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1

Which doctrine was propounded in Keshavananda Bharati case?

A

Basic Structure Doctrine
B

Separation Doctrine
C

Colorable Legislation
D

Pith and Substance

2

In Golaknath case, what was held regarding Parliament?

A

Cannot amend Fundamental Rights
B

Can amend any provision
C

Only executive can amend
D

Judiciary can amend

3

Article 13 declares which laws void?

A

Pre-constitutional laws violating FR
B

Only post laws
C

Only criminal laws
D

Only civil laws

4

Reasonable classification requires:

A

Intelligible differentia & nexus
B

Equality of result
C

Uniformity
D

Majority approval

5

E.P. Royappa case equates equality with:

A

Anti-arbitrariness
B

Uniformity
C

Reservation
D

Hierarchy