List of top Legal Studies Questions

The jurisdiction of a court refers to the power or extent of the authority of the court to administer justice, with reference to
Choose the correct option:
(1) There are some wrongful acts which come under Civil and Criminal Law both.
(2) Both Criminal and Civil cases can be proved on a balance of probabilities.
Assertion (A): Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution are not absolute.
Reason (R): The Indian Constitution provides for reasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights in the interest of public order, morality, and national security.
The Latin phrase "Ignorantia juris non excusat" means:
Which of the following rights is not a fundamental right?
Which of the following options is NOT considered an intellectual property?
Which theory works with the dictums "you cannot cure by killing" and "Crime is like a disease"?
Which of the following means that the prosecution has to prove the charge against the accused in criminal cases?
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the provision mentioned in the Constitution of India?
The company’s nationality is decided by its
How is the Vice-President of India elected?
From which country’s constitution was the Directive Principles of State Policy in India based on?
Fundamental rights are dealt in
Who administers oath to Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
Article 343 of the Indian Constitution deals with:
Which of the following is not within the jurisdiction and purpose of the International Criminal Court (ICC)?
The term "Ultra vires" means?
Which term describes a matter that is pending before a court?
Concept of 'Dialectical Materialism' is associated with:
A legal principle that prevents the same case or issue from being re-litigated between the same parties once a final judgment has been reached is called:
Supreme Court of India can decide disputes between States and the Centre under its
What is a person called who takes legal proceedings against the accused on behalf of the state?
Joint session of the parliament is presided by
Immanuel Kant was an exponent of which of the following theories of punishment?
What does the phrase "pacta sunt servanda" imply?