Constitutional Law 2 Pyq 3 Years LLB BU
Constitutional Law 2 Pyq 3 Years LLB BU
Constitutional Law 2 Pyq 3 Years LLB BU
ADiscuss the nuture of Supreme Cuurt jurisdieivm regurding speciul leive tu uyal
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Supreme Court is found by its own previous decisions.
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Way Bupremo.Court of India-is considered as a guardian of the Constituion? State whether Supreme Court
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3
Years LL.B. Semester Examination, 2017
:3.2.1
Full Marksi 80
Time: 3 Hours full marks.
Thefigures in the margin indicate wors
Candidates are required to give their
answers in their own
as
faras practicable.
Answer any four questions.
Time: 3 Hours
Full Marks: 80
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own
words
as far as practicable.
Answer any four questions.
i. What is meant by Money Bil? Lay down the special procedure provided
for passing Money Bill in
Indian Constitution. How a deadlock on a Bill can be
resolved under Indian Constitution?
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(a) What is the Appellate Jurisdiction of Suprcme Court?
Examine the nature and extent of the
Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India.
(b) A Judge of High Court was transferred to another court
Judge and against the views expressed by the Chief Justice
of the transfer.
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against the wish of the concerned
of India exarmine the validity
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3. Discuss the Power of Parliarnent to legislate upon a subject enumerated
under state list. What is the
Constitutional position in case of repugnancy between Central
law and State law? 1S4520
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4. (a) Explain the extent of Goverarment liability for the tortious acts of its servants under the deye
Constitution.
(b) ^ truck belonging to the Indian Army met with an accident
resulting in the death of 'A.
A's wifc claims compensation by filing a suit against the Government. Can
she suCceed?
Decidc.
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5. Discuss the mode of amendment of Constitution of India. Examine the limitation on
the parliament to amend the Constitution under Article 368 with relevant cases. the power of inparnd
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Discuss when and how national emergency can be proclaimed.
State its effects. Can a
proclaimation of ational emergency be challenged before the Supreme
Court on any ground?
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7. Wite short notes on (any wo):
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Va) Doctrinc of colourablc legislation
vb) Ordinance making power of the President
Mé) Doctrinc of basic structure
Independence of Judiciary
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(2)
8 Disinguish between the folowing (any two):
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Aricle 226 and 32
(b) Special Leave to Appeal and Appeal
(c) Probibition and Certiorari
d) Power of President and Power of Governor
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Subject :Constitution-I
Paper : LCC 3.2.1
Time: 2 Hours Full Marks: 40
Each question carries 10 marks.
Candidates are required to give answers in their own words as far as practicable.
Answer any four questions.
1. Discuss the concept of 'Anti Defection' law under the Indian Constitution
due
10
2. Write a note on jurisdiction of High Court. 10
3. “Public interest litigation is the anti-thesis of
private or self interest." In the light
of the above statement examine the scope and limitations of public interest
litigation in India. dse 10
Discuss the various principles regarding interpretation of Constitution. 10
S Discuss in brief the procedure of Constitutional amendment. 10
vb. Write a note on Collective Responsibility of Ministers. 10
3 Years LL. B (Hons.) Semester II, Examination, 2021
Subject: Constitution-II
Paper: LCC 3.2.1
Group-A
(c) Mr. X is being punished with death sentence by the Session Court and the
same has been
as a last resort Mr. X applied for
confirmed by the High Court and Supreme Court. Thus,
granting pardon under Article 72 of the Constitution before the President of India. However,
the President without giving any opportunity of hearing rejected the application. Is it ulbra
vires to the Constitution?
(i) Yes, because President is bound to hear applicant personally.
iNo, because the President is not bound to hear applicant personally.
(iii) Yes, because it violates the principle of audi alteram pertem'.
(iv) Yes, because it is the question of life and death.
Articles Particulars
Article 131 Advisory Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Article 143 Original Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
Article 226 High Court to be Court of Record
Article 215 Writ Jurisdiction of High Courts
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(e) Match the following list:
Cascs Issucs
1. Kesavananda Bharati i) Pardoning power of President
v. State of Kerala
() In order to distribute power between the Centre and State the list has been enumerated in
(i) Schedule VII
(ii) Schedule VIII
(iii) Schedule IX
(iv) None of the above
Group-B
Answer any three of the following questions. 10x3
What are the effects of the national emergency on the fundamental rights of citizens?
Group-C
Answer any tvo of the following questions. 20x2
6. The present collegium system lacks transparency, acceptability and objectivity. The trust deficit
has affected the collegium system'= in the light of the above remark examine the merits and
demerits of the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC).
7. The word 'amendment' did not include the power to completely abrogate the Constitution at one
stroke."- In the light of the above statement of the Supreme Court examine the amending power
of the Parliament.
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