1. The Indian Constitution recognises the Rights against Exploitation under

Articles 1,23 and 26

Articles 14, 16 and 18

Articles 23 and 24

Articles 13, 32 and 226

2. Which of these is an organisation which guarantees or works towards enforcement of human rights in India?

National Commission for Women

National Commission for Minorities

National Commission for the Protection of . Child Rights

All of the above

3. As a result of the 86th Constitutional Amendment, 2002, an additional duty was added to the existing list of Fundamental Duties. This was

The duty to respect the national flag

The duty to safeguard public property

The duty to educate children between ages six to fourteen

The duty to develop the scientific temper

4. In the case of savananda Bharati vs State of Kerala, the Supreme Court laid down

The basic structure of the Constitution cannot be amended

Universal Adult Sufferage

Parliamentary democracy

All of the above

5. Certiorari is a type of

Directive Principle of State Policy

Fundamental Right

Fundamental Duty

Writ

6. refers to the mental element of a crime.

Actus Reus

Mens Rea

Fact in Issue

None of the above

7. According to the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, three mechanisms by which a Higher Court can look at any case are

Judgement, Decree and Order

Review, Reference and Revision

Plaint, Written Statement and Appeal

None of the above

8. in simple terms is a group of a minimum number of persons, whether natural or legal entities, who have come together for doing some lawful business with the object of making a profit.

Partnership

LLP

Company

Cooperative Societies

9. Which of these is not a form of tort

Grievous hurt

Nuisance

Negligence

Malicious prosecution

10. Reply filed in a civil suit is called a/an

Appeal

Plaint

Suit

Written Statement


11. What are Fundamental Duties What is the rationale behind inclusion of Fundamental Duties in the Indian Constitution?

12. When does a suit get instituted? What are the essential components of a suit under the Civil Procedure Code, 1908

13. Define 'Information' under the Right to Information Act, 2005. What are the types of information, which are exempted from disclosure under the Act?

14. Define Stare Decisis. Discuss its significance in the Indian Legal System.

15. Define Democracy. Distinguish between Direct and Indirect Democracy.