81) Right to freedom guaranteed under Art. 19 of the Indian Constitution is automatically suspended when a proclamation of emergency is declared under which of the following grounds?
A) Armed Rebellion
B) War
C) Loss of Election
D) External Aggression
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C) Loss of Election
Explanation:Under Article 19 of the Indian Constitution, the right to freedom is automatically suspended during a proclamation of emergency on grounds of War, Armed Rebellion, or External Aggression (but NOT on ground of Loss of Election).
Answer: Loss of Election (This is NOT a ground, making it the correct answer to “which ground”)
82) Which of the following is not a defence to strict liability?
A) Act of God
B) Consent of the plaintiff
C) Act of a third party
D) Reasonable care taken by defendant
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C) Act of a third party
Explanation:The defenses to strict liability include: Act of God, Consent of plaintiff, Act of third party. “Reasonable care taken by defendant” is NOT a defense to strict liability.
Answer: Reasonable care taken by defendant
83) Punishments that can be imposed under BNS are _____.
A) Death sentence, imprisonment, fine, compensation
B) Death sentence, imprisonment, fine and community service
C) Death sentence, imprisonment for life, damages, fine
D) Fine, compensation, damages, death sentence
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C) Death sentence, imprisonment for life, damages, fine
Explanation:Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), punishments include: Death sentence, imprisonment for life, imprisonment, fine, and community service.
Answer: Death sentence, imprisonment, fine and community service
84) Which of the following services do not fall under Public Utility Service?
A) Sanitation
B) Electricity services
C) Postal services
D) Home services
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D) Home services
Explanation:Public Utility Services include essential services like sanitation, electricity, postal services. Home services (like domestic help) are NOT considered public utility services.
Answer: Home services
85) Which one of the following cannot be dissolved but can be abolished?
A) State Legislative Council
B) State Legislative Assembly
C) Rajya Sabha
D) Lok Sabha
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A) State Legislative Council
Explanation:The State Legislative Council cannot be dissolved but can be abolished (created or abolished by Parliament under Article 169).
Answer: State Legislative Council
86) Under which Act does the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) derives its investigative power?
A) Indian Penal Code, 1860
B) The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988
C) The Delhi Special Police Establishment Act 1946
D) The Central Vigilance Commission Act, 2003
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C) The Delhi Special Police Establishment Act 1946
Explanation:The CBI derives its investigative powers from the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act, 1946.
Answer: The Delhi Special Police Establishment Act 1946
87) Which type of cases are not dealt by the Lok Adalat?
A) Family disputes
B) Motor accident claims
C) Compoundable criminal offences
D) Non-compoundable criminal offences
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D) Non-compoundable criminal offences
Explanation:Lok Adalats can deal with compoundable offences but NOT with non-compoundable criminal offences.
Answer: Non-compoundable criminal offences
88) Which of the following Committees was appointed to make recommendations about the inclusion of Fundamental Duties to the Indian Constitution?
A) Swaran Singh Committee
B) Punchi Committee
C) Sarkaria Commission
D) Malmath Committee
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A) Swaran Singh Committee
Explanation:The Swaran Singh Committee (1976) recommended the inclusion of Fundamental Duties in the Indian Constitution.
Answer: Swaran Singh Committee
89) The right of lien allows an unpaid seller to
A) Take legal action for damages
B) Retain possession of the goods until payment
C) Repossess the goods from buyer
D) Sell the goods to another buyer
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B) Retain possession of the goods until payment
Explanation:The right of lien allows an unpaid seller to retain possession of goods until payment is received.
Answer: Retain possession of the goods until payment
90) Where the headquarters of the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) is situated?
A) Geneva
B) Beijing
C) Paris
D) Tokyo
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A) Geneva
Explanation:The headquarters of WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organisation) is in Geneva, Switzerland.
Answer: Geneva
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