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41. In which one of the following cases was it observed by the Supreme Court that precedent should not be petrified nor judicial dicta divorced from the socioeconomic mores of the age?
42. The watchword of a Parliamentary government is
43. Match List I with List II and select the correct answer:
List I (Power of President)
List II (Relevant Constitutional Provision)
a. Power to grant pardon
1. Article 76
b. Executive power to the Union
2. Article 75
c. Power to appoint Prime Minister
3. Article 53
d. Appointment of Attorney General
4. Article 72
List I (Power of President) | List II (Relevant Constitutional Provision) |
a. Power to grant pardon | 1. Article 76 |
b. Executive power to the Union | 2. Article 75 |
c. Power to appoint Prime Minister | 3. Article 53 |
d. Appointment of Attorney General | 4. Article 72 |
44. Point out the incorrect match-
45. The authority empowered to make laws in respect of matters not enumerated in any of three Lists are
46. The Law Commission of India in its 259th Report suggested for inclusion of a new Fundamental Right in the Constitution. Identify it from the following
47. "The State Government cannot avoid their constitutional obligation to provide free legal services to the poor accused by pleading financial or administrative inability"- Dealt in the case.
48. Which one of the followingis not correct?
49. An International treaty becomes binding on India, when:
50. Give correct response to
1. In India, judiciary is not the part of the State
2. In India, the pattern and designation of subordinate courts in the States are not uniform
3. Munsif courts have both civil and criminal jurisdiction
4. The pattern of subordinate courts in metropolitan areas is the same as that in district
1. In India, judiciary is not the part of the State
2. In India, the pattern and designation of subordinate courts in the States are not uniform
3. Munsif courts have both civil and criminal jurisdiction
4. The pattern of subordinate courts in metropolitan areas is the same as that in district
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