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Lucknow University BA LLB Objective Entrance Exam Question Paper for Students

Which Article of the Constitution of India deals with the Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in connection with Constitutional Cases?

(A) Article 131

(B) Article 132

(C) Article 132 read with Article 134A

(D) Article 133 read with Article 134A

Option c – Article 132 read with Article 134A

All the cases regarding the interpretation of the Constitution can be brought to the Supreme Court under its ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Original Jurisdiction

(B) Appellate Jurisdiction

(C) Advisory Jurisdiction

(D) None of the above

Option b – Appellate Jurisdiction

Consider the following statements and state which one of them is correct.

(A) Supreme Court of India has only Original Jurisdiction

(B) It has only Original and Appellate Jurisdiction

(C) It has only Advisory and Appellate Jurisdiction

(D) It has Original, Appellate as well as Advisory Jurisdiction

Option d – It has Original, Appellate as well as Advisory Jurisdiction

The minimum number of Supreme Court Judges who can hear a case involving a substantial question of law as to the Interpretation of the Constitution is

(A) Five

(B) Seven

(C) Eleven

(D) Thirteen

Option a – Five

In which of the following cases did, Supreme Court hold that ‘Fundamental Rights enable a man to chalk out his life in the manner he likes best’? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Indira Gandhi Vs. Raj Narain

(B) Golaknath Vs. The State of Punjab

(C) Bank Nationalization Case

(D) Azhar Vs. Municipal Corporation

Option b – Golaknath Vs The State of Punjab

Identify the incorrect pair of Cases and Ruling in that case by Supreme Court.

(A) Indira Sawhney Case: Creamy Layer for Other Backward Classes

(B) Vishakha Case: Protection of working women against sexual harassment at their place of work

(C) Maneka Gandhi Case: Articles 14, 19, and 21 are not mutually exclusive

(D) Bella Banerjee Case: The right to travel abroad is a part of personal liberty

Option d – Bella Banerjee Case: The right to travel abroad is a part of personal liberty

The minimum number of Judges of the Supreme Court required for hearing any case involving the interpretation of the Constitution is ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Ten

(B) Nine

(C) Seven

(D) Five

Option d – Five

The power of the Supreme Court of India to decide disputes between the Centre and the State falls under its ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Advisory jurisdiction

(B) Appellate jurisdiction

(C) Original jurisdiction

(D) Constitutional jurisdiction

Option c – Original jurisdiction

The second-largest bench constituted by the Supreme Court to date was in the

(A) Golaknath Case

(B) Minerva Mills Case

(C) Bank Nationalisation Case

(D) T.M.A. Pai Foundation Case

Option a – Golaknath Case

In which of the following cases, the Supreme Court of India enunciated the ‘Doctrine of Basic Structure’? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Golaknath

(B) A.K. Gopalan

(C) Keshvanand Bharti

(D) Menka Gandhi

Option c – Keshvanand Bharti

Which one of the following cases propounded the concept of the Basic Structure of the Indian Constitution?

(A) Indira Sahni Case

(B) Shankari Prasad’s Case

(C) Rudal Shah’s Case

(D) Keshavananda Bharti’s Case

Option d – Keshavananda Bharti’s Case

The Indian Constitution provides for the appointment of ‘Adhoc Judges’ in ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Supreme Court

(B) High Courts

(C) District and Session Courts

(D) All of the above

Option a – Supreme Court

In which year was the Collegium System for the appointment of Judges adopted by the Supreme Court of India?

(A) 1993

(B) 1996

(C) 2000

(D) 2004

Option a – 1993

The Supreme Court’s Collegium comprises the Chief Justice of India and a few Senior Judges for recommending appointees to the Supreme Court. The number of such Senior Judges, who are part of this body, is

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 5

(D) 6

Option b – 4

The age of retirement in the Supreme Court is ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) 62 years

(B) 63 years

(C) 64 years

(D) 65 years

Option d – 65 years

The salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court are determined by

(A) the Pay Commission appointed by the President

(B) the Law Commission

(C) Parliament

(D) the Council of Ministers

Option c – Parliament

The Judges of the Supreme Court, after retirement, are permitted to carry on practice before

(A) Supreme Court only

(B) High Courts only

(C) Both Supreme Court and High Court

(D) None of the Courts

Option d – None of the Courts

The acting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India is appointed by ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

(B) the Prime Minister

(C) the President

(D) the Law Minister

Option c – the President

The Judges of the Supreme Court of India are appointed by the President

(A) After a recommendation by the Rajya Sabha

(B) On the advice of Lok Sabha

(C) On the advice of Prime Minister

(D) In consultation with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Option d – In consultation with the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Adhoc Judges are appointed in the Supreme Court when

(A) Some Judges go on long leave

(B) No one is available for a permanent appointment

(C) There is an abnormal increase in cases pending before the Court

(D) There is no quorum of the Judges available to hold

Option d – There is no quorum of the Judges available to hold

How can a Judge of the Supreme Court be removed? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) By the will of the Chief Justice

(B) By the President

(C) By the President on the recommendation of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

(D) By the President on the recommendation of the Parliament

Option d – By the President on the recommendation of the Parliament

A Judge of the Supreme Court can be removed by the President of India after

(A) An inquiry by C.B.I.

(B) An inquiry by the Chief Justice of India

(C) A report by the Bar Council of India

(D) An impeachment by the Parliament

Option d – An impeachment by the Parliament

Supreme Court in India was established

(A) By an Act of Parliament in 1950

(B) Under the Indian Independence Act, 1947

(C) Under the Indian Government Act, 1953

(D) By the Indian Constitution

Option d – By the Indian Constitution

Of the following statements, which one is not correct? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) Supreme Court was constituted in 1950

(B) Supreme Court is the highest Court of appeal in the country

(C) Supreme Court can hear from any High Court/Tribunal except Court-martial

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(D) Supreme Court can hear from any High Court/Tribunals as well as from Court-martial

Option c – Supreme Court can hear from any High Court/Tribunal except Court-martial

The power to increase the number of Judges in the Supreme Court of India is vested in

(A) The President of India

(B) The Parliament

(C) The Chief Justice of India

(D) The Law Commission

Option b – The Parliament

A Judge of the Supreme Court may resign his office by writing a letter to

(A) The Chief Justice

(B) The President

(C) The Prime Minister

(D) The Law Minister

Option b – The President

The Supreme Court consists of a Chief Justice and

(A) Seven Judges

(B) Nine Judges

(C) Thirty-three Judges

(D) Twenty-five Judges

Option c – Thirty-three Judges

The sanctioned strength of the Supreme Court of India is

(A) 24

(B) 20

(C) 18

(D) 34

Option d – 34

The current sanctioned strength of Judges of the Supreme Court of India is ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(A) 20

(B) 25

(C) 30

(D) 34

Option d – 34

When was the Supreme Court inaugurated in India?

(A) 27 January 1950

(B) 28 January 1950

(C) 29 January 1950

(D) 30 January 1950

Option b – 28 January 1950

The status of women in Indian Society was glorified by a Judgment of a Court in September 2003. The Court is

(A) the Supreme Court of India

(B) Local Courts

(C) Special Courts

(D) High Court, U.P.

Option a – the Supreme Court of India

Against which Judge did the Rajya Sabha pass the motion of impeachment in 2011, but he resigned to save himself before it could be passed by the Lok Sabha?

A) Justice V. Ramaswami

B) Justice Bhattacharya

C) Justice Soumitra Sen

D) Justice P.D. Dinakaran

Option c – Justice Soumitra Sen

The mobile court in India is the brainchild of ( Lucknow university ba llb entrance exam question paper )

A) Justice Bhagwati

B) Mr. Rajeev Gandhi

C) Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

D) Mrs. Pratibha Patil

Option c – Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam

Under Preventive Detention, a detained without trial person can be detained for

A) One month

B) Three months

C) Six months

D) Nine months

Option b – Three months

Which one of the following writs examines the functioning of subordinate courts? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

A) Quo-Warranto

B) Mandamus

C) Certiorari

D) Habeas Corpus

Option c – Certiorari

What is the nature of the dispute of the Babri Mosque/Ramjanambhoomi Case before the Allahabad High Court?

A) Writ petition

B) Title suit

C) Claim for compensation

D) Judicial review petition

Option b – Title suit

According to the Constitution of India, the term ‘district judge’ shall not include

A) Chief presidency magistrate

B) Sessions judges

C) Tribunal judge

D) Chief judge of a small cause court

Option c – Tribunal judge

The term District Judge is mentioned in which of the following Articles of the Constitution? ( Lucknow university ba llb entrance exam question paper )

A) Article 230

B) Article 231

C) Article 232

D) Article 233

Option d – Article 233

A High Court Judge addresses his letter of resignation to ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

A) The President

B) The Chief Justice of India

C) The Chief Justice of his High Court

D) The Governor of the State

Option a – The President

In which of the following Act the territorial division of governance in India do?

(a) Government of India Act, 1858

(b) Indian Council Act, 1861

(c) Indian Council Act, 1892

(d) Government of India Act, 1861

Option a – Government of India Act, 1858

The Act that transferred the power from the British East India Company to the British Crown in India was

(a) the Government of India Act, 1833

(b) the Government of India Act, 1947

(c) the Government of India Act, 1858

(d) the Government of India Act, 1835

Option c – the Government of India Act, 1858

Through which one of the following were commercial activities of the East India Company finally put to an end? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(a) The Charter Act of 1793

(b) The Charter Act of 1813

(c) The Charter Act of 1833

(d) The Charter Act of 1853

Option c – The Charter Act of 1833

Which Act for the first time made it possible for Indians to take some share in the administration of their country?

(a) Charter Act, 1833

(b) Charter Act, 1853

(c) Government of India Act, 1858

(d) Indian Council Act, 1861

Option a – Charter Act, 1833

Which of the following acts of the British separated the Legislative from the Executive?

(a) Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(b) The Regulating Act, 1773

(c) The Settlement Act, 1781

(d) The Charter Act, 1853

Option d – The Charter Act, 1853

Assertion (A) The Government of India Act, of 1858 transferred the Governance of India from the East India Company to the Crown. Reason (R) The East India Company was unwilling to administer India anymore. Codes

(a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A

(b) Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A

(c) A is true, but R is false

(d) A is false, but R is true

Option c – A is true, but R is false

The first attempt to introduce a representative and popular element in the Governance of India was made through ( Lucknow university ba llb entrance exam question paper )

(a) the Indian Council Act, of 1861

(b) the Indian Council Act, of 1892

(c) the Indian Council Act, of 1909

(d) the Government of India Act, 1919

Option a – the Indian Council Act, of 1861

Consider the following statements regarding the Indian Council Act, of 1861. I. A portfolio system was introduced. II. Governor-General allowed promulgating ordinance. III. Formation of Legislative Councils in Punjab, North-West Frontier Province in Agra. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?

(a) I and II

(b) II and III

(c) I, II and III

(d) I and III

Option c – I, II and III

Which among the following Acts was passed by British Parliament to increase the size of the Legislative Councils? ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(a) Regulating Act, 1773

(b) Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(c) Indian Council Act, 1892

(d) Indian Council Act, 1919

Option c – Indian Council Act, 1892

By which of the following acts, the Legislative Council of India received the power to discuss the budget?

(a) Indian Council Act, 1861

(b) Indian Council Act, 1892

(c) Indian Council Act, 1909

(d) Indian Council Act, 1919

Option b – Indian Council Act, 1892

Which of the following Acts provided for communal representation in British India?

(a) Indian Councils Act, 1892

(b) Morley-Minto Reforms, 1909

(c) Montague-Chelmsford Reforms, 1919

(d) Government of India Act, 1935

Option b – Morley-Minto Reforms, 1909

The Morley-Minto Reform was declared in the year ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(a) 1907

(b) 1909

(c) 1911

(d) 1919

Option b – 1909

Which of the following Acts introduced communal elections in India?

(a) Indian Council Act, 1861

(b) Indian Council Act, 1892

(c) Indian Council Act, 1909

(d) Government of India Act, 1935

Option c – Indian Council Act, 1909

Which of the following Act introduced a separate electorate for Muslims?

(a) Act of 1892

(b) Act of 1909

(c) Reforms of 1919

(d) Government of India Act, 1935

Option b – Act of 1909

Which Government of India Act allowed some elected representation in the Legislature for the first time ( Lucknow University BA LLB MCQs )

(a) Government of India Act, 1858

(b) Government of India Act, 1909

(c) Government of India Act, 1919

(d) Government of India Act, 1935

Option b – Government of India Act, 1909

Which of the following vested the Secretary of State for India with supreme control over the Government of India? ( Lucknow university ba llb entrance exam question paper )

(a) Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(b) Government of India Act, 1858

(c) Indian Council Act, 1861

(d) Morley-Minto Reforms, 1909

Option b – Government of India Act, 1858

Which of the following are among the provisions of the Act of 1858? I. The administration of India and the Indian Territories was transferred to the Crown. II. The rule of the East India Company was abolished. III. The Governor-General of India was to be known as the Viceroy of India and a Secretary of State for India was also appointed. IV. The administrative power of India was to be shared between the East India Company and the Crown of England. Codes

(a) I, III, and IV

(b) I, II, and III

(c) II, III, and IV

(d) All of these

Option b – I, II, and III

The Act during the regime of the East-India Company responsible for paving the way for the shipment of opium to China is

(a) The Settlement Act, 1781

(b) Charter Act, 1793

(c) Charter Act, 1784

(d) None of the above

Option b – Charter Act, 1793

Which Act of British Parliament abolished the East India Company monopoly over trade in India?

(a) Regulating Act, 1773

(b) Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(c) Charter Act of 1813

(d) None of the above

Option c – Charter Act of 1813

Consider the following statements about the Charter Act of 1813 I. It ended the trade monopoly of the East India Company in India except for trade in tea and trade with China. II. It asserted the sovereignty of the British crown over the Indian territories held by the Company. III. The revenues of India were now controlled by the British Parliament. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

(a) I and II

(b) II and III

(c) I and III

(d) I, II and III

Option a – I and II

By which of the following acts, was the first step taken by the British Government to control and regulate the affairs of East India Company in India?

(a) Regulating Act, 1773

(b) Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(c) Charter Act, 1813

(d) Charter Act, 1793

Option a – Regulating Act, 1773

In which of the following Acts, the provision was made for the establishment of the Supreme Court at Calcutta?

(a) Regulating Act, 1773

(b) Charter Act, 1813

(c) Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(d) Charter Act, 1833

Option a – Regulating Act, 1773

The first definite step to provide parliamentary control over East India Company was taken by

(a) the Regulating Act, of 1773

(b) the Pitt’s India Act, 1784

(c) the Charter Act, 1793

(d) the Charter Act, of 1813

Option a – the Regulating Act, of 1773

Consider the following statements. The Regulating Act of 1773 was passed by British Parliament in order to I. establish Parliamentary control over the administration of the East India Company’s territory in India. II. make the Governor of Bengal the Governor-General of Bengal. III. end of a dual system of administration in India. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

(a) I, II and III

(b) I and II

(c) II and III

(d) I and III

Option a – I, II and III

Which Act passed by the British Parliament to address the shortcomings of the Regulating Act of 1773, is also known as the East India Company Act, of 1784?

(a) Regulating Act, 1773

(b) India Council Act, 1861

(c) Pitts’s India Act, 1784

(d) Government of India Act, 1858

Option c – Pitts’s India Act, 1784

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