Full Marks: 100
Pass Marks: 40
Time: 3 Hours
GROUP-A (CONSTITUTION)
(10×5=50)
Attempt any FIVE (5) Questions. The questions are of equal value.
1. What is constitution? Point out fundamental differences between federal and unitary constitution.
2. What do you mean by independence of judiciary? How does Nepalese constitution ensure the judicial independence in Nepal? Explain.
3. What are major functions of the President of Nepal under the Constitution of Nepal (2072)? Explain with the relevant examples.
4. Constitution is the fundamental law of the land. Critically examine the salient features of the Constitution of Nepal (2072).
5. What do you mean by rule of law? Examine pre-requisites of rule of law.
6. What is the federal system? Discuss the essential features of the federal system.
GROUP-B (JURISPRUDENCE)
(10×5=50)
Attempt any FIVE (5) Questions. The questions are of equal value.
7. What do you mean by law? Explain various sources of law.
8. "Law is the Command of the Sovereign. Every law or rule is the command by the political superior to political inferiors." Do you agree with this statement?
9. Define Justice. Explain various types of justice.
10. What is right? How do you classify legal rights?
11. What do you mean by person? Explain the legal status of dead and unborn persons.
12. Analyse key differences between right and duties.
