CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India - II (K-2002) - June 2023 - Old Question Paper

LLB 2nd Semester Examination, June 2023
Constitutional Law of India - II
(Structure and working of the Indian Constitution)
(K-2002)

Section A
Note: Attempt all questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. Write conditions for removal of a Supreme Court Judge.
2. Write qualification for election of the President of India.
3. When does the President of India give a special address in Parliament?
4. Court of Record
5. Money bill

Section B
Note: Attempt any two question. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Discuss the doctrine of Basic Structure.
7. Discuss the procedure for passing of Money Bill.
8. Discuss the principle of collective responsibility of the council of ministers.

Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. Discuss the power of parliament to amend the constitution under article 368 with the help of decided cases.
10. Discuss the legislative relations between the center and state.
11. Describe the judicial and legislative function of the central executive.
12. With the help of the decided cases explain the parliamentary privileges' available to the Members of the Parliament.
13. Critically discuss the procedure of the appointment of Supreme Court Judge.

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India II (K-2002) - June 2022 - Old Question Paper

LLB 2nd Semester Examination, June 2022
Constitutional Law of India - II
(Structure and working of the Indian Constitution)
(K-2002)

Section A
Note: Attempt all questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. What is the procedure of election of the President of India?
2. What do you understand by the doctrine of colorable legislation?
3. When an emergency under Art 360 may be declared?
4. What is the constitutional position of the speaker of the House of the People?
5. Appropriation bill.

Section B
Note: Attempt any two question. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Discuss regarding the term and appointment of the Justice of Supreme Court. Briefly discuss the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
7. "At a time membership of both the houses is restricted" Regarding this statement what are the provisions in the constitution? Explain.
8. Discuss the scope of the ordinance making power of the President. When can he issue ordinance with respect to matter of State List?

Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. What do you understand by President Rule under Article 356? Why is it called most abused provision of the constitution? Whether it has caused a dent on our Federal structure? Cite example to support your answer.
10. Explain the three fold constitutional, civil and criminal appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. When a person is entitled to appear to the Supreme Court as a matter of right?
11. A constitution which may be prima facie rigid in practice prove to be very flexible as happened in India. Explain the procedure of amendment of the Indian Constitution under Art 368.
12. Discuss the interrelation of the two houses of parliament in the legislative process. When a joint sitting of both houses takes place? Give an example of such joint sitting. Whether the role of upper house is lower than the lower house in the legislative process?
13. Discuss the scheme of distribution of legislative power with regard to subject matter of legislation in our constitution. When the center can legislate on a subject matter of State List? How center control state legislation? Cite relevant constitutional provisions.

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India II (K-2002) - 2019 - Old Question Papers

LLB 2nd Semester Examination - 2019
Constitutional Law of India - II
(K-2002)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. Write down the procedure of election of President of India.
2. What do you mean by colorable legislation?
3. Write the effects of emergency proclaimed by the President of India under Article 356 of the Indian Constitution.
4. Write down various procedures amend the Constitution.
5. What conditions are prescribed under Indian Constitution for removal of a Judge of Supreme Court of India?

Section B
Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any two question. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Explain the Parliamentary Privileges available to the Members of Parliament.
7. It is commonly said that Prime Minister is the real executive head instead of the President of India. Comment.
8. What do you mean by Doctrine of Basic Structure? Discuss this doctrine critically.

Section C
Note: This section contains six questions. Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. Write down an essay on national emergency as proclaimed under Article 352 of the Constitution of India. What are it's effect? Refer to decided cases.
10. Explain the Powers and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India.
11. Discuss the scope of Parliament to amend the Constitution of India under Article 368. Refer to decided cases.
12. With the help of decided cases discuss critically the appointment procedure of Supreme Court judges.
13. With the help of decided cases discuss 'Doctrine of Territorial Nexus' and 'Doctrine of Pith and Substance'.

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India II (K-2002) - 2018 - Old Question Papers

LLB 2nd Semester Examination - 2018
Constitutional Law of India - II
(K-2002)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. What are the qualifications for election as President of India?
2. When the President of India gives special address in Parliament?
3. What do you mean by "Non obstinate clause" of Legislation?
4. What duty under Article 355 of Constitution of India has been imposed upon the Government of India?
5. Write down the conditions for removal of Judge of Supreme Court.

Section B
Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any two question. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Discuss the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of India.
7. Explain the powers of the President of India as preserved under the Constitution of India.
8. Analysis of the provisions of Constitution of India makes it clear that Prime Minister is the real executive head. Do you agree?

Section C
Note: This section contains six questions. Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. To what extent the Parliament of India can amend the Constitution under Article 368 of the Constitution of India? Discuss, refer to decided cases.
10. What do you mean by Parliamentary Privileges available to the Member of the Parliament?
11. Write an essay on state emergency as prescribed under Article 356 of the Constitution of India. Refer to decided cases.
12. Discuss critically the procedure of appointment of supreme court judges. Refer to decided cases.
13. Write short notes on the following:-
(i) Doctrine of Territorial Nexus
(ii) Doctrine of Pith and Substance

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India I (K-1002) - 2022 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2022
Constitutional Law of India - I
(K-1002)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks

1. What do you understand by fundamental law?
2. Federal Constitution
3. Parliamentary form of government
4. Secular state
5. Right to property

Section B
Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any one question. Each question carries 20 marks

6. "Preamble gives direction and purpose to the constitution." Describe.
7. Write a short note on 'Fundamental Duties'.
8. What is the doctrine of double jeopardy? Explain.

Section C
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 30 marks

9. "Environment protection structure is the result of extended interpretation of Article 21." Discuss.
10. Explain with the help of decided cases, the doctrine of eclipse and the doctrine of severability.
11. Discuss with illustrations the right of equality before law.
12. Which different freedoms are included in right to freedom of speech? What restrictions are imposed on them? Discuss in detail with decided cases.
13. Against whom can the fundamental rights be enforced? What remedies are available to a person to enforce fundamental rights? Discuss.

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India I (K-1002) - 2021 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2021 Constitutional Law of India - I (K-1002)

Section A Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks

1. How many Fundamental Rights are available there under Indian Constitution? Write down very briefly.
2. Write down the distinction between 'Equality before law' and 'Equal protection of law'.
3. What do you mean by the term Secularism?
4. What restrictions have been placed upon individual religious freedom?
5. What do you mean by the doctrine of 'Double Jeopardy'?

Section B Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any one question. Each question carries 20 marks

6. Article 14 of the Indian Constitution permits reasonable classification but forbids class legislation. Discuss. Refer decided cases.
7. Explain the provisions of the 'Rights against exploitation' as guaranteed under Indian Constitution. Refer to decided cases.
8. With the help of decided cases Explain the restrictions prescribed under Article 19(2) of the Indian Constitution upon freedom of speech and expression.

Section C Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 30 marks

9. Right to life does not mean mere animal existence but right to live with human dignity. In the light of this statement explain Right to life as guaranteed under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. Refer decided cases.
10. Explain the relation between Directive Principles to State Policy and Fundamental Rights. Refer to decided cases.
11. Does the Indian Constitution provides for the establishment of a secular state? What has been the attitude of courts in this regards? Discuss.
12. Indian Constitution shifted from competitive to cooperative federalism. Do you agree? Discuss.
13. Write an essay on Public Interest Litigation.

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India I (K-1002) - 2019 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2019
Constitutional Law of India - I
(K-1002)

Section A
Note: This section contains five questions. Attempt all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. Ex post facto laws
2. Cooperative Federalism
3. Can fundamental rights be amended? Answer with the help of decided cases.
4. Doctrine of Eclipse
5. Uniform Civil Code for the citizens.

Section B
Note: This section contains three questions. Attempt any two question. Each question carries 10 marks

6. To what extent the rule of law is incorporated in Indian Constitution?
7. Underlying objects and importance of the Directive Principles of State Policy. Explain.
8. Explain the nature of the Indian Constitution.

Section C
Note: This section contains six questions. Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. "No person shall be deprived of his life and personal liberty except according to the procedure established by law." (Art 21). Discuss.
10. How does the constitution of India protects the cultural and educational rights of minorities? Refer to case laws.
11. Who can be a citizen of India according to the provisions of the Indian Constitution?
12. Article 1(1) says "India that is Bharat shall be union of states" Explain.
13. "The Preamble of the constitution reflects the aspirations of the constitution" Discuss.
14. Define P.I.L and distinguish it from Private Interest Litigation. What are the positive achievements of Public Interest Litigation and its pit falls? How can such pit falls be avoided?

CCSU LLB - Constitutional Law of India (K 1002) - 2018 - Old Question Paper

LLB 1st Semester Examination - 2018
Constitutional Law of India - I
(K-1002)

Section A
Note: Attempt all questions. Each question carries 4 marks

1. Doctrine of Basic structure.
2. Ex Post Facto Laws
3. Double jeopardy.
4. Fundamental Duties of Citizens.
5. Judicial Review.

Section B
Note: Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks

6. Supreme Court is a watchful sentinel of the fundamental rights'. Explain this statement.
7. On what grounds restrictions may be imposed on the citizen’s right to freedom of speech and expression?
8. What is the meaning of the word 'only' as used under Art 15(I) of the Constitution?

Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks

9. "The Indian Constitution establishes a system of Government which is almost quasi federal, a unitary state with a subsidiary federal features rather than a federal state with subsidiary unitary features" KC Weheare. Elucidate.
10. Article 13 makes the judiciary and especially the Apex court as a guardian, protector and interpreter of the fundamental rights. Discuss.
11. "No person shall be deprived of his life except according to the procedure established by law". (Article 21) Discuss. 12. Explain the provisions of the "Right against Exploitation".
13. What do you mean by the Fundamental Right of Education? What is the Importance of the right to the person? To what age of children this right is granted and when? What is the contribution of judiciary in getting this right passed by the Parliament also?