MP SET 2024: State Eligibility Test, Law
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R/P/P/2024/II Question Booklet No.
Subject-LAW
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51. Pi*^Rif<aa ^ ^ 51. According to which of the following
^ h^jm^\ Mw '3^mf^ jurists, the most important characteristic
^Richai' % 1 of law is 'inner morality' ? .
(A)^^ -(B) ■q^.iJ:^. '^. (A) Henry Maine (B) H.L.A. Hart
(C) ^ (D) (C) Lon L. Fuller (D) Kelson
52. ^ ^ ^*= ^ i^ ^ 52. Salmond has classified the sources of
1^ i? law; into :
(A) TIc^^ sSk (A) Direct and indirect
(B) 3?ls-c||R=h ^Rl=ti (B) Formal and material
(C) sik ifW (C) Primary and secondary
. (D) aT^<Rf^ ^ TT^ (D) International and National
53. "SITT ^ 53. By whom has the term 'Functional.
1^«TR«M ^ 1^ Tsb^ivD^ "q^ Jurisprudence' been used for sociological
■qq M^Vi RtrHi "qqT "i" ? school of Jurisprudence ?
(A) %T . (B) (A) Paton (B) Bentham
.(C) (D) ^ (C) Grotius ' (D) Holmes
54. "Mefe ^ feM 54. Which of the followirig theories was
OT yPdMiRd fen ^ t ? propounded by 'Kelson' ?
(A) ^ Hh^w (A) The Command theory
(B) ^ fer ^ tWn ■ (B) The Pure Theory of Law
(C) ^-fenr ^ fesRi (C) Volksgeist theory
(D) fer ^ . (D) Theory of living law.
55. *?Tfe' ^ feR? few t : 55. The jural contradictory of 'Power' is :
(A) srfeR^ (B) (A) No-right (B) Duty
(C) (D) fefelT (C) Liability (D) Disability
56. The proponent of 'Fiction theory' of the
56. fefWr oHpKicq ^ y<j)Ri
nature of corporate personality is :
'^rfenW feRT* ^ t :
(A) Hohfeld (B) Gierke
(A) iteW (B) fpfe
(C) Kelson (D) Savigny
(C) (D) .
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57. ^^ ^ 57. "The property and the law are bom
t ak ^ t i" ^ together and die together." This statement
t: is given by :
(A) ^ (B) %T ^ (A) Pound (B) Paton
(C) ^ (P) 'm (C) Bentham (D) Manu
58. i?f^ ^ a?3^ 'wiPhcM "q^j 1^-^ 58. According to Holland, ownership
■qR- -t I is.
(A) (A) Plenary control over an object
(B) arff^ frzm (B) Partial control over an object
(C) eff^ 1¥m (C) Pending control over an object
(D) aTFTR^ toW (D) Forthcoming control over an object
59. '-srapm^ -ztelT' ^ -^pqRWT- 59. On which date was 'Pradhanmantri Jan
^ "f^FTT MMI ? Dim Yojana' launched ?
(A) 28 arrw, 2014 ^ (A) 28 August, 2014
(B) 15 a?TT^, 2016 ^ (B) .15 August, 2016
(C) 26 -SH^, 2014 ^ (C) 26 January, 2014
(D) 02 ai^^, 2018 ^ (D) 02 October, 2018
60.. [HMPdREid "^f ^ Tlf^ 60. Who among the following is a famous
^ "f^ns^ "3^ 3TT^Pt<4?aiqi<\ *fq<2i"si author who has presented the 'theory of
. ^ P^4W' 3R5?T «?T ? ■ deconstruction' in post-modernism ?
(A) -^R-si (A) Jacques Derrida
p) , (B) Duncan Kennedy
(C) (C) Friediich Engels
(D) <T«(^ apK (D) Roberto Unger
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61. ^ ^ TrfcT 61. 'Protection in respect of conviction for
^ HRdhr tifq*Hii '^' offences' is the assence of which of the
following Articles of the Indian
Constitution ?
(A) 3*5=5^ 22 (B) 3T3^ 20 (A) Article 22 (B) Article 20
(C) 313^ 19 . (D) 313^ 18 (C) Article 19 (D) Article 18
62. ^ ■^^TT'TI^ 3n^ "tR ^ 62. A judge of Supreme Court may resign
f'lFT* Ri<aet)< ^ "t 1 his office by writing a letter to :
(A) ^IRST "9^ ^ (A) The Chief Justice of India
(B) il^JMPd ^ (B) The President
(C) WPM ^ (C) The Prime Minister
(D) ^ (D) The Law Minister
63. TOT '^* : 63; In India, the Prime Minister is :
(A) PHcltr^d ^ t (A) elected
(B) ^#IcT ^ t (B) selected
(C) Mii^n "^tcIT f (C) nominated
(D) 1^19^ ^ t ' (D) appointed
64. PdHPdP<sid ^ 1^ 3T9^ ^ a^rfei 64. Under which, of the following
t^#!T 3nTO .-^ ^ f ? • Articles, President can impose Financial
Emergency ?
(A) 3T9^^ 352 "
(A) Article 352
(B) 3T9^^ 356
(B) Article 356
(C) 319^ 359 (C) Article 359
(D) 319^ 360 (D) Article 360
65. W^ ^ dR^fkd 65. The 'Short Title' of the Constitution of
f : V
India is contained in :
. (A) 313^ 1 ,^' (A) Article 1
(B) 313^^ 370 (B) Article 370
(C). 315=^ . 373 (C) Article 373
(D) 313^ 393'-^ (D) Article 393
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66. ^ ^ ^ 66, Parliaifient can make a law with respect
fer wu . to a matter in the State list in the national
interest if:
t, ^ : .
■ (A) w ^ %TT .t (A) The President of India gives
permission
(B) XRR xf^J^ "qifcr t
(B) The Parliament passes a resolution
(C) XI^ 31^^ cp^ "I (C) A State makes a request
(D) •^-%Tf ^ Xf^ (D) The Rajya Sabha passes a resolution
■qrfer ^jx^t t by a two-third majority
67. TsTi^'' •?Tf^ ^ 67. 'Henry Vni Clause* relates to the power
^^ptJd t I of.
(A) ^ ifS ^ ^- (A) Supplying of details
(B) diPdHI^^ ^ PHoIKUI ^ (B) Removing difficulties
(C) ^ ^ . (C) Exemptions
(D) ^ (D) Inclusion
68. Pi*-iPnPaci ^ ^ ^ Mi<j)Rich 68. Which one of the following cases has
"^nsf ^ qplia been described or stated as Magna Carta
"f^i^ "TO "t '? of Natural Justice ?
(A) aUX. XI^ 'dPw^'d .(1924) (A) R, v^. Sussex Justices (1924)
(B) 1X^ (1964) (B) Ridge vs. Baldwin (1964)
(C) ^ wm ^f^8f ^ aTR) ^ (C) Cooper vs. Wandsworth Board of
(1863) Works (1863)
(D) 31R ^5TfX2^ (1965) (D) R vs. Cambome Justices (1965)
69. ^ t 1^ "yviUnPHdi 69, Who remarked, "It is logically
Xfl«#R5" cTTf^ ^ impossible to distinguish Administrative
^ ^ 3TXTO t i ^ law from Constitutional law and all
3Rc^ "^sficiT f, cit ^ Xl^
attempts to do so are artificial" ?
t*' ? ■
(A) Maitland
(A)
(B) 1^ P4>Pdm ^ (B) Hood Phillips
(C) 6T<^"« (C) Holland
(D) ^ (D) Keith
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70. PlHrdRsid ^ '1^ 70. Which one of the following does not
■=5#^ ft ^ftfw ^ikT' ^ relate to *Nemo debet esse judex in
t ? propria causa' ?
(A) ."^ ^ ^ XKt (A) No man should be condemned
"STHT I unheard.
(B) 31^ i?FT^ ^ *it (B) No man shall be a judge in his own
^ I case.
(C) ^ «1«K (C) Judge should be above suspicious
^ t ^ I ' like Caesar's wife.
(D) W?T ^ ^ -snfv^ ^ (D) Deciding authority must be
T3^* -q^m ^ #11 I impartial and without bias.
71. 1#Tfdfecr ^ ^t ? 71. Which of the following statements are
• correct ?
(i) t
^TO 1#IT ^ "^Tq^TT t I (i) *De Jure' recognition is not final
/
and can be withdrawn.
(ii) "RFIdT "HRf yii^<tJi^l 3n*aRct)'
(ii) There is no distinction between 'de
facto' and *de jure' recognition for
^TFIcIT ^ ^ 3RR the pu^ose of giving effect to the
■q#f t I internal acts of the recognised
(iii) H^ildTcil "qpraT ^ Mqicqq) feRT authority.
MPdHKet) t I (iii) Anzilotti is the chief exponent of
Constitutive theory of recognition.
(iv) 'IRraT ^ d^tilquji^c^i %3Td
^ yPdHK^i # 1 (iv) Holland is the chief exponent of
Declaratory theory of recognition.
Codes :.
(A) (ii) #: (iii) ^ t
(A) (ii) and (iii) are correct
(B) (i) sk (iv) t (B) (i) and (iv) are correct
(C) (i), (ii) sSk (iii) ^ t (C) (i), (ii) and (iii) are correct
(D) (i), (ii), (iii) ^ (iv) ^ t (D) (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) are correct
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72. rHHRriRsid ^ ^ 72. To protect oneself from persecution,
"t 1^ MC^cti -dCHlsi ^ which of the following Articles lays
^ Rr(^ ^!(ll ^ ift<"l crl^ d'H«t)i down that every one has a right to seek
^ ^ «Tf^ t ? and to enjoy asylum in other countries ?
(A) 12; traiftr^.-^ ^r^lj^4lrHch (A) Article 12 of Universal Declaration
■sftw of Human Rights
(B) 13; HHc^lf^4)l^■ ^ (B) Article 13 of Universal Declaration
of Human Rights
(C) ag^^ 14, ^ (G) Article 14 of Universal Declaration
of Human Rights
(D) sg^ 15; ^raiteiS ^ (D) A^cle 15 of Universal Declaration
■Eftro
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of Human Rights
7^ RMir^hd '^Ft?PT' 73. Which one of the following
^ ^ t ? 'conventions' deals with 'Treatment of
Prisoners of War' ?
(A) 1949 ^ 1^1^ I
(A) Geneva ConventionI of 1949
(B) 1949 ^ 1^1^ n
(B) Geneva Convention U of 1949
(C) 1949 ^ 1^1^ m '
(C) Geneva Convention III of 1949
(D) 1949 ^ IV ^ (D) Geneva Convention IV of 1949
74. , 1q>^ Iqf^<5tii "qn Iq-qK ®TT 74. Which jurist was of the view that
3M^ 1^ qn^ ^ i^ ^ t q'fe international law is not a true law
aTFI^ "q^ ^ Xiq because it consists of opinion or
sentiments current among nations
^ ^ t ?
generally ?
(A) ^ a^nfeq (B) ailQd^i^H
(A) John Austin (B) L. Oppenheim
(C) (D)
(C) Pollock (D) J. G Starke
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75. PHHRrlRsid ^ •^Wm^ 75. Which one of the following is not a
source of international law under Article
^ ^ TO 38 ^
38 of Statute of International Court of
^^ t ?
Justice ?
(A)^^ TO 1^^"TOFT
(A) General principles of law
1^ recognized by civilized nations
(B) [ql^"i (B) Teachings of the most highly
qualified publicists of the various
hIWiRi'W- "% 1?TW
nations
(C)
(C) Judicial Decision
(D) Ti^ ^ ■Rm'm ^
(D) Resolutions of General Assembly of
the United Nations
76. 1^ ^TOH ^ "irf^ 76. Who has become first woman Director-
General of World Trade Organization ?
(A) ■ (A) Amy Pope
(B) Sima Bahous
(B) ftFT
(C) Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
(C)
(D) Nallathamby Kalaiselvi
(D) ctidl^^Q^l
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77. I^ n sfk 77. Match List I with List II and give
correct answer by using the codes given
"f^ ^^ TPiW ■■^?^ "3tR
below :
■ :
ListI List II
I II
(Principles (Article of
(^f^ TT^ (^f^ TT^ of the United the Charter of
^ %sm) ' '% Nations) the United
Nations)
(i) Sovereign (a) Article 2(3)
(i) XI^* ^ -^TST^aif (a) 3T3^2(3)
Equality of
^ ■6l<|«q<l
Nations
(ii) wf^ cRt^* (b)- 37fE^.2(4) (ii) Settlement of (b) Article 2(4)
international
Iqqi^l Pi«iciKi disputes by
peaceful means
(iii) (c) 3^3^ 2(7)
(iii) Non-intervention (c) Article 2(7)
■^f
in domestic
(iv) ^ ^ (d) 31^=5^ 2(1)
jurisdiction
^ mhIm (iv). No use of force (d) Article 2(1)
against other
country
Codes :
(A) (i)-(d), (ii)-(b), (iii)-(c), (iv)-(a)
(A) (i)-(<i), (ii)-(b), (iii)-(c), (iv)-(a)
(B) (i)-(d), (ii)-(a), (iii)-(c), (iv)-(b)
(B) (i)-(d).' (ii)-(a), (iii)-(c), (iv)-(b)
(C) (i)-(c),(ii)-(d),.(iii)-(a),(iv)-(b)
(C) (i)-(c), (ii)-(d), (iii)-(a), (iv)-(b)
(D) (i):(c), (ii)-(d), (iii)-(b), (iv)-(a) (D) (i)-(c), (ii)-(d), (iii)-(b), (iv)-(a)
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83. Under which Section of IPG, is
f^ «IHI "^' M^^lP^d 1RT f ? 'wrongful gain' defined ?
;
(
(A) TO 24 - (A) Section 24
(B) TO 23 (B) Section 23
(C) TO 29 (C) Section 29
. (D) TO 31 (D) Section 31
84. TOft^ ^ 3^51 '"SITO* TO 84. What constitutes 'attempt' under
. i ? IPG ? , .
(A) TORlf^TO ^ ""J5^ (A) Gompletion of the criminal act
(B) Preparation to commit crime
(B) -Ito Rti^ ^ 3TO^ ^
without any action
(G) Any step towards the completion of
(C) mm ^ ^^ sik ^ '«Tt
crime, even if it is not completed.
TOT, ^ ^ ( .
(D) Knowledge of crirhe without any
(D)- 3TWT ^ 1to TRn ^ intention
85. '^t=m ^ %S[RT arwit ^ 85. Which theory of punishment emphasizes
t ? 'Rehabilitation' of offender ?
(A) llfTOhnTO 1^T5JfT (A) Retributive theory
(B) Itot^ kr^. (B) Deterrent theory
(C) ITOcTO feTfT (G) Reformative theory
(D) Incapacitation theory
(D) TOTO fejfT
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86. ^ HWlAiui ^ ^ 86. A married woman gives birth to an
^1^ I ^•% 1^, illegitimate child. To escape fiom societal
i
1^ ^ ^ I shame, she leaves the child outside the
gates of an orphanage. Has the mother
3TO%T f^?^ ?
committed an offence under IPG ?
(A) "3^ ^ ^ MRrMIM^ ^ sfroer
(A) She has committed the offence of
I
abandonment of the child.
(B)^ ^ mRo4HHI
(B) Abandonment of a child is not an
f I
offence.
(C)^ ^ MRrMHHI
q-^yql ^ nRR^rf^ (C) Abandonment of child is an offence
^* 1 only in case of legitimate child.
(D) ^rf^ "m RkiRxh cit ^ (D) Abandonment of child is not an
MRrMMHI t I offence if the mother is destitute.
87. ^ 3TO^ ^ .87. The offence of 'stalking' is punishable
^ff|3T ^ TO cl^ under Section of Indian Penal
t I Code.
(A) 354C (A) 354C
(B) 354A
(B) 354A
(C) 354D
(C) 354D
(D) 354B
(D) 354B
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88. ^ ^ 88. A peon clandestinely takes an office file
■ cbl^fdil ^^ ^ T^ from the office of Chief Engineer of the
^i^I(?iM 4ii5<n 3^ "3^ ■'33' Pi'^l Public Work Department, and gives it to
■cfS i^ I a private party.
3F1^ 1^ "3^ VS
He puts it back in its place the next day.
i^ I w ^ , Has the peon committed the offence of
tor t ?
the theft ?
- (A) 3TWT "W, 't^TRti (A) No offence is committed as there
Tf^ ^ ^ ^
was no dishonest intention in the
w 3#f I
act committed.
(B) "cplf ieT I^^l 'FTT/ <=^11^
(B) No offence is committed as he
"3^ 4ii5<rt 1^ ^la<
returns the file to its original place
d^cjA ^Pl?" ""7^ qiM^ <^i I
next day.
(C) ^ w
Hii^Qi ^ ^FRT 1^ "n^ 3iiT (C) No offence is committed as the file
was returned and no loss has been
13TT I ' caused to the owner of file.
(D) ^ 3TO«f 1^ TO t, (D) The offence of theft is committed as
■qrr?^ ^ 1to w# ^ «teT«i^ the file was taken with dishonest
^ "W "fro TO «Ti I intention without consent,
89. 'X' 'A' ^ ^ 1TO to 89. X intended to kill A but instead killed B,
«1^N 'B* ^ "^TR 1^^, hkA whom he had no intention to kill. Under
<Jti'=ti( ^TRI ■'l^T TT I t^RT -f^tSio which doctrine is 'X' liable for the
murder of 'B' ?
^ 'X', 'B' ^ "TO ^ to i^nto
.? (A) Doctrine of Extended Malice
(A) torfoi ^ "tora (B) Doctrine of Mens Rea
(B) srmrto th:1^ ^ toi^ (C) Doctrine of Transfer of Malice
(C) ^Hl'dPid ^ tod (D) Doctrine of Diminished
Responsibility
(D) #iT "tofd
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90. ^ ^ 90. According to IPC, for an offence of
^ 3n^ ^ kidnapping &om lawful guardianship the
v^ ^ sn^- -i^ ■I age of girl must be
(A) 15 ^^ (A) below 15 years
(B) 16 ^ ^ (B) below 16 years
(C) 18 ^ (C) below 18 years
(D) 21 ^ ^ ^ (D) below 21 years
91. "arq^ 3T5n^ t, q % -qr 91. "Torts are various, not limited or
ifiltn^ r* ^ ^? codified." Who said this ?
(A)^ A-H4)V^ (A) Lord Mansfield
(B) ^ (B) Lord Cdmden
(C) Rrl"H^d (C) Lord Linsdel
(p) "^. (D) Lord Holt C.J.
92. "apit qft #cl ^ to"feRl 92. The principle of *Egg-shell skulT is
"I" : ■ related to :
(A) "^WT (A) Nuisance
(B) hh^iPh (B) Defamation
(C) 3ri^ ^ (C) Trespass
(D) ^ ^ IwRdl ^ (D) Remoteness of damage
,93. "q^ T3j^ ^ 93. "Qui facit per alium facit per-se" maxim
■^F^fNtT "t : relates to :
(A) ^Tfro ^ feM ^ (A) the principle of strict liability
(B) qfMqfW qrfro ^ %5RT ^ (B) the principle of vicarious liability
(C) aramnt ^ f^Rf ^ (C) the principle of negligence
(D) the principle of absolute liability
(D) ^ ^rfro ^ /teRT ^
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94. "RR* ^ t: 94. Essential elements of defamation are :
(A) it (A) The statement should be defamatory
(B) ^ Trt^T #IT (B) The statement should be referred to
the plaintiff
(C) ^ TOWPT #TT (C) The statement should be published
(D) ^ (D) All of the above
95. "^h#W ^ Ph^H" 95. "Doctrine of alternative danger" relates
t: to :
(A) wm (1816) i (A) Jones vs. Boyce (1816) 1 Stark 493
493 ^
(B) M. C. Mehta vs. Union of India,
(B) "^ft. ^RHT ^
AIR (1987) S.C. 1086
(1987) -g, 1086 ^
(C) ^FfHT (1868)
(C) Rayiands v^. Fletcher (1868) L. R.
T?^.31R3 ■Q^.'q^. 330 ^ 3 HL 330
(D) ^ (1859) 7 (D) Chesmore Richardson Case (1859)
Tt^.'Q^.'hI'. 359 81 7 H.L.C. 359 L.J.X81
96. "^te ^ 3Tf*Tf^, 1988 ^ rHMPdfed 96. Under which of &e following Sections of
^ 1^ ^ sRnfe the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, special
Tcte ^;Efe?n3ff ^ inTf^ provisions relating to payment of
■^f lltoT ^iRR ^ ^ compensation in cases of 'Hit and Run*
1^ 7]^ t ?
accidents are provided ?
(A) SIRR — 141, 142, 143, 144
(A) Sections — 141, 142, 143, 144
(B) *iIRR — 161, 162, 163, 164
(B) Sections — 161, 162, 163, 164
(C) «IRI^ — 171, 172, 173, 174
(C) Sections — 171, 172, 173, 174
(D) — 181, -182, 183, 184
(D) Sections — 181, 182, 183, 184
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97. "Rto 1988 ^ RnRrlRsJd 97. Which of the following Sections of the
Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 relates to
"necessity for ■ Insurance against third
^ ^IcjJ^^^dr' ^ t ?
Party Risk" ?
(A) «M 146 (B) TO 136
(A) Section 146 (B) Section 136
(C) TO 126 (D) TO 116 (C) Section 126 (D) Section 116
t
98. wq 1986 ^ 98. Which Section of Consumer Protection
TO "<iq^1ddi "qf^ aif^iTOqf" Act, 1986 relates to "Consumer Disputes
f ? Redressal Agencies" ?
(A) TO 5 (B) TO 7 (A) Section 5 (B) Section 7
(C) TO 9 (D) TO 8 (C) Section 9 (D) Section 8
99. PiM^indd ^ ^ yrdq^Pldl 3lf«TfWT, 99. Which of the following is not the object
2002 ^ "3^ ^ t ? of The Competition Act, 2002 ?
(A) yld^'^Pldl ^ Mldd^d TJTO "ST^ ^ (A) To prevent the practices having
(srroq) ^ tItot adverse effect on competition
(B) Wltof ^ ^ TOTT (B) To protect the interests of the
(C) •qfrTOH ^ ^ 1^ consumers
. 1^9^^hN?TT oFiT <iRld ^ "STO (C) To provide a reasonable level of
TOfl reliability to connect operations
(D) «ii'®iK "qftTWlf fFit «i<siqi ^ 3lk (D) To promote and sustain competition
WTT in markets
100. •gMtor 2002 ^ to 100. Which of the following Sections of The
"■q^ ^ ^jwih" ^ qR-qiRd TOft Competition Act, 2002 defines "abuse of
t ? dominant position" ?
\
(A) TO 3 (B) TO 4 (A) Section 3 (B) Section 4
(C) TO 5 (D) TO 6 (C) Section 5 " (D) Section 6
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101. OT amrhik it ^ 101. A contract which ceases to be
^ STEJ^tNN it «TFit t"- I ^STHT "^^Trai enforceable by law, ceases to be
t: ; enforceable. It is known as :
(A) (A) Unenforceable Contract
(B) ^ (B) Void contract
(C) (C) Voidable contract
(D) Wf^JcT ^ffer (D) Contingent contract
102. *37', '^' ^ "Etel -qN 102. A agrees to'sell B "my white horse for
'"^ 6«iK %q" rupees five hundred or rupees one
^iTR "qiTtTr "I" I qRia i) thousand".' There is nothing to show
"t 1^ 1^ . which of the two prices was to be given.
Chilli wit "I I "q?" : The agreement is :
(A) ^ t (A) Valid
(B) t (B) Voidable.
(C) ^ t (C) Void
(D) 3q^ ^ ^ -qfr ■" (D) None of the above
103. a7f«7f^, 1872 ^ TO 128 103. Section 128 of the Indian Contract Act,
f : 1872 is related with :
(A) "qf^ i> ^Tf^ ', (A) Surety's liability
(B) WTcf TTc^n^ (B) Continuing guarantee
(C) WRT (C) Revocation of continuing guarantee
(D) yrni^Ri wRi^iei (D) Consideration for guarantee
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104. 1930 ^ 104. Which of the followirig is not included
rHHPdRsId ^ f^ 'W'^ in the definition of 'goods' under the
?Tlto i^ W i ? Sale of Goods Act, 1930 ?
(A) ^ (A) Actionable claims
(B) WW P) All movable properties
(C) -qj^* (C) Growing crops
P) W p) Grass
,105. OT ^ 3Tcr:^ ^ ^ 105. A seller sells undeigarments which cause
^^^ ■«!iI ^^ skin disease to buyer. What is. the
^ ? liability of the seller ?
(A) ^ qKnil ^ (A) He is liable for the breach of
@l'ii I warranty.
p) ^. ?Ttf ^ <s(rtn*fcii ^ "^Wt P) He is liable for the breach of a
eVii I condition.
(C) ^ ^ t 1 (C) He is not liable.
P) ^ ^ ^ "^TfeT^ I p) The buyer should be careful.
106. MiiM ^ ^ ^ ?Rr 106. Where no provision is made by contract
"3=1^ 'hhO^kI ^ cbi4d)W ^ between the partners for the duration of
^ 1^ ^ ■^- their partnership or for the determination
■f^i'Tr "TO "t,. wftot ^ "^fpTT of their partnership, the partnership
"STrar ^: contract is known as :
(A) 1^ffw Yimt^ (A) Particular partnership
P) 'WTFT p) General partnership
(C) ST^s^Plt ■hhiI^kI (C) Temporary partnership
p) P) Partnership at will
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107." a#lfwT 69 ^ 107. Which of the following is not a condition
PlHldRdd ^ ^ ^^ ^ precedent for filing a suit under Section
■?l(f ^ t ? - 69 of the Partnership Act ?
(A) The enforcement of any statutory
(A) 1^ ^ I
rights.
(B) TP^ I
(B) The firm should be registered.
(C) ^TTH
(C) Person suing should be shown as a
^ ^ Wfm ^ "^f 3Tfe?T partner in the register of firm.
iI
(D) The enforcement of a right arising
(D) ^ wWi aiMwr ot from contract or conferred by
W srfTOR ^ 3?^ I Partnership Act.
108. PdHrdr^d M<shl"J ^ 108. Which of the following is «o^-included
3?2f ■^* ^?fw#Rf ^ t ? in the meaning of the Negotiable
Instrument ?
(A) -qjf
(A) Promissory Note
(B) torn "q^ (B) Bill of Exchange
(C) 3T?T MMl'umd (C) Share Certificate
(D) ^ ' (D) Cheque
109. "feft 3^-41^4"! 311^ ^8?T 109. An application for prevention of
^ ^ "f^ ^i<i<\i PtT^i oppression and mismanagement in a
"^RjpT "I" : company should be made to the :
(A) ^ ^\MMM ^ ' ■ , (A) High Court
(B) ^ "^R^JR, ^ (B) Central Court
(C) ^ • (C) National Company Law Tribunal
(D) ^ <r^^K ^ (D) Registrar of the Company
110. 2013 ^ W 110. Which Section of the Companies Act,"
2013 define the Corporate Social
iqi "t ? Responsibilify ?
(A) Section 134 (B) Section 135
(A) «lRr 134 (B) «IRr 135
(C) Section 136 (D) Section 13?
(C) m 136 (D) .tlRr 137
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111. 111. Marriage solemnized between any two
"^', f^^i ■'FTT i^qie "5^1 : Hindus who are Sapindas of each other
shall be valid :
(A) "3^ Mr^cfj ^
(A) If the custom or usage governing
"SfSTT "m Rqi^ "^Nl ^
each of them permits a marriage
^ ^ t I
between the two.
(B) "qf^ '^' ^ PnC^d ^
(B) If the custom or usage governing
■^T^ Rc(M ^ "38^1 ^
any of them permits a marriage
^ ar^i# t I between the two.
(C) ^ ^ (A) ^ (B) (C) Either (A) or (B)
. (D) ^ ^ (A) a?k H ^ (B) (D) Neither (A) nor (B)
112. fTHT t % "3^ W 112. A party is regarded as not having the
#FT ^ "RRt^ TOTI ^ t, ^ mental capacity to solemnize the
^ "q^ "RH^ t : marriage, if suffering ftom :
(A) "RR (A) Unsoundness of Mind
(B) "RHte I^RTR (B) Mental Disorder
(C) M^FdcfT ^ (C) Insanity
(D) "33^ ^ (D) All of the above
113. m am "^*, ^ "RfcT- 113. When the parties are Judicially separate,
■q?^ "qj^ "qqi" : either spouse :
I
(A) ^ ^ ^ t I - (A) can contract another marriage
(B) "q^ ^ ^chdi ^ I (B) cannot contract another marriage
(C) 3c^ ^ ^ ?TT^ ^ (C) can contract another marriage with
^iqiBT t" I ■ the knowledge of wife
(D) None of the above
(D) -^f ^ ^
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117. ^^ ^
117. In which case Supreme Court recognized
the live in relationship for the first
^ IM^FT^R ^ TtHTrTT ? time ?
(A) Khusbhoo vs. Kanniammal and
(A) ^rnqii^^ri sSk SRT others
(B) IRIK C^IIH *ichq({l pj^;(|ctj (B) Badri Prasad vs. Director of
Consolidation
(C) ^ WTT (C) India Sarma vj. V. K. V. Sanna
(J)) Lata Singh vs. State of Uttar
(D) "f^ cRTT "3^
Pradesh
118. "gf^ ^ ^ ^Fd% 118. What is the maximum value of property
^ 3#)Chan g^ ^ t" ? that a muslim can bequeath through a
will ?
(A) #Tf%
(A) The entire property
(B) ■5Rf% ^1/2
(B) 1/2 of the property
(C) #Tf% ^ 1/3
(C) 1/3 of the property
(D) ■#?!% ^ 2/3 (D) 2/3 of the property
119. 1^ "3^ ^ 1^ ^ 119. The four categories in which the heirs of
^Mi 1^ "w t, ^ a male Hindu are divided, are given
WitoR 1956 ^ 1^ «IRr imder which Section of the Hindu
/ ^ ^ ^ "nf f ? Succession Act, 1956 ?
(A) VRT 12 (B) ?lRr 8 (A) Section 12 (B) Section 8
(C) %mr 7 ' (D) ?iRr 6 (C) Section 7 (D) Section 6
120. gl^ ^ MRhR ^ ^fqf%- 120. Who is disqualified from inheriting the
"SIRI ^ "t ? property of an intestate under Muslim
.. law?
(A) ^-gf^
(A) Non-Muslim
(B) ^ ^ MrNt ^ g?H ^
(B) One who has caused the death of
the intestate
(C) HM^RT (C) Illegitimate child
(D) "33^ (D) All of the above
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121. ^ t ^ 121. 'Environmental Pollutant' means any
TOT "q^pi ^ solid, liquid or gaseous substance present
■ '"^ wifq^iTW in such concentration as may be, or tend
^ ^«t)ai ^ ^ ^ "qft mj^Ri <^ai ^ I
*f
to be, injurious to..»
(A) "^TOSHT (B) (A) Health (B) Life
(C) ^iqfTOT (D) W5T (C) Environment (D) Society
122. trofM^ ^FT#df ^ 3TiM 122. Find the correct chronological
'^' chi<ni:ist)fMct) oq^^®Ti 5TKT arrangement in ascending order of the
following International agreements :
(I) TOR 3^nRm (I) Ramsar convention
(n) ^4^ yldl=b1d (II) Kyoto Protocol
(m) "qfe^T ^ ^fgq^ ^^^qW (HI) United Nations - Framework
aiRRm Convention on Climate Change
- (IV)TOSTdNRuj 4"1to^ 4 %3; (TV) United Nations Convention to
aif^RRT^ combat Desertification
(V) yldUld (V) Montreal Protocol
. (A) (I),(m),(iv), (n),(V) (A) (I), (m), (IV), (n), (V)
(B) (I),(V),(in), (IV),(n) , (B) (I), (V), (m), (IV), (U)
(C) (V), Q),(IV),(m),(n) (C), (V), (I), (IV), (m), (n)
(D) (V),(D,(m),(n),(IV) (D) (V), (I), (m), (n), (IV)
123. 'TRcfrq ^ WIH 4^- 123. Which provision of the Indian
Constitution empowers the Central
TOTR 4t. 37RRfi^ ^ 4 37^
Government to frame laws imder
■qqfTOT 4t w 4k ^«ir 4 toj? International Treaty to protect and
■^^4 "qq s^rRrqiR %ir f, ^4 4" ^ «imq7. improve the environment, even if it falls
under the State List in the Seventh
3^3^ 4* TO ^ 4 37Ri4t 3TRIT 4 ?
Schedule ?
(A) 3T3^ 252- (B) 3^3^ 253 (A) Article 252 (B) Article 253
(C) 3;T3^ 256 (D) 313^ 262 (C) Article 256 (D) Article 262
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124. ^ 124. What is the maximum member of
Judicial and Expert members in the
National Green Tribunal ?
(A) 10 3fk 10
(A) 10 judicial members and 10 expert
members
(B) 20 10
(B) 20 judicial members and 10 expert
W^T
members
(C) 20 W^T «ik 20 (C) 20 judicial members and 20 expert
members
■ (D) 10 -4ir^^) W^T «k 20 (D) 10 judicial members and 20 expert
members
125. ^ STfeRRur.^ ^ ^ai^r 125. Any person aggrieved by the decision of
^ft -^NUrt^ "4* the National Green Tribunal may appe^
Pi+^HnRaa ."^R^-^ftHT ^Tt?R 3TTt^ ^ in Supreme Court within :
■?T^ t :
(A) 60 days (B) 90 days
(A) 60 (B) 90 1^
(C) (D) #r (C) Two months (D) Three months
126. *tlT^ ^rfsj^TR* fct)^«£ .SRiFfcT 37T?TT 126. 'Right to Education' falls under :
t ?
(A) First Generation of Human Rights
(A) HHcJlPtl^ltf ^ -q^ tM
(B) Second Generation of Human Rights
(B) "RPT^rfy^il^' ^
(C) TiraTf^l^* ^ cfM tM " (C) Third Generation of Hiiman Rights
(D) TTTwter^' ^ -^(qt "tM (D) Fourth Generation of Human Rights
127. "^fg^ ^ TO 31lMldc+)Mli ^ 127. The United Nations International
(gHl^4)) ^ ^srmr ^ : Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF)
(A) 11 1946 ^ was established on :
(B) 10 1947 ^ (A) 11 December, 1946
(C) 11 TO^, 1946^ (B) 10 December, 1947
(D) 10 TO^, 1947 ^ (C) 11 November, 1946
(D) 10 November, 1947
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128. "TOlfeR srWm, 1993 ^ fel 128. In which Section of The Protection of
*HiiqiteiR 'MNKn^* "RM'iTPf Human Rights Act, 1993, provision for
t ? 'Human Right Court' ?
(A) m 30 (A) Section 30
(B) TO 31 (B) Section 31
(C) TO 32 (C) Section 32
(D) TO 33 (D) Section 33
129. ^ aii^Rd '^d^dlPd 129. In which Section of the Scheduled Castes
(3ltTOH frwr) 1989 ^ and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of
■ 1to To ^^ -^qTOJir' Atrocities) Act, 1989 there is a provision
TOTO ."t ? for 'Presumption as to offences' ?
. (A) TO 6 (A) Section 6
(B) TO 7 . (B) Section 7
(C) TO 8 (C) Section 8
(D) TO 9 (D) Section 9
130. 311^ PHHr^Rsld ^ PHdd)< 130. The National Commission for Women
shall consist of the following :
(A)- 31TO; TO 3k (A) A chairperson, five members and a
"^rfro ■ member secretary
(B) 37TO,^ 3k "TO (B) A chairperson, four members and a
member secretary
(C) TO ^ ^ (C) A chairperson, seven members and
■yfro a member secretary
(D) TO ^ ^ TO " (D) A chairperson, three members and a
member secretary
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131. ^ 131. "Intellectual property is the
personification of the personality of an
HHcil^<u| t I" 4ir4* -q^
individual." This statement reflects the
Ri^ai-q ^ I^^R^IRT ^ <^«{ifai "t ? ideology of which theory on intellectual
Property ?
(A) (B)
(A) Prospect (B) Reward
(C) m (D) #feH (C) Labour (D) Hegelian
132. ^Ifeqj "^fqqr aifTORf ^ <iMq1Plfllcii<{l 132. The Utilitarian theory of Intellectual
irora OT MRjHiRd ^"w t? Property is propounded by ;
(A) «ffq (A) John Locke
(B) (B) Jeremy Bentham
(C) ^ (C) John Stuart Mill
(D) i<s*is (D) Edmund Kitch
133. ^ 24 2018 ^ 3OT 133. Mr.'A'filed an application for patent in
^ I^y, I^HI I France on 24th September, 2018. He is
^AR«hl, fail sfk "3^ 3iifqwt)i< desirous of applying patent for the same
Hrl^ "qPR "^R3T invention in USA,UK and India. As per
f . I stete ^, -^fepiT 1^ the Provisions of Paris Convention for
4»Hq|\n, 1883 ^ ^n^^Ipff ^ ST^HR; protection of Industrial Property, 1883 till
31R 3^* ^ i¥ which date would you suggest him to
i
.3II^qq ch<^ "qJT '^^iq ^ 3ITqfHchai apply for patent in rest countries so as to
claim'right to priority ?
^ 3Tf^?^ 3JT ^ 1^ "STT ^ ?
(A) 23 October, 2019
(A) 23 ai3^, 2019
(B) 23 September, 2019
(B) 23 rm^i, 2019
(C) 23 March, 2020
' (C) 23 3T^, 2020
(D) 23 December, 2019
(D) 23 2019
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XV'S
134. PiMfdfed ^ ^ 134. Which of the following would be
▼
considered as an infringement of
1THT "sn^ ?
copyright ?
(A) ferl ^r#tq#£T ^ ^ (A) The making of a painting, drawing,
■feif^ ^jc^>Ih "qj ^ engraving or photograph of a work
of architecture.
(B) ^Maii
(B) The performance of a copyrightable
^ ^fnkm ^ # 1^ 1^ ^
musical work by a club having paid
diMil^d t "3^ TR#T audience
(C) ^TPf^ ^ *3^^ (C) The reproduction of any work for
the purpose of a judicial proceeding
^ ^ liH^cMKd
(D) The reading or recitation in public
(D) HdilPvid aM of reasonable extracts from a
^ ^Icf^Pd^ ^ ^ "^IT 13HT published dramatic work
135. Wthl?3 aqfilf^, 1957 ^ ^ 135. What remedy is available under
^ 1^RmR trnfe^' ^ 1^ ^ Copyright Act, 1957 for groundless
•m^ "3^1^ t ? . threats of legal proceedings ?
(A) srmife P^idiNd ^ (A) To file a criminal complaint
(B) "3^ ^^rnrm:'"# fe w (B) To file a writ petition in high court
(C) To file an application in the IP
(C) ^ ^ 3ITf.-qt. 1M^
division of high court
(D) 1^ ■^* (D) To file a declaratory suit in the
district court
136. wW 1957 ^ Sig^TR 136. As per Copyright Act, 1957 a computer
im\ HR'HlPMd -W t ? programme is defined as :
(A). ^lP^Pr4d» ^ (A) a literary work
(B) "sra^ (B) a database
(C) 3ilt^^ ■^* (C) an invention
(D) ^FPf . (D) an artistic work
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137. 1970 ^ 137. What is not patentable under the Patents
Act, 1970 ?
^ "51^ t ? '
(A) A software along with a new
(A) ^ ^ ^ Wq5^
hardware
(B) ^NrI ^
(B) A medicine to cure a disease
(C) t<ct)1<j)ci ^ ^Kni<j)Ri (C) Topography of inte^ated circuit
(D) Tim (D) A man-made micro-organism
138. Which is one of the factors to be
138. ^ aiMK "qr 3fe
considered by Court in determining well
known trademark ?
(A) "^TT^f^ ^ Tf^fNRW sfk (A) The registration of concerned
trademark with the trademark office
WT-WT tr
and its time to time renewal.
(B) tSTlR? ^ I^TI# 1^* ^
(B) The simultaneous registration of
such trademark with the trademark
and patent offices.
(C) ^ Tflrj wfk
(C) The demand of the product and the
^F2IR ^ cRqi^* ^ 3Tf^
excess of supply of such products in
the local market
(D) The knowledge and recognition of
(D) t^rn^ ^ ^
such trademark in the relevant
TTft^ sftr ■RpqcTT sftr "3^
section of public including the
lirarc cftrft W "3^ "^STTI^ ^ knowledge obtained as a result of
its promotion
TTftm
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139. 2002 ^ 3;?^ 139. As per Biological Diversity Act, 2002
^ oqf^ ^ETR?T ^ W<T any person who wants to apply for a
i
^ 5qmR TR 'qm ^ patent outside India for an invention
371^^ -qie^ii "I", which is based on any information on a
biological resource obtained &om India
'wl<j)fct W^ ctR^ft
shall have to obtain the prior approval
-M I
of.
(A) ^F^f^*T?T "^[RT ^ «IBT
(A) State Biodiversity Board from
^ wroft "Sn^ ^ ^ t
where the information is obtained
(B) "3^ ^^TFITOT 3nf.tft.
(B) EP division of the concerned High
■5RTPT
Court
(C) ^ f^rf^?^cIT "SITf^I^OT ^ (C) National Biodiversity Authority
(D) ^ ^H4)RT TTO (D) Indigenous community from where
^ ttI t I . such information is procured.
140. iMM STf^^f^, 2000 ^ «IRr 140. As per Section 42 of the Information
42 '^" "'rf^ F^^ct) HHI"lM^ Technology Act, 2000, if a private key
^ ^ ^ 3T3^ "an^s corresponding to the public key listed in
the digital signature certificate has been
^ "^T^* T# TTf t ^ wi^Kif
compromised, then the subscriber shall
5^et)l 1%^ fqei's*
communicate the same without any delay
•^ ?
to the :
(A) WJj^ intend
(A) Certil^g authority
(B) "Ri^ mm
(B) Cyber crime police ofiicer
(C) MHHJ|4idf "SnftoM ^ Pd^ddi (G) Controller of certifying authority
(D) ^ 3#I^ (D) Adjudicating officer
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141. ^ 313^, rHHPdR^d if ^f^ 141. According to Dicey, which of the
following is not the feature of the
^^ ^ ^ Mw
Doctrine of Sovereignty of Parliament ?
% 7
(A) That there is no law which
(A) ^ ctil-jd "I, 1^ Parliament cannot make.
(B) That there is no law which the
p^liament cannot unmake.
(B) cjJl'jd ■^' t" '1^
(C) That there is no authority
I
recognised by the law of England
(C) ^ OT "HM ^ which can set aside the law made
yif^ctiiO ^ ^ by the Parliament and declare such
law void.
'HlPia "^T^ I
(D) The sovereignty of Parliament does
(D) ^ ^M'^di TPIT "if ."^ ^ not extend to every part of the
tl^ R^WlRd t I King's dominion.
142. ar^fw ^ -MNIdiJ ^ 142. -All supreme court judges of United
"^^iFII^if ^ OT ^nRlcT 3^^ Pf^ States of America are nominated and
■fei^ ^5^511 "t ? appointed by whom ?
(A) "^rg^ 3l^feT ^ <|t4Mfd OT I (A) President of the U.S.A.
(B) ^ "^pn^ 3^k W^Rf Wf (B) President of the U.S.A. with advice
"^l^ artftgFJT ^ ili^Mfd OT 1 and consent of Senate
(C) qiq<n "Hv^RTH (C) Only Senate nominates the supreme
T^TRT^^Wft iiRia ct)<?il ^ I court judges
(D) <iM^dd ^^ (D) None of the above .
143. rHHRrlRdd ^ 1%^ l^fMRTT OT 143. The principle of Rule of Law was
^ WH ^ ftispr, yRiMiRd "w propoimded by which of the following
87T ? jurists ?
(A) eff^ w^ch^d (A) Lord Blackstone
(B)^ T^. "srot . (B) A. V. Dicey
(C) ^5if^ ^Pd^l ' (C) Justice Scalia
(D) ^ (D) Malcolm Shaw
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144. fM*-iRiI<2ia 144. Which of the following jurists separated
. 4)i4mfd4jl ^ ^ "^8^^ executive from the legislative powers but
. 1^ ^ failed to establish an independent
■^* sraw x?T ?i judiciary ?
(A) , (A) Montesquieu
(B) shTH«^*n (B) Cromwell
(C) 'STFT (0) John Locke
(D) "^f ^ (D) None of the above
145. ^ ^ OT ^ 145. The President of the United States of
«
America (U.S.A.) can be convicted by
the Senate. How much majority - is
^ ^ t ?
needed for the conviction ?
(A) ^ITRT
(A) Two-third majority
(B) ^l^cT
(B) One-third majority
(C) ipf (C) Absolute majority
(D) ^ mu (D) Half of the majority
146. "SiRT -MlP44i ^ 146. The Constitution of France [does not
oMq«^ UT^VR "t", ^yfM provide for a system of Judicial Review,
"m TJ^ fRTR ^s#R t toRiT however it creates a body which decides
the constitutionality of Government and
iT^^nf^RRT ^ "Pl^U"! <*i<1l I f?T Parliamentary acts. Such a body is
toFT ^ ^7^ t : called: •.
(A) (A) Constitutional Council
(B) ^!#Rr (B) Constitutional Committee
(C) ^ (C) Constitutional Assembly "
(b) "qtwEi (D) Constitutional Confederation
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147. ^ 147. Which Article of the Constitution of
United States of America (U.S.A)
^ «ill^ci sft?; chf^jri
provides for a very cumbersome and
' 3i%!n '^m t ?
difficult procedure for its amendment ?
(A) 3T3^ 2 (B) 313=5#^ 3 (A) Article 2 (B) Article 3
(C) 3T3^^ 4 (D) 3?^^ 5 (C) Article 4. (D) Article 5
148. RnrdPsid -^f fer % ^ ^ 148. Which of the following countries adopted
dldiMM WJT 3RTOT ? the institution of Ombudsman for the
first time ?
(A) ■ . (B) 3TRti^
(A) Sweden (B) Australia
(C) 4HHI<rf (D) (C) Denmark (D) New Zealand
149i tilqMN 124
149. Article 124 of the Constitution of India
t.: can be amended :
I
(A) -mm OT (A) By a simple majority
(B) m 3fk TI^* (B) By a special majority and
glil 3I^^8fTT ratification by the states
(C) ■^itTcf m (C) By a special majority
(D) ^ 31^ (D) By a simple majority and
OT 3i3^8};r ■ ratification by the states
150. -"qf ^ % TO TO ^ ^ MtT 150. The question whether the fundamental
4%q> 3lfeKf 1to ^ TITO rights enshrined in the Constitution of
■ t, TOft ^ RHfdRsid ^ 1%^ India can be amended came up for the
first time for consideration in which of
Iq*qK 1^ 3nqT «IT ?
the following cases ?
(A) ^fl'ch-O "SRTTq a*1IH qRd • (A) Shankari Prasad vs. "Union of India
(B) "fW «<1IH <i«]^ii TFq (B) Sajjan Singh vs. State of Rajasthan
(C) ^ilcT^iii^ Q^llH M«1IH ^RT I (C) Golak Nath vj. State of Punjab
(D) c*HH XRI (D) Keshvanand Bharti vj. State of
Kerala.
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