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1.

The parliamentary committee to review the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India is-

A. assessment committee
B. select committee
C. public service committee
D. None of these
Answer» D. None of these
2.

Under which of the following was the first court established in India?

A. Regulating Act - 1773
B. Charter Act, 1853
C. Government of India Act - 1935
D. Indian Constitution - 1950
Answer» B. Charter Act, 1853
3.

To whom does the Public Service Committee submit its report?

A. To the Speaker of the Rajya Sabha
B. Of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha
C. To the Union Finance Minister
D. none of these
Answer» C. To the Union Finance Minister
4.

Estimates Committee Members -

A. elected only from the Lok Sabha
B. Elected only from Rajya Sabha
C. Elected from both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
D. Nominated by the Speaker of the Lok Sabha
Answer» B. Elected only from Rajya Sabha
5.

Which part of the Indian Constitution mentions the Federal Judiciary?

A. Part II
B. Part - III
C. Part IV
D. part five
Answer» E.
6.

The Supreme Court of India was established in-

A. By an Act of Parliament of 1950
B. Under the Indian Independence Act, 1947
C. Under the Government of India Act - 1935
D. By the Constitution of India
Answer» D. By the Constitution of India
7.

At present, how many judges have been provided in the Supreme Court in addition to the Chief Justice?

A. 20 ,
B. 22 ,
C. 25 ,
D. 30 ,
Answer» E.
8.

Which of the following should be the qualifications of the judges of the Supreme Court?

A. He should have served as a Judge of one or more High Courts for at least 5 consecutive years
B. He should have been an advocate in one or more High Courts for a continuous period of 10 years
C. he is an accomplished scholar
D. any of the appropriate
Answer» E.
9.

There is a provision for the appointment of ad hoc judges in the Indian Constitution -

A. in the supreme court
B. in high court
C. District and Sessions Court
D. in all of these
Answer» E.
10.

To be appointed a judge in the Supreme Court, a person must be an advocate of the High Court for at least how many years?

A. 20 ,
B. 10 ,
C. 8 ,
D. 25 ,
Answer» C. 8 ,
11.

Who can appoint an ad-hoc judge in the Supreme Court?

A. President
B. President in consultation with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
C. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
D. Chief Justice of Supreme Court with the assent of the President
Answer» E.
12.

Against which judge of the Supreme Court, the impeachment motion brought in the Lok Sabha on May 11, 1993 was unsuccessful -

A. Justice Kuldeep Singh
B. Justice V. P . Jeevan Reddy
C. Justice V. Ramaswamy
D. Justice S. P . Bharucha
Answer» D. Justice S. P . Bharucha
13.

For how long does a Supreme Court judge serve?

A. 56 years
B. 58 years
C. 60 years
D. none of these
Answer» E.
14.

Ad hoc judges are appointed in the Supreme Court when-

A. Some judges go on long leave
B. No one is available for permanent appointment
C. There is an extraordinary increase in the cases pending before the court
D. There is no quorum of the judges for any session of the court.
Answer» E.
15.

The retirement age of the judges of the Supreme Courts is -

A. 65 years
B. 55 years
C. 60 years
D. 68 years
Answer» B. 55 years
16.

For how long can a judge of the Supreme Court of India continue in office?

A. 65 years
B. 60 years
C. 62 years
D. 58 years
Answer» B. 60 years
17.

Which of the following Chief Justice of India acted as the President?

A. Just M. hidayatullah
B. Justim Mehr Chad Mahajan
C. Justim P. N. Bhagwati
D. Justim B. K. Mukherjee
Answer» B. Justim Mehr Chad Mahajan
18.

After retirement, a judge of the Supreme Court can practice -

A. only in the Supreme Court
B. only in high court
C. in both the Supreme Court and the High Court
D. in any court
Answer» E.
19.

When the offices of both the President and Vice President are vacant, then who will do their work?

A. Prime minister
B. home Minister
C. Chief Justice of India
D. Speaker of Lok Sabha
Answer» D. Speaker of Lok Sabha
20.

The judges of the Supreme Court can be removed from their office only on the proven grounds -

A. misconduct
B. incapacity
C. both suitable
D. none in suitable
Answer» D. none in suitable
21.

Who can issue the order of dismissal if the impeachment motion against the judge of the Supreme Court is passed?

A. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
B. President
C. Speaker of Lok Sabha
D. council of ministers
Answer» C. Speaker of Lok Sabha
22.

Which language is used for judicial work in the Supreme Court?

A. Hindi
B. English
C. both Hindi and English
D. Any language included in the 8th Schedule
Answer» C. both Hindi and English
23.

The Supreme Court has the power to settle election disputes relating to the President and the Vice President. this his-

A. is a fundamental right
B. have remarriage rights
C. have advisory authority
D. have multiple rights
Answer» B. have remarriage rights
24.

How much salary does the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court get per month?

A. 80, 000 Rs.
B. 90, 000 Rs.
C. 1, 00, 000 Rs.
D. 1 , 10 , 000 Rs.
Answer» D. 1 , 10 , 000 Rs.
25.

Which institution can be inspected by the Supreme Court?

A. Union Cabinet
B. Parliament
C. Subordinate Courts
D. Election Commission
Answer» D. Election Commission
26.

The nature of judiciary in India is-

A. decentralized
B. Integrated
C. the collective
D. practical
Answer» C. the collective
27.

How much salary do other judges of the Supreme Court get per month?

A. 80, 000 Rs.
B. 90, 000 Rs.
C. 1, 00, 000 Rs.
D. 110 , 000
Answer» C. 1, 00, 000 Rs.
28.

In the election of the President and the Vice-President, matters in dispute are referred to -

A. Chief Election Commissioner
B. Parliament
C. Supreme Court of India
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
29.

The Supreme Court has been made advisory to-

A. Article 124
B. in article 137
C. in article 143
D. in article 148
Answer» D. in article 148
30.

Judicial review means that the Supreme Court -

A. Has the final authority on all matters -
B. Charges against the President can-
C. Can review the cases decided by the High Court
D. Can declare any state law to be invalid
Answer» E.
31.

In India the power of judicial revision is exercised by-

A. Only by the Supreme Court
B. By the Supreme Court and the High Court
C. by all courts in the territory of India
D. by the President of India
Answer» B. By the Supreme Court and the High Court
32.

Judiciary in India is

A. Independent
B. under parliament
C. under the president
D. under the prime minister
Answer» B. under parliament
33.

The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to settle disputes between the Center and the States is

A. consultant
B. appellate
C. Constitutional
D. preliminary
Answer» E.
34.

Judicial review system -

A. only in india
B. U only. s . a . are in
C. India and U. a . s . are in
D. U only. K. In . is
Answer» D. U only. K. In . is
35.

What is meant by judicial revision work of the Supreme Court?

A. review your own decision
B. Review of the working of the judiciary in the country
C. Revision of constitutional validity of laws
D. Periodic revision of the Constitution
Answer» D. Periodic revision of the Constitution
36.

In judicial review, the court has the following powers:

A. If any law or order is contrary to the constitution, then declare it unconstitutional.
B. review of orders of lower courts
C. Hearing appeals against decisions of lower courts
D. the examination of a law with a view to whether the procedure laid down in its making has been complied with
Answer» B. review of orders of lower courts
37.

Which of the following is the writ/order of the High Court/Supreme Court which is taken to set aside any authority?

A. Order writ
B. Motivation writ
C. writ of rights
D. Habeas corpus writ
Answer» D. Habeas corpus writ
38.

The Supreme Court can recommend to the President for the removal of-

A. any member of the council of ministers
B. Chairman and members of the Union Public Service Commission
C. to the Speaker
D. suitable for all
Answer» C. to the Speaker
39.

The term of profit is defined as -

A. By the Constitution
B. By the Supreme Court
C. by federal ministers
D. by parliament
Answer» C. by federal ministers
40.

Which of the following cases cannot be filed directly in the High Court?

A. dispute between two or more states
B. Case Against Violation of Fundamental Rights
C. a person's property being taken by force by another
D. Suitable both 1 and 2
Answer» B. Case Against Violation of Fundamental Rights
41.

Public interest litigation can be filed by -

A. in high court
B. in the supreme court
C. suitable in both
D. none of these
Answer» D. none of these
42.

Which Article of the Indian Constitution deals with the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in constitutional disputes?

A. Article 131
B. Article 132
C. Reading Article 132 inclusive of Article 134A
D. Reading Article 133 Including Article 134A
Answer» E.
43.

The power of the Supreme Court of India to decide disputes between the Center and the States comes from-

A. under its advisory jurisdiction
B. within its appellate jurisdiction
C. under its original jurisdiction
D. under its statutory jurisdiction
Answer» D. under its statutory jurisdiction
44.

To whom is the order issued by the Supreme Court?

A. to perform a government order
B. prime minister to dissolve the cabinet
C. company to increase wages
D. To pay the salary of the employee to the government
Answer» B. prime minister to dissolve the cabinet
45.

In which of the following cases, the Supreme Court of India first propounded the principle of the Fundamental Characteristics of the Constitution?

A. Golaknath vs State of Punjab
B. Kesavananda vs State of Kerala
C. Minerva Mills Vs Union Of India
D. Vamana vs Union of India
Answer» B. Kesavananda vs State of Kerala
46.

The Supreme Court of India advises the President on matters of law fact-

A. on your own initiative
B. only when he asks for such counseling
C. only when the matter relates to the fundamental rights of the citizens
D. Only when the matter poses a threat to the unity and integrity of the country.
Answer» C. only when the matter relates to the fundamental rights of the citizens
47.

In which case the Supreme Court said that the Parliament has the power to amend the Fundamental Rights, but it cannot amend the basic structure of the Constitution -

A. Kesavananda Bharati case
B. golaknath case
C. cattle litigation
D. Minerva case
Answer» B. golaknath case
48.

In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court propound the principle of the basic structure of the Constitution?

A. golaknath
B. One . K. cattle rearing
C. Kesavananda Bharti
D. Maneka Gandhi
Answer» D. Maneka Gandhi
49.

According to the National Human Rights Commission Act 1993, who among the following can become the chairman of this commission -

A. a serving judge of the Supreme Court
B. a serving justice of the Supreme Court
C. Retired Chief Justice of India only
D. Retired Chief Justice of High Court only
Answer» D. Retired Chief Justice of High Court only
50.

Which Chief Justice of the Supreme Court served as the acting President from July 20, 1969 to August 24, 1969?

A. K. N. Wanchoo
B. NS . M . hidayatullah
C. J. C . sah
D. s . s . Sikri
Answer» C. J. C . sah