#1. The Constitution of India came into force on___________________.

January 26, 1947

January 26, 1950

August 26, 1950

January 26, 1951

#2. Which of the following is not a fundamental right

Right against Exploitation

Right to Constitutional Remedies

Cultural and Educational Rights

Right to employment

#3. A _______is a draft statute which becomes law after it is passed by the Houses of Parliament and assented to by the President

Bill, both

Ordinance, both

Bill, any one of

Note, both

#4. ________________imposing the fundamental duties on every citizen of India was inserted by the Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976.

Article 51 A

Article 55 A

Article 61 A

Article 65 A

#5. The Courts in the Indian legal system, broadly speaking, consist of (i) the Supreme Court, (ii) the High Courts, and (iii) ______________________.

The consumer courts

the subordinate courts

The family court

The civil court

#6. play a vital role in the Parliamentary System. They are a vibrant link between the Parliament, the Executive and the _____.

Parliamentary Committees, general public

Parliamentary Committees, Judiciary

Governors, Judiciary

Judiciary, general public

#7. Which one of the following statements is false?

Judicial review allows a High Court Judge to examine the lawfulness of the decisions made by public bodies carrying out their public functions.

Judicial review is not available where there is a right of appeal against the decision of a public body.

‘Public’ means that the body making the decision is governmental and the decisions it makes concern the rights of citizens generally rather than purely private rights

Judicial review allows the High Court to review enactments

#8. Which one of the following statements is true?

With the exception of cases involving alleged breaches of Convention Rights incorporated by Se1 of the Human Rights Act 1998, judicial review focuses on the way public bodies make their decisions. The basis of a judicial review claim is not that a decision is wrong, unless the decision is so wrong that no reasonable public body could have reached it

In judicial review the court reverses the decision of the defendant public body

The grounds for judicial review are always contained in the statute conferring powers on public bodies

In judicial review the court replaces the decision of the defendant public body with its own decision on the merits of the claim

#9. Which one of the following is the constitutional basis of judicial review?

Common Law

Statute

The rule of Law and the separation of powers

Equity

#10. Which provisions contain the current procedural rules governing a judicial review claim?

The Senior Courts Act, 1981

The Pre Action Protocol for Judicial Review and Section One of Part 54 the Civil Procedure Rules enacted under the Civil Procedure Act, 1997

Rules of the Supreme Court Order 53

The Human Rights Act, 1998

#11. Which of the following cases supports the outcomes is all approach to judicial review?

Council of Civil Service Unions v Minister for the Civil Service [1985] AC 374

R v Gaming Board ex parte Beniam and Khaida (1970)

R v Barnsley MBC ex parte Hook (1976)

R (on the application Nasseri) v Secretary of State for the Home Department (2010)

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#1. The Constitution of India came into force on___________________.

#2. Which of the following is not a fundamental right

#3. A _______is a draft statute which becomes law after it is passed by the Houses of Parliament and assented to by the President

#4. ________________imposing the fundamental duties on every citizen of India was inserted by the Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976.

#5. The Courts in the Indian legal system, broadly speaking, consist of (i) the Supreme Court, (ii) the High Courts, and (iii) ______________________.

#6. play a vital role in the Parliamentary System. They are a vibrant link between the Parliament, the Executive and the _____.

#7. Which one of the following statements is false?

#8. Which one of the following statements is true?

#9. Which one of the following is the constitutional basis of judicial review?

#10. Which provisions contain the current procedural rules governing a judicial review claim?

#11. Which of the following cases supports the outcomes is all approach to judicial review?

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#1. The Constitution of India came into force on___________________.

#2. Which of the following is not a fundamental right

#3. A _____________________is a draft statute which becomes law after it is passed by ______________the Houses of Parliament and assented to by the President

#4. ________________imposing the fundamental duties on every citizen of India was inserted by the Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976.

#5. The Courts in the Indian legal system, broadly speaking, consist of (i) the Supreme Court, (ii) the High Courts, and (iii) ______________________.

#6. __________________play a vital role in the Parliamentary System. They are a vibrant link between the Parliament, the Executive and the _______________________.

#7. Which one of the following statements is false?

#8. Which one of the following statements is true?

#9. Which one of the following is the constitutional basis of judicial review?

#10. Which provisions contain the current procedural rules governing a judicial review claim?

#11. Which of the following cases supports the outcomes is all approach to judicial review?

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#3. A _______is a draft statute which becomes law after it is passed by the Houses of Parliament and assented to by the President

#6. play a vital role in the Parliamentary System. They are a vibrant link between the Parliament, the Executive and the _____.