University of Pune 2009-1st Sem LL.M LLM( ) - -university question paper
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Q.1) Rights guaranteed to minorities based on religion or language though appear to be absolute however, judiciary has involved certain limitations
to be placed upon them. discuss. [15]
Q.2) An emergence of public interest litigation is nothing but the outcome of judicial activism in India. Comment. [15]
Q.3) Though arrest and preventive detention are permissible however, the Constitution limits the exercise of such powers under Article 22. discuss. [15]
Q.4) Expost Facto Laws are prohibited by the Indian Constitution, yet civil
laws could be provided retrospective application. explain. [15]
Q.5) Freedom of Occupation and Profession though guaranteed under
Article 19 (g) however, this right is not an absolute. Write your ans
with relevant case laws. [15]
Q.6) Clause four and five of Article 15 were added subsequently in the Indian Constitution to overcome difficulties posed by earlier decisions. discuss. [15]
Q.7) Article 31-B was inserted alongwith IXth schedule in the Indian Constitution to confer immunity upon laws from Judicial review even if they are violative to fundamental rights. explain current status with
relevant case laws. [15]
Q.8) Write short notes : (Any Two) [15]
(a) Writ of Mandamus (b) Doctrine of Waiver (c) Article 31-C
(d) Preamble
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