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1. Which of the following describes the Doctrine of Basic Structure?

AA principle allowing only the unconstitutional part of a law to be struck down, while the rest remains valid
BFundamental procedural principles ensuring fairness, including the right to a fair hearing and freedom from bias
CA judicial principle holding that certain fundamental features of the Constitution cannot be altered by Parliament
DA principle dividing government responsibilities into distinct branches to prevent concentration of power

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उत्तर: C

'Doctrine of Basic Structure' relates to: A judicial principle holding that certain fundamental features of the Constitution cannot be altered by Parliament

2. The Doctrine of Basic Structure refers to which of the following?

AA principle discharging parties from a contract when an unforeseen event makes performance impossible
BA judicial principle holding that certain fundamental features of the Constitution cannot be altered by Parliament
CA principle preventing a party from going back on a promise if the other party has relied on it to their detriment
DA principle allowing only the unconstitutional part of a law to be struck down, while the rest remains valid

उत्तर दिखाएँ

उत्तर: B

'Doctrine of Basic Structure' relates to: A judicial principle holding that certain fundamental features of the Constitution cannot be altered by Parliament

3. Which doctrine or principle is described as: 'A judicial principle holding that certain fundamental features of the Constitution cannot be altered by Parliament'?

ARule of Law
BDoctrine of Basic Structure
CDoctrine of Colourable Legislation
DDoctrine of Severability

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उत्तर: B

This corresponds to 'Doctrine of Basic Structure'.

4. Identify the doctrine: 'A judicial principle holding that certain fundamental features of the Constitution cannot be altered by Parliament'.

ADoctrine of Basic Structure
BDoctrine of Lis Pendens
CDoctrine of Estoppel
DDoctrine of Indoor Management

उत्तर दिखाएँ

उत्तर: A

This corresponds to 'Doctrine of Basic Structure'.

5. Which of the following describes the Doctrine of Separation of Powers?

AA principle discharging parties from a contract when an unforeseen event makes performance impossible
BA principle preventing a party from going back on a promise if the other party has relied on it to their detriment
CA principle dividing government responsibilities into distinct branches to prevent concentration of power
DA principle preventing a legislature from doing indirectly what it cannot do directly

उत्तर दिखाएँ

उत्तर: C

'Doctrine of Separation of Powers' relates to: A principle dividing government responsibilities into distinct branches to prevent concentration of power

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