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Law reforms are aimed at improving ___, efficiency, and relevance in legal systems. |
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Justice |
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True or False: Law reforms are only concerned with creating new laws and do not involve amending or repealing existing laws. |
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False. Law reforms also include amending existing laws and repealing outdated or unjust laws. |
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Reforms can enhance clarity and accessibility by simplifying ___ and ___ procedures. |
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Legal language and processes |
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True or False : Law reform is considered a one-off event rather than a continuous process. |
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False. Law reform is not a one-off event but a continuous and arduous progression. |
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The evolution of law should align with ___, ___, and ___ progressions. |
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Social, economic, and technological |
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Explain the importance of law reform in the context of democracy. |
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Law reforms play a crucial role in molding democracies, ensuring that legal frameworks function effectively within changing political and legal landscapes. |
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The first Law Commission in India was established in ___ under the chairmanship of Thomas Babington Macaulay. |
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1834 |
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True or False: The Indian Constitution does not recognize any laws from before independence. |
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False. Article 372 of the Constitution recognizes laws from before independence. |
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What are the key elements introduced by the Indian Constitution that have promoted societal changes? |
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Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy |
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The Right to Information Act, 2005 aims to enhance ___ in Indian government institutions. |
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Transparency |
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True or False: The Information Technology Act, 2000 provides legal validity only to transactions conducted in physical form. |
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False. The Information Technology Act, 2000 provides legal validity to transactions conducted through electronic means. |
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What is the primary purpose of the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019? |
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To outlaw triple talaq and safeguard the rights of married Muslim women. |
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E-commerce companies in India are required to disclose ___ information about their products. |
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Comprehensive product |
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True or False: Consumers must pay fees to file complaints for claims under Rupees 5 lakhs. |
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False; no fees are required for such claims. |
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What legal recourse do consumers have against manufacturers for negligence? |
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Consumers can seek compensation under product liability laws, which allows them to hold manufacturers or service providers accountable for negligence. |
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