Statement I: Principle of Natural Justice supplants law but does not supplement law. Statement II: As Principle of Natural Justice depends on good governance, burden of proof lies on the person who alleges exclusion.

Pick the correct Landmark Cases that are passed on the Global Administrative Law?

Which one is not a duty of the inter-state council?

Which House(s) is permitted under Article 249 and Article 251 to encroach upon the legislative competence of the State Legislature?

What official statement was recognised by the SC in the case of J.R Vohra?

The Supreme Court in UOI v. Hindustan Development Corpn had laid down the scope and meaning of which doctrine?

On which grounds can one issue the writ of Certiorari?

Which council is the highest court of appeal until 1949?

TRUE OR FALSE = Statement I: Article 145 is not applicable to a 5 judge Bench. Statement II: State Legislature is competent to create the post for Parliamentary Secretaries

Which Schedule deals with the official assignment of the territories under the jurisdiction of the Centre and the State?

According to the Case of Indira Nehru Gandhi v. Raj Narain, which Article offended the Rule of Law?

Which principle is part of doctrine of seperation of powers?

Which statement is not a merit under Doctrine of seperation of powers?

Under Article 243-M (3-A), Reservation of seats for Scheduled Castes is not applicable to:

The Principles of Administrative Law emerge from which Article(s) of the Indian Constitution?

The Vice President of India holds office for a term of __ years from the date on which he enters the office.

Select the correct legal phrase behind the meaning:- Hear the other party, or the rule of fair hearing, or the rule that no one should be condemned unheard.

Which of these duties is the Fundamental Duty of the Citizen of India?

The public corporation can be held liable under which of the following the
liability or liabilities?

Which model is most preferred when trying to describe government liability in Tort?

Which landmark case states that a government agency has wide-ranging powers to interpret laws and rules as long as it concerns their own agency but faces limits in their interpretation if they come into conflict with statutory law. Otherwise known as a doctrine of Judicial Deference?

Pick one administrative function which is quasi-judicial in nature?

__ means the exercise of a legislative power of an authority that is subordinate to the legislature.

Whenever any person has been wronged by the actions of an administrative authority, he can file ___

Which case led to the definition of the State as a legal entity?

In which case the court held that the local body which has thr right to lead evidence under Section 20(2) of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 has a valid expectation to receive notice and if the notice is denied, then the Court will intervene?

Which SC case led to the official statement: a person who has a judicial proceeding and an administrative proceeding can be allowed to proceed both seperately or simultaneously.

Which of the following statements is true?

Point out the State that does not have a bicameral state legislature.

The Chairman or any member of the Public service commissions in India
can be removed only by __

The Doctrine of Subject-Matter Bias arises when:

____ is the meaning to the legal maxim ‘Actori incumbit onus probandi’

Which case led to the official statement that recognised that in certain situations, social justice must prevail over the technical rules?

Where did the Doctrine of Proportionality originate?

Which of the following functions are permissible delegations?

The Rule of law can be used:

Under American Law, Institutional or Anonymous decisions are also known under which expression?

Under which Article Centre can issue orders to state?

A decision of the administrative authority shall be considered as irrational under certain circumstances. Which one of these circumstances are incorrect?

Which Article allows the present governments of the Union and the States to succeed to the properties, assets, rights, liabilities and obligations vested in the former governments?

Which is an invalid reason for the growth of Administrative Law?

Point the odd one out.

Excess or Abuse of discretion is caused through which of the following grounds?

The other ministers are appointed by the President on the advice of ___

When the court finds that the order is suffering from error apparent on face
of the record, which of the following writs can be issued?

When did the last jury trial took place in India?

Under Article __, The property of the Union shall, save in so far as Parliament may allow lawfully unless otherwise, be exempted from all taxes imposed by a State or by any authority within a State.

___ arises when the provisions of both the laws are completely inconsistent or absolutely irreconcilable and only in cases of a direct conflict

Which high court has jurisdiction over both a State and a Union Territory?

Which principle is not an allied principle of Judicial Review?