Indian Constitution and Law Quiz

The Constitution of India was adopted in 1950.

The Income Tax Act, 1961 falls under the Central list, meaning the central government has the power to make laws regarding income tax.

Criminal law deals with violations of rules and associated punishments for offenses against society.

Non-payment of dues is an example of Civil Law, which focuses on disputes between individuals or organizations.

When a proposed law is introduced in the Parliament, it is called a Bill.

The Income Tax Act, 1961 governs income tax in India.

Stamp Duty is an example of a subject where both the Central and State Governments can enact laws; power is shared.

The final step in the process of making a law in India is Notification in the Official Gazette of India.

After a law has been notified and becomes effective, it is called an Act of Parliament.

Criminal Law deals with violations of the rule of law or public wrongs.

A regulatory framework guides people on the right course of conduct in personal and business relationships.

King Hammurabi is known for carving the Code of Hammurabi.

The Twelve Tables are considered the first most detailed code of any civilization.

The Code of Hammurabi was created from 1792 BC to 1758 BC.

The stone slabs containing the Code of Hammurabi were placed in the city of Babylon.

The purpose of the Twelve Tables was to protect the rights of the public and provide remedies for wrongs.