Jammu And Kashmir And Ladakh - Study Mode

[#736] Which powers gave the Governor right to report about any mismanagement happens in the state to the Centre Government?
Correct Answer

(C) Discretionary Powers

Explanation

Solution: Discretionary powers give the Governor right to report about any mismanagement happens in the State to the Central Government. When the State Government is unable to function well, this situation ultimately leads to the Governor's rule in Jammu and Kashmir after the approval by the President of India.

[#737] A person can be appointed as a District Judge of Jammu and Kashmir, if he/she has been an Advocate or Pleader for atleast
Correct Answer

(C) 7 years

Explanation

Solution: A person can be appointed as a District Judge if he has been an Advocate or Pleader for atleast 7 years and is recommended by the State High Court.

[#738] Match the following List-I List-II a. Lal Kanwar Sain 1. Puisne Judge b. Aga Syed Hussain 2. First Woman Judge c. Sindhu Sharma 3. First Chief Justice of the State Jammu and Kashmir
Correct Answer

(B) a-3, b-1, c-2

Explanation

Solution: The correct match is : Lal Kanwar Sain - First Chief Justice of the State Jammu and Kashmir Aga Syed Hussain - Puisne Judge Sindhu Sharma - First Woman Judge

[#739] Match the following List-I List-II a. Tenure of the Office of Judge. 1. Section 97 b. Qualification of a Judge. 2. Section 95 c. Oath or Affirmation by Judge. 3. Section 76
Correct Answer

(A) a-2, b-3, c-1

Explanation

Solution: The correct match is : Tenure of the Office of Judge - Section 95 Qualification of a Judge - Section 76 Oath or Affirmation by Judge - Section 97

[#740] The Section 97 of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution deals with the
Correct Answer

(A) Oath and Affirmation by Judges of the High Court.

Explanation

Solution: The Section 97 of the Jammu and Kashmir Constitution deals with the Oath and Affirmation by Judges of the High Court. The Oath Taking Ceremony of a Judge shall be done in the presence of the Governor of the State or in his absence, in the presence of a person who is appointed by the Governor on his behalf.