Supreme Court & High Courts — Set 13
Constitution Special · सुप्रीम कोर्ट और हाई कोर्ट · Questions 121–130 of 160
What is the concept of 'Waiver of Jurisdiction'?
Correct Answer: B. A party can voluntarily agree to withdraw their right to be heard in a particular court
Waiver of Jurisdiction occurs when a party voluntarily relinquishes their right to challenge a court's jurisdiction or chooses to be heard in a particular court.
What is the significance of 'Judicial Independence'?
Correct Answer: B. Judges are protected from political pressure and can decide cases impartially
Judicial Independence ensures judges are protected from political pressure and can deliver impartial justice based on law and Constitution.
What are 'Fundamental Rights' in India?
Correct Answer: B. Constitutional rights protecting basic human rights and freedoms
Fundamental Rights are constitutional protections ensuring basic human rights and freedoms to all citizens, enforceable through courts.
How many Fundamental Rights are there in Part III of the Constitution?
Correct Answer: B. 6
Part III contains 6 main categories of Fundamental Rights: Equality, Freedom, Exploitation, Religion, Culture and Education, and Constitutional Remedies.
What is 'Article 32' regarding fundamental rights?
Correct Answer: B. Right to move the Supreme Court for enforcement of fundamental rights
Article 32 provides the right to move the Supreme Court for enforcement of Fundamental Rights, making it the guardian of fundamental rights.
What is the role of 'Directive Principles of State Policy'?
Correct Answer: B. They guide the state in making laws and policies for social and economic welfare
Directive Principles of State Policy (Part IV) guide the state in legislation and administration to achieve social and economic justice, though not directly enforceable.
What is meant by 'Judicial Interpretation' of the Constitution?
Correct Answer: B. Courts explaining the meaning of constitutional provisions to apply them to specific cases
Judicial Interpretation involves courts explaining and applying constitutional provisions to resolve disputes and ensure constitutional compliance.
What is 'Strict Interpretation' of law?
Correct Answer: B. Following the literal meaning of legal provisions without expanding their scope
Strict Interpretation means courts follow the literal meaning of legal provisions without extending their scope beyond what is explicitly stated.
What is 'Liberal Interpretation' or 'Purposive Interpretation'?
Correct Answer: B. Interpreting laws to fulfill their purpose and intent, not just literal meaning
Liberal or Purposive Interpretation means courts interpret laws based on their purpose and intent, not just literal meaning, to achieve justice.
What is the concept of 'Ratio Decidendi and Obiter Dicta'?
Correct Answer: B. Ratio Decidendi is binding, Obiter Dicta is persuasive but not binding
Ratio Decidendi (the legal principle underlying a decision) is binding precedent, while Obiter Dicta (remarks in passing) is persuasive but not binding.