Political Science · Political Institutions in India
UGC NET November 2021 Political Science
Match List I with List II and choose the correct option from the codes given below.
List I
- I. Original Jurisdiction
- II. Writ Jurisdiction
- III. Appellate Jurisdiction
- IV. Advisory Jurisdiction
- V. Court of Record
List II
- a. Punishing for contempt of court
- b. Supreme Court deciding a disputed Union legislation which a state feels has transgressed into matters not in the list of the 7th Schedule
- c. Quo Warranto for wrongful occupation of a public office
- d. President seeks opinion on a question of law or fact of public importance
- e. Individual approaches the Supreme Court against a judgement of a Court or tribunal through special leave
AI-a, II-c, III-b, IV-e, V-d
BI-b, II-c, III-e, IV-a, V-d
CI-b, II-c, III-e, IV-d, V-a ✓ Correct
DI-d, II-c, III-e, IV-b, V-a
Correct answer: (C) I-b, II-c, III-e, IV-d, V-a — Correct matching: original jurisdiction with centre-state legislative disputes, writ jurisdiction with Quo Warranto, appellate jurisdiction with special leave appeals, advisory jurisdiction with the President seeking an opinion, and the court…
Explanation
★Correct matching: original jurisdiction with centre-state legislative disputes, writ jurisdiction with Quo Warranto, appellate jurisdiction with special leave appeals, advisory jurisdiction with the President seeking an opinion, and the court of record with punishing for contempt.
★Original jurisdiction under Article 131 covers disputes between the centre and the states.
★Writ jurisdiction under Article 32 allows the Supreme Court to issue writs such as Quo Warranto against wrongful occupation of a public office.
★Appellate jurisdiction under Article 136 allows an individual to approach the Court against a judgement through special leave.
★Advisory jurisdiction under Article 143 lets the President seek the Court's opinion on a question of law or fact of public importance.
★As a court of record under Article 129, the Supreme Court can punish for contempt of court.
★For NET, map each of the Supreme Court's jurisdictions to its enabling article.
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