Most probable questions on the Constitutional Law of India, Indian Penal Code, Law of Contract and Law of Torts for Odisha Judicial Service (OJS) mains examination! Q.1. What are the legislative powers of the President? [Assam Judicial Service (Grade-III) Written Examination, 2015] What are the legislative powers of the President of India? [Assam Judicial Service […]
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100 Important Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for Odisha Judicial Service (OJS) preliminary exam! 1. On which date the statue of the International Criminal Court has come into force: (a) 10 December, 2003 (b) 24 October, 2002 (c) 01 July, 2002 (d) 01 January, 2003. Ans. (c) 2. Under which Article of the U.N. Charter the […]
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Expected questions on Constitutional Law of India, Indian Penal Code, Law of Contract and Law of Torts for OJS Mains Exam [Odisha Judicial Services Main Exam] Q.1. “Right to freedom of speech and expression includes right to acquire and disseminate information”. Explain this proposition with reference to relevant case law. [Assam Judicial Service (Grade-III) Written […]
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Odisha Judicial Services (OJS) Exam Preliminary Questions (With Answers)! 1. Which treaty signaled the departure of the Gurkhas and the arrival of the British on the political canvas of Shimla Hill states? A. Treaty of Sagauli B. Treaty of Lahore C. Treaty of Malaun D. Treat of Ramgarh Ans: A 2. Who among the following […]
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Odisha Judicial Service Exam Questions and Answers ! 1. Which of the can be prosecuted for offence where mens rea is requisite? A. juristic B. artificial person C. either (A) or (B) D. none of them Ans. C 2. Which of the following is correct meaning of the phase ‘animus deserendi’? A. Fact of separation […]