nd can, 1956 enance Joption nclude, claim) on And| ADMINISTRATIVE LAW MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS ( Answer in bold } Doctrine of Separation of Powers was systematically formulated by (a) Plato (B) Montesquieu (C) Dicey (D): Anstotle ‘Rule of Law’ means (i) Supremacy of Judiciary (ii) Supremacy of Law (ii) Equality before Law (iv) Supremacy of Parliament Codes: (A) (and (ii) @) (ii) and Gv) (©) (i) and (iv) (0) (i) and (ily ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 1ened wth tne arganlzain tn (a) KC Davis ered re administrative law, enone those functions jn (B) Gi (©) Wvor Jennings (p) Wade picey developedhis the (A) The Law of the ( (B) The Spirit of The (©) Constitutional 1 (D) The Law end Th ye above ‘4. Tro interest neory of egal ant propounded by (a) Durkein ce 9. Delegatus non potest (© Paton (A) A delegate can (0) thering (B) “no delegated (©) delegation is b: Which one of the following is NOT an organ of Government (D) delegation is 0 (A) Legislature 6) Sere 40, Which function cane (©) Judiciary (0) The President. (A) Essential leg (8) Exclusion Which one of the following is NOT a binding/authoritative seuncect ecncitativaw? (©) Suspension (D) Commencem (A) The Constitution (®) Supreme court (©) Reports ofthe Com: mitee 0) Rags weet ae 41. Which function ca (A) Essential lec (B) Offences an (C) Exemption (D) Inclusion “Administrative law is 1! eet the law relating to the administration. lt 12, When asubordin: requirement10. 1 12. (a) K.C. Davis (p) Garner (©) Wor Jennings (p) Wade Dicey developed his theory of ‘Rule of law’ in his classic work= (A) The Law of the Constitution (B) The Spirit of The Laws (©) Constitutional Law (D) The Law and The Spint Delegatus non potest delegare means (A) A delegate can further delegate (8) “no delegated powers can be further delegated.” (C) delegation is bad in law (D) delegation is not provided to delegate Which function cannot be delegated? (A) Essential legislative functions (B) Exclusion (©) Suspension (D) Commencement Which function can be delegated” (A) Essential legislative functions (B) Offences and Penalty (C) Exemption (D) Inclusion When a subordinate legislation fas to comply with procedural requirement ADMINISTRATIVE LAWUnder Indian Constituti ion, Art. Administrative Tribunals e (A) Art.299 (B) Art.300 (©) Art.323.4, ©) None of the ie a by the parent act or by 2 general law e presonbe' as (p) Parent ultra vires i (©) Procedural ultta vires (D) None ‘of the above Which is not a principle of Rule of Law according to Dicey ic (A) Equality before law (B) Judge made constitution (C) Separate courts (D) Supremacy of law The principle of Natural Justice is — (A) Audi alteram partem (®) Speaking Orders (C) Nemo debet esse judex in propria causa (0) All of the above authorized to constituit 47. 21.41. Following is the defect of Doctrine of separation of P : r ower (a) Checks and balances between tween organs (©) Prevent an abuse en executive (0) Itis not easy to draw ad jemarcating lin one power and another ea With mathematical precision. ns enormous powers of the 48. The institution of Ombudsman originated in in 1809. (A) India (B) New Zealand (C) Finland (D) Sweden 49, Removal or suspension of a membor of Public Service Commission shall be done in accordance with : (a) article 951 (B) Article 360 (©) Article 317 (D) Article 316 20, Which of the following methods is ‘adopted for the election of the President of India ? (a) Direct (B) Indirect (C) Proportio (D) both (a) and (b) nal representation administrative aecountabilty Is 21, Through Tablished in government ‘organizationsWhen the “ gudiciay 8) executive 2° invalid, it (@) veossiowure as itis. 7 oy aortne (A) Doo we. demise qribunels exercises: (8) Doc (a) Purely administrative functions (C) Doc (p) Purely Judicial functions (D) Doc (© Purely tive functions or. “Admini (0) Quasi Judicial functions proced the law 23,. Whatis the effect of violation of the rule: “Audi Alteram Parteny definitic conan administrative action? * (A) lv (a) Mere irregularity (kK (B) Null and void (©) An illegality 28. Inwhi (0) Voidable ae ; (WE 24. Inwhich of ninentreinrgcm Swans Cotas) proceedings? ice are applicable to administrative (©) \ (A) MC M (0) ae fehta Vs. Union of India. laneka Gandhi Ve 29. The) (C) 's. Union of India. ) AK. Kraipak Vs. Uni ‘ © /s. Union of Indi (A) ) Smt, Indira Ne india. ‘a Nehru Gandhi Vs (B) 25. The writ 's. Raj Narain. itof prohibition may be i: ‘ () 'y be issued, when there is. ©) (4) An absence of 8) Violati ion of ©) Principl AnY Kind of cone oe nataTal ustice and fraud. cor (2) all of the aie ‘vention of the law of the Juris diction or abuse of jurisdictio® 30. “Co was (A) (©) Muley ple Ch ice Queen, Serepce lena aan ts asit|s. The principle is known as: Ss eae te (a) Doctrine of prospective over ruling, (8) Doctrine of severability (© Doctrine of pleasure (D) Doctrine of Eclipse 71. ‘Administrative Law is the law concerning the powers and procedures of administrative agencies, including especially the law governing judicial review of administrative action.” This definition of Administrative Lawis given by: 1" (A) Ivor Jenning (B) Garner (C) K.C. Davis (D) Wade 28. In which of the following grounds, a writ of certiorari may be issued? (A) Error of jurisdiction (8) Error apparent on face of record (C) Violation of natural justice (D) All of the above at ve 28. The wrt of habeas corpus willbe issued if (A). Detention is legal (B) Detention is prima facie legal (C) Detention is prima facie illegal. (D) Detention is primarily illegal. 30. “Common law is essentially Judge made law”. This opinion was expressed by (B) Austin (0) Salmonda ed ines Were developed by the. xn scons = (©) Delegated a agne gstoppel- if not aut : ee reasonable 0 ootsin® © rit pxpectations: s : : ie (p) None of th ‘ postrin® a separation of Power and Rule of Law, () o i) oa acai ge. Writof Quo Wa w syaieal APP (A) against a es: (B) against p 0 ly: a) and ji) are correct. ence nh ii ana (re onmTec™ ae © ony) and (iii) af@ cortect. office. (0) Alof the abow BP ai wit of mandamus vil not ie against tribunal mus (A) President of India o fee ent Cae (C) Reasot (D) All of! (C) Local authonties (0) Courts and Tribunals 37. Judicial re Doctine of Locus Standi means (a) R —— eve a it eo Sed by any person. (Benue (0 Fgh of peti ee anneed Dee oa kelp ioner to file the writ petition. cokes a administrative authority. 38. Find con Which one of ‘ is seeks ie statement is true? (A) Adi e Le a i ! eis eislation cannot have retrospect eS legeted legislat : ive (B) Ad Hiei ion can have retrosPe™ ized by Act or Statute. (C) Ac : a Multiple cupjg neither the branch of p law nist te aw, put a part of Constituys 01 rive bla administte! ©) Ayo pv tiong, law. isto review a” ‘administrative action are: Habeas Corpus and Writ of Mandamys vt of Habeas Corpus and Writ of Mandamus Wot ehibtion and Writof Certiorani and Ving go. Prerogative (© Pu and Writo! of Quo Warranto. : (0) Five: Writ of Habeas Corpus, Writ of Mandamus, Writ of Quo warranto, Writ of Certiorari and Writ of Prohibition.B) Three: Writ of Habeas Corpus and Writ of Mandamus and Writ of Prohibition. 40, Administrative law is the law relating to the powers and procedures of (A) The Parliament (B) The Legislature (C) The Administrative Authorities (D) Judiciary A. footing 0A. Dicey in India the ‘Rule of Law’ is embodied 3 Amicle 12 of the Constitution of India fa a ae the Constitution of India 1 At the Constitution of India : le 21 of the Constitution of India Delhi dectaration took place in (A) 1952 (8) 1959 (©) 1969 A istics see es Ng980, yi 46. 47. which case is kn: (A) In re Delhi (B) Vasantlal b (©) S.Avatarsi (D) None of at which of the fo clause (A) Henry Vc (B) Henty VI (C) Henry Vi (D) Henry VI The doctrine o itis (A) When (B). How (©) Where (D) none of The idea of p (A) Establis (B) Have a‘ (©) Mainta efficien (D) None of inthe exercis of state exsit (a) Both in (p) In Indic = eee5. 16, 47. which case is kno. . wn as the * Bible of Delegated Legislation’ (A) Inre Dethi Laws Act (B) Vasantlal Maganbhai v. State of Bombay (C) S.Avatarsingh V. St ate of J ae (Dy Neneere ee lammu and Kashmir which of the followin, clause 9 is known as ‘removal of difficultues’ (A) Henry V clause (B) Henry VI clause (C) Henry VII clause (D) Henry Vill clause The doctrine of “mootness” and “ripeness” both deal with — itis appropriate for a court to hear a particular case (A) When (B). How (C) Where (D) none of above ‘The idea of post-decisional hearing has been developed to (A) Establish supremacy of Supreme Court (B) Have a democratic society (C) Maintain balance between administrative efficiency and fairness (D) None of above Inthe exercise of soverign powers by the servants the llability of state exsits in — (A) Both in India and England (B) In India only ADMINISTRATIVE LAW n .51, Z snanis feading ose on eee ue vicarious Liability of a yapiity of Company (a) vicaions ity of Comoretions On ee o vjearous bility © individu sno crown proceecing ct WAS enacted in (a) 1936 (p) 1942 (©) 1946 (0) 1947 , What ie quashing order? (A) A court order yequiring an official to do something (B) A court order forbidding an official from doing something (©) Acourt order setting aside an initial decisi fequiring it to be taken again (D) An ombudsman ruling that there maladministration Administrative Law primarily does not concerns itself with ‘which of the official functions? (A) Rule -making (8) Rule - application (©) Quasi ~ Judi alee () Private Law legion53. Which of the following is con of the Institution of Laveen aelsten fe the functioning ian States (A) Provided with inde pendent investigatin Srey \ estigating agency (B) They have not been given constitutional status (C) Prosecution and fing Foes ‘inal punishment power vested with (D) their decision are fin jal and no! nl flature i recommendatory in A statute confers discretionar i i use, by denoting aaareaelons Wasa, ‘on an official for his (A) Reasonable, Appropriate, Equitable, Sufficient (B) Appropriate, Equitable, Sufficient (C) Reasonable, Appropriate (D) Equitable, Sufficient Which of the following declarations relating to assets and Tabilities by a public servant are tobe made under the Lokpal and Lokayukta Act,2013 (A) Assets of which he, his spouse and his dependent children are jointly of severally owner orbensficiary: (B) His liabilities and that of his spouse and his dependent children (C) (A) and (B) both (D) Neither (A) nor (3) In the following cases Lokpal has|urisdiction to conductinquiry (A) Member of Parliament (B) Group ‘Cc’ and 'D' of public servant (C) Employee of the Board or Corporation or Company financed by Central Government 2Bwhich of tt of legal di vo Law as a s0parato branch of legal diseipi, re seri ete ate Orrised in tho middle of institution 0 (a) Urar (a) 179 Gentury (p) Karna (p) 18° Century (o) Uttar (D) None (@ 19" Century, (0) 20th Century 57. Which ofthe folowing Acts shal 00 arended baper Sect@enoy: Compulso wee Lope and Lokayskta Act, 2019? (a) Retire (a) Commission of Inquiry Act (B) Volur {B) Central Vigilance Commission Act (C) Pren (©) Code of ivil Procedure publ (D) Disc (0) (A) and (8) both 62. Inwhich< 58, “A Statutory Board conducting Examination i is not a s prvi an dows net fer sovcs to Sei lce vig peer Conducting an examination” was held by supreme court in (A).U: (A) Buddhist Mission Dental C ta 1 College a ae ci a) eee ee re Ba (B) Bihar school Examination Board V. Suresh Prasad ©) Bot Sinha (2009) (C) Madan Ku shar Singh. District Magistrate, Suanpur } °* AMoycty (2009) (D) None of above The rer 59. A mandatory proced : (A) ain ee lural requirement for an administrative 5 a (iGo Ragen pe (0) 80 (2 femernph cada nae (©) Allotabove ten admin60. 6t. Which of the foll llowii Mee er Cae ceat apne lise nctyat eiablsfodit ist e (A) Uttar Pradesh (B) Karnataka (©) Uttarakhand (D) None of the above Compulsory Retirement means (A) Retil ws es ement from higher post before actual time luntary retirement by government servant (©) Premature retirems nat ent of a Govel i Pees mment servant in (D) Discretion of administrative authonty Inwhich of the following conaittons, the abuse of discretionary power is inferred (a). Use of Improper purpose (B) Mala fide (C) Relevant Consideration (D) Both (A) and (8) ‘Administrative Law provides for various kinds of remedies and roliats to the aggrieved againstanillegal ‘administrative action. This remedies are (A) Constitutional Remedies (8) Criminal Remedies (C) Givil Remedies (0) Both (A) and (¢) when a statute administ: remedies medy or relief to an Yerson shall seek first 18ies (A) exhaustion of ee (B) wavering of Reme (0) Gompensation (p) None of Above ‘ " radise” gs. Tisarticle is called ‘Lawyer's Par (a) Article 195 (B) Article 136 (© Article 137 (0) Article 138 se, Arie 299 and 300 of ncian constitution deal with the lsbily * of state / Government in respect of : (A) Civil wrong committed by its servants (Government Servants/ Civil Servants) (8) Criminal wrong committed by its servants (Government Servarts/ Civil Servants) (C) An individual committed any wrong against stat (D) All of above : 67. Tortious Liability of the stats has been described under article (A) Article 298 (B) Article 299 (C) Article 300 (D) Article 302 68. Contractual Article”! Uabllty of the State has been described under (A) Article 298 (8) Article 299 (C) Article 300 re ~ (©) Article 302 . Multiple Chase 70. 72,‘the doctrine of Vicarious Liability is b (A) Qui Facit per alium facit cs ee (B) Respondent Supenor es (C) Both (A) and (8) (D) None of above 9, Arce 310 speaks about the (a) Doctrine of Vicarious Liabilty {B) Doctrine of Locus Standi (© Doctrine of Eclipse (0) Doctrine of pleasure. 70. provisions relating to public service commission lay down in its (a) Article 135-199 (B) Article 531-539 {C) Article 315-323 (D) Article 136-140 ats ce 1A, The expression ‘public interest Litigation means’ (A) Some litigation conducted forthe benefit of public ‘or for removal of Some public grievance. (B) Legal action against government (©) litigation fled PY group of people against government {D) All are wrong ticle 22, “An officer of pavtiament: raving as his primary tuncion, rae eet ecting as a agent ing Tuamart, for tho Purpose St uy of arcing tne, ctlzene es use of misuse of ‘administrative PWS" seine (a) Ombudsman the state (B) President of a oo vELAW uy cil eer ADMINISTRATS underte parme minister 1 of the stl i er a ‘Any govern ment offic quality is montioned inwiichofthe folowing P(A) 7a. Fightto Ea atituton ? ) ce (p) Article 13 (c (a) Antcte 14 (D) Atticle 18 © (©) Article 16 ee Introduced under : 79. za, Tre current Lokpal Bll wa intro‘ rc (a) Article 246 A (B) Article 248 ® (© Article 252 (c (0) Article 253 @ 76. Rights under Article 19 are : it! vic (A) Are available to persons of foreign origin “ (B) Available to all person in India ‘ai (C) Available only to citizens of India (a (D) Both (B] and {C} 76. Inthe opinion of Dicey, Supremacy of law, Equality beer € ‘aw, Predominance of the legal spirit are three aspects of CC (4) Theory of Rule of Law i c (8) Theory of Separation of Powers Hi (©) Doctrine of pleasure su (D) Doctrine of Eclipse, (A 7. Mi E : odes of legislative controt d (A) Li eying on the table c (B) Scrut; Gms es (D) All above Yi Answe p PI inks Gusssons an Anant8 et, serutiny committees established in India are A) Rajyasabha committee (p) Loksabha committee (©) Both (A) and (B) (D) none of above When the Courts exercise control over delegated legislation, itis commonly called as (A) Judicial Control over delegated legislation. (8) Non Judicial Control over delegated legislation. (C) Legal action against government (D) Ombudsman if the law which is passed within the legislative power may violate fundamental right through delegated legislation. In such situation, the law as well as delegated legislation both are unconstitutional. Was held in the case of (A) Madan Kumar Singh V District Magistrate, Su;tanpur (2009) (B) Re Delhi Laws Act, AIR 1951 S.C, 332 (C) Vasantlal Maganbhai v. State of Bombay (D) S.Avatarsingh V. State of Jammu and Kashmir High Court is empowered to exercise the power of superintendence over all tribunals in the country under article (A) Article 246 (B) Article 227 (C) Article 237 (D) Article 248 ‘ADMINISTRATIVE LAW. 79ihat, itis an adjudicating auy + yal is that, thy mapasictest ofa tien judicial power of the State ry - oem sett} (a) Article 496 and 227 ig7, Uabilities c (p) Article 136 (A) Liabil (c) article 227 (@) Liabi (p) Artie 246 (©) Liabil 3. Treterm ‘speaking order’ means, (D) All at (a) The order with reason Who said t (@) The order without reason ese tern (©) The order for verification aoe (D) The order for resigned from post (A) Halst (B) Black 84, The State is (C) Dau leon cen ©) sic (B) Living entity (C) Individual person” 39. Which one D) (D) Company (A) Delex 85. The lability of effec lity of the State for the torts of its ® (A) Absolute liabil servants is ) Dele Vere if ne © eee Viability i reasc Dy oka (©) Dele nt lability effec (D) None 86. ita pers orotate tho eho th Government, he cann!|®0. The ‘remo (A) Prit lohts ata lat 8) Pal? of waiver eee Vill claus ( ciple of ©) Principle of rite (A) Judi z (B) Exec (C) Legisee (p) Both {B} and [C} janie of Public Corporation are in ) taebibity tn contract @ Laebility Torts (c) Liability for enme (0) All above aid that “the legislature provides the gun and prescribes wit arget, but leaves tothe executive the task of pressing the Which one of the following statementis true ? (a) Delegated legisiaion cannot have retrospective effect. (B) Delegated legislation can have retrospective effect, if not authorized by Act or Statute put have reasonable and rational justification (C) Delegated legislation can have retrospective effect, if authorized by Act or Statute. (D) None of the above clause isnicknamed as the Henry ‘the autocracy of — 1. The ‘removal of difficulties” Vill clause to indicate(p) State as speaking orders also known 8s — (a) Doctrine of proportionality (©) Reas (0) Dootrine of ripeness Which is the element of the doctrine of proportionality in administrative law ? easures concerned must be suitable for the (A) State me purpose of facilitating or achieving the pursued objectives. (B) The suitable measures must also be necessary, in the sense that the authority concerned has no other; mechanism atits disposal. Thus, it is not the method! used wich has to be necessary, but “the excessive| restriction of freedom involved in the choice off important general ley , market law, ‘gal principle in the commot (0) All of the above ‘The maxim “audi alteram partem” means (A) Noman shall be : (B) Everyone i: (C) Make an adj \djudication ) Hear the other side : 8 best judge of hi “administra! by (A) Lord ¢ (B) Lord L (C) Lord F (D) None. The provisi apply to (A) any m any,ot (B) Any o High ( (C) Anyp House (0) All of Who is cor (A) Napo (B) Adolf (©) Wins (D) None The conse (A) Cour (B) Adm (C) Reve (D) None rson «administrative trunals perform hybrid functions”. This is said by (A) Lord Greene (B) Lord Denning (C) Lord Hewart (D) None of the above The provisions of Administrative Tribunals Act 1985 shall not apply to ‘ (A) any member of the naval, military or ait force or of any,other armed forces of the Union. (B) Any officer or servant of the Supreme Court or any High Court 2 {or Courts subordinate thereto 1 (C) Any person appointed to the: secretarial staff of either House of Parliament or to the Secretarial staff of any State Legislature or a House thereof or. in the case of a Union territory having a Legislature, of that Legislature. (0) Allof the above Who is considered the founder of the Droit administrative 2 (A) Napoleon Bonaparte (B) Adolf Hitler (C) Winston Churchill (D) None of the above ‘The conseil d Etat is highest _ (A) Court of France (B) Administrative Court of France (C) Revenue Court of France (D) None of the abovein which of the following grounds the judicial review of 4, 8. 98: Tuministrative action be mas (i) Abuse of discretion (ii) Mala fide (iii) Irrelevant consideration (iv) Unreasonableness Codes: (a) Only (i), (i) and (ii) are correct (B) Only (i) and ii) are correct (©) Only (ii) and (iii) are correct (0) All (), (i), (ii) and (iv) are correct 99. The idea of post decisional hearing has been developed ta (A) Establish supremacy of the Supreme Court (B) Have a democratic society ‘ (C) Maintain ‘balance between administrative efficiency and fairness (D) None of the above ~ 100. Rumen the Administrative Tibunal shal hol! the office (A) 62 years : (B) 64 years (C) 65 years (D) 68 years 101. Administrative law is a branch of (A) Public Law (B) Natural Law (©) Statutory Law Multiple Choice Ousann 104. 105. 106. (D) Persc . Montesqu (A) Britis (B) Fren (C) Ame (D) Swec Prof. Wad control of (A) True (8) False (©) Pant (D) Parth Ombudsr (A) Latin (B) Frenc (©) Scar (D) Frene ‘Subordin: (A) Pros (B) Retr (C) Rest (D) Bott ‘Accordin proceed: (A) Cor (B) Inceive ffice _ according to Sal proceeds from any (p) Personal Law , Montesquieu is ajurist (A) British (8) French (©) American (p) Swedish . Prot. We i fade defines Administrative Law as the law relating to control of governmental power (A) True (8) False (C) Partly true (D) Partly false |. Ombudsman is @ (A) Latin term (B) French term (©) Seandinavian term (D) French term subordinate law is ordinarily operated (A) prospectively (@®) Retrospectivel (©) Respectively (p) Both prospectively and retrospectively Islation Is that which mond delegated ted! eathority other than the ‘sovereign power ) Correct statement Incorrect statementect statement (c) Partly com oe rect stavement (p) Partly incon 407. Industrial tribunal is set up under (a) Workmen Compensation Act 1923 (B) Employees State Insurance Act 1948 (C) Industrial Disputes Act 1947 (D) Payment of Gratuity Act 1972 108. The principles of natural justice apply to 2 (A) Administrative proceedings (8) Quasi-Judicial proceeding (C) Judicial proceedings (D) Every proceeding mentioned above 109. een is an order issued by a Court to a public authority (A) Have the body (B) Perform a public dui Constitution, ty imposed upon him by the (C) Pr “ ‘event the officers or persons exercising judicial o! quasi-judicial powe; : Tot vested in thon Om exercising the jurisdiction () 7 centty some matter 110, In order to achie ve the ob; ‘ (A) A petson who ect of Doctrine of severability s a eon Part of one organ should not be# ‘There shout Id be the No inte: fnetioning of sce by any organ int? Multi Iple Choice Quantt 12 113. 114. (©) One organ should not ass: Se eae ‘ume the functions and {D) All above. When a statute confers legislative powers on an administrat authority and that authority furth ersto another subordinate authority. S Seeoeererce (A) Itis called sub-delegation (B) Itis called doctrine of severability (©) Itis called doctrine of eclipse (D) It is called doctrine of waiver Before @ writ of quo-warranto can be issued, the following conditions must be satisfied (A) The office must cf public nature and must be an actual occupation of the holder. (B) The office must be statutory (©) The office must be statutory (0) All above The legislation may be of following kinds (A) Supreme Legislation (B) Subordinate Legislation (C) Both (a) and (b) above (D) Neither (a) nor (b) nedministrative proceedings, “natural justice” means (A) Supremacy of law (B) Equality before law and euel protection of laws (©) Principles of justice, equity, conscience and absence of bias Rule of law ADMINISTRATIVE LAW116. 417. 118, 119, Mop ste eo (0) Each one jurisdiction oxcess afi once OF ie a of natural justice mental rights at (B) View ement of funda F 420. The delegated | Ke sri ve oe (A) Parliam es contributing to en some of the rou FARIA grow, (B) Judicial ¢ tion gologated leaisla s (C) Both Pan (a) Overburden of Parliament (D) None of a {g) Tecnnicalities of the subject matter .d in Parliamentar’ 421. According to (©) Delay involved ry process following cond (p) All above with the Union ‘Article ——— of the Constitution expressly requires that (A) Contract At ust apply the principle of separation of the jude by Presid from the executive a) (8) Contract (a) 52 by Presid ®) 62 (©) Contract (©) 50 ot Goven (D) 55 (D) All abov 4122. Administrative Section —————_ h erie of the Administrative Tribunal Ac a. ribunal to punish for its contempt (A) Anew c (a) 12 i @) Anold¢ (B) 15 (C) An oute (17 (0) Inexist () 19 123, In English Le Delegated legislation can take vari (A) Speake (A) Rules & Reguiati Nerious forme stich a (B) Vigilan ©) Byelaws (c) APatt (D) None Mi lultple Choice Questions with Answe a) Order: (0) Each one of above {g0, The delegated legislation is subject to following controls ry control ntrol (A) Parliament (B) Judicial c (C) Both Parliamentary control and Judicial control (D) Nox of above at. According to Anicle 299 of the Constitiion of India, the following conditions must be tufted in contracts made by of with the Union or State (A) Contract must be wntten and exrresse8 tobe made ne by President or Governor ay (B) Contract must be executed by by President or Governot (C) Contract mus .sgec In the name ' of Presi or Governor } wy atabove 2 person authonzed ident |,20. Administrative Law Is 1985), (A) Anew concept {B) Anold concent ed concept (© Anoutdal ce many (0) Inexistence sin rm Ompudeman means years inone or other form Vero, wenger uae 0 rious of 002° missonet | ay specter tp) vigilance Co A Parliamentary CO™ (p) None ‘of the above <4 ae ee NS \ 2; A (©) Power to i Saal ee (0) All of the (a) Postive = ened : we 429. in Smt. Indira | ens eae oor em oe Prevent ome ive is enjoined Courts ought wf 4 Executive > “political thick “2 of the Courts a ais undamental RIgh'S Praca Ove in Samco tbo COMER amor? (0) The principles of State Policy (A) Justice «28. whats delegated legislation? Be = = (©) Justice (6) Detailed rules created under the authority of a Act of Parliament “Essential (©) Unenforceable laws OP ei P (D) Laws made without authority eee rc 127. Provide a literal translation of a 3 the phrase “Ultra vires". (A) Harish powers: wy (B) Mahe ere Pondi | (©) Beyond doubt ; () Legal objections (Howe i (D) None: Which of he following cannot be delegat ogisiatt Meh : 2 eee 131. Which of tt Executive (A) Interr (8) eax (C) Depl (D) Prose(@) Power to impose a tax (0) All of the above 429. In Smt. Indira Nehru Gandhi v. Rej Narain, who said that “the political usefulness of the doctrine of separation of powers is now widely recognized. No Constitution can survive without a conscious adherence to its fine chekcs and balances. Just as Courts ought not to enter into problems entwined in the “political thicker”. Parliament must also respect the preserve of the Courts. The principle of separation of powers is a principle of restrain in which has in itthe precept, innate in the prudence of self preservation, thet discretion is the better part of valour” ? (A) Justice Chandrachud (B) Justice Punchi (C) Justice Ahmadi (D) Justice lyer 430. “Essential Legislative Function” means the determination of legislative policy and legal principles which are to control given cases and which must provide astandard to guide delegated officials who implement the law. This was held in _ (A) Harishankar Bagia v. State of M. P (B) Mahe Beach Trading Co. v. Union Ternitory of Pondicherry : (©) Consumer Action Group v. State of Tamil Nadu (D) None of the above 481. Which of the following is an executive function ? (A) Interpretation of laws Hearing of appeals Deployment of army on border Prosecution of a case involving women's rights issue "ADMINISTRATIVE LAW* lauso is nicknamed as the (8) HM. Se removal of difficulties” clause hey (A) Judiciary (D) S.PSath (B) Executive (©) Legislative 496. Administrative (A) the relati (D) State the priva 20. In which of the following grounds the judlical review ofa, (B) the relati administrative action be made? the fonteg (@) Abuse of discretion (C) the relat (i) Mala fide the visitor (iii) Inelevant consideration (D) the relati (tv) Unteasonableness the gover Codes: (A) Only (i), (ti) and (ui) are correct (B) Only (i) and )ii) are correct 187. The power to in (A) executive (B) legislative (©) Only (i) and (it) are conect (C) judicial fu (©) All() (i), Gi) and (iv) are correct (D) all above 138 The judiciary ex the basis of the (A) No essenti (B) No excessi (C) Ultra-vires. (D) all above 139, uarantees reme {A) Article 22 (B) Article 39 fea A1938. 187. 138 139. (B) H.M. Seervai (©) D.D. Basu (D) S. P Sathe Administrati tive law is the set of such rules which regulates (A) the relations of the ac le dministrative ities wit the private citizens. csr aed (B) the relations of the adminis:rative authorities with the foriegn citizens (C) the relations of the administrative authorities with the visitors. (D) the relations of the administrative authonities with the government authorities ‘The power to impose tax is a logislative function (A) executive function {B) legislative function (©) iudicial function (D) all above ‘The judiciary exercises control over delegated legislation on the basis of the following: (A) No essential legistation power can be delegated. (B) No excessive delegation (C) Ultra-vires. (0) all above js itset! a fundamental right which ‘quarantees remedy in case of violation of fundamental rights. (A) Article 32 3 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW .TRANSFER C MULTIPLE (An 1. Before enactment of nova repr (a) Musim Law (b) Hindu Law (©) English taw & (@) None of these 2. _Transter of Property (a) July 01, 188: (©) August 01, 1 (c) September 0 (@) October 01. 3, Mark the correct (a) TPA does n (©) Inapplieso (c) TPA is not (6) All of the 2 ee TH Mulltple Choice Questions with Answer