Worksheets8c-High Courts in India
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
6.The age for retirement of judges from supreme courts and high courts are respectively ?
[A] 65 & 62
[B] 65 & 60
[C] 65 for both
[D] 65 & 63
10.To be appointed as a judge of Supreme Court a person should have been an advocate of a High Court for at least _________Yrs?
[A] 5
[B] 10
[C] 15
[D] 20
12.The power to decide an election petition in India is vested in the ________ ?
[A] Parliament
[B] Supreme court
[C] High Courts
[D] President
How many levels of court are there in India?
a. Three
b. Two
c. None
d. One
One
Two
three
None
Each state has ______
Judiciary
Supreme Court
High court
All of these
'A group of girl is harassed by a group of boys' is comes under :-
Civil Law
Social law
Economical law
Criminal law
Civil law include :-
Disputes related to sale of land
Disputes related to purchase of good
Both (a) & (b)
None of these
What is the procedure of removal of Judges called ?
Impeachment
Judicial Review
Collegiality
Contempt of Court
The Structure of the Judiciary is _______ .
Circular
Rectangular
Pyramidal
Opaque
Under which Jurisdiction does the SC tries appeals from Lower Courts?
Advisory
Original
Appellate
Writs
What does the term 'appellate jurisdiction' mean?
The power to overturn parliamentary law
The power to read minds
The power to interpret the constitution
The power to hear appeals from lower courts
What are the two main jurisdictions of the High Court?
State Law and Original (interpret the Constitution)
Appellate and Original (interpret the Constitution)
Appellate and State Law
What does the word 'jurisdiction' mean?
Judges
The ability to choose who can sit in parliament
The official power to make legal decisions and pass judgement
What is a constitution?
A book of written laws a country must follow
A list of rules that people can choose to follow
A pamphlet made by politicians to discuss what laws they should have
