Supreme Court of India
[A]. Government of India Act, 1935
[B]. Government of India Act, 1919
[C]. Pitts India Act, 1773
[D]. None of the following
[A]. Article 124 to 147 and Part V of the Indian Constitution informs about the composition and powers of the Supreme Court?
[B]. The Supreme Court was inaugurated on January 28, 1950
[C]. At present, there are 35 judges in the Supreme Court
[D]. Judges of Supreme Court are appointed by the President of India
[A]. It is compulsory to be a citizen of India.
[B]. He should be a respected jurist in the eyes of Parliament
[C]. Must be a judge in the High Court for at least 5 years
[D]. He should be a lawyer in the High Court for at least 10 years
[A]. Judge of the Supreme Court can remain in office till the age of 65 years.
[B]. Judge of the Supreme Court gives his resignation letter to the Chief Justice
[C]. On the recommendation of Parliament, he can be removed by the President.
[D]. Supreme Court judge can be removed only in the condition of misconduct.
[A]. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
[B]. Only President
[C]. Only Parliament
[D]. Both Parliament and President
[A]. The post of Chief Justice is vacant
[B]. Chief Justice is temporarily absent
[C]. Chief Justice is unable to discharge his obligations
[D]. All of the above
[A]. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
[B]. The President of India
[C]. The Parliament
[D]. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has the right to allow to establish the bench of the Supreme Court elsewhere in the country with prior approval of the President.
[A]. Article 176
[B]. Article 153
[C]. Article 124
[D]. Article 324
[A]. Article 145: salary of judges
[B]. Article 143: Power of President to consult with the Supreme Court
[C]. Article 141: orders of the Supreme Court is applicable to all courts of India
[D]. Article 139: Power of Supreme Court to issue writ petition
[A]. President
[B]. Supreme Court
[C].Council of Ministers
[D]. Parliament