Introduction To Law – Test 2

…. are those customs which are enforced by the State.

…. is the custom which prevails in same definite locality and constitutes a source of law for that place only.

A …. is that which prevails throughout the country and constitutes one of the sources of law of the land.

Which of the following customs are known as ” usages”?

….. are binding due to an agreement between the parties, and not due to any legal authority independently possessed by them.

Requisite of valid custom is/are ….

Requite of a valid custom is/are

Requisites of a valid custom is/are

The guidance or authority of past decisions of the court of future cases is also known as

The rule that a court decision becomes a precedent to be followed in similar cases is known as doctrine of …..

The first rule of doctrine of stare decisis is that each court … in the hierarchy is absolutely bound by the decisions of the courts … it.

The second rule of doctrine of stare decisis is that in general higher courts are bound by …

The Supreme Court is the highest Court and its decisions are binding on ….

The decisions of High Court are binding on all the ….

The decisions of one High Court have only a …. in a Court which is within the Jurisdiction of another High Court.

The decisions of one High Court have only a persuasive value in a Court which is within the jurisdiction of … High Court.

In case of any conflict between the two decisions of co-equal Benches, generally the …. is to be followed.

In High Court, a single judge constitutes the ….

A Bench of two judges is known as

Three or more judges is known as

Pre-constitution privy Council decision are ……

…… of the Constitution makes it clear that the law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all courts within the territory of India.

The expression all courts’ used in Article 141 refers only to court other than the …….

Supreme Court is …..

The earlier decisions of the Supreme Court cannot be departed by it unless there are ….. to do so.