally the
prosecution’s lawyer said “goli chai gayi, larki
mar gayi, ab too niche aaja”. The judge refused
to hear him any further on the basis of the
maxim
A) Audi Alteram Partem
B) Audi non Alteram Partem
C) Non causa Non Sine Die
D) Allegans Contraria Non Est Audiendus
Your Answer______________
Q493) Aastha got into a dispute with Shobhita
over unpaid salary. Sonia tried to testify in
court against Shobhita. Then Himanshi too
wanted to make a point before the judge. The
judge asked them what is your Locus Standi?
What is the meaning of this?
A) How dare Sonia and Himanshi stand in the court
without permission
B) How can Sonia and Himanshi make a stand
against someone
C) What is Sonia’s & Himanshi’s interest in the case
for them to have a right of to appear and be heard
before that particular court.
D) Sonia & Himanshi have to take a seat first and not
stand like a lotus in the mud.
Your Answer______________
Q494) Raj Kumar dies in an accident and
leaves behind a will. His offspring raise a
dispute about the said will. The judge is not
satisfied about one particular copy of the will
presented by his son. The Judge says he is
looking into Evidence aliunde to ascertain the
authenticity of the will. What does this mean?
A) He will not consider that copy of the will at all.
B) The son needs to get it signed by a Gazetted
officer
C) That will needs to be review by another judge
D) The judge will check from a source outside the will
for eg any other supporting document.
Your Answer______________
Q495) Which of the following is the oldest law
code in India?
A) Chanakya Niti
B) Bhairavi Tantra
C) Manusmriti
D) Duryodhan ka Andha Kanoon
TLOI ACADEMY
SAHAJ ARORA
Q496) A valid contract must be made by
someone who is Compos Mentis. What does
this mean?
A) A valid contract must be made someone who
wants to make the contract in the first place
B) To make a valid contract one needs to be
composed and be eating a mentos
C) A valid contract must be made by someone who is
not intoxicated
D) A valid contract must be made by someone who is
of a sound mind.
Your Answer______________
Q497) What does a Zero FIR mean?
A) A FIR done exactly at 0000 hours
B) A FIR registered but is immediately cancelled.
C) A FIR that has no number and will be transfer to
the appropriate police station
D) A FIR made by a total loser in life
Your Answer______________
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to an end and the wings of eagle are gaining
confidence :) - TLOI Academy
Q498) Who proposed the idea of Constituent
Assembly of India in 1934?
A) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
B) Tavleen Singh
C) MK Gandhi
D) M.N. Roy
Your Answer______________
Q499) “We can’t comment on the matter. It is
Sub Judice.” What does this mean?
A) The judge has prohibited any public comments
B) We have sued the other party
C) Ask the court, we are no-one to comment
D) A particular case is under trial and we’ll let the
court decide on it instead of making public
comments.
Your Answer______________
Q500) Legal Principle: Nuisance is the unlawful
interference with a person’s enjoyment of his
land or some rights over or in connection with
it.
Fact : Purti’s neighbours steal her WiFi
password and continuously watch movies on
her connection. Annoyed she changed the
password, but Akash the nerdy kid next door
again hacked it. Purti threatens him with legal
action.
A) Purti is likely to succeed as this constitutes
nuisance
B) Purti is unlikely to succeed as this doesn’t
constitute nuisance.
C) Purti should have just slapped Akash
D) This is a minor offence, the law cannot help as De
Minimis Non Curat Lex
Phew:) Framing original legal questions that are
intelligible requires quite an effort. I am glad it is
over. :)
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Answer Key (Wherever Check EXP is mentioned, please check the explanation)

1) A) Any court or tribunal 2) D) Article 145 3) B)On its own motion 4) B) 26th January 1950

5) D) Law is a rule of right 6) D) Article 226 & 227 7) B) A person under arrest to be 8) C) 28th January 1950
brought before a judge or into court

9) A) the contemporary 10) B) from the beginning 11) (D) 17th Lok Sabha 12) C) 46th
status of muslims in India

13) B) 344(1) and 351 14) A) 351 15) B) Consolidated Fund 16) D)10th
of the State

17) C) share of power 18) c) elected representatives 19) C) 65 20) C) 31

21) D) First 22) B) seeks such 23) D) 30 24) D) 28

advice

25) A) 15 26) B) A friend of the court 27) D)Calcutta 28) B) Article 143

29) A) First 30) C) Article 123 31) C) good faith. 32) B) Governor

33) D) Rajasthan 34) B) 11 35) D) 25 36) D) Not Dissolved

37) A) The British Monarch 38) C) 6 39) A) 70th 40) B) 26th November

41) A) 26th January 42) A) 552, 530, 20, 2 43) D) 80 44) A) Maharashtra

45) D) Third 46) C) H.J. Kania 47) B) M.C. Setalvad 48) B) M.C. Setalvad

49) B) M.C. Setalvad 50) B) M.C. Setalvad 51) A)damage suffered 52) D) 395
No these are not errors :)

53) D) 8 54) A) A list of languages 55) B) Something for something 56) C) 10

57) D) 9 58) (D) Beyond the legal power 59) D) J Ranjan Gogoi 60) B) Right to life & liberty

61) B) At first sight 62) C) Same Parties…. 63) D) Art 21A 64) B) Body of Law

65) B) 2 66) B) Navtej Singh Johar 67) A) J Chandrachud 68) A) 497

69) A) Ratio Decidendi 70) A)On its own 71) C) J Balbir Chauhan 72) Add 338B, 342A
Modified 338, 366

73) C. Face to face 74) Art 15 & 16 75) A)National Security 76) C) 35A

77) C) Art 128 78) C) Cryptocurrency 79) D) Volenti non fit injuria 80) D) Wrong Diagnosis

81) C) The President , the Lok 82) D) by the reason of that 83) D) 44th Amendment 84) D) Criminal Procedure
Sabha & The Rajya Sabha fact Code

85) B) A sitting judge other 86) A) having a right or 87) A) Complete 88) C) 300
than the CJI existence as stated by law Discretion

89) C) 138 90) C) Buyer Beware 91) B) Master is responsible 92) A) J HL Dattu

93) B) J Khehar 94) B) J Khehar 95) being Present 96) C) Dr BR

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97) B) Sachchidananda 98) C) By virtue of 99) C) Ireland 100) D) USA

Sinha one’s position

101) D) Shri BN Rau 102) D) 123 103) D)71st 104) D)21st

105) C) Cannot be tried 106) A) among the 107) B) Pacta Sunt 108) D)71st
for an offence twice. living Servanda

109) A) Law of the forum.. 110) B) Check the 111) D A place full of 112) C) a non-judicial body
Check EXP explanation section wealth and opportunity which can interpret law

113) C) Quasi-judicial 114) C) Judicial & Quasi 115) D) Conjugal 116) D) Check the
Judicial authorities Rights explanation section

117) D) the body of facts 118) B) No, because the 119) J Ajit Singh 120) A) National Company
that constitute an offence employer did not give a chance Law Tribunal (NCLT)
to ‘X’ to explain his side.

121) A)Telangana 122) D) 92nd 123) A) by or of itself 124) C) The Sale is not
complete - Check EXP

125) B) for criminal 126) B) Court will not 127) B) Law is not 128) J Uma Nath Singh
misappropriation and embezzlement
punish - check EXP applicable

129) C) 44 130) C) Precedent is 131) B) 141 132) (c) State of UP v.

binding Raj Narain * check exp
133) C) Indira Gandhi v. Raj 134) B) Fakhruddin Ali 135) D) 143 136) (a) High Court
Narain Ahmed

137) D) 45 138) C) Civil Court 139) B) The Legal Services 140) C) it cannot be
Authorities Act, 1987 appealed

141) B) Right in Rem 142) C) 123 143) C) 131 144) D) Supreme Court of
India

145) A) Justice 146) D) J RK Agarwal 147) B)1 Crore 148) (b) Attorney-
Balakrishna Eradi General for India

149) A) March 24, 150) C) The Hague 151) A) Fundamental 152) D) Common
1971 Right Cause vs UOI

153) C) Socio- economic 154) C) Income 155) D) 32 156) D) 324

condition of Muslims

157) A) the Supreme court 158) D) 48A 159) B) 310 160) B) USA
of India

161) C) 91st & 15 162) A) Goa 163) D) 25 164) J Thottathil B. Radhakrishna

165) D) Neither Sachin 166) B) Lok Sabha 167) A) Sachin is guilty 168) C) The Deputy
nor Abha is guilty of of theft PM of India
theft.

169) B) “Rohan” would 170) C) Arvind has 171) B) Aastha has not 172) C) Anish will be
succeed.. free speech defamed Sanya defamed… letter only to Rita prosecuted

173) B) Parminder 174) A)…..for everyone 175) (a) Summons 176) C) Kesvananda
cannot succeed to read. Bharati Case

177) (d) The 178) B) Lord Macaulay 179) A) Bicameral … 180) D) On an equal
Advocates Act check EXP footing

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181) B) Evil intention 182) C) Intention to 183) C) An embarrassing 184) D)Both parties
possess or Tactless mistake

185) A) Law common 186) C) President 187) A) An essential 188) B) Matter adjourned
to all nations element or action. without fixing next date

189) B) Let the master answer 190) C) Justice Mukul 191) B) Leila Seth 192)B) Chairman….

193) (b) Arbitrator 194) D) 3 195) C) CSAT 196) B) No

197) C)J Madan Lokur 198) C) Calcutta HC 199) C) The Hague 200) C) Pollock

201) D)Tushar Mehta 202) C) HC & SC 203) D) J M. Hidayatullah 204) A) 86th

205) (d) 1969 206) C) Justice Mathur 207) C) 377 208) A)Sec 33(2) Sec 47 &
Sec 57

209) D) Nanavati-Shah 210) B)Suresh Kumar 211) (d) 2002 212) A) 497
Commission Koushal

213) C) Shafin Jahan vs 214) D)Live Streaming 215) C) advice & aid of 216) C) 6
Asokan K.M. council

217) D) Euthanasia 218) B) Lex Loci 219) A) Nanavati Commission 220) C) Prarambh

221) D) 500 222) B) Drugs and 223) C) Jamaat-e- 224) D) Baswan

Cosmetics Act, 1940 islami Committee

225) C) Kabir will be 226) C) Aparajita can 227) A) Kabir can be 228) B) 1988
punished…. EXP be prosecuted … EXP prosecuted … EXP

229) C) Shah Bano 230) B) 61st 231) D) 326 232) D) 157 & 35
case

233) C) VI 234) B) Audi Alteram 235) D) None of the 236) D) as per the value
Partem above

237) B) 13th May 1952 238) A) Dr. S 239) D) Art 51A 240) C) Swaran Singh
Radhakrishnan

241) D) Attorney 242) C) Andhra Pradesh 243) D) 42nd 244) B) 22

General & Madhya Pradesh

245) C) The proposed amendment 246) A) Law is a rule 247) C) Pollock 248) D) Justice Indu
can be reviewed……check EXP
of right Malhotra

249) B) The proposed 250) B) Justice 251) C) 137 252) A) Statutory body
amendment is unconnected… Venkatachaliah
check EXP

253) b) Kaka Saheb 254) C) Prof K.T. Shah 255) A) 141 256) B) Doctrine of
Kalekar Stare Decisis

257) A) Agreement not 258) B) Agreement which can 259) D) All of the 260) D) Volenti non fit
enforceable by law be voided at the option of one above injuria
party to the agreement

261) B) Habeas Corpus 262) A) 6 263) (b) no crime … Check EXP 264) B) the mere occurrence of
some types of accident is sufficient to
imply negligence.

265) A) the things 266) 3) The Government 267) B) 101 268) C) no-one should
speaks for itself of India Act, 1919 be a judge in his own
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269) D) Persona no 270) B) Amicus Curiae 271) d) Constitution of 272) C) one central
grata South Africa government and various
state govts.

273) A) 17 274) D) Supreme Court 275) A) J FM Ibrahim 276) A) 1/3rd & 1/3rd
itself Kalifulla

277) D) Supreme Court 278) A) Thomas 279) B) Vicarious 280) D) Rights under
of India Macaulay Liability Articles 20 and 21

281) B) English 282) A) 30 283) D) Vishakha v. 284) A) Whanganui

State of Rajasthan

285) C) Education 286) B) Non Sequitur 287) C) Sine Qua Non 288) A) President and
Governor

289) D) 361 290) C) 2026 291) B) Kothari 292) C) Ex Post Facto

Committee Law

293) D) Per Incuriam 294) C) Ignorantia juris 295) C) to show by what 296) D) CJI of the
non excusat warrant an office is held Supreme Court

297) D) 60 298) D) Obiter dicta 299) C) Habeas Corpus 300) A) Reason to be/
Reason for existence

301) B) Indefinite 302) A) J. P.N. 303) A)J. P.N. 304) C)Justice Kuldip
period Bhagwati Bhagwati Singh

305) C) Keshavananda 306) C) Twice 307) C) 6 308) B)J V. R. Krishna

Bharati Iyer

309) C) Caveat Emptor 310) A) On the face of 311) B) Both countries should 312) A) They will act without
it maintain the existing state of intention to deceive
affairs.

313) b) As per law 314) (c) Union of 315) B) criminal justice 316) C) in bad faith
administration

317) C) Their salaries 318) A) void from the 319) C) Public 320) A)Mallikarjun
increased in proportion to the very beginning Accounts Committee Kharge
expenses

321) A) Earnest money 322) A) State of Maharashtra 323) B)Trespass 324) C) Perjury
v. Prafull Desai

325) B)Power of attorney 326) A) Parole 327) A)Indira Jaising 328) D)Deepika Rajawat

329) B)Madhavi Divan 330) C) 103 331) B) Sarkaria 332) C) Double

jeopardy

333) A) Justice M.M. 334) B) Bhopal 335) A) Trust 336) A) M. Fathima

Punchhi Beevi

337) C) The right of 338) D)President of India on 339) Suman Pawan 340) A) Asif Saeed
maintenance the recommendation of PM Bodani Khan Khosa

341) B) Judge of Supreme 342) C) UC Banerjee 343) D) 12 344) D) Thakkar

Court of India Commission Commission

345) D) Srikrishna 346) D) J BN Srikrishna 347) C) U.S.A 348) B) Obligation

Commission

349) C) Sacrilege 350) D) Absconder 351) A) Caution 352) A) By President of

India anytime

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353) B) Either directly or 354) A) Bharat 355) D) 300A 356) B) Speaker of

through officers subordinate Lok Sabha
to him

357) C) Y.B. Chavan 358) D) None of the 359) B) 2002 360) C) 12

above/ Vacant

361) C) Never 362) C) Justice 363) D) South Africa 364) A) A process to

Dissolved Krishna Iyer appoint judges..
365) A) States 366) C)136 367) B) Quo Warranto 368) D) Custom

369) B) 26 November, 1949 370) B) Tanya will not be 371) D) statement 2 only. 372) (c) guilty because
held responsible… entered into a property in
the possession of another.

373) B) Kerala 374) B) Evidence which 375) B) Evidence which 376) D) Decision given in
supports the initial evidence supports the initial evidence absence of party/parties

377) B) UK 378) B) 368 379) C) Right to property 380) A) division of powers

between the central and
provincial government

381) D) Consent 382) C) a judge other than a 383) C) Forensic science 384) D) all the elected
Chief Justice members of both the Houses
of Parliament and all the
elected members of all the
Legislative Assemblies

385)C)…. of a personal live- 386) A) an offence of bigamy 387) c) Only States 388) D) List I and List III
in relationship

389) C) Voidable contract 390) B) Vice-President 391) A) Ubi Jus ibi 392) B) a court of record
Remedium

393) B) Limited Liability Q394) C) Quasi Judicial Body 395) A) 40 396) A) 32

Partnership

397) A) Justice M. 398) C) 10 % 399) C) Rangarajan 400) C) Rangarajan

Hidayatullah Commission

401) B) Mandal Commission 402) A) Phukan 403) A) blank Slate 404) B) full discretionary
power.

405) C) Sachin will not 406) B) no consideration to 407) C) Milan will not 408) D) Nehaa can succeed
succeed…. Check EXP her agreement.. check EXP succeed….. Check EXP …Check EXP

409) C)The owner will not be 410) C) Richa and Shailja will 411) B) Nupur will succeed 412) C) Donald can not
succeed…check EXP succeed as the contract…. Check EXP succeed….check EXP

413) C) Shahid will not 414) D) Sanjeev will not be 415) C) Arpit can refuse as 416) C)Vice President
succeed…check EXP held liable the gift is valid

417) C) The court cannot 418) D) The author is likely 419) C) Nikhil cannot sue 420) D) Rajbir can sue
entertain such… check EXP to succeed….check exp Gagan… check EXP Aditya

421) D) The contract can 422) C)Shambhavi will not 423) C) TLOI Academy will 424) B) nature of licence
only be enforced at the …… not succeed
option of Arvinder

425) A) nature of 426) is both in the nature of 427) D) Tanya is not 428) D) Tanya is responsible
assignment assignment and licence responsible to pay for the to pay
windscreen

429) CHECK EXP 430) B) Dhriti need not 431) D) Shashikant will be 432) D) grievous injury to
prove anything……check EXP tried for kidnapping both Sanchita…check EXP
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433) B) Karan has not
committed an offence
437) C) Justice K.S.
Puttaswamy vs UOI
441) C) Civil
445) C) Nambi Narayanan
449) B) 1952
453) D) agrees to plead guilty…
457) already formerly
convicted
461) A) AFSPA
465) D) 6
469) Check EXP
473) C) Simple Majority in
parliament
477) C) Corrupt
481) as the thrashing by
villagers is not a legal
punishment……Check EXP
485) C) Only Arpit is at fault
here since his neighbour did
not infringe any of Arpit’s
legal right.
489) C) The court will
provide the sign language
expert to Sanjay as it can’t
proceed without hearing
Sanjay.
493) C) What is Sonia’s &
Himanshi’s interest in the
case for them to have a right
of to appear and be heard
before that particular court.
497) C) A FIR that has no
number and will be transfer
to the appropriate police
station
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on the next Page
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434) D) Hindi in Devanagari
Script
438) D) that certain
resources………
442) B)Green
446) D) None of the options
450) D) Partially…. Check EXP
454) C) Intention to Possess
Sushmita’s house
458) B) Bona Vacantia
462) D) The parties are on
an equal footing
466) B) 246
470) B) 227
474) A)…. Check EXP
478) B) Caveat Venditor
482) D) The act was an act
of god.
486) C) Violation of the
Constitution of India
490) C) Nehaa can succeed
Mansie did not wait after
publishing a newspaper ad.
494) D) The judge will check
from a source outside the
will for eg any other
supporting document.
498) D) M.N. Roy
435) B) A pending Litigation
439) D) 4 & 65
443) C) Dr. Menaka
Guruswamy
447) D)Lisbon Treaty
451) C) Lawyers can practice
455) B) Statutory Body
459) C) Sanya is incorrect as
Rimple only consented to
water being taken from her
house.
463) B) Resolution of the Council of
States and agreed to by the House of
the People.
467) D) The constitution is
written and …….
471) A) Sankari Prasad vs Union of
India
475) A)……..check EXP
479) D) Punctum Temporis
483) C) for his personal
needs.
487) D) Rachna will be held
liable ….check EXP
491) C) Committee created
for a special purpose.
495) C) Manusmriti
499) D) A particular case is
under trial
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436) C) 128
440) A) NCBC
444) A) Sudha Bharadwaj
448) D)Luxembourg
452) A) Manan Kumar Mishra
456) C)Ranbir Penal Code
460) D) The retailer can sue
the student……Check EXP
464) D)42nd
468) D) Legal Right
472) D) 42nd
476) C) Original Jurisdiction
480) B) can refuse to pay
Parag
484) D) Ankit’s father will
not be held…. Check EXP
488) D) Rachna will be held
liable as she didn’t have a
FSSAI license.
492) D) Allegans Contraria
Non Est Audiendus
496) D) A valid contract
must be made by someone
who is of a sound mind.
500) B) Purti is unlikely to
succeed as this doesn’t
constitute nuisance….check
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116) D) Mr Tyagi cannot claim the right to self
Defence as there was no severe provocation.
Herein, even though Mr Salve used unethical
means it is NONE OF OUR CONCERN. Principle
does not define that using unethical means =
severe provocation. Therefore, that is not an
excuse. There was no abuse by Mr Salve, no
intention to hit Mr Tyagi, yet Mr Tyagi beat the
hell out of him. Why? Mr Tyagi is an aggressive
lawyer, perhaps.
118) B) No, because the employer did not give
a chance to ‘X’ to explain his side.
Classic Case of Audi Alteram Partem - that is
audio (Listen) + alteram (alternate) + Partem
(Party) Was Keshav given a chance? No
According to the principle did he deserve a
chance? Absolutely Yes. Thus, judge by the
principle alone. Also why this maxim? Because it
forms the core of natural justice. And what is
that? In the absence of written laws, laws by
common sense/“naturally” are used. And what
makes the most amount of common sense?
Listen to the other side at least :)
124) C) The sale is not complete because note
the words —— “Sale is complete when property
gets transferred”.
Did the title get transferred? Was the registry
done? Did, in the eyes of the law, the real
estate move from Siddarth to Sheel? Nope.
Only the payment changed hands. It is almost
like you buying a laptop in your friend’s name
and when it gets stolen, guess who will the
police return it to, if it ever gets found? Your
friend, since the bill is in your friend’s name.
Now you know why your parents are always
asking and hesitant about whose names to put
on the bill :)
125) B) for criminal misappropriation and
embezzlement. Did Devesh steal? Nope
Note the words or by any person with a
responsibility to care for and protect another's
assets. Embezzlement is misappropriation when
the funds involved have been lawfully entrusted
to the embezzler. Thus the answer as Siddhant
= any person and all other conditions are
fulfilled.
126) B) Court will not punish the man for rape
as penal laws don’t provide clarity on
intercourse with animals.
Control the angry animal lover inside of you.
What does the principle mention…
“against the order of nature with any man or
woman, shall be punished for rape.”
Does it mention animal? No? Therefore the
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answer. Simple,No? Don’t call your inner PETA
activist.
165) D) Neither Sachin nor Abha is guilty of
theft. Why, Sachin the thief, should be
convicted, I heard you mutter. No. What does
the principle say? “if they are not mature
enough to understand the nature and
consequences of the acts. “ If sachin were
mature enough, he would encash the coin or
not tell anyone or some other shady tactic
would have been mentioned. Since none is
mentioned, poor little Sachin is naive as per the
law.
167) Oh well, now he bought PUBG. Seems this
version of Sachin ji is perfect for a conviction as
PER OUR principle. Do I need to mention the
answer again? No? Ok Then.
169) B) “Rohan” would succeed in his action,
as he was wrongfully prevented from exercising
his legal right of free speech & free movement.
Not much explanation is required for this BUT a
though could come in your head, that could
Rohan have engaged in violence, was the
protest by rebels in the JNU or by socialists etc
etc….. NO , do NOT think like this.
Simple funda —- Limit yourself to the principle
and choose the best option according to the
principle.
170) Note the words —— “defame that person”
Again, “that person”. Yes, Yes. I know. What
you are thinking, that “beizzati toh bride ki bhi
hui”. Very good logic, if you can argue it out
when you will be the lawyer for Sanya’s family.
Right now you want to clear the exam and not
show your lawyergiri. Therefore, focus on the
principle. What does it say, “that person”, so
only Sanya? That’s it. Don’t think outside of the
box. Nobody cares for that exam in this exam.
They will give you a negative mark for your
super extra unneeded and unasked for
intelligence :)
171) Keyword - “conveys to others”
Has Aastha conveyed to “others”? No.
Has she abused Rita in front of anyone else
except for Rita? No
You can, in your lawyergiri argue, that others =
Rita. BUT remember, you are not a lawyer yet,
so no need for lawyergiri. The exam is testing
you on precisely this, that whether can you, yes
YOU, stick to the principle and not let your mind
overrule it? Precisely what great lawyers and
judges do :)
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172) Do you know why poor Anish is getting
punished here? Thanks to the words -
“with proper care and caution”
Did he take care? No
Did he apply caution ? Well, he caused the
death of Abhinav, the caution was certainly
absent from class.
Thus even though the parts of the principle still
stand, but the words
“AND with proper care and caution.”
AND = akin to a “+”
And is not equal to May.
Wherever AND will come, it is always A and B
i.e. both conditions have to be satisfied. The
latter in this case wasn’t getting satisfied,
therefore you will have to visit Tihar to tell
Anish, that AND got him.
173) No explanation needed really.
“are not wrongful in law” — Key words
For example on youtube, can I sue anyone just
because they too have a similar channel to
mine? No, right. Thus, no here as well.
174)”estimation of other members of the
society generally” = Well since our most of our
society now lives perennially on Facebook and
twitter, Parth surely has lowered Shashikant’s
reputation in the estimation of other members
of the society generally. Well done to Parth for
being a shady character :)
179) Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha = two houses =
Bicameral. Some states too have similar setups.
Look them up. If I do everything for you, my
exam will get cleared, not yours :) And my
exams are already cleared. No backs. Ever.
209) Alert —- Nanavati Shah commission is
sometimes referred to as Nanavati Mehta
comission, so be careful with the options.
218) Because Lex loci = Laws of a particular
Place, as he fell in Pakistan and would be tried
as per Pakistani laws in addition to the
international treaties ( In reality, not as per the
question :) )
225) C) Kabir will be punished with the offence
of causing death of any person by doing a rash
or negligent act not amounting to culpable
homicide.
Keep it simple silly.
Look at option D —- It mentions Murder.
Does the principle mention Murder? No.
Does it define murder? No.
Then do you have to show extra intelligence -
No.
Will you clear the exam - Yes.
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226) “it would have been if he had caused the
death of the person whose death he intended or
knew himself to be likely to cause”
Simple, isn’t it?
So Aparajita will be tried as if She killed Ankur
in the case of Surabhi.
Yes, you can argue that she did not intend to
kill Surabhi, but arguments won’t get you
marks. Your arguments are good. But they are
good 3 or 5 years from now (if no backs :) for
Aparajita’s family. When you will be their lawyer.
Here, we are the devotees of Principle Baba,
our commanding ruler.
227) Kabir Singh should really, and I mean
really learn to drive his ferrari. Idiot keeps on
killing people and animals with it.
Anyway , “he knew or had reason to believe, to
be likely to cause it.” = Key words.
One definitely knows or should have reason to
believe that driving his car at 300 Km/hr will
cause a death. And that too a Ferrari.
228) Alert - Wiki says 1989, but it actually is
1988.
235) D) None of the above
Don’t believe me? Look IB up on the net :)
236) According to the value - Ad valorem - also
sometimes - In Proportion
245) The Proposed amendment can be
reviewed because the courts can review any
amendments. In the principle, the doctrine of
basic structure is mentioned but nowhere is it
mentioned that the court cannot review XYZ
amendment. It very well can. This is a smarter
version of the question that we have been doing
till now.
Now consider the FUN PART
See what the question is doing here when it
says “Which of the following statements is
the most appropriate”
Consider Option B for a moment. Option B =
makes sense. BUT option C is even more
appropriate. Thus out of the 4 it is the most
appropriate.
The question has not asked you “Which of
the following statements is true”
Now you are getting the hang of it. I can see it
using my Antaryami skills that the clouds of
doubt are evaporation in thin air
249) To drive the point home, now apply the
above logic. Why will the court want to strike
down an amendment related to tax which is not
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even connected with the basic structure to begi
with? In 248, there was tinkering with Judicial
review, and in Keshavanada Bharti what did we
learn? That Judicial Review = element of Basic
structure, but an amendment related to tax?
Unconnected to the basic structure.
Therefore B is the guess what…… “ is the
most appropriate”
C is not bad, but B is better. Don’t be scared or
be confused. There is no formula, all depends
on framing of the question. Thus, when in
doubt, re-read the question and apply what
ever I am trying to get through to you. You will
score 98/100 in this section. Why do I say 98?
Because 2 even god can’t get correct :)
294) Ignorantia juris non excusat = ignorance
of law = No excuse.
342) check Explanation to 209)
370) "are committed in the course of
employment.” + “On the way home” =
keywords. Driver on Chhuthi = Tanya gets to
walk home free. Had he done the act while on a
task allotted by Tanya, Tanya = in court.
371) You may think but statement 1 is also
sedition. No. Kajuwala has a habit of making
such statements. Modi calls Rahul dumb, Rahul
calls Modi Corrupt. Kejriwal says only he is dudh
ka dhula and everyone else is a pickpocket.
Does that amount to sedition? NO.
In statement 2 - he is inciting people to murder
the people in power — definite sedition as per
our principle.
372) Does the question say anything about
permission from the girlfriend?
Nope.
But what does it say..
“in the possession of another” + “annoy any
person in possession of the property” + “annoy
another person”……guilty of criminal trespass
Note the word OR. In an earlier question, there
was the word AND. OR = alternate choice.
Eg 1 - A or B or C constitutes criminal offence =
either Condition A happens or Condition B or
either Condition C happens = Criminal Offence.
Eg 2 —- A and B constitute a criminal offence =
A AND B = have to happen together.
I see a lightbulb just switched on right next to
your head.
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405) Asking for repairs for dent = NOT
unconditional. Therefore, needs a fresh
proposal, fresh offer, fresh acceptance.
406) Consideration = mostly Payment or the
thing which exchanges hand for another thing.
and what does our question say?
An agreement without consideration is not valid.
Arshia wasn’t getting any consideration, no
payment. Just a proposal, that IF she gives
WRV, she will get a discount.
Change the question and put in 5 lakhs as price
for WRV—— Then it is a consideration, and then
the tables will turn.
407) Key word —- “under all
circumstances” Now you can try to pretend to
be Milan’s lawyer, and argue his case BUT &
BUT, wait till you graduate for that and stick to
the principle.
408) “seller of goods cannot transfer
better rights than he himself possesses”
Translation - You do not have any rights over
goods you didn’t buy. Thus Mansie didn’t own
the bag. Therefore, how can she sell? See,
Simple.
409) But reasonable restrictions on the
exercise of such rights can be imposed by law in
the interest of the general public.
Shifting factories = Reasonable restriction.
And is it in the interest of the general public?
Absolutely.
410) where some benefit is conferred on
third party by the contract itself. = Who is
the third party = Shailja & Richa. Thus, they
can sue. But now you may think —- aren’t they
two people, but doesn’t make that make them
“PARTIES”—- do not think this much. We are
not arguing in the supreme court :)
411) “contract is said to be complete as
soon as the letter of acceptance is
properly posted”
Sahaj should have waited. as the contract got
complete. But again, the lawyer inside you will
be like - how long should have Sahaj waited.
I kid you not, your thinking is absolutely correct,
BUT our principle is limiting you. Thus, don’t
think you are wrong. You have to work within
the principle. That’s all. Sahaj will not wait in
real life :)
412) must come with clean hands. = doesn’t
mean that he should have first washed his
hands or use the hand sanitiser. Simply means,
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that you first have to have your own house in
order. It was Donald’s workers that went on
strike THAT caused the delay. His hands are
dirty, he knows he is at fault, still he approaches
the court. He shouldn’t have had done this as
per our principle —- Thus case dismissed.
413) If Shahid goes to court, and tries to tell
them that look I gave Honey cocaine to sell so
that honey singh becomes Udta Punjab, the
court will say you come here, I will make you
udta punjab first :) Always remember —
anything unlawful — can’t approach court.
414) Note the words —-
“whosoever by his act or omission”
By HIS ACT
OR
By omission (HIS)
Herein, the question details there was no
omission, as they Sanjeev & Param had put in
all checks. Then was it their act? No.
It was an act of god.
Therefore, check whose act was it, despite the
diligence observed. This is a trick question.
415) C) Arpit can refuse as the gift is valid
Why? Because the principle doesn’t mention
anything that Arpit can or cannot refuse based
on a condition. The principle is silent on that
aspect, so we too shall remain silent, and fetch
our marks.
417) “agreement to do an act impossible in
itself.” Anyone who claims that there is a
guarantee on making you clear the exam =
fooling you. It is an impossible task to begin
with. For eg - A random guy kept asking me “Sir
is there a guarantee that your workbook on GK
will make on clear CLAT and get 40+” = wow at
the naive comment. How can I or any teacher
claim that? It is impossible. Thus invalid as per
our principle in the court of the examiner. Do
not overthink :) I know you can think of a 100
counter arguments, reserve it for when you are
a lawyer. First clear the entrance.
418) agreement must be in writing.
Simple, no? No further explanation needed.
419) “at the time when he makes it”
Just before making the contract, Gagan gets a
fir. note the words — he still manages to sign it.
Therefore, he signed right before “he WAS
capable of understanding it and of forming a
rational judgment” Had he gotten the fit after
signing, Nikhil could have claimed the phone.
Therefore, No contract.
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420) “but the person whose consent has
been so obtained may get the agreement
enforced by law.”
It is Rajbir’s choice now. Therefore, he can and
should sue.
421) Red alert -
Do not get confused, herein actually the son
dominated the will of the father, so now the
father has the option to enforce the contract
because his will was so dominated.
Now you will say—-
“In such a type of contract law presumes
that at the time of entering into the
contract the father was in a position to
dominate the will of his son.”
Let it assume, but the facts differ and there are
other aspects to the principle as well. This is the
case, where your lawyergiri is needed :)
422) No consideration = no promise = no law.
End of story. What is consideration—- explained
earlier.
423) Doesn’t need an explanation :)
424) 425) & 426) Doesn’t need an
explanation :) Read the variations carefully.
grant an interest = grant a share.
In legal terms —- Interest = share/Right to
own.
427) Hang on. Red Alert
“he who does things through others does
it himself”
Tanya coaxed the Taxi Driver, but should she
pay for the act of the Auto Driver? No,
absolutely not. Did she break her own taxi’s
windshield through the auto driver? No.
Therefore, for the windscreen she is not liable.
428) Do I need to explain anything now?
Look above at 427 and think how the story has
changed, thus the result has changed. I know
that you are understanding by now. :)
429) RED ALERT
If I were taking the exam, I would have marked
the answer as D, but then there are answer
keys for this CLAT 2013 question that answer
the question with the option “B” Then there are
some that answer the question as C.
Answer Keys get revised and CLAT sometimes
poorly frames the question.
Let’s consider their logic from the point of view
of B—-
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“but it becomes capable of being the subject of
theft as soon as it is severed from the earth.”
The examiner must think that the tree has been
severed, and has now become the subject of
theft, and therefore it is theft. I disagree as the
tree was not moved out of possession, but then
my disagreement doesn’t amount to you getting
the marks. Remember, no marks for extra
intelligence. So I don’t know what to do with
this question.
I know you face the same problem in a lot of
questions that you do from all the books of the
world. There are these questions, that exist,
and authors just keep on copying and pasting =
you getting very, very confused :)
Don’t. Trust your intellect, if the answer gets so
confusing. I think the answer is D, as cutting
the tree = causing damage. Not yet moved. But
then if exam says B, well then, it is B. Who
knows the answer key was revised in 2013?
There is no access to it now :(
430) “Gaurav hit Dhriti’s car from behind”
Fun Fact —- Whenever anyone hits anybodies
car from behind — the guy who hits it from
behind = ALWAYS. Why? because he should
have braked and maintained a safe distance no
matter what the guy in front does. That is why
it is recommended not to tailgate, that is to
“chipkaao” your car right up the tail of the car in
the front. If you spot such an accident, it will
speak for itself.
431) Shashikant could have refused to take
Parth but he did. Did he take him out of the
custody of Parth’s parents? Yes. Without their
consent? Yes. But but but….. Suparna got him
along. So? Does the principle say But but
but….? No if, no but, only Jatt… wait, I mean
only principle.
432) Punch = Act
Not taking to the hospital = Omission
Act + Omission = offence.
Therefore, Natasha will get into trouble.
To stop your overthinking mind and endless
counter arguments I have added “There was
nobody around too.” :)
Q433) No explanation needed.
Q459) the act should be the same for which
consent was given.
Focus —— should be the same
Q460) not intending to do so or to provide
gratuitously - Did the retailer intend to provide
the S10 “gratuitously”, translation of that
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word :free fund mein or in charity….Therefore
the answer.
469) Red Alert
As per me & the UPSC 2017 Answer key &
NCERT Right to vote = constitutional right. As
per the DU LLB & CLAT answer Keys =
Statutory Right. Therefore, I don’t know what to
say. As we can’t know that the answer keys
were revised, and just like I made at least 10
errors in the current affairs workbook
( Shoutout to Dhriti Aggarwal for spotting them
all), I don’t trust authors to provide the correct
answer.
In the end —- Mark it as a Statutory right come
high or hell water. I really don’t know what to
say about this question. I don’t want to pretend
to be superman and ask you to mandatorily
mark constitutional right :(
474 & 475)
What is the reason for this Assertion?
On what basis are you making this assertion?
Is the reason correct for you to make this
assertion?
Equals the underlying logic of these type of
questions. This is a mix of Legal Reasoning &
Logical Reasoning that has suddenly been given
birth to in the recent years. In both the
questions the option is A as the Assertion =
confident claim is based on a Reason which is
true and explains that claim too.
480) Wagering = Bet.
Collateral = Loan against something.
How does the bank care whether Sachin burns
that 5 Lakhs or loses it in a bet?
The betting portion is invalid, so no court will
touch it, but the banking portion = very valid.
Why? Not because we are saying it, the
principle is.
481) Legal Reasoning = everything Legal.
Therefore, punishment too = legal.
Beating up by villagers = punished by a court?
No. Therefore, beating was a free gift, not
counted as punishment as no order of court was
delivered earlier
483 & 484) No explanation as I know by now I
have drilled the logic into your mind and you
understand already :)
485) Parking = legal right? Ever heard of it?
It is a legal right when you have paid for a
parking in a gated community, thus the specific
mention of a non gated community. See we are
smarter. :)
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Q487) In this principle remember the Key
words ——
“no person accused of any offence”
First, the person has to be accused of any
offence. Not suspected of. But accused of.
The words “She files a case”
Ho gaya “formal accusation” She is not
suspecting, she is accusing him now.
There is a previous year question on a driver
being drunk and the police suspecting him to be
drunk. If he were formally accused in a court of
law, then can’t be compelled, but otherwise,
can be when he is suspected. I know it is funny.
It is a controversial legal issue in real life. But
stick to the trick, focus on getting the marks
instead of setting the world right :)
Also, this DNA test thing is complicated in real
life, Stick to the fictional situation and the
principal provided.
488) Rachna was definitely running a business,
wasn’t she? Therefore license needed. Can you
argue she was not? Yes Vakeel Sahab you can
but after wearing the black coat and a degree,
hold your horses. You can’t argue with an OMR
sheet, can you? :)
490) Mansie forgot to wait for 3 days. That’s
all. See the difference in your thinking now. It is
amazing, isn’t it?
500) person’s enjoyment of his land or
some rights over or in connection with it.
In Real life —- it is definitely a nuisance.
But the principle says ——- enjoyment of “land”
Had it mentioned “property”, since Wifi is her
property.= game changed. Oh and it is game
over for our questions.
Namastey ji Namastey.
These 500 are akin to 1500 questions of current
affairs, and my only purpose of this document is
to Make you gain confidence. You are already
thinking in a decent enough manner, but when
you encounter incorrect answers in books, some
poorly framed questions by coaching centres
and when you get no explanation of the answer
it itself —— you get terrified.
And a terrified trekker has never climbed a
mountain.
I could have placed 2000 questions on Polity -
believe you me, the list is endless, but there is
no point, because I already know that you have
that with you, and charging again for the same
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thing = duping you at the cost of me living a
simple life by copy, paste and sell.
Again, there are few questions in here, that are
straight copy paste, at least 5, from previous
years. BUT I found them to be good enough. I
mostly always change the options to confuse
you further :)
With the legal reasoning questions, the informal
language used is intentional. To get the load off
of your head of “OMG Legal Reasoning” =
tough. No, it isn’t. By now, you know how to
tackle it. Still, if you make a mistake, while
practicing from other material or past year
questions, remember even Virat Kohli or MS
Dhoni too get out for a duck sometimes. Legal
= not maths. There is no one formula. Situation
changes, the thinking changes.
Also, when practicing material from coaching
academies, and getting a wrong answer, check
whether the question itself is credible or not. My
beloved brethren in the academic industry are
not very careful while drafting these questions
and neither am I :) ( I am, but for politeness’s
sake)
I don’t have an editor either, so excuse my
inadvertent errors in grammar, typing or
anything.
Alrighty then,
I thank you again for reposing faith in a small
unknown channel such as mine, and I wish you
the very best.
No more PDFs from this season.
Too much effort, too little time, and how many
times will I keep taking payment from you,
especially when I know you already have quite
a lot of books that are complete in their own
right :)
To the current affairs guys, Pacta Sunt
Servanda, don’t worry , I am talking of separate
topics, that workbook is one whole package so
follow ups will come.
Cheers,
See you when you guys are lawyers, judges,
IAS officers, or even better, earning loads of
money.
Namaste,
Sahaj/ TLOI Academy
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Author - Sahaj Arora

Teaching Laws of India - TLOI Academy on Youtube
April 2019

The Legal Eagle Follow up

This was not planned and was (parallelism) never
announced when you bought this PDF. We at TLOI
academy have a habit of surprises and going the extra
mile for those of us who put in some faith in us :)


The error list — 

Some of these may be already rectified in your version of the file, depending on the
purchase date. So ignore, if the correct answer is already given, if not, note down
the rectification - 

Q219) - Correct Answer - A) Nanavati Commission
Q266) - Correct Answer - 3) The Government of India Act, 1919
Q29) - Correct Answer - 1st Amendment
Q493) - Correct Answer - C) What is Sonia’s & Himanshi’s interest in the case for
them to have a right of to appear and be heard before that particular court.
Q494) - Correct Answer - D) The judge will check from a source outside the will for
eg any other supporting document.
Q487) - Correct Answer - D) Since Prem is formally accused now, he cannot be
compelled to take the test, unless and until the Supreme court orders it with his
consent.

Q496) Correct Answer - D) A valid contract must be made by someone who is of a
sound mind.

Q228) In which year, the age of voting was lowered from 21 to 18 years - the official
amendment = 61st Amendment 1988, but seems it was passed in 1989, since
ambiguity is there - if the question comes —- it will be on the 61st amendment -
Ratto it.

Some questions in here are from the legal current affairs of the March Follow Up as
the main file of Legal Eagle was released on 9th March, and those didn’t make it to
the main file. For those with the observer, consider them revision, and a test instead
of cribbing “same question”. It is a new question for the ones exclusively with Legal
Eagle. Usual Caveat - these questions in addition to the 500 are — the ones I would
want on my fingerprints, if I were taking the exam.


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Q1)What is the Doctrine of Scrivener's Q7) The amendment Supra, amended

error? which article?

A) An inadvertent error A) 320 B) 321 C) 322 D) 324

B) error in the registry of land
C) map-drafting or typographical error in a Q8) What is the meaning of Suffrage?
written contract may be corrected by oral A) to legally Suffer

evidence if the evidence is clear, convincing, B) to make someone legally suffer

and precise. C) to spoil game of thrones episodes for others.
D) The international criminal court’s Record D) Right to Vote

drafting errors can be corrected by oral 

evidence if the evidence is clear, convincing, Q9) _______ was the first self-governing
and precise. country in the world to grant women the
right to vote in parliamentary elections.

Q2) What is the meaning of “Terra A) Australia B) USA C) New Zealand D) Canada

Nullius”?
 

A) Tetra pack that is null and void
 Q10) _______ is the last place in the
B) Everybody’s Land
 world that still prevents women from
C) Nobody’s Land
 voting.

D) Nullified Laws
 A) Sydney in Australia


 B) Kashmir in India

Q3) A seller sold his goods to a buyer on C) Vatican City in Rome

the basis of Quantum Valebat. What does D) Islamabad in Pakistan

this imply?
 

A) The goods will be decided as per the laws of Q11) Elections to the House of the People
Quantum Physics
 and to the Legislative Assemblies of
B) The goods have been sold as per the States to be on the basis of adult suffrage
prevailing laws of the land.
 is provided by Article _____

C) The goods have been sold based on an oral A) 324 B) 326 C) 322 D) 300

agreement
 

D)The goods have sold so that the buyer will Q12) Right to stand for election to
pay the seller for the goods as much as they Parliament is a 

were worth.
 A) Constitutional Right


 B) Statutory Right

Q4) What is the meaning of the “Public C) Fundamental Right

Trust” doctrine?
 D) Adult Franchise

A) That the public needs to trust the 

government. Q13) The provisions contained in this Part
B) That the government must have trust of the shall not be enforced by any court, but the
people. principles therein laid down are
C) That the public has entrusted the nevertheless fundamental in the
government with certain resources. governance of the country and it shall be
D) The public can’t be trusted
 the duty of the State to apply these

 principles in making laws. This is stated
Q5) The ______ Amendment of the by which Principle ?

Constitution of India, lowered the voting A) 11 B) 44 C) 33 D) 37

age of elections to the Lok Sabha and to 

the Legislative Assemblies of States from Q14) Art 249 : if the Rajya Sabha passes
21 years to 18 years.
 any of the subjects of the state list with
A) 60th B) 61st C) 62nd D) 63rd
 2/3 majority of the present and eligible

 voters of the House, declaring the
Q6) The _______ Amendment of subjects to have ________ , on that
the Constitution of India, abolished subject parliament acquires the power to
Election Tribunals in India and enabled legislate i.e. to make laws

trial of election petitions by High Courts.
 A) Basic Structure B) National importance C)
A) 103rd B) 18th C) 19th D) 101st
 Right to Privacy D) None of the above







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Q15) In which one of the following case the time taken by the company to
laws, was it decided that presidential introduce the drug in India and prevent
proclamation dissolving a legislative duplication of studies. For example, if a
assembly is subject to Judicial Review?
 US-based company conducted clinical
A) Kesavananda Bharti vs UOI
 trials that also included Indian patients
B) S.R. Bommai vs UOI
 and the drug is marketed in the US, there
C) Vishakha Vs UOI
 will be no need for conducting local
D) State of Kerala vs J Retd Puttuswamy 
 clinical trials to prove its efficacy in India.


 A) Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940.

Q16) The Mandal Commission is also B) Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 2018

known as
 C) Drugs and Clinical Trials Rules, 2019

A) SEBC
 D) Drugs and Clinical Trials Rules, 1940

B) MCBC
 

C) SIBC 
 Q23) Recently, the Delhi HC in its order
D) MCEI
 re-examined the definition of “drug"

 under Section 3 of the________ and
Q17) Finance Commission is constituted observed that ENDS were not sold as
by the president every ____ years.
 therapeutic devices nor did they have any
A) 1 B) 2 C) 4 D) 5
 medicinal value and therefore do not fall

 under the category of “drug”.

Q18)Supreme Court judge Justice_____ A) Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940.

was recently nominated as Executive B) Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 2018

Chairman of the National Legal Service C) E-cigarettes Act 2004

Authority.
 D) Ban Hookah as it is not sanskari rules 2019

A) Ranjan Gogoi 
 

B) S A Bobde 
 Q24) If any question arises as to the age
C) DY Chandrachud 
 of a Judge of a High Court, the question
D) Dipak Misra
 shall be decided by the President after

 consultation with the Chief Justice of
Q19) Who is heading the mediation panel India and the decision of the President
formed for the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri shall be final. This is provided by which
Masjid land dispute case?
 article?

A) Sri Sri Ravi Shankar 
 A) 217(1) B) 218(1) C) 218(3) D) 217(3)

B) Justice Fakkir Mohamed Ibrahim Kalifulla
 

C) Prashant Bhushan
 Q25) A constitutional amendment bill
D) Justice Ranjan Gogoi
 passed by the parliament 


 A) needs assent by the Lokpal

Q20) Article ____ of the The European B) needs assent by the president

Union Directive on Copyright in the Digital C) does not need assent by the president

Single Market, has sparked huge D) Requires an express assent by the president
controversy online, with YouTube and the state legislative assemblies
campaigning strongly against the 

proposal.
 Q26) What is the meaning of “Popular
A) 50 B) 12 C) 13 D) 15
 Chamber”?


 A) Office of the legal Services Authority

Q21) SC recently appointed Sr Adv B) Office of a popular Lawyer

_______ as Mediator To Resolve Disputes C) The Rajya Sabha 

Of BCCI Administration.
 D) The Lok Sabha 

A) P S Narasimha 
 

B) CK Khanna 
 Q27) The first session of the Lok Sabha
C) Pinky Anand
 commenced on 

D) Aparajita Singh
 A) 11th April 1952


 B) 15th August 1947

Q22) The new_________________ has C) 30th November 1949

done away with the formality of D) 13th May 1952

conducting local trials so that the drugs 

can be introduced in Indian markets Is the question a Repeat from the main file? Do
sooner. The move is expected to reduce it again :)

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Q28) Which one of the following is the Q38) Who is heading the commission that
largest Committee of the Parliament? is probing the death of Jayalalitha?

A) Public Accounts Committee A) Justice Ranjan Gogoi

B) Public Undertakings Committee B) Justice Dipak Misra

C) Petitions Committee C) Justice Arumughaswamy

D) Estimates Committee
 D) Justice Khehar


 

Q29) The _______ added a new Part IX to Q39) Right to Vote is provided for by Sec
the constitution titled “The Panchayats” ____ of the representation of people act.

covering provisions from Article 243 to A) 60 B) 62 C) 65 D) 67

243(O); and a new Eleventh Schedule 

covering 29 subjects within the functions Q40) Every Member of parliament makes
of the Panchayats.
 and subscribe an oath according to which
A) 71st B) 72nd C)73rd D)74th
 schedule?


 A) 1st B) 3rd C) 4th D) 2nd

Q30) The chief election commissioner is 

elected by 
 Q41) The supreme court of which country
A) the parliament
 recently referred to J Chandrachud’s
B) the home minister
 dissent in the Aadhar case to declare its
C) Chief Justice of India
 National Identification System (NIDS)
D) President
 unconstitutional?


 A) Jamaica B) USA C) Singapore D) Malaysia

Q31) At Present, the election commission 

is a ___ member body
 Let’s stop this train here, as I think this
A) 1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
 combined with the earlier PDF MCQs equal good

 preparation for these exams for the polity and
Q32) NCT of Delhi was constituted by legal section. The mind is limited in its
______ amendment
 resources, and overburdening it just to cover all
A) 69th B) 1st C) 70th D) 71st questions from Polity whereas only 5-7 are

 expected in the exam is not a judicial use of the
Q33) Which article provides for mind. But please have all these MCQs on your
appointment of acting Chief Justice When tips from Legal Eagle + these. In a couple of
the office of Chief Justice of India is day, will send a hots file exclusively for people
vacant?
 with Legal Eagle. Whatever you are unable to
A) 121 B) 127 C) 126 D) 129
 fill there, consider that as your weakness, and

 mark it down, so that we can seal off these
Q34) Appointment of a Commission to chinks in the armour.

investigate the conditions of backward 

classes is provided for in the article
 Now, I didn’t get the time to prepare something
A) 324 B) 340 C) 341 D) 345
 exclusively for English this year, as it was taking

 a lot of time. And I didn’t want to take money
Q35) Which of the following has the for something half baked. So what follows, is
power to establish a common high court not questions, just information. I had earlier
for two or more territories?
 planned to create questions out of this, but then
A) Supreme Court
 I cannot be on a computer thanks to a limitation
B) President
 with my eyes and the omnipresent paucity of
C) Parliament
 time What you must do is, for eg, read the
D) CJI
 following words, and if there is any, that you

 don’t know the meaning of, note the meaning
Q36) Article ____ provides for the from the net. These have been covered on the
establishment a common High Court for channel, so will serve as a quick revision.

two or more States or for two or more 

States and a Union territory.
 In the section on collective nouns, hide the
A) 240 B) 141 C) 231 D) 235
 collective noun, with a white strip of paper, and

 see if you know the answer, if don’t, mark it. In
Q37) What is the official language of the the list of genders, again, use the white strip to
state of Goa?
 test.

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In the Preview of the hots - try to fill up the a band of robbers

answers as fast as you can and check whether a board of directors
they are correct.
 a body of men
voracious Deceit Certitude pitiable nadir a bunch of crooks
c o n d e s c e n d i n g t r i t e Pa u c i ty t e n a c i o u s a caravan of gypsies
predicament Clemency incessantly Linchpin a choir of singers
cacophony eccentricity reticence vitriol tectonic a class of pupils
imperilled belligerent nonchalance patronising a class of students
riposte fratricide acrimonious incorrigibly Astute a company of actors
parable Assiduously Tariff Menstruation a company of soldiers
M e n s u ra t i o n c o m m i s e ra t e c o n s u m m a t e a congregation of worshippers
Commensurate besmirched predicate a crew of sailors
definitely(spelling) adroitly Inseparable a crowd of spectators
camaraderie provocatively Secretary Pacifist a crowd of people
Instalment canard jingoism bilateral Callous a dynasty of kings
Zionism serenity B ankruptcy charlatan a galaxy of film stars
distraught stifled obliterate Impasse a gang of crooks
exuberance Exclusively (Spelling with e after V) a gang of labourers
vile pliable Pertinent Paradigm Ominous a gang of prisoners
Protracted precarious persecution belligerent a gang of robbers
inadvertent incarcerated clandestine vermin a gang of thieves
rigour Nuanced Imbecile anecdote verbatim a horde of savages
servile impunity Fathom Oncology Perennial a host of angels
Pragmatism pontificate incendiary fawning a line of kings/rulers
coerced swayed colloquial obliterate hegemony a mob of rioters
puisne Sordid Horrid acerbity arduous Verbose a group of dancers
Plenary expunge Servitude petty legitimate a group of singers
Recuperating euphemism pauperise vacuous a pack of rascals
emotion aggrieved apartheid deterrence, a pack of thieves
diabolical floccinaucinihilipilification abeyance a party of friends
incarcerate ensnared saccharine enmity 
 a patrol of policemen
(Spelling) Chuffed Temerity self-conceit Hokum a posse of policemen
premonition Implicate ethology Pageant a regiment of soldiers
Indomitable, Cutting too close to the bone, a staff of employees
scathing Chancellors furloughed euphemism a staff of servants
platitudes renaissance Sublimate Dossier a staff of teachers
Orwellian nightmare . Rafale (Spelling) callous a team of players
repatriated Alibi Lieutenant (spelling) colloquy a tribe of natives
Alibi Massacre Congenital Sycophant Ministry a troop of scouts
Whimsical undaunted farrago, snollygoster a troupe of artistes
lalochezia Riparian Horrendous Equestrian, a troupe of dancers
A b e t , C h a ra l a t a n , Po l yg l o t , b o u rg e o i s , a troupe of performers
stupendous 
 a party of friends

 ANIMALS
a band of soldiers a colony of ants
a circle of friends a drove of cattle
a crew of sailors a plague of locusts
a crowd of people a school of fish
a gang of thieves a herd of cattle
a group of people a hive of bees
a horde of children an army of ants
a mass of people a bevy of quail
a mob of hooligans a brood of chickens
a panel of experts a catch of fish
a party of visitors a cloud of flies
an army of soldiers a cloud of insects
a bevy of beauties a cloud of locusts
a band of musicians a colony of gulls

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a drove of cattle
a drove of horses
a flight of birds
a flight of doves
a flight of locusts
a flight of swallows
a flock of birds
a flock of geese
a flock of sheep
a gaggle of geese
a haul of fish
a herd of buffaloes
a herd of cattle
a herd of deer
a herd of elephants
a herd of goats
a herd of swine
a hive of bees
a host of sparrows
a kindle of kittens
a litter of cubs
a litter of piglets
a litter of kittens
a litter of puppies
a menagerie of wild animals
a muster of peacocks
a nest of ants
a nest of mice
a nest of rabbits
a pack of hounds
a pack of wolves
a plague of insects
a plague of locusts
a pride of lions
a school of herrings
a school of porpoises
a school of whales
a shoal of fish
a skein of wild geese in flight
a string of horses
a stud of horses
a swarm of ants
a swarm of bees
a swarm of insects
a swarm of locusts
a team of horses
a team of oxen
a train of camels
a tribe of goats
a troop of lions
a troop of monkeys
a zoo of wild animals
THINGS
a bouquet of flowers
a bunch of grapes
a clump of trees
a collection of coins
a deck of cards
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a set of teeth
a shelf of books
a string of pearls
a pack of cards
a fleet of ships
an album of photographs
an album of stamps
an anthology of poems
an archipelago of islands
a bale of cotton
a basket of fruit
a batch of bread
a battery of guns
a block of flats
a book of exercises
a book of notes
a bouquet of flowers
a bowl of rice
a bunch of bananas
a bunch of flowers
a bunch of grapes
a bunch of keys
a bundle of rags
a bundle of firewood
a bundle of hay
a catalogue of goods
a chain of mountains
a chest of drawers
a cluster of coconuts
a cluster of grapes
a cloud of dust
a clump of bushes
a clump of trees
a collection of coins
a collection of curiosities
a collection of stamps
a column of smoke
a comb of bananas
a compendium of games
a constellation of stars
a cluster of diamonds
a cluster of stars
a clutch of eggs
a crate of fruit
a crop of apples
a fall of rain
a fall of snow
a fleet of motor-cars
a fleet of ships
a flight of aeroplanes
a flight of steps
a forest of trees
a galaxy of stars
a garland of flowers
a glossary of difficult words
a group of islands
a grove of trees
a hail of bullets
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a harvest of wheat Quick Preview from the hots file - as usual

a heap of rubbish answers are there in the main file, and this one.
a heap of ruins Instant answers are needed, for these questions
a hedge of bushes
a heap of stones Acting Chief Justice - Article _____

a layer of soil Adultery Judgment Name _________

a library of books Largest Parliamentary Committee ______

a line of cars A ______ of Lions

a list of names Antonym of Stupendous _________

a mass of ruins Audi Alteram Partem : Rough Meaning : _____

a necklace of pearls Volenti Non fit Injuria : Rough ___________

an outfit of clothes Retired Judge to be act as Judge : Article _____

an orchard of fruit trees Special Leave to Appeal : Article _____

a pack of cards Stare Decisis : Article_______

a pack of lies Delhi : Union Territory: Amendment_______

a packet of cigarettes E l e c t i o n Tr i b u n a l E l e c t i o n A b o l i s h e d :
a packet of letters Amedment______

a pair of shoes a _________ of fish

a pencil of rays Female of Fox _______

a quiver of arrows ECI current Members : No _____ 

a range of hills CEC name _______

a range of mountains NLSA Chairman__________
a ream of paper Right to stand for election ________ right

a reel of thread 

a roll of film After a couple of days, a similar HOTS file will
a rope of pearls show up. Don’t want to stress you too much,
a row of houses right now. Prepare and revise from both Legal
a series of events Eagle and this one and then take that test.

a set of china 

a set of clubs In a sense, the hots are mock tests + your
a set of tools cheat sheet/Ratta sheet combined to make
a sheaf of arrows notes to only memorise from after you have
a sheaf of corn applied your brain solving MCQs. Without this
a sheaf of grain application, only rote learning = less chance of
a sheaf of papers you recalling in the exam, thus these files were
a sheaf of wheat designed in this manner.
a shower of blows 

a shower of rain All the best!

a stack of arms
a stack of corn
a stack of hay
a stack of timber
a stack of wood
a stock of wood
a string of beads
a string of pearls
a suit of clothes
a suite of furniture
a suite of rooms
a tuft of grass
a tuft of hair
a wad of currency
a wreath of flowers


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ferret gill / jill hob

ANIMAL FEMALE MALE

finch hen cock

ant queen / worker drone

fox vixen dog

antelope doe buck

gerbil doe buck

bear sow / she-bear boar

giraffe cow bull

camel cow bull

goat nanny / doe billy / buck

caribou doe buck

goose goose gander

cat queen tom

guinea pig sow boar

chimpanzee empress blackback

hamster doe buck

chicken hen cock / rooster

hawk hen tiercel

coyote bitch dog

hedgehog sow boar

crab hen / jenny cock / jimmy

hippopotamus cow bull

crocodile cow bull

horse mare / dam stallion / stud

deer doe stag / buck

jellyfish sow boar

dog bitch dog

boomer / buck /
donkey jenny jack kangaroo flyer / doe / jill
jack

dragonfly queen king / drake

leopard leopardess leopard

duck duck / hen drake

lion lioness lion

elephant cow bull 


lobster hen cock

elk cow bull

mallard hen greenhead

falcon falcon tiercel

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mole sow boar seahorse seamare seastallion

mouse doe buck sheep ewe / dam ram / buck

opossum jill jack swan pen cob

peafowl peahen peacock termite cow bull

partridge hen / chantelle cock tiger tigress tiger

pig sow / gilt boar / barrow gobbler / stag /

turkey hen
tom
rabbit doe / jill buck / jack

walrus cow bull

rat doe / cow buck / bull

whale cow bull

red deer hind stag / hart

wolf bitch / she-wolf dog

salmon hen cock

wolverine angeline wolverine

zebra mare stallion



1) C) map-drafting or 2) C) Nobody’s Land 3) D) as much as they 4) C) That the public
typographical error in a were worth.
 has entrusted the
written contract…….. government with
certain resources.

5) B) 61st 6) C) 19th 7) D) 324 8) D) Right to Vote


It is also called
franchise

9) C) New Zealand 10) C) Vatican City in 11) B) 326 12) B) Statutory Right
Rome

13) D) 37 - DPSP =
Non Justiciable
14) B) National 15) B) S.R. Bommai vs 16) the Socially and
importance UOI Educationally Backward Classes
Commission (SEBC) - full form
wasn’t mentioned intentionally in
the question - now you will
remember this ;)

17) D) 5 18) B) S A Bobde 19) B) Justice Fakkir 20) C) 13

Mohamed Ibrahim
Kalifulla

21) A) P S Narasimha 22) C) Drugs and 23) A) Drugs and 24) D) 217(3)
Clinical Trials Rules, Cosmetics Act, 1940.
2019

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25) B) needs assent by 26) D) The Lok Sabha 27) D) 13th May 1952 28) D) Estimates
the president Committee

29) C) 73rd 30) D) President 31) C) 3 32) A) 69th

33) C) 126 34) B) 340 35) C) Parliament 36) C) 231

37) B) Konkani 38) C) Justice 39) B) 62 40) B) 3rd

Arumughaswamy

41) A) Jamaica No Silly Drawings



So it seems, the right to vote is a legal right even as per J Chalemshwar, and this is the
basis on which CLAT loves to answer this question as a legal right. So there it is, Right to
Vote = legal right, although I can personally argue it is a constitutional right, but I am
not concerned with being right. I want you to score marks, what does debt fetch us
anyway? :)

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/supreme-court-
judges-ponder-over-rights-to-property-vote/articleshow/59946244.cms








That’s all Folks!

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Legal Eagle



Exclusive HOTS session
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Hi there,
• This is the exclusive hots file for Legal Eagle
• Questions will repeat from V1 as it was common to both workbooks.
• More repetition = more memory muscle = more marks
• All answers are in the mail file and the follow up.
• If you don’t remember a particular question, don’t worry and don’t let it lower
your confidence. It is designed so that you don’t answer, easily, at least. If you
are answering easily, that is great news. Mark the ones you don’t know.
• There is no answer key. The answers are already there in the files you already
have. You can Control+F the term and find the answer in the main file & the
follow up. If everything else fails, you can ask Kaliyug Ka Devta, I mean Google
Babaji.
• All instructions from V1 - go here, no point in repeating them here.
• The point of this exercise - is to get to make your notes yourself. When your
mind is applied and you write down answers after looking for them - you will
remember. For us on youtube it is very easy to make videos, edit and pretend
we know it all. You can watch 10,000 videos and exams won’t get cleared, till the
time YOU YOURSELF sit and go through the grind.
• So bhaag milkha bhaag at Leh, eh? It is time.

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The official language of the state of Goa
 a ______ of visitors a


_____________________________________
 an ______ of soldiers 

a ______ of beauties 

Article ____ provides for the establishment a a ______ of musicians
common High Court for two or more States or a ______ of robbers

for two or more States and a Union territory.
 a ______ of directors


 a ______ of men

Acting Chief Justice - Article _____
 a ______ of crooks


 a ______ of gypsies

Adultery Judgment Name _________
 a ______ of singers


 a ______ of pupils

Largest Parliamentary Committee ______
 a ______ of students


 a ______ of actors

A ______ of Lions
 a ______ of soldiers


 a ______ of worshippers 

Antonym of Stupendous _________
 a ______ of sailors


 a ______ of spectators

Audi Alteram Partem : Rough Meaning : _____ a ______ of people

Volenti Non fit Injuria : Rough ___________
 a ______ of kings


 a ______ of film stars

Retired Judge to be act as Judge : Article a ______ of crooks

_____
 a ______ of savages


 a ______ of angels

Special Leave to Appeal : Article _____
 a ______ of kings/rulers


 a ______ of rioters

Stare Decisis : Article_______
 a ______ of dancers


 a ______ of singers

Delhi : Union Territory: Amendment_______
 a ______ of rascals


 a ______ of thieves

Election Tribunal Election Abolished : a ______ of friends

Amedment______
 a ______ of policemen


 a ______ of policemen

a _________ of fish
 a ______ of soldiers


 a ______ of employees

Female of Fox _______
 a ______ of servants


 a ______ of teachers

ECI current Members : No _____ 
 a ______ of players


 a ______ of natives

CEC name _______
 a ______ of scouts


 a ______ of artistes

NLSA Chairman__________
 a ______ of dancers

Right to stand for election ________ right
 a ______ of performers


 a ______ of friends

a ______ of soldiers
 a ______ of ants

a ______ of friends
 a ______ of cattle

a ______ of sailors
 a ______ of locusts

a ______ of people
 a ______ of fish

a ______ of thieves
 a ______ of cattle

a ______ of children 
 a ______ of bees

a ______ of people
 an ______ of ants

a ______ of hooligans 
 a ______ of chickens

a ______ of experts
 a ______ of fish


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a ______ of flies
 acting Chief Justice When the office of Chief

a ______ of insects
 Justice of India is vacant? ____________

a ______ of locusts
 

a ______ of gulls Every Member of parliament makes and
a ______ of cattle
 subscribe an oath according to which
a ______ of horses
 schedule?________

a ______ of birds
 


a ______ of doves
 Who is heading the commission that is probing

a ______ of locusts
 the death of Jayalalitha?

a ______ of swallows
 

a ______ of birds
 Right to Vote is provided for by Sec ____ of the
a ______ of geese
 representation of people act.


a ______ of sheep
 

a ______ of geese
 The _______ added a new Part IX to the
a ______ of fish
 constitution titled “The Panchayats” covering
a ______ of buffaloes
 provisions from Article 243 to 243(O); and a
a ______ of cattle
 new Eleventh Schedule covering 29 subjects

a ______ of deer
 within the functions of the Panchayats.


a ______ of elephants

a ______ of goats
 The chief election commissioner is elected by 

a ______ of swine
 ________________

a ______ of bees
 

a ______ of sparrows
 meaning of “Popular Chamber”?

a ______ of kittens
 ____________________________

a ______ of cubs
 

a ______ of piglets
 If any question arises as to the age of a Judge
a ______ of kittens
 of a High Court, the question shall be decided
a ______ of puppies
 by the President after consultation with the
a ______ of lions
 Chief Justice of India and the decision of the
a ______ of whales
 President shall be final. This is provided by
a ______ of fish
 which article?

a ______ of horses
 ______________________________

a ______ of ants
 

a ______ of goats
 (1) Notwithstanding anything in Part XVII, but
a ______ of lions
 subject to the provisions of article 348
a ______ of monkeys
 business in Parliament shall be transacted in
a ______ of trees
 Hindi or in English: Article _______

a ______ of arrows
 (google the above for answer - appeared in Uni

 of Lucknow this year)
At Present, the election commission is a ___ 

member body
 The ______ Amendment of the Constitution of

 India, lowered the voting age of elections to
NCT of Delhi was constituted by ______ the Lok Sabha and to the Legislative
amendment
 Assemblies of States from 21 years to 18

 years.

Which article provides for appointment of 

acting Chief Justice When the office of Chief Quantum Valebat - rough meaning

Justice of India is vacant?
 _____________________________________


 _____________________________________
The chief election commissioner is elected by 





Elections to the House of the People and to the
Which article provides for appointment of
Legislative Assemblies of States to be on the

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basis of adult suffrage is provided by Article The 9th schedule to the Constitution was
_____________________________________
 inserted by ____ Amendment 


 

The provisions contained in this Part shall not Pacta sunt servanda means

be enforced by any court, but the principles _____________________________________

therein laid down are nevertheless _____________________________________

fundamental in the governance of the country 

and it shall be the duty of the State to apply Panchayati Raj was first introduced in India in
these principles in making laws. This is stated October, 1959 in the state of ___________

by which article ?
 


 The constitution of India provides that the
Art 249 : if the Rajya Sabha passes any of the minimum age for becoming a candidate for Lok
subjects of the state list with 2/3 majority of Sabha election shall be____ years

the present and eligible voters of the House,
declaring the subjects to have ________ , on Rajya Sabha is dissolved every ___ years

that subject parliament acquires the power to
legislate i.e. to make laws

When did India adopt the constitution?



______________

Finance Commission is constituted by the


president every ____ years.

Who became the Chief Justice of the Federal


Court of India on 14 August, 1947? _________

Who is heading the mediation panel formed for


the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land
Who was the chairman of the first law
dispute case? _____________

commission of India?





Under which article, does the Supreme court
Art ______ Repeals The Indian Independence
make rules for regulating generally the
Act, 1947 and the Government of India Act,
practice and procedure of the Court? _______
1935.


 

Special leave to appeal by the Supreme Court Right to education is a fundamental right
is available from the decision of under Article ______

_____________________________________
 


 The __ schedule contains provisions regarding
“Sua Sponte” means_____________________
 salaries of the President , Judges etc ?


 

Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi is the ____th CJI of Portions of which section of the IPC were held
India
 unconstitutional in Navtej Singh Johar & Ors

 Vs Union of India

The Constitutional provisions relating to the 

Eighth Schedule occur in article _________ of __________ HC has jurisdiction over the
the Constitution. 
 Andaman and Nicobar Islands.


 

General Election is being held in India from in RTE was added as Article 21A in the
2019 to constitute ____th LS
 Constitution by ____________ amendment



Article _______ provides a Directive for
What is the name of the organisation based in
development of the Hindi language

J&K that the government recently declared as
Supreme Court Judges retire upon attaining
an “unlawful association”? _______________

the age of ____ years



The Supreme Court of India comprises of
Recently, the Supreme court ruled that stay in
______ judges. - max stregth
civil/criminal proceedings will not be allowed
for more than ___ months.


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What is the name of the centre proposed by Petitions to the Supreme Court of India under
the top law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Article 32 of Constitution are sub- ject to the
to work with young entrepreneurs for forging rule of ‘Res Judicata’ except: _____________

new tech-based solutions for the legal 

industry?___________________
 There cannot be a gap of more than ___

 months between the parliaments’ sessions.

Retired judge called back to adjudge article
 

__________________________________
 Where is the National Judicial Academy

 located’? _____________

Original Jurisdiction - Article______
 


 What was the Shah Bano case about?
Appellate Jurisdiction - Article _______
 _____________


 The concept of judicial review has been
Uniform Civil Code - Article
 borrowed from the Constitution of
__________________________________
 _____________


 Who was the first leader of opposition on Lok
Adultery Judgment Case Name (If after, Sabha? _____________

watching the Ratta sessions- there is trouble 

in this - Wake up Sweetheart, it is high time)
 The Socially and Educationally Backward
__________________________________
 Classes Commission (SEBC) is also known as 


 

Homosexuality Judgment Case Name and right to constitutional remedies is provided in
which judgment did it reverse?
 Article_________________

__________________________________
 


 National Statistical Commission was
Sexual Harassment Guidelines case law name?
 established in 2005 based no the
__________________________________
 recommendation of ________________


 

Which Constitutional Amendment conferred a Under the Constitution of India the official
10% quota on the EWS of the society ? & language of the Union is: ____________

Amendment bill number
 

__________________________________
 Which Supreme Court lawyer was featured in

 the Foreign Policy's 100 Global Thinkers
Aadhar Judgement Name
 List?”____________
__________________________________
 


 Human rights lawyer and activist ____,
Dissent in Supra
 arrested by Maharashtra Police In Bhima
__________________________________
 Koregaon Case was recently Honoured By

 Harvard Law School

Dissent in Sabarimala case
 

__________________________________
 In Ashwini Kumar Upadhya vs Union of India

 2018, it was decided

Sabrimala Case Name
 

__________________________________
 Pari Passu means_____________________


 

The Constitution provides for disqualification amendments is based on the recommendation
of a Member of Parliament (MP) if he/she is of the Swaran Singh Committee?
absent continuously for ___ days from the Lok ____________

Sabha or the Rajya Sabha without permission.
 

__________________________________
 A lawyer called a judge “Turpis arbiter” and
was punished for contempt. It means ____
Judge.

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