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Exercise/MCQ Set 1
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1. Who determines the strength of the Supreme Court ?
Prime Minister
President
Parliament
Governor
2. What is the Maximum strength of Judges in the Supreme Court of India ?
30
34
32
35
3. The salaries and allowances of the Judges may be reduced only during ______________.
natural calamities
periods of financial emergency.
persident rule
judges performance
4. The Supreme court under which Article is empowered to review any judgement.
Article 137
Article 125
Article 140
Article 138
5. Which writ is issued to prevents public officers from forcibly or wrongly holding a high public office.
Habeas Corpus
Quo-warranto
Prohibition
Mandamus
6. The Supreme Court of India has original jurisdiction on which of the following?
Dispute between Centre and a state.
Inter-state water disputes.
Recovery of damages by a state against the Centre.
Matters referred to the Finance Commission
7. Who has power to declare a law 'ultra vires' or null and void, if it is against the spirit of Constitution.
The President
Parliament
Supreme Court
High Court
8. Which writ can be issued by the Supreme Court to get the body of any person released if it has been unlawfully detained by a group of people ?
Mandamus
Habeas Corpus
Certiorari
Quo-warranto
9. It is the power to hear and determine a dispute in the first instance.
Original Jurisdiction
Advisory Jurisdiction
Appellate Jurisdiction
Revisory Jurisdiction
10. Which is NOT The Constitution of India has ensured the independence of the Judiciary
Punishment for contempt of court
Judges can practice after retirement
security of tenure of the Judges
freedom to announce decisions and decrees in the court.
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