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Right to Property is a:
Right to Property is a:
- Fundamental Right
- Constitutional Right (correct)
- Administrative Law of the land
- None of the above
The Constitution of India describes India as:
The Constitution of India describes India as:
- A federation
- Quasi-federal
- A Union of states (correct)
- None of the above
Constitution is the:
Constitution is the:
- Fundamental Duty
- Law of the land (correct)
- Constitutional Law of the land
- None of the above
What is the chief source of legal authority in India?
What is the chief source of legal authority in India?
Which of the following is described as the 'Soul of the Constitution'?
Which of the following is described as the 'Soul of the Constitution'?
The Preamble to the Indian Constitution is based on:
The Preamble to the Indian Constitution is based on:
The term 'We' in Preamble means:
The term 'We' in Preamble means:
Indian Constitution ensures 'Justice' in which of the following form?
Indian Constitution ensures 'Justice' in which of the following form?
Preamble has been amended by which Amendment Act?
Preamble has been amended by which Amendment Act?
In which case, the Supreme Court specifically opined that Preamble is 'not' a part of the Constitution?
In which case, the Supreme Court specifically opined that Preamble is 'not' a part of the Constitution?
In which case, the Supreme Court rejected the earlier opinion and held that Preamble is an integral part of the Constitution?
In which case, the Supreme Court rejected the earlier opinion and held that Preamble is an integral part of the Constitution?
The Preamble states that the Constitution derives its authority from:
The Preamble states that the Constitution derives its authority from:
As per Preamble, date of adoption of the Constitution is:
As per Preamble, date of adoption of the Constitution is:
42nd Constitutional Amendment (1976) added which of the terms to the Preamble?
42nd Constitutional Amendment (1976) added which of the terms to the Preamble?
Which part of the Indian Constitution expressly declares that India is a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic?
Which part of the Indian Constitution expressly declares that India is a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic?
'Economic Justice' as one of the objectives of the Indian Constitution has been provided in:
'Economic Justice' as one of the objectives of the Indian Constitution has been provided in:
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Right to Property
Right to Property
A Fundamental Right in the Indian Constitution, now abolished.
India's Constitution Type
India's Constitution Type
A Union of states, a single entity, not a federation or quasi-federation.
Source of Legal Authority in India
Source of Legal Authority in India
The Constitution of India is the supreme law of the land.
Soul of the Constitution
Soul of the Constitution
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Preamble's Basis
Preamble's Basis
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Meaning of "We" in Preamble
Meaning of "We" in Preamble
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Forms of Justice in Constitution
Forms of Justice in Constitution
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Preamble Amendment Act
Preamble Amendment Act
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Preamble's Constitutional Status
Preamble's Constitutional Status
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Preamble's Source of Authority
Preamble's Source of Authority
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Constitution Adoption Date
Constitution Adoption Date
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42nd Amendment's Addition
42nd Amendment's Addition
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India's Sovereign Status
India's Sovereign Status
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Economic Justice in Constitution
Economic Justice in Constitution
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Preamble Word Sequence
Preamble Word Sequence
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Study Notes
Business Laws and Ethics (Paper - 5) - MCQ Bank
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Right to Property: A Constitutional Right
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India's Description in Constitution: A Union of states
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Source of Legal Authority in India: The Constitution of India
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Soul of the Constitution: The Preamble
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Preamble's Basis: Philosophy of India, Objectives Resolution drafted by Pandit Nehru
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"We" in Preamble: Refers to the People of India
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Justice in Constitution: Social, economic, and political justice
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Preamble Amendment Act: 42nd Constitutional Amendment
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Supreme Court Ruling on Preamble (Negative): Berubari Union case
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Supreme Court Ruling on Preamble (Affirmative): Kesavanada Bharati case
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Constitutional Authority Source: The People of India
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Constitution Adoption Date: 26th November 1949
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42nd Amendment Additions: Socialist and Secular
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India's Fundamental Principles: Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic
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First Country with Preamble: USA
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Preamble Inspirations: Russian Revolution
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Ideals of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity Inspirations: French Revolution
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42nd Amendment: Added "Socialist" and "Secular" to the Preamble.
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Word Missing from Preamble: Sovereign, Socialist and Democratic
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India's Independence Status: Independent state, not a dependency of another nation
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Basic Aims and Objectives Location in Indian Constitution: Part -1
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Equality in Constitution: Lack of special privileges, adequate opportunities for all, no discrimination
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Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Trinity of ideals: Liberty, Flexibility and Fraternity
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Acceptance of Proposal: By notice of acceptance, by performance of the condition of consideration, by acceptance of a reciprocal promise
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Competence to contract: Parties needs to be of sound mind and above a certain age
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Agreement and Essential Element of Contract: Offer , acceptance, lawful consideration, contractual capacity
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Effect of Wagering Agreements: Void
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Valid Contract: Agreement + legal obligation
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Offer Genesis Examples: Invitation to offer, Declaration of intention, Offers made in joke
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Valid Contract Components: Offer and acceptance, Lawful consideration, Capacity of parties
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Acceptance of Special Offer: Any person
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Acceptance Mode Deviation: Offerer decides to keep quiet, this forms a valid contract
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Acceptance Communication Completion: When the letter reaches the offerer
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Agreements Without Consideration: Void
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Promise to Compensate: Consideration in a contract, a past consideration
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Consent by Fraud: Voidable at the option of aggrieved party
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Parties to Agreement Under Mistake : Voidable
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Requisites of Fraud: False assertion, knowledge, intent to deceive or recklessly
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Value Considerations: Right, Interest, Profit, Forbearance or Benefit
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Agreement by a Minor: Void
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Minor's Contract for Necessaries: Valid
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Minor Entering into Agreement: Voidable at the minor's option
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Minor ratifying agreement: Valid if done after achieving majority
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Minor Agreement: Void
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Agreement Against Law/Morals: Void
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Negotiable Instruments Act: Defines and amends the law relating to bills of exchange, promissory notes, and other negotiable instruments
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"Banker" Designation: Anyone who acts as an employee of a post office savings bank
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Examples of Non-Promissory Note: I.O.U., "I promise to pay B or order 500"
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Preamble is 'not' a part of Constitution: Berubari Union case
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Preamble is an integral part of Constitution: Kesavanada Bharati case
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