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Register No.

ML 1128

LL.M. DEGRE E (SEMES TER) EXAMI NATION S, JULY 2023.


(For the candidat es admitted from 2020 - 2021 onwards)
First Year - Second Semeste r
BRANC H XVI - CONSTI TUTION AL LAW AND ADMINI STRATI VE LAW

PAPER V: DYNAMICS OF THE CODE: PWA


INDIAN
CONSTITUTION

Time : Three hours. Maximu m : 60 marks


PART A- (3 x 12 = 36 marks)

Answer THREE of the following.

1. What are the aims and objectives of the Indian Constitu tion as set out
in the Preamb le? Is Preambl e a part of the Constitu tion?

2. "The state shall not make any law which takes away or abridge s the
rights conferre d by this part and any law made in contrav ention of this
clause shall, to the extent of the contrave ntion, be void." Briefly discuss
with the help of decided cases.

3. State what is meant by Compen satory Discrim ination with referenc e to


constitu tional provisio ns and decided cases.

4. Explain the concept of equality by bringing out it~ exceptio ns with


decided cases.

5. "Judicia l activism is to protect democra cy and disallow the trivializ ation


of the Constit ution norms" - Discuss the above stateme nt with relevan t
cases.

[P.T.O.]
PART B- (4 x 6 = 24 marks)

Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each.


6. Give a brief account of the fundamental duties.
7. What is doctrine of Waiver?
8. What is Doctrine of Proportionality?
9. Art.14 forbids class legislation, it does not forbid reasonable
classification- Discuss.
\

10. What is the difference between statut?ry remedy and constitutional


remedy?

11. What is legitimate e:xpectation?

2 MLll?~
ML 1129
LL.M- DEGREE (SEMES'l'b , JNATIONS, JULY 2023.
. ~it) EXi\1\1
(For the candid ates adlll.· ozO _ 2021 onwards)
itted froJJl z
First Yea ester
r .... .Se con d SeJJl
BRANCH XVI - CONSTITU'J'JONA.t LAW .4NV ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

PAPER VI: GENERAL ------- coVE: PWB


PRINC IPLES OF .
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Time : Three hour.s Maxim um: 60 marks

PART A-(3 x 12::: 36 rnarks)

Answe r THREE of the following.


1. "Administrative La\Y is concerned with the operati on and powers of
administrative authori ties rather than their structu re" - comment . .

2. Explain the doctrin e of separation of powers and discuss how far it is


covered by the Constitution of India.

3. Examine · the Diceis concept of 'Rule of Law' prevail ing m India, .


England and France .

4. 'The right of person al hearing is essential in admini strativ e and


.. Quasi - Judicia l proceedings' - Justify this statem ent with the help of
case laws.

5. "Judicial Review of administrative action is an essent ial part of Rule of


Law" - Critica lly analyze the st atement with decide d case laws.

PART B- (4 x 6 = 24 marks)

Answe r FOUR of ~he following in about 250 words each. ·

6. · Write a short note on th e ConS t itutional dimens ions of Admin istrativ e


Law in India. ·

[P.T.0.]
tlcture of
be stl' aa_tn . .
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7. Write a brief note on t s with rative discre tion .
. of fa.iroes the hel
8. Discuss the doctrine :ne of P of case laws.
docttl li!)(h
n the allst'10
9. Write a short note O • the ill n of alternative remedies.
eters fol Vocatio
10. Examine the paraIIl . n of the remedy by way of
Public Interest Litigation- . .
;\dIIlin1stratrve
11. Distinguish between Proce&s and. Administrative
Justice .
Register No.

ML 984

LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, AUGUST 2022.


(For the candidates admitted from 2020 - 2021 onwards)
First Year.:..... Second' Semester

BRANCH XVI - CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND


ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

PAPERV: J;)YNAMICS OF THE CODE: PWA


INDIAN CONSTITUTION

Time : Three" hours Maximum: 60 marks

·· (3 x 12= 36 marks)
PART A-

Answer THREE of the following.

1. "The Judicia.r y has pJayed. an important role in strengthening the


democratic values of Indian Federalism" - Discuss in detail.

2. "While Art. 14 forbids class legislation, it does not forbid reasonable


classification"-'- Discuss.

3. Write a detailed ·note on the scope of Right of Freedom of speech and


expression under the · Constitution of In,dia in the light . of recent
developments.

4: "No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except


according to procedure established by la~" - Comment on it with special
reference to the prison reforms IP the promotion of ethical
jurisprudence.

5. "Directive Principles of State Policy is not only fundamental in the


governance of the, country but also a charter of social reformation"-
. Comment.

[P.T.O.]
PART B - (4 x 6 = 24 marks)

Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each.

6. Explain Doctrine of Eclipse.

7. Explain the judicial aptitude towards the scope of the word "State".

8_ "Freedom of speech and expression contained in Art, 19(l)(a) of the


Indian Constitution includes Right to know also". Comment. Refer to
case laws.

9. After "Maneka Gandhi Case", the due process of law has become part
and parcel of Indian Legal System. Comment. Refer to _c ase laws.

· 10. Write q.own the role of judiciary in implementation of the Directive


Principles of $tate Policy.

11. Give a brief account of the Fundamental Duties.

ML984
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Register No.

ML 986
. LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTE R) EXAMINAT IONS, AUGUST 2022.
(For the candidates admitted from 2020 - 2021 onwards)
First Year - Second Semester .

BRANCH XVI - CONSTITU TIONAL LAW AND


ADMINISTRATIVE LAW .

PAPER VIII: CONTROL OF CODE: PWC


ADMINISTRATION:
LEGISLATI VE AND
JUDICIAL CONTROL

Time : Three hours Maximum : 60 marks

~ARTA- (3 x 12 ~ 36 marks)

Answer THREE of the following.

i. "Essential functions of the legislature cannot be delegated to the


executives"·. Discuss with·the help of decided cases.
2. Distinguish between 'C~urt'.and 'Tribunal'.•Analyse t4e Gonstit~tion ality
of Administra tive Tribunals in India. ·

3. Discuss the constitution al remedy available . against administrat ive


actions and explain how does Writ of Mandamus differ from injunction.

4. · State the extent to which governmen t is liable in torts.


5. Analyse the role of 'Public Corporation s' and discuss the various types of
controls over the working. of Public Corporation s in India.

P.t\RT B - · (4 x 6 = 24 marks)

Answer FOUR of the following_in about 250 words each

6. Write a note on 'Right to information'. ·

7. Explain . the 'Doctrine -of Proportio_n ality' with · reference to


administrat ive actions.

[P.T.O.]
8_ Explain the role of Central Bureau of Investigation in Administrative
Control.

9. "Lokayuktha helps to redress the citizen's grievances against


administrative faults" - Explain.

10. Explain Wednesbury Principle with reference to reasonableness m


administrative actions.

1 I. Discuss the applicability of the doctrine of estoppel in administrative


functions.

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Register No.

ML 985
LL.M. DEGR:EE (SEMESTE·R) EXAMINATIONS, AUGU ST 2022.
(For the candi dates admit ted from 2020 - 2021 onwards)
First Year ~ Second Seme ster

BRAN CH XVI - CONS TITU TION AL LAW AND


ADM INIST RATI VE LAW

CODE : PWB
PAPE R VI : GENE RAL PRIN CIPLE S OF
ADM INIST RATI VE LAW

Time : Three hours Maxi mum: 60 mark s

PAR TA- (3 x 12 = 36 marks )

Answ er THRE E of the following.

m the
1. "The Theor y of absol ute separ ation of power s is not possib le
mode rn welfa re state"-:-Discuss with const itutio nal provis ions ..

2.
oi
"The pr_o gressi ve dimin ution of arbitr arine ss in the · exerc ise
public
ss;
power is ultim ately what the rule of law notion is all about " - Discu

of non.-
3. "Doct rine of legiti mate expec tation forms part ·of princi ples
Critic ally
arbitr arine ss under Articl e 14 · as well as Rule of Law" . -
analy se.

of the
4. "No man shall be Judge of his own case" - Discu ss with the help
decid ed cases.

syste ms of
5. Briefl y discu ss the evolu tion of admin ;istrat ive law in vario us
gover nmen t from ancie nt .to mode rn period .

[P.T.O.]
PART B - (4 x 6 = 24 marks)
Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each.

6. Write short notes on Laches.

7. Discuss briefly on limits of Ju~icial Review.

8. Explain the exceptions to principles of Natural Justice.

9. , Write a note on Alternative Remedies.

10. Discuss briefly on Public Interest Litigation.

11. Explain the concept of judicial activism.

2 ML985
Register N o.
I \ \l 1
LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JANUARY 2023.

(For the candidates admitted from 2020-2021 onwards)

First Year - Second Semester

BRANCH XVI-CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

I p APER V : DYNAMICS OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION CODE: PWA

Time: Three hours Maximum: 60 marks

PART A- (3 x 12 = 36 marks)
Answer THREE of the following.

1. What do you understand by 'Doch"ine of Basic Sh·ucture'? Discuss its evolution and
significance in sh·engthening d emocracy .

2. Judicial Decisions have g iven widest of amplitude to the expression 'Other Authorities"
under Article 12 by evolving ' Insh·umenta lity or Agency of Government' . Discuss with the
propositions l ed by the Suprem e C ourt in this context.

3. Right to Life under Article 21 includes all that goes along with it. Discuss the different
facets of this right along with Judicial Pronouncements.

4. The Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Rights together constitute the
core of our Constitution and combine to form its conscience. Comment in the light of
judicial decisions.

5. Explain in brief, the nature and scope of Fundamental Duties. Are these duties justiciable
and enforceable? Explain. Cite relevant case laws.

PART B - (4 x 6 = 24 marks)
Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each.

6. "Like should be treated alike". Comment by referring with case laws and illustrations.

7. "The freedom of religion is one of the most restricted freedoms under the Indian
Constitution". Comment.

8. Explain how are doctrine of eclipse and severability apply to pre-constitutional laws and
post-constitutional laws. Cite with decided cases.

9. Explain Religious Fanaticism. Discuss how Religious Fanaticism is a threat to the security
and integrity of the nation.

10. Explain how is the doctrine of 'Separation of Powers' a restraint on judicial law making.

11. Write a note on Wednesbury' s principle in judicial decisions in India.


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Register No.
IIIIIIII
LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINA TIONS, JANUARY 2023.
(For the candidates admitted from 2020-2021 onwards)
First Year - Second Semester

BRANCH XVI - CONSTIT UTIONAL LAW AND ADMINIS TRATIVE LAW

PAPER VIII: CONTROL OF ADMINISTRATION -


LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL CONTROL CODE: PWC

Time: Three hours


Maximum: 60 marks
PART A - (3 x 12 = 36 marks)
Answer THREE of the following.

1. Examine the permissible limits of the delegated legislative pow.er in India and explain
the related doctrines.

2. "The power of superintendence conferred on High Courts under Article 227 is


administra tive as well as judicial" - Elucidate this statement with the help of decided
case laws.

3. Discuss the necessity, utility and suitability of the Institution of Ombudsm an in India.

4. List out the privileges of the Governme nt in Legal proceedings and Examine the rules
regarding the extent in which the State has the privilege of withholdin g evidence on the
ground of its being a state secret.

5. Discuss the reasons for the creation of public corporations. Explain the Liability and Role
of public corporation s

PART B - (4 x 6 = 24 marks)
Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each.

6. Comment on the need for Lokpal and Lok Ayukta Institutions in India.

7. Discuss the salient features of Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985.

8. Write a short note on the powers and functions of Central Bureau of Investigation.

9. Explain the doctrine of proportionality.

10. St~te the extent of liability of the administra tion with regard to contract.

11. Explain briefly about the' Access to Information' in India


Register No .

ML 977

LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS,


JANUARY 2023.
(For the candidates admitted from 2020 - 2021 onwards)
First Year - Second Semester
BRANCH XVI - CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

. PAPER VI :GENERAL CODE: PWB


PRINCIPLES OF
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Time : Three hours Maximum: 60 marks

PART A- (3 x 12 ~ 36 marks)

Answer THREE of the following.

1. Define · Administrative law and analyse the reasons for the growth of
administrative law.

2. Analyse the role of the concept of checks and balances put in place for .
the effective administration with reference to the doctrine of separation
of powers. .

3. Explain Rule of Law and state its significance in administration.

4. "The Rule against Bias" is one of the cardinal principles of F~ir hearing"
- Discuss with the help of decided cases.

5. Discuss the scope of judicial review of administrative actions in the light


of fundamental rights.

PART B - (4 x 6 = 24 marks)

Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each.

6. Write a note on 'Droit -Administratiff.

7. Write a short note on the "Latimer House Principles".

- [P.T.O.] _
8. Explain 'Laches' with refence to constitutional remedy.
9. Explain the Doctrine of exhaustion of alternative remedies in 'Writs'.
10. Discuss on Judicial activism.

11. Explain the enforceability of administrative directions.

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