MP SET 2025: State Eligibility Test, Law
Text of page 1
KyP/P/2025/II Question Booklet No.
Subject-LAW
SET A [sdl<t ( i^n^eb )
Paper II (Optional)
■^nxT
251302541
Name Subject-Code-13
3IW 11^ TSpff if fel^l
^ Candidate should write his/her
Roll No. Roll No. In the given boxes.
^ ti<s4i/No. of Printed Pages ; 40 TfefT/Total No. of Questions : ICQ
WT : 3 "518^ ^ "fItfrET ^ srfiiTOTT Tjqfe/Maximum Marks : 200
Time Allowed: 3 Hours to complete both 1st and Ilhd question paper
-qr^rM ^
•qfg ^ "a anrff ■gfqtn^Rir qfff ijt fi
TRH "tf fi ^ ^qci ^ "3^ I yP^H fe<ch(?y 3^? ) tJT
, wf^Em ^ 0^ Wt ^ ^ gnnr ^ i
H '5?3-"q7 0^ filMlcbt 150 IRjTf f tTOT "Sn^ 2 313? ^ "I" I ■5K-''13 W Tnft
Ti?3 3i0i3Rff 13iiTiRd ^ ^ 3t^ 11 ^ uietm-i
■3^ f 1 '
I WIFIIIVST-^ (119^ Wir 1-50 )
TI?3-q3 II ^Oiyiyf xiUpid ■5193-TT3 (1193 TfelT 51-150 )
^ ^ airarvr tit 3?^ Tif 11 ^ Tien? ^ t ft? ^ ^PifyT^d "er^ ft? 1193-^P^cfai
% Tirh "j"*! dft? % 3ftT Pnc^s*^ I 3I^rai yd) 1193-4^«♦>» 313)13? "*113 1
^)W yrlT-TI^ ( 3lt.T^.3TTT. ?ift) TIT PiUfRd TqPif Tj^ ft 3113933? UPdPtd^l TR^, 3PT T^int' tj^ 3^ 1
Tirt^rraf Ti*rf t^ 3?pf ii93-^Rdd)i ftgffft t^th tit it 3i^ 3^ 30133T-T13 (sfr.T^.anr. 9ft3) "q^ 3^ 1
■qft "fcRTlt 393 if ft>df "HcRIT 3)t 3itf 313®II3I3? ^ tfl 1193 3C3 sftqff T^fdO' if 11^ TS?qfrIT
3)t Tn3cR gi3T Tjjiirjii I
ftidf MctiK 33 3)e^^3T, HR Sqei 3 ftjift g^IT 3?? $^«tcjPi«») ft3T?TI 3rrft 33 113)3 df^d "t" I
133 3IPI3it Il93-^fft33 '<alei^ 33 ft^9? ft3r 3ft 3Tlft 33T-TI33? ( ^.1^.3TfT. 9t13 ) if 3tIT 3^ ftiPgd 3?ft ft
iqet 33^ 3^ "^3 33 iftft 3^ 1
TlTWr^Rn3^ftTI93ni3if.l5TT.3nT.9lftft^^TflTft^ftTl9*IT3.ft3IWI3f3?^ftf»t I
3tIT-3337 ( 3lt.l^.3IIT. ) TIT ^rlT ^ ^ "fft^ 31? ^ Hteil 3?T3r ^f3ft3tT 3Rf I
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES
1. This Question Booklet is printed in two languages—^EUndi and English. Candidates can select any one of the
two languages according to their convenience.
2. Each question has four options. There is only one correct answer to each question. Choose the appropriate
option and darken/blacken the corresponding circle on the Answer Sheet (OMR Sheet) withblack point pen.
3. In this examination there are two questionpap ers, consisting of 150 objective typ e questions and each question
carries 2 marks. Both the question papers and all the questions are compidsory. Two (2) marks shall be
awarded for each correct answer. Unanswered question will not be given any marks. There is no provisions
for Negative Marking.
PaperI General paper (Q. No. 1-50)
Paper 11 Question paper on the Subject opted by the examinee (Q. No. 51-160)
4. No. of pages consisting of this question booklet is indicated over the cover page. Candidates are advised to
ensure that all the pages of Question Booklet are properly printed and binded. Otherwise they may demand
the other Question Booklet of the same set.
5. Kindly make necessary entries on the Answer Sheet (OMR Sheet) only at the places indicated and nowhere else.
6. Examinee should do all rough work on the spaces meant for rough work on the pages givenin the Question
Booklet and nowhere else, not even on the Answer Sheet (OMR Sheet).
7. If there is any sort of znist^e either ofprinting or offacttial nature inany question, then out ofthe Hindi and
English versions of the question, the Hindi version will be treated as standard one.
8. Use of any type of calculator, log table or any type of electronic devices etc. are not allowed.
9. Use only black ball point pen to mark the answers in the Answer Sheet (OMR Sheet) only after you are
instructed to open the Question Booklet.
10. Candidates will leave the Examination Hall only after handing over the Answer Sheet (OMR Sheet) to the
Invigilator at the end of the examination.
11. Before answering on Answer Sheet (OMR Sheet) ensure to follow the instructions given for that.
(N)S/13/2025/A
Text of page 2
(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORIC) (N)S/13/2025/A
Text of page 3
51. Collector of Madura v^. Moottoo Ramalinga 51. ^
Sethupatbi (1868) is a decided case by.the (1868) m ^
privy council, which relates to : t:
(A) Custom (A) ^
(B) Precedent (B)
(C) Legislation .(C)
(D) Equity,justice and good conscience (D) ^
52. The authoritative element of a judicial 52. fdvk ^ ^
decision is known as : t:
(A) Obiter dicta (A) ^a<lPKi
(B) Stare decisis (B) Piulqi^4^<ui
(C) Res judicata (C) ^
(D) Ratio decidendi (D)
53. The first six lectures of Austin were 53. ajffer cqi^qpT sm
published in 1832 under the'title of
"Province of Jurisprudence Determined" 1832 y^lRld ^ ^
and the rest were published in which of "RndfMw yqiiRm
the following years ? ?
(A) 1858 (B) 1859 (A) 1858 (B) 1859
(C) 1860 (D) 1861 (C) I860 (D) 1861
N-(8)S/13/2025/A P.T.O.
Text of page 4
54. Who said,"Law has a national character 54. -f^ ^ ^ i
and it develops like language." "ZT?" ^^ ^ t i"
(A) Edmund Burke (A) ^
(B) Savigny (B)
(C) Gray . (C) t
(D) Dr. M.J. Sethna (D)
55. Who defines "norms" as a proposition in 55. 1%^ "iTTOr"
hypothetical form ? MR^^crHdl ^ t ?
(A) Hans Kelsen (B) Holland (A) (B)
(C) Austin (D) Salmond (C) (D)
56. "Law has its basis in social conduct. 56. ^
Morals go on intrinsic value of conduct. ^TTdR, 3TTWr- ^
Hence it is vain to talk about law and t I ^Pdchdl ^
morals." ■fW ^ t l"
Above view was taken by : <iM^=Ki fRsdiWr "w :
(A) Pollock' (A) m
(B) Vinogradoff (B) OT
(C) Duguit (C) m
(D) Roscoe Pound (D) "gra
N-(8)S/13/2025/A
Text of page 5
57. By whom was the Interest theory of a 57. ^ -flcT feRT ^ "SRfe
legal right propounded ? t:
(A) Ihering (B) Holland (A) (B)
(C) Kant (D) Hegel (C) (p)
58. The purpose theory of "Brinz" relating 58. "oqRd'MT
to nature of legal persons was developed
in England by : ?Rr fqctiRnct "TRT ?
(A) Parker (B) Barker (A) -qi^ (B)
(C) Hohfeld (D) Maitland (C) (D)
59. Who was a champion of Codified Law 59. "f^
and of reforming English Law ?
(A) Austin (B) Bentham (A) (B)' ^'SPT
(C) Salmond (D) Holland (C) WTO (D)
60. Adverse possession is acquisition of 60. 3=d% ^ trtd
ownership by way of :
(A) Derivative (A) ■
(B) Prescription (B) m.
(C) Delivery (C) -qfePT
(D) Extinctive (D) "Mqq?
N-(8)S/13/2025/A P.T.O.
Text of page 6
61. Which Fundamental Right under Part-IE 61. "5^ ^211 ^ ^ m
of the Indian Constitution can be ^TNRT ^ wki ^ ^-ni
suspended during National Emergency on ^ rHdPMd fen
the ground of war or external aggression ? WdT t ?
(A) Article - 13 (A) 13
(B) Article'- 14 (B) 14
(C) Article - 19 (1)(a) (C) 19(1)(a)
(D) Article ~ 25 (D) 25
62. "The Preamble of the Indian Constitution 62. "wkr ^ ywwdi nrfer
• is not a part of the Indian Constitution." ^ nF t l" "FFlFn
It has been declared by the Supreme "gKT fe^I "W
Coiut in the case of: - t ?
(A) Kesavananda Bharati vs. State of (A) c^^?FF^ qiiH
. Kerala, AIR 1973 SC 1461 1973 SC 1461 ■
(B) In Re Berubari Union, AIR 1960 (B) IT t "^pFF, R.anf.m I960
SC 845 SC 845
(C) Indira Nehru Gandhi vs. Raj Narain (C) ffe XFHRPFT,
AIR 1975 SC 2299 1975 SC 2299
(P) Minerva Mills vs. Union of India, (D) fe^ fe^ ^TTR ^Id'm 3fe
AIR 1980 SC 1789 iffelT, 1980 SC 1789.
N-(8)S/13/2025/A
Text of page 7
63. The Vice-President of India is the ex- 63. W^ [HMPdR^d
officio chainnan ofwhich ofthe following ? ■q^ ^ t ?
(A) Lok Sabha (Hoiise of People) (A)
(B) Rajya Sabha (Council of States) (B)
(0) Parliament (C) ^
(D) State Legislature (D)
64. By virtue of'which Article of the Indian 64. ^ ^
Constitution does the state of Mizoram
enjoy the status of a special state ? t,?
(A) Article 371-B ■ (A) ' 375^ 371-B
(B) Article 371-C (B) 315^ 371-C
(C) Article 371-D (C) 31^=^^ 371-D
(D) Article 371-G (D) 3T5^ 371-G
65. Under which List of subject matters 65. "qfq ■qTRUi
included under the seventh schedule of. ^ 3Tifq "fwif
the Indian Constitution can laws on "Pmfq ^
security of India, Atomic energy, United
Nations Organization (UNO), Foreign
affairs etc. be enacted ? t ?
(A) Union List (A)
(B) State List (B) ■
(C) Concurrent List (C) '
(D) Union List, but States can also (D) TFq qiFjq ^
enact laws if Union declines to %' qfq ^ Hdl
do so
N-(8)S/13/2025/A I P.T.O.
Text of page 8
66. "Which. of the following is the key 66. pHHRrir^d ^
principle of Natural Justice under ^ (Natural Justice)
administrative law ? ^ RH4H t ?
(A) Nemo judex in causa sua (A) M 1371
(B) Res judicata principle (B) WT ^^ teTrf
(C) Stare decisis (C) tdlw
(D) Res ipsa loquitur (D) wm
67. In French, Administrative Law is known, 67. ^ 'Droit
as 'Droit Administratif. Who was its Administratif ^ ^sTFTT ^jTTcTT f" 1
founder ? "I" ?
(A) Jean Bodin (A) "^1^.
(B) Aristotle ■ (B)
(C) Napoleon Bonaparte (C) =ildim^
(D) Dicey (D)
68. 'Rule of Law' is one of the basic features 68. ^ ^
of Administrative Law. According to 3TTSTR^ "NWdT t I ^ 37^
Dicey, which of the following is
. considered as meaning of'Rule of Law'? ^ a72f -qPT t ?
(A) Supremacy of Law (A) ^ ^nqT-c^ai
(B) Equity before Law .(B) ^ wm
(C) Predominance of hegemonic spirit (C) ci-4^qiql ^ TfT^pH=^idl
(D) Legal Transplant (D) ycMKlHui
IM-(8)S/13/2025/A
Text of page 9
69. . Which Article of Indian Constitution 69. wk ^
requires the state to secure for the
citizens, a uniform civil code throughout
the territory of India ? ■ i ?■
(A) Article 41 (B) Article 42 ■ (A) 31^^ 41 (B) 37^^ 42
(C) Article 43 (D) Article 44 (C) 3^^r#^ 43 (p) 44
70. Mineral Development Ltd. vs. State of 70. "RtTOT "feR TFHT,'
Bihar, AIR 1560 SO 368 case is related ■Q;.31Tf.37R. 1960 SO 368 ^
to which type of bias or discrimination ^ ^^ to: ^
under the rule of natural justice ? ^ i?
(A) Pecuniary Personal Bias (A)
(B) Pecuniary Bias (B)
(C) Bias as to subject matter (C) fWT^
(D) Official Bias (D) 31Tf?I^7TfW
71. Who said that "The Law. of 71. %• ^
Nations or International Law is the name ^ 3#(f^ ^2™ 33k •RRqfer
for the body of customary and fwff ^ ^
conventional rules which , are considered . TI^ • "SKI "5TT23
legally binding by civilised states in their RFTT "^iTRIT
intercoiirse with each other." t I"
(A) Jeremy Bentham (A)
(B) Oppenheim (B) ajtelFT
(C) Whiteman (C)
(D) Starke P)
IM-(8)S/13/2025/A P.T.O.
Text of page 10
72. Which theory of International Law deals
with the principle that the States could feRI t ^
only be obliged to. comply with ^ ^ Iwif "51^ ^
International legal rules if &cy had just
agreed to be so obliged ? %TT ?
(A) Theory.of conduct ■ (A) ^
(B) Pacta sunt. servanda (B) WT
(C) Auto limitation theory (C) ^
(D) Theory of Fundamental obligation (D) itefT ^
73. Stimson's doctrine of non-recognition is 73. PWMHH ^ Tk-MMdl ^
completely related to which of the [HHrelRsid
following ? t ?
(A) Duty of non-recognition of some (A) ^ ^ Tf^
territorial acquisitions brought about
in accordance with International Law. chCloq 1
(B) Duty of non-recognition of some (B) ^
territorial acquisitions brought about srRlwit ^ ■^-■RPTcTT
in breach of International Law. ^ 1
(C) Duty of non-recognition of all (C) 5^^ '%
territorial acquisitions brought about
in breach of International Law. ^ ctifloq I
(D) Duty of non-recognition of all (D) ^ ST^^TR ^ ^
territorial acquisitions brought about ^ -rk-R™!
according to International Law. ^ ct)^c>q I
IM-(8)S/13/2025/A. 8
Text of page 11
74. Match the following : 74. RHPdRsld "SFT fiMH :
(a) Haya de la (i) Article 38 of ■ (a) WIT ^ ^ (i)
Torre ICJ statute ^ 3^3^ 38
(b) Haile Selassie (ii) Asylum (b) (ii)
(c) War to end (iii) Recognition (c) ^ (iii) WW
all wars ■yniKi
(d) Teaching of (iv) League of
qualified Nations (d) (iv)
publicist
(A) (a)=(ii); (b)=(iii); (c)=(iv), (d)=(i) (A) (a)=(ii); (b)=(iii), (c)=(iv), (d)=(i)
(B) (a)=(iii); (b)=(iv); (c)=(ii); (d)=(i) (B) (a)=(iii); (b)=(iv); (c)=(ii); (d)=(i)
(C) (a)=(iv); (bHiii); (c)=(i); .(cl)=(ii) (C) ,(a)=(iv); (b)=(iii); (c)=(i); (d)=(ii)
(D) (a)=(iv); ,(b)=(iii); (c)=(ii); (d)=(i) (D) (a)=(iv); (b)=(iii); (c)=(ii); (d)=(i)
75. In which of the following cases it was 75. rdMPvlRsld ^
held that if a person is not a citizen WIT
of any state, he will be called "iMlRct) t", ^
'stateless' ?
(A) ■ Nottebohm case "(A) qiq
(B) Whicker vs. Hume (B) 135
(C) Winans vs. A.G. (C) ^RTTT Tr.T3ft.
(D) Stoeck vs. The Public Trustee (D) WTTTT Mpevidi ^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A P.T.O.
Text of page 12
76. Which of the following is not the 76. ^ ^ ^
purpose of United Nations Organisation
under Article-1 of U.N. charter ?
(A) To maintain International peace and (A)
security
(B) To develop friendly relations among •(B) WT 3TfTOKlf ^ terq ^ wm
nations based on respect for the
principle of equal rights
(C) To promote and encourage respect (C) ^qpMp^iqq^f ^
for human rights 3Sk ylcHiP^d
(D) Sovereign equality of all its (D) ^^1^ ^ wiq ^
members
77. Article 2(7) of the United Nations 77. ^ 373^ 2(7)
Charter provides for : ■Riq^Tiq f :
(A) Pacific settlement of all disputes
(A) qq
(B) Non-interference in domestic affairs
(B) Ptrdl qiqq ^ ^1^^ qiHcrii
of any State
q
(C) International co-operation among
(C) mqf ^ arqij^ wtPt
States
(D) None of the above P) 3q^dd ^ q^'
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 10
Text of page 13
78. Which of the following statements is, 78. PiHRrlRsId "4* ^
incorrect ? t ?
(A) The World Trade Organisation came (A) 1995 "4'
into force in 1995. I
(B) WTO is the successor to the (B) "f^ "sqm
General Agreement on Tariffs and
Trade. ■t I
(C) Settling disputes is the responsibility (C) ^ 1WH feK R4iH
of the Dispute Settlement body (the
General Council in another guise), ■ f f^T^"
which consists of all WTO BqixTR ^
members. f I
(D) Members of the Appellate Body
have three years term ^ ^ I
79. Helsinki Declaration, 1964 is concerned 79. "ETtw, 1964 ^
with : t : .
(A) War Prevention (A) "5^ ^
(B) Human'Experimentation (B) Tim mPl ^
(C) Gender Discrimination (C) "fm ^ ^
(D) Child Abuse (D)
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 11 P.T.O.
Text of page 14
80. -Match the following : 80. rHHPelRslcl ^ ;
(a) International (i) 1966 (a) (i) 1966
Covenant on Civil srTwxf
and Political
Rights (ICCPR) (ICCPR)
(b) Convention on the (ii) 1989 (b) (ii) 1989
Rights of the "XX 3#rXFET
Child (CRC) (CRC)
(c) International (iii) 1965 (c) ^ (iii) 1965
Convention on the
Elimination of "XX
all forms of Racial
Discrimination srfqxm
(ICERD) (ICERD)
(d) Convention on (iv) 1979 (d) ^ (iv) 1979
Elimination of ^ XI^
all forms of "x^nx
Discrimination
Against Women
(A) (a)=(i); (h)=(ii); (c)=(iii); (d)=(iv) (A) (a)=(i); (b)=(ii); (c)=(iii); (d)=(iv)
(B) (a)=(ii); (b)=(iii); (c)=(iy); (d)=(i) (B) (a)=(ii); (b)=(iii); (c)-(iv); (d)=(i)
(C) (a)=(iii); (b)=(i); (c)=(ii); (d)=(iv) (C) (a)=(iii); (b)=(i); (c)=(ii)- (d)=(iv)
(D) (a)-(iv); (b)=(iii); (c)=(ii); (d)=(i) (D) (a)=(iv); (b)=(iii); (c)=(ii); (d)=(i)
N-{8)S/13/2025/A 1
Text of page 15
81. The theories of punishment do not 81. ■ n^o^l-dT "4*
include : t
(A) Deterrent Theory (A)
(B) Preventive Theory .(B)
(C) Retributive Theory (C) yPd^Kl
(D) Moral Theory (D) "ffeRT
82. Two persons have agreed to break open 82. ^ ATM ^
an ATM of a Bank but could not do it
because of the presence of the Chowkidar. ^ ^ I ^
What offence have they cornmitted ? t ?
(A) Mere planning is no offence. (A) "2^1 WTT ^
(B) They have not committed any t I
offence.
(B) "3^ t i
(C) They have only attempted.
(C) ^ "I 1
(D) They have committed criminal
conspiracy. (D) "3^ t%^TT t I
83. A female passenger while coming out of 83. Tt^ -qfl^ -qr^. WtT^
a railway coach was touched by. a "nr^ tt^ -5^
boarding male passenger. The male "IRIT I "qNt ^
passenger is guilty of:
(A) No offence (A) ^
(B) Outraging her modesty. ■ (B) -itldil ^
(C) Assaulting her (C) "3^ "'K y^K
(D) Insulting her (D) ^m
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 13 P.T.O.
Text of page 16
84. An exorcist beaten to death a girl for
exorcising her evil spirit. He is guilty
of: %^ ^ TTC "nf I ^ :
(A) Murder (A) ^^
(B) Culpable homicide (B) 4^1
(C) Attempt to murder (0) ^ WT ^
(D) Causing grievous hurt (D) ^ ^ 47T
85. The provisions of Section 124-A of 85. ^ ^ mi 124-A ^
Indian Penal Code :
(A) are constitutional (A) t
(B) are not constitutional (B) "f
.(C) are unlawful (C) t
(D) Definition of criminal conspiracy (D) 4ft
86. 'A' had given his watch for repairs to a 86. *3?' 4^ T34T 4ft
mechanic. One day, he went to his shop sfl 1 4? 4ft ^4)H
and in the absence of the mechanic, he 44T 44 '5^T4ft 44 <ra4ft
had carried liis watch with him. He is '4PT4rRt "[441, 4-sl "^44 44T I
guilty of : 4^ ^ t :
(A) No offence (A) 3TO4 ^ 4^"*
(B) Criminal breach of trust (B) 3Tmif44T ^^
(C) Theft (C) ^
(D) Criminal misappropriation (D) ^f^f44t4 ^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 14
Text of page 17
87. A Press Reporter has threatened to a lady 87. tmTR ^
to publish a news regarding her
adulterous relations unless she gives him
money. The lady did not pay him money. I ^ 1^
He is guilty of: 't :
(A) Extortion • (A) ^
(B) Criminal intimidation (B) ^
(C) Using criminal force (C) trPt ^
(D) No offence (D) felt ^
88. An estranged wife, left her husband's 88. 5
house and lives with her 5 years old son "qftr "Ep; "fer
at her father-'s house. In her absence and m t I "5^
without her knowledge, her husband ?FT ^ 1^, -qftT
brought the boy back. The husband is 01 qTHRT 3M I "Tfcf
guilty of: t: " ■
(A) Criminal breach of trust- (A) ^
(B) Mischief (B) ftfe
(C) Kidnapping of son ■ (C) ^
(D) Abduction of son ■ (D)^^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 15 P.T.O.
Text of page 18
89. A trader sells savin in the name of 89. ^ ^ (savin)
saffion. He is guilty of : . "I I ^:
(A) Adulteration of drugs (A) ^
(B) Sale of adulterated drugs (B) ^
(C) Sale of drugs as different drugs or (C) ^ ^ ^^
preparation
(D) Cheating (D) ^ ^
90. When a unlawful assembly becomes 90. ^ ^ ^ ^
violent in prosecution of its object, it [eVich ^ I", TR
turns into : . "®Ff RRT "t :
(A) rioting (B) affray (A) RoRT (B) m
(C) mutiny (D) mischief (C) (D)
91. The definition qf Tort, "Tort means a 91. ^
civil wrong which is not exclusively tlie ^ t ^
breach of a contract or the breach of a ^ RT RRT ^ H Tff
trust" is given by : t:
(A) Fraser (A) "5^
(B) Winfiel'd (B) ^
(C) Section 2(m) of the Limitation Act, (C) 1963 ^
1963 2(m)
(D) None of the above (D) ^^ '
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 16
Text of page 19
92. The theory of Winfield, "It is a law of 92. ^ teRf, ^
tort", was recognised by Holt CJ. in
case of: A M PdHRrlRsld A ^ ^ :.
(A) Ashby vs. White, 1703 (A) 1703
(B) Chapman v.s. Pickergill, 1762 (B) 1762
(C) Pasley vs. Freeman, 1789 (C) Wm 1789
(D) None of the above (D) ^
93. A was a spectator at a Motor Car race 93. '37', ^ ^ ^
being held on a track owned by tlie B's
company. During the race there was a A "^RFT A tjI
collision between two cars, one of which ^ "Rtec ^ A
was thrown among the spectators, there 371^ Ihtt '37' A
by injuring the A. The B can take the TP7T 1 ^
defence of.: t:
(A) Act of God (A) ^^
(B) Necessity (B) 37R?^T^
(C) Inevitable Act (C) 37^*^ ^^
(D) Volenti Non Fit Injuria (D) ^ ^ ^ W# ^
94. The rule of Strict Liability was -first laid 94. ^ %gRT fel
down in case : RIT ?
(A) Ashby vs. White 1703 (A) 1703"
(B) Fletcher vi-. Rylands, 1866 (B) ^7^ 1866
(C) Batcheller vs. Tunbrige Wells Gas Co. (C) "1%^ ^
(D) Hoare v^.- McAlpine (D)^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 17 . ■ P.T.O.
Text of page 20
95. In which of the following cases the 95. ^ ^
Supreme Court of India laid down that,
"the immunity of sovereign function, for
tort committing by the employee of the ch4^lR'Hl "SRT
state, is not available in matter of ^^ ^ "31^
violation of fundamental rights." I"
(A) People's Union for Democratic (A) 41^ W
Rights vs. State of Bihar, -1987 1987
(B) Rudal Shahvj. State of Bihar, 1983 (B) W "feu 1983
(C) Sebastian M. Hangray vs. U.O.I. .(C) RIT. ^
1984 1984
(D) All of the-above P)
96. The provision related with Motor Vehicle 96. "ite WT 1988 ^ ffa
Accident Fund is given under. of the
Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. t- I
(A) Section 164 (A) m\ 164^*
(B) Section 164 A (B) TO 164 A
(C) Section 164 B ■(C) TO 164 B "4*
(D) Section 164 D P) TO 164 D "4"
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 18
Text of page 21
97. The scheme for Golden hour under the 97. -ite ^ 1988
Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 is related with:
(A) Insurance Company's responsibility (A) WpufM -qfe ^
to pay compensation including
expenses to treatment of victim
during golden hour
(B) Treatment of road accident victim, (B) ^ ^
including the Golden hour wKh ^ t
(C) Both (A)and (B) (C) (A) (B)
(D) None of the above .(D) ^^
98. Which one of-the following is correct 98. RnRrlRsld ^^
regarding the Anti-competitive agreement? t ?
(A) Any agreement entered into in (A) TO 3 ^ ■sqTO (1)
contravention of the provisions ^ TOT ^
contained in Section 3(1) shall be void. ^ TOR "^PtI
(B) Any agreement entered into in (B) TO 3(1) TOTOft* ^
contravention of the provision wdro TOT ^ ^ "TOR
contained in Section 3(1) shall be #TT
voidable •(C) TO 3(1) STRlf^ TOTOTf ^
(C) Any agreement entered into in PtJ-Hl TOT ^ TOR
contravention of the provisions TO TOT "^Wt To tot "3^
contained in Section 3(1) shall-be valid ^ TO TO
until it declared void by the Court. . fro TOT
(D) All of the above are incorrect (D) TOTcT t
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 19 P.T.O.
Text of page 22
99. Which is not included in the definition 99. 2002 ^ -m 2(1) ^
of 'Person' under Section 2(1) of the
Competition Act, 2002 ? PHHrdRsld ^ ^t ?
(A) An association of persons (A) W ^
incorporated outside India
(B) Any corporation whether established (B) ^"fWI ^ ^
by or under any Act or not ^ Firfe t 318^7
(C) Any body corporate incorporated by (C) TO TO felt ^
or under the Law of country outside g[RT r-lMpHd
India
(D) A local authority (D) "RlfeOT
100. How many kinds of rights are given to 100. mm 1986 ^
a consumer under the Consumer !H=hK
Protection Act, 1986 ? ^ a#™: TOH ?
(A) Four Rights (A) ^ "STO ^
(B) Six Rights (B) 1?:
(C) Two Rights (C) ^ TOT ^
(D) Oidy One Right (D) tor ^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 20
Text of page 23
101. Which Section of the . Information 101. itiTtfWt stMwt, 2000
Technology Act, 2000 deals with validity
of contract formed through electronic •^ TTfscT ^
means ? ■ t ? .
(A) Section 9 (B) Section 10 (A) 9 (B) TO 10
(C) Section 10 A (D) Section 11 (C) TO 10 A (D) TO 11
102. Choose the incorrect statement from the 102. PiHRrlRsld ^ rm
following :
(A) No consideration is necessary to (A) ^ 1to; ^
create an agency
(B) The sub-agent is responsible for his
acts to the principal
(C) Revocation of agents authority may (C) a#ITOf TOT? ^
be expressed or may be implied
(D) All of the above (D) ■
103. A finds B's purse and gives it to him 103. ^ -q^ TOT t SIR.
Voluntarily. B promises to give him ^^ ^ ^ t I ^ TTO ^
Rs. 50. This is a : ^^ t" 1 :
(A) Void .agreement, there is no (A) TO^ t, TO TTfcTTOT
consideration t
(B) Void agreement due to inadequate (B) TOR t, TOfe TO TTfhw
consideration srofRT t
(C) Voidable contract (C) t
(D) Valid contract due to recognition of (D) ^
past voluntarily services
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 21 P.T.O.
Text of page 24
104. A person who finds goods belonging to 104. M-s1 of^
.another and takes them into his custody, "TO t srk "3^'
is subject to the same responsibility :
(A) As Surety (A) ^
(B) As Bailee ' (B)
(C) As (A) and (B) both (C) -^* {A)-^ (B)
(D) As Debtor •(D)
105. According to Section 147 of the Negotiable 105. 1881 ^ m
-Instruments Act, 1881 every offence 147 ^ ^
punishable under this Act, shall be : eVil
(A) Compoundable offence (A) wik- 3TOPI
(B) Cognizable offence (B)
(C) Both (A) and (B) (C) (A) (B)
(D) None of the above • (D) ^^
106. Under the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 106. 1932 ^
'^Business" includes : "chKl4K" Pilfer i :
(A) Trade and Profession Only (A) ^STNK ^
(B) Trade and Occupation Only (B) WTR
(C) Occupation and Profession Only (C) <i4'4irct4ii "q;^* ^
(D) Every Trade,- Occupation and (D) WTR,
Profession
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 22
Text of page 25
107. "nemo dat quod non habet" maxim 107. "fwr ^
means : t I
(A) No one can transfer better title ' (A) ^ ^
which he had himself. ^ 1
(B) Damage "suffered without violation (B) ^ ^ 1%^ if SjfH
of right is riot actionable. "I I
(C) Where there is right, there is (C) W t^ t I
remedy. (D) oqPtU oqpKl
(D) He who acts through another does ^^ Wf IRT
■ the act himself. t I
108. Which Section of the Companies Act, 108. 2013 W
2013 deals with Corporate Social
Responsibility ? ;t? ■
(A) Section 128 . (B) Section 129 ■ (A) TO 128 (B), TO 129 ■
(C) Section 130 (D) Section 135 (C) TO 130 (D) TO 135
109. As per Section 43 of the Companies Act, 109. 2013 ^ TO 43 ^
2013, the types of share capital are : TO##^ (TO) Tiro: #:
(A) Extraordinary shares and Bonus, (A) 3T^TO4 sfk #RT ^
share
(B) ^TO^
(B) Equity shares and preference shares
(C) "^nro^r toitojt
(C) Equity shares, bonus shares and
extraordinary shares
(D) Equity shares, preference shares and (D) HWT im, stPto^ sfPc
extraordinary shares TOTTO4 i)MK
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 23 ■ P.T.O.
Text of page 26
110. As per Section 174(1) of the Companies 110. 2013 4ft m 174(1)
Act, 2013, the quorum shall be for a ^ 4ft
meeting of the Board of Directors : #Tt :
(A) One-fourth of its total strength (A)^ 44
(B) One-third of its total strength or two (B) '^Bs4T 44 "41
directors, whichever is higher
(C) One-fourth of its total strength or (C) ^ 44 4:41-^41^ "41 ^
three directors, whichever is higher 14^414^, 14^* ^^
(D) One-third of its total strength or (D)^ ^ "41
three directors, whichever is higher 1444141, ^ ^ 3Rf441
111. Process of Dissolution of Mairiage by 111. "SfeW 1^ 14^ 3lf4t^, 1939
judicial decree under the Dissolution of '4lPl4) 1^4ft 4R1 1441F 14"^ 4ft
Muslim Marriage Act, 1939 is : 1^4^ t :
(A) Ua, Zihar (A) 144, 1^
(B) Lian, Fask (B) 1^, "44^
(C) Khula, Mubarat (C) ^54R4
(D) Khula, Fask. (D) 144, "44^
112. According to Sunni Law minimum 112. 1^4 ^ ^1^41 "^5^444 ^ l44lfcT
dower is prescribed : t:
(A) 10 Dirhams (A) 10 14T^
(B) 500 Dirh^s (B) 500 14^
(C) No minimum limit is prescribed (G) "^^3^ 4f41 l44ffel 4^* t
(D) 20 Dirhams (D) 20 14^
IM-(8)S/13/2025/A 24
Text of page 27
113. If a Hindu dies leaving behind his 113.
separate property and his own widow,
son's widow and grandson's widow, how
much share each of the widows will take
in the property ? Mm 1
. (A) 1/3 part (B) 1/6 part (A) 1/3 W (B) 1/6 m
(C) 1/4 part (D) 1/2 part (C) 1/4 W (D) 1/2 W\
114. According to Smritikars the Stridhan 114. ^ "I"
constitutes of those property which she "RM ^ "
received by :
(A) R!^^4kT ^ ^W
(A) Gift from relatives
(B) ^ ^^ -m
(B) The gift made to her by strangers at
^ 4* "STRT ^ t
the time of the ceremony of
(fer? ^ 3ifTTT ^
marriage (before the nuptial fire)
(C) Both of the above are correct ■ (C) f
(D) None of the above (D) ^^
115. Which Sections of the Hindu Succession 115. 1956 ^
Act, 1956 have been omitted by the
Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005 &KI "RrRTcT
2005 ? t. ?
(A) Section 23, Section 24 (A) TO 23, TO 24
(B) Section 16, Section 18 (B) TO 16, TO 18
(C) Both of the above are correct (C) 44^44 f
(D) None of the above (D) 44^44 ^^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 25 P.T.O.
Text of page 28
116. According to Imam Mohammad, any 116. ^ ^^ ^
Waqf property is not complete unless cRi" "t ^ ^^ tfiquji
there is declaration of: -:
(A) Appointment of Mutawalli (A) ^
(B) Delivery of Possession (B) ^
(C) Both (A) and (B) are correct (C) (A) (B) f
(D) None of the above (D) "5^5^ t
117. Which Section of the Hindu Adoption
and Maintenance Act, 1956 is related to 1956 ^ TO ^ "qr
the capacity-of a male or female Hindu
to take in adoption of a son or daughter ? "I" ?
(A) Sections 7 and 8 (A) TO 7 3^k 8
(B) Sections 6 and 7 (B) TO 6 7
(C) Sections 5 and 6 . (C) TO 5 6
(D) Sections 9 and 10 (D) TO 9 3?k 10
118. What is testamentary guardian ? 118. ci^lqdl TO t ?
(A) Who is appointed by the will of the (A) ^ Ml^Pdch ^ TO
natural -guardian TO
(B) Who is appointed by the grand-: (B) ^ TOifro ^ To
parents of the minor ■fro TO ^
(C) Both (A) and.(B) are correct (C) #Tf (A) (B) t
(D) None of the above (D) ^M^Jdd ^
IM-(8)S/13/2025/A 26
Text of page 29
119. In which case the Supreme Court of 119. W ^
India held that Section 118 of the 1925 ^ m 118
Succession Act, 1925 to be ultra vires as
being violative of Article 14 of the
constitution ? SIT ?
(A) John Vallamattom v.s". Union of India (A) ^ w m
(B) Seema vs. Ashwani Kumar (B) ^ 31^
(C) Maharishi Union of India ■(C) m .
(D) None of the above (D) ^ ^
120..Under which Section of Hindu Adoption ,120. i|\ . qwftw
and Maintenance Act, 1956, Hindu wife 1956 ^ fer wj ^ 1^ "q^
is entitled for maintenance ? wrqWJT ^ t ?
(A) Section 18 (B) Section 19 (A) TO 18 (B) to; 19
, (0) Section 20 (D) Section 21 (C) .TO 20 (D) TO 21
121. "Environment" does not consist of : 121. ii ^ t :
(A) Non-living component or Abiotic
(A) 3l41fdd
component
(B)
(B) Living component or Biotic
component (C)
(C) Energy components
(D) Environment consists -of all the
f.
above components
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 27 P.T.O.
Text of page 30
122. Which one constitutional provision is not
concerned with protection of ^ -mm
environment and ecology ? t ?
(A) Article 48-A (A) 48-^
(B) Article 51-A(g) (B) 51-"^ (^)
(C) Article 21-A (C) 31^:^ 21-^
(D) Article 21 (D) 313^ 21
123. Material resources of the community like 123. ^ diviiei; ^
ponds, forests and mountains etc. are 3fk 3TTf^ "3^ ^ mm t I
bounty of nature. This was held by the IRT PHHRrtr^d
Supreme Court in the case of: -w :
(A) M.C. Mehta v^. Union of India and (A) ^IRd
others 2002 (4) SCO 356 2002 (4) SCC 356
(B) M.C. Mehta vs. Kamal Nath and (B) Tn?.#. %dT 4)HdHI2T Rd ^
others 1997 (1) SCC 388 1997 (1) SCC 388
(C) Hinch Lai Tiwari v^-, Kamla Devi (C) tW crilcrl fd^Rt dRlUT
2001 (6) SCC 496 2001 (6) SCC 496
(D) Kikri Devi vs. State of Himachal (D) M ^RTR r^HNd "3^
Pradesh AIR 1988 H.P. 4 AIR 1988 H.P. 4
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 28
Text of page 31
124. If environmental pollution is caused by 124. ^ OT
the hazardous industrial activities, people ^ ^ %IT
responsible for it are liable for
punishment under : ^ ^ I
(A) Section 16 of the .Environment (A) TO 16 C^W)
(Protection) Act, 1986 1986
(B) Section 17 of the Environment (B) TO 17 (^aiTJT)
(Protection) Act, 1986 ■ 1986
(C) Section 18 of the Environment (C) TO 18 (mm)-
(Protection) Act, 1986 1986 ■
(D) Section 20 of the Environment (D) TO (TRW)
(Protection) Act, 1986 1986
125. The Chairperson of-the National Green 125. ^ ^ aiTO
Tribunal may resign from his post by 373^ cTO33
A*
addressing his resignation to : t I
(A) The President of India (A) ^7R^ uodHRi
(B) The Central Government (B) i-sOq TRTO
(C) The Prime Minister of India (C) TOf ITTOR^
(D) The Chief Justice of India (D) TOT ^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 29 P.T.O.
Text of page 32
126. Any person aggrieved by any award, 126. (NGT) ^
decision or order of the National Green ^ Tfe ^
Tribunal (NGT) may file an appeal to : ^ f:
(A) Tlie District Court (A)
(B) The High Court (B)
(C) The Supreme Court (C)
(D) .The Central Government (D)
127. The Universal Declaration of Human 127.
Rights was adopted by the General
Assembly on : 8TT : ■
(A) December 10, 1948 (A) 10 feWC, 1948 ^
(B) January 1, 1949 (B) 1 1949 ^
(C) 26th November, 1949 (C) 26 1949 ^
(D) 26th January, 1950 (D) 26 1950 ^
128. The Protection of Human Rights Act, 128. 1993
1993 came into force on :
(A) 27th September, 1993 (A) 27 1993 ^
(B) 28th September, 1993 .(B) 28 1993 ^
(C) 28th September, 1994 (C) 28 rm^i, 1994 ^
(D) 30th September, 1995 (D) 30 1995 ^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 30
Text of page 33
129. A person appointed as chairperson of the 129. 3TT%T ^ ^
National Human Rights Commission
shall hold office for a term of:
(A) cfPr
(A) 3 years from the date he enters
372^^ -3^ 70 ^
upon his office or until he attains
the age of seventy years, whichever ^ ^ ^ I
is earlier.
(B) "3^ ^^ tdfsT ^
(B) 5 years from the date he enters
upon his office or until he attains,
"qr, # ^ "q?^ ^ I
the age of seventy years, whichever
is earlier. " (C) qq qfl ^
(0) 6 years frorti the date he enters upon 372^^ 70 qfl" 37T^
his office or imtil he attains the age lyf ^ ^ -q^ ^ I
of seventy years, whichever is earlier
(D) -q^ im ^ •fMsr
(D) 7 years fi:om the date he enters upon
his office or until he attains the age ^ "Sqqfl" 70 - qft 37T^
of seventy years, whichever is earlier. lyf ^ "qq, ^ ^ -q# ^ i
130. Under the Scheduled. Castes and the 130. 3757J1%T ^Tlfq 3^
Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of 37f2Tf^, 1989
Atrocities) Act, 1989 an appeal shall lie, 37qpf^ -qi-qicri-M ^
from any judgement,sentence or order of 37q^ 1^7^ fqtjfq,
a special court or an exclusive special ^ 37T^ ^ 37qt3r ^ ^
court to :
:
(A) The Sessions Court (A) m
(B) The High Court (B) e-cTH "qit
(C) The Supreme Court (C) 3-cT;idM
(D) The Central Government (D). wmK ^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 31 P.T.O.
Text of page 34
131. In which of the following years was the 131. ■?FTB=T (^^airf."^.
World Intellectual Property Organisation 3ft.) ^ TWFTT PiHRrlRsid ft* ^
(WIPO) established ? ft ?
(A) 1965 (B) 1966 (A) 1965 (B) 1966
(C) 1967 . (D) 1968 ;(C) 1967 (D) 1968
132. As per Sec-13 of Copyright Act, 1957,- 132. 1957 ^
what works in which copyright does not ' ^ ft* ^
subsist ? i?
(A) Original Recording (A)
(B) Sound Recording (B) ^ RchTf^'l
(C) Cinematograph Films (C) MftftnPF
(D) Choreographic Work (D) 9[TFf
133. The Madrid Protocol was brought into 133. ftff^ yVUTd ft* "fer
force in India through which amendment ? ft ^ ^ «IT ?
(A) The Trade Marks (Amendment)
(A) ^ "iimf (ft^^Ff)' sTftrfwr, 2010
■ Act, 2010
(B) The Trade Marks (Amendment)
(B) "TOft (ft^?FT), srRlfWT, 2017
-Act, 2017
(C) The Trade Marks (Amendment) (C) iimft (ft#?FT) stRrfwr, 2019
■ Act, 2019
(D) The Trade Marks (Amendment) ■ (D) (ftftl^) srRriwT, 2022
Act, 2022.
I\]-{8)S/13/2025/A 32
Text of page 35
134. In which of the following cases has the 134. ^ ^
Supreme Court decided that "In Law of
trademark there can be only one mark, chqcri ark
- one somce and one proprietor. It cannot v^ih1 f I 1^'
have two." I"
(A) Power Control Appliances vs. (A) "pkr
Sumeet Machines (P) Ltd. (til) Mtife
(B) Royal Orchid's Hotels Ltd. vs. (B) vm
Kamat Hotels (India) Ltd.
(C) Dhaliwal Industries Ltd. vs. M.S.S. (C) Rq.
Food Products RR-RR.
(D) None of the above (D) ^^
135. ^Budapest Treaty' provides for deposit of 135. "tiTsiT' ti* ^^
microorganisms with : ^ atiten :
(A). Controller of Patents (A) ^w
(B) State Government (B) ^ ^ "TO
(C) International Depository Authority (C) aktikki ktiffet ^ "qra
(D) Contracting States (D) 3T^¥^?r xi^ -qiH
136. According to the Patent Act "Patent 136. tife ^ "-fe Xl^tiPl
Cooperation"Treaty" means : Xffk" 3Tti t :
■ (A) Paris Treaty . . (A) tifXR Xtik
(B) Beme Treaty (B) ^ Xtik
(C) Geneva Treaty (C) "f^rki xrki
(D) Washington Treaty P) "tiT??
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 33 P.T.O.
Text of page 36
137. Which of the following Sections of 137. W ^
Geographical Indications of Goods mm) 1999 ^ PHMRriRsld
(Registration and Protection) Act, 1999
' protects the action taken in good faith ?
(A) Section 54 (B) Section 55 .(A) «rra 54 (B) ^ 55
(C) Section 56 (D) Section 57 (C)'.«?RI 56 (D) m 57
138. 'Public Key' defined under Section 2(1) 138. 2000 ^ mj
(zd) of the Information Technology Act, 2(1) (■^.^.) ^
2000, means :
(A) Listed in the Digital Signature (A) 3RPH "RlteRl ^
certificate issued to the subscriber -A
by a certifying authority
(B) Not listed in the Digital Signature (B) ^ 7n^ ^
Certificate issued to the subscriber fervid "SRNm
by a certifying authority f ■
(C) Sometimes listed in Digital (C) TTlfeiKl"
Signature Certificate issued to the ^1<1 u
subscriber by certifying authority
(D) All of the above .(D)
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 34
Text of page 37
139. Which of the following Sections of the 139. 2000 ^
Information. Technology Act, 2000,
provides punishment for cheating by ^ wih
personation by using computer
resources ? t ?
(A) Section 66 B (A) TO 66 B
(B) Section 66 C (B) TO 66 C
(C) Section 66 D (C) .TO 66 D ■
(D) Section 66 E (D) TO 66 B
140. According to the Information Technology 140. iNMwi aWWT, 2000 ^ 313^
Act, 2000, who may prescribe the
procedure for the purpose of ascertaining ^ "^TTOT
electronic signatures ? t ?
(A) Central Government (A)
(B) State Government (B)
(C) District Magistrate (C) "fell
(D) None of the above (D) ^ ■
IM-(8)S/i3/2025/A 35 P.T.O.
Text of page 38
141. "When the legislative and executive 141. 3lk
powers are united in the same person, or oqfer ^ [HchM
in the same body of magistrates, there
can be no liberty. i"
Who has given the above statement ? t ?
(A) Montesquieu (A)
(B) Viscount Bolingbroke (B)
(C) Lord Chesterfield (C)
(D) None of the above (P)
142. What replaced the appellate committee of 142. IV'l-SH 3i'Al(rta
the House of Lords as the highest Court ^ 3{fqr ^
of appeal in the United Kingdom ?
(A) King-in-Pariiament (A) ^
(B) Lord of Appeal in Ordinary (B) 3TRr
(C) The Supreme Court of the United (C) ^
Kingdom
(D) Parliamentary Committee (D)
l\!-(8)S/13/2025/A 36
Text of page 39
143. Kerala High Court in P.R. Ramchandran 143. ^ it.STR.
vs. The State Chief " Information W (WANo.
Commissioner(WANo. 729 of 2024) has 729 2024) rHHRrlRsJd 1^
held who of the following as a Public TO 2(f) ^ 3TfTOK
• authority under the Section 2(f) of the 2005 ^ -mfeOT TOT
Right to Information Act, 2005 ? t
(A) Temple (A)
(B) Stock Exchange
(B) TOR
(C) Securities and Exchange Board of
(C) 4^ IMwt 4^
India
(D) Registrar of Co-operative Societies (D) 'HPhM 4
144. A person, who desires to obtain any 144. TO ^ ^^iteR 4^TfWT,
information under the Right to 2005 4 "4^ 'Jiiichid TOT
Information Act, 2005 shall make a "TOHT, ^ Ito tot Idfed. T?
request in writing in which language ? 3TT^ TOTT #TT ?
(A) English (A)
(B) Hindi ■ (B)
(C) Official language of the area in .(C) ^ TOT
which the application is being made ^ "3^ t
(D) Any of the above (D) ^ 4
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 37 P.T.O.
Text of page 40
145. Which of the following amendments is 145. PiHRriRdcl ^ ^
related to Article 332A of the constitution 332A
of India ?
(A) The Constitution(One Hundred and (A) (t^ ^ ^«H)
Sixth Amendment) Act, 2023 3#Tfwr, 2023
(B) The Constitution (One Hundred and (B) (R^ -qf^raT
Fifth Amendment) Act, 2021 2021
(C) The Constitution(One Hundred and (C) ^^H)
Fourth Amendment) Act, 2019 2019
(D) The Constitution(One Hundred and (D) ^ ^^)
Third Amendment) Act, 2019 2019
146. Which scholar is associated with 146. ^Vj"
"Jurisdictiorial big bang" which is ^ ^ 3frM ^
related to judicial review under France ■ SHPfe "^SJT ^
constitution ? • i ?
(A) Dominique Rousseau (A)
(B). Claude Levi-Strauss (B)
(C) Simone de Beauvoir (C) RiHi'i ^
(D) Jean-Paul Sartre (D)
IM-(8)S/13/2025/A 38
Text of page 41
147. The Commonwealth Latimer House 147.
principles are majorly focused on :
(A) Amendment in Constitution (A) "RT
(B) Ethical principles of Ombudsman (B) cnldiHivi. "f^ "RT
(C) Separation of powers (C) ^ "RT
(D) Regulation ofAdministrative tribunals
148. In which of the following cases it was 148. ii
discussed that "The independence of the "Rit ^ ** "HiMHiRrtdil Rit
judiciary is a fighting faith of our RIrRFT RTT RRT crl-sjct^
constitution ?' t ?'■'
(A) Advocates-6n-Record Association (A) ql 'R
and other vs. Union of India
(B) Smt. Indira Nehru Gandhi vs. Shri (B) RIRt ^FTTR' ^ TR
Raj Narayan dKNR
(C) Kudrat Sandhu v.y. Union of India (C) RTRI m
(D) Madras Bar Association vs. Union ■ (D) RR RTRT
of India
N-{8)S/13/2025/A 39 P.T.O.
Text of page 42
149. In which case it is discussed that "If the 149.'
faith of the citizen in the administration ^ "smreFT hhiR^i few ^
ofjustice has to be preserved it is to the Rh-m ^Mi til Rioii
district judiciary that attention must be
focused as well as the higher judiciary ?" fen w i"
(A) Atul Tripathi vs. State of U.P. (A) 37^ fel^ ^
(B) Ramji Prasad Ratan Kumar (B) TOK "RR "^ITR
Jaiswal- and other
(C) Madras Bar Association v^. Union (C) JIW ^
of India
(D) Somesh Chaurasia vs. State of M.P.
150. What is the main function of 150. feRTR 37Mwt^ 2013 ^
Ombudsman/ Lokpal under Section 20 of 20 ^ 33?^hT 3ilw(s<iH'i/cril=tiHiei
Lokpal and Lokayukta Act, 2013 ? "t" :
(A) Inquiry and investigation (A) sfk 3Tfenn wn
.(B) Impose fine (B) IRk WTT
(C) Both (A) and (B) (C) (A) (B)
(D) None of the above (D) ^^
N-(8)S/13/2025/A 40
Text of page 43
(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK) (N)S/13/2025/A
Text of page 44
(SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK) (N)S/13/2025/A
Page 1 of 44
Source: Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission. Question paper published by Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission.