List of top Legal Studies Questions

'X' sells a minor, but a married girl to a brothel keeper. Has 'X' committed any offence under the Indian Penal Code, 1860?
Identify the offence committed in the following situation:
Y, a butcher selling beef was threatened in the open market by a group of people that if he bought or sold beef, he would be prosecuted and his living in the municipality would be jeopardized.
Identify the wrong statements relating to the offence of Waging War against the Government of India under the Indian Penal Code?
(I) The expression "waging war" means an act of war and does not include an act of defiance of Government of India in a like manner and by the like means as a foreign country would do.
(II) The number of perpetrators and the manner in which they are equipped or armed is material to determine the guilt.
(III) The key element in determining the guilt is quo animo of the perpetrators and there is no distinction between principal and accessory.
(IV) The object of the gathering must be to obtain by force or violence an object of public or private nature, thereby striking directly against the authority of the State.
W is bathing. T pours into the bathwater a solution which he knows is animal urine. Decide the liability of T.
The principle 'de minimus non curat lex' means
The total number of judges in the Supreme Court including the Chief Justice of India was increased to 34 by:
The power to prorogue the House of the People is exercised by:
A Member of Parliament disqualified under the Anti defection law, is also disqualified to be appointed as a Minister is provided for by:
The Council of State enjoys co-cqual power with the House of the People in
The total number of members in the Legislative Council of a State shall not exceed __________of the total number of members in Legislative Assembly.
The process of 'Proportional representation' by means of 'single transferable vote' is not used in the election of:
Paragraph 3 of the X Schedule was omitted by:
For the first time in India, one of the Houses of Parliament passed a resolution for the removal of a judge. Who was the judge?
President can promulgate an Ordinance under Article 123 if,
The presidential election can be challenged only in
The doctrine of eclipse was first used to interpret
The doctrine of Severability was extended to constitutional amendments as well by the Supreme Court in:
'Proclamation of emergency' means a proclamation issued under:
The minimum number of judges in the Supreme Court required for the purpose of hearing any reference under Article 143 is
Who can be removed from office in like manner and on the like grounds as a judge of the Supreme Court?
Under Article 200 of the Constitution, when a Bill is passed by the State Legislative Assembly and presented to the Governor, the Governor may
Which provision of the Constitution of India authorises the Parliament to make a law to remove the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court?
The Interstate Council was established under:
The Constitution of India came into force with effect from 26th January 1950 based on:
If an amendment to the First Schedule to the Constitution is made to change the name of a State, then the procedure required is: