CUET PG Mock Test - 3 - CLAT PG MCQ

Article 125 (1)

Article 144A

Article 143 (1)

Article 144

20 years

15 years

10 years

5 years

Cannot be altered

Can be altered even if there is no change in the circumstances

Can be altered Subsequently only if there is a material change in the circumstances

The Court has the discretion to alter the same irrespective of the attending circumstances

Section 22 of Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act, 1956

Section 23 of Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act, 1956

Section 24 of Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act, 1956

Section 25 of Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act, 1956

A joint liability

Individual unlimited liability

Individual liability of each heir in the proposition of the value of the share of the estate taken by him

None of the Above

Section 44

Section 45

Section 46

Section 47

40th Amendment Act

42nd Amendment Act

43th Amendment Act

44th Amendment Act

It infringes on individual autonomy and diversity of thought.

It promotes individual and social order.

It allows for a more pluralistic society.

It maintains legal neutrality

Whether the law should impose moral values on individuals.

Whether the law should prioritize individual rights over morality.

Whether it is morally justifiable to tolerate certain morally repugnant actions in the name of freedom and neutrality.

Whether the law should suppress individual autonomy.

Law and Order

Land

Police

Services

Essential Religious Practice Test

Sincerity of Belief Test

Proportionality Test

Constitutional Morality Test

i, ii, and iii are correct

ii and iii are correct

i and iii are correct

All the above are correct

Statutory in nature and has binding effect upon the Government

A mere expression of the opinion of the House

A decision of the House relating to the control of its proceedings

An exercise of delegated legislation

Refers to a standard where a document by its stated terms displays the sought fact.

Refers to a standard where a document by very simple perusal displays the sought fact.

Refers to a standard which calls for an application of mind by the finder of fact to infer a conclusion.

Refers to a standard which requires no consideration unless proved otherwise by the opposite side.

Common law doctrine evolves over time, and in some instances may take much longer to evolve than the passage of a legislation.

Common law doctrine only evolves based on a form of reasoning specific to the law and is not affected by the personal values or ideologies of judges.

The evolution of common law doctrine proceeds in a purely logical manner and is not affected by any partisan values or ideology.

The evolution of common law doctrine is directed by the partisan interests of judges and is not divorced from political values or ideology.

The morality of aspiration is based on inevitable rules for ordered social living.

The morality of aspiration impulses towards the perfection and excellence.

The law cannot regulate the morality of aspiration because it is subjective in nature.

The law cannot compel a man to adhere to the best of his human capabilities.

To conduct best to human capacity.

To conduct necessary for self-survival.

To conduct equally as others’ conduct.

To conduct necessary for social living.

Both (I) and (II) are true.

Both (I) and (II) are untrue.

(I) is true and (II) is untrue.

(II) is true and (I) is untrue.

Rationality

Objectivity

Subjectivity

Knowledge regarding the circumstances

That resources like sea, waters, forests are extremely important to the masses and therefore it would be unjustified to make them subjects of private ownership.

The people of the country have a fundamental duty to protect the environment.

Right to clean environment is a fundamental right.

All of the above.

Polluter Pays Principle

Precautionary Principle

Both (A) and (B)

Sovereign Immunity Principle

Obtaining benefit from another (which is not a gift) without legal justification

Restoration of the benefits obtained without legal justification

Neither (A) nor (B)

Both (A) and (B)

Contractual Matters

Tax Matters

Both (A) and (B)

None of these

When the tax has been levied without the authority of law and the burden of tax is borne by the business entity

When the tax has been levied without the authority of law and the burden of tax has been passed on to the consumer

When levy of tax is under the authority of law and the business entity has not passed the burden to the consumer

Both (A) and (C)

If tax has been levied without the authority of law

If the legislature does not have legislative competence to levy that tax

Both (A) and (B)

When the assessment of tax by assessing officer is contrary to facts and evidence on record

Cess

Fee

Tax

None of the above

Both (I) and (II) are true.

Both (I) and (II) are untrue.

(I) is true and (II) is untrue.

(II) is true and (I) is untrue.

An opportunity of rebuttal must not be given to the prosecution.

An opportunity of rebuttal must be given to the prosecution.

There is no question of rebuttal as the witness has been summoned by the court.

Whether opportunity of rebuttal is given to the prosecution or not is matter of discretion of the court.

Article 47

Article 48A

Article 17

Both (A) and (B).

Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.

Environment Protection Act, 1986.

Both (A) and (B).

None of these.