Daily Quiz for Judiciary Exam Preparation – January 17th

1. Who among the following is the Solicitor General o f India?

a) Ranjit Kumar

b) Mukul Rohtagi

c) KK Venugopal

d) None o f the above

2. Who among the following is the Attorney General o f India?

a) Ranjit Kumar

b) Mukul Rohtagi

c) KK Venugopal

d) GE Vahanavati

3. Sri Ranjit Kumar, who resigned recently, was

a) Additional Solicitor General of India

b) Solicitor General of India

c) Attorney General of India

d) Additional Attorney General of India

4. The Supreme Court has recently held that all Tribunals are not necessary parties in a Special Civil Applications under Articles 226 and 227 o f the Constitution, when they are not required to defend its orders when they are challenged before the High Court. The statement is

a) True

b) False

c) Partially correct

d) None o f the above

5. In which o f the following cases has the Supreme Court held that all Tribunals are not necessary parties in a Special Civil Applications under Articles 226 and 227 o f the Constitution, when they are not required to defend its orders when they are challenged before the High Court?

a) MS Kazi v MES

b) Devika Biswas v Union of India

c) Swaraj Abhiyan v Union of India

d) None of the above

6. In which o f the following cases has the Supreme Court held that the right to peaceful protest is a fundamental right guaranteed in the Constitution and the aforesaid right is subject to reasonable restrictions in the interest o f the sovereignty and integrity of India, as well as public order?

a) Anita Thakur v Government of Jammu and Kashmir

b) Hardik Patel v State of Gujarat

c) Priya Pillai v Union of India

d) None of the above

7. The Supreme Court has recently directed the Law Commission o f India to examine

a) Whether any changes in the statutory framework constituting various Tribunals with regard to persons appointed, manner of appointment, duration of appointment, etc. is necessary in the light o f judgment o f Supreme Court in the Madras Bar Association case or on any other consideration from the point of view of strengthening the rule of law?

b) Whether it is permissible and advisable to provide appeals routinely to this Court only on a question of law or substantial question o f law which is not of national or public importance without affecting the constitutional role assigned to the Supreme Court having regard to the desirability of decision being rendered within reasonable time?

c) Whether direct statutory appeals to the Supreme Court bypassing the High Courts from the orders of Tribunal affects access to justice to litigants in remote areas o f the country? And whether it is desirable to exclude jurisdiction o f all courts in absence o f equally effective alternative mechanism for access to justice at grass root level as has been done in provisions of TDSAT Act (sections 14 and 15)

d) All the above

Daily Quiz for Judiciary Exam Preparation – January 17th – Mixed Bag

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