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The judiciary system in india - Test Set 2
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- Lok Adalats are organized under the:
Question 1
UPSC CAPF 2017- Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
- Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987
- Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
- Article 39A
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- Permanent Lok Adalats are established for disputes related to:
Question 2
WBCS 2021- Public utility services
- Criminal cases
- Constitutional matters
- Inter-state disputes
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- The maximum pecuniary jurisdiction of Permanent Lok Adalats is:
Question 3
MPSC 2020- ₹10 lakh
- ₹1 crore
- ₹2 crore
- ₹5 crore
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- The jurisdiction of Gram Nyayalayas includes:
Question 4
SSC CHSL 2021- Constitutional matters
- Civil and criminal cases at the village level
- Inter-state disputes
- High-value commercial disputes
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- The presiding officer of a Gram Nyayalaya is known as:
Question 5
JPSC 2021- Nyayadhikari
- Munsif
- District Judge
- Magistrate
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- Which of the following is NOT a function of National Legal Services Authority (NALSA)?
Question 6
CAPF ACs 2021- Providing free legal aid
- Spreading legal literacy
- Appointing judges
- Organizing Lok Adalats
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- Which court has power to punish for contempt of subordinate courts?
Question 7
JPSC 2022- Supreme Court only
- High Court only
- Both SC and HC
- District Court
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- Which one of the following is a feature of the tribunal system in India?
Question 8
UPSC NDA 2022- Follows strict judicial procedure
- Functions independently of executive
- Not bound by strict rules of procedure
- Can try criminal cases
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- The Gram Nyayalayas Act came into force in which year?
Question 9
WBCS 2021- 2005
- 2008
- 2010
- 2012
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- Which High Court has jurisdiction over more than one State?
Question 10
UPSC CDS 2021- Bombay High Court
- Allahabad High Court
- Gauhati High Court
- Madras High Court
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- How many types of writs can be issued by High Courts?
Question 11
SSC CGL 2022- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
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- What is the composition of a Lok Adalat bench?
Question 12
BPSC 2022- 1 judge and 2 laypersons
- 2 judges
- A judicial officer and a social worker
- District judge only
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- Which of the following is true about Permanent Lok Adalats?
Question 13
UPSC CAPF 2020- They settle disputes related to public utility services
- Their decisions are non-binding
- Only civil cases are heard
- Appeal lies to High Court
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- Under which Article can the Supreme Court grant special leave to appeal?
Question 14
UPSC CSE 2018- Article 131
- Article 134
- Article 136
- Article 142
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- Which is the highest court of appeal in civil and criminal cases?
Question 15
SSC MTS 2021- District Court
- High Court
- Supreme Court
- Sessions Court
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- In which case did the SC strike down the 99th Constitutional Amendment and NJAC Act?
Question 16
UPSC CSE 2016- Golaknath Case
- Indira Sawhney Case
- Shreya Singhal Case
- Fourth Judges Case (2015)
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- What does Judicial Activism imply?
Question 17
CDS 2022- Judges strictly following precedent
- Passive role of judiciary
- Judiciary stepping in to protect rights
- Legislature’s active participation in justice
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- Which of the following statements regarding tribunals is correct?
Question 18
SSC CGL 2020- Tribunals are not constitutional bodies
- Tribunals can try criminal offences
- Tribunals cannot be reviewed by SC
- Tribunals are part of legislative wing
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- Which among the following courts in India is a Court of Record?
Question 19
SSC CGL 2020- Civil Court
- Sessions Court
- Supreme Court
- Supreme Court
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- In which year was the Supreme Court of India established?
Question 20
- 1947
- 1950
- 1952
- 1955
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