Option A: Article 16
Option B: Article 17
Option C: Article 18
Option D: Article 19
Correct Answer: Article 18 ✔
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Option A: J.L.Nehru
Option B: Ananthaswamy Ayyangar
Option C: Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel
Option D: Dr. Rajindra Parsad
Correct Answer: J.L.Nehru ✔
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Option A: All administered are equal before alw
Option B: Constitution is the consequence of rights
Option C: Constitution is not the consequence but source of rights
Option D: Equal justice should be assured to all
Correct Answer: Constitution is not the consequence but source of rights ✔
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Option A: Equal protection for public servants
Option B: Equal protection for all military people
Option C: Among equals laws should be equally administered
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Among equals laws should be equally administered ✔
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Option A: U.S.S.R
Option B: U.S.R
Option C: England
Option D: India
Correct Answer: India ✔
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Option A: All persons are equally subject to ordinary laws
Option B: Rules should be the basis of all laws
Option C: Equal justice for all
Option D: Absence of special privileges before law for certain persons
Correct Answer: Rules should be the basis of all laws ✔
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Option A: Article 13
Option B: Article 14
Option C: Article 15
Option D: Article 16
Correct Answer: Article 15 ✔
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Option A: In it arbitrary law is subordinate to regular law
Option B: In it regular law is above arbitrary law
Option C: In it both arbitrary and regular laws are reconciled
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: In it regular law is above arbitrary law ✔
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Option A: Article 24
Option B: Article 25
Option C: Article 26
Option D: Article 27
Correct Answer: Article 24 ✔
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Name the country from which concept of ‘equal protection of law’ we borrowed in our Constitution?
Option A: U.S.A.
Option B: U.S.S.R
Option C: France
Option D: Switzerland
Correct Answer: A. U.S.A. ✔
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Option A: Dictatorship
Option B: Authoritarian System
Option C: Monarchy
Option D: Presidential System of Government
Correct Answer: Democracy, both Parliamentary and Presidential ✔
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Option A: U.S.A
Option B: U.S.S.R
Option C: China
Option D: Japan
Correct Answer: England ✔
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Option A: Go into the letters of the law
Option B: Go into the spirit of the law
Option C: Go neither into letters nor spirit of the laws
Option D: Go both into the letters and spirit of the laws
Correct Answer: Go both into the letters and spirit of the laws ✔
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Option A: All rich will be protected equally before law
Option B: All citizens under equal circumstances will be protected equally before law
Option C: All citizens under even unequal circumstances will be protected equally before law
Option D: Government will pay equal expenses for giving justice to all
Correct Answer: All citizens under equal circumstances will be protected equally before law ✔
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Option A: Article 25
Option B: Article 26
Option C: Article 27
Option D: Article 28
Correct Answer: Article 25 ✔
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Option A: H.J.Laski
Option B: Ivor Jennings
Option C: A.V.Dicey
Option D: Rousseau
Correct Answer: A.V.Dicey ✔
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Option A: In it all elite are treated equal before law
Option B: In it all poor are treated equal before law
Option C: In it all rulers are treated equal before law
Option D: In it all bureaucrats are treated equal before law
Correct Answer: In it all are treated equal before law ✔
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Option A: U.S.A
Option B: U.S.S.R
Option C: India
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: U.S.S.R ✔
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Option A: England
Option B: China
Option C: U.S.S.R
Option D: U.S.A
Correct Answer: U.S.A ✔
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