61.
The British Prime Minister Belongs to:
A
House of Commons
B
House of representatives
C
House of Lords
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The British Prime Minister Belongs to:
House of Commons
House of representatives
House of Lords
The British constitution is based on:
Checks and balances
Judicial Review
Gap between the Theory and Practice
The British Constitution is based on:
Written Character
Convention-ridden
Federal Character
The authority of the Parliament is ................ by the will of voter:
Affected
Not Affected
Limited by
Tenure of Mrs. Thatcher was:
1963 – 1980
1988- 1994
1979 – 1989
Statutes are the laws made by the:
Parliament
Queen
House of Lords
Sovereignty of the Parliament means:
Sovereignty of the House of Commons
Sovereignty of the House of Lords
Sovereignty of the Cabinet
Rule of law is the limitation of:
House of commons
House of lords
Parliament
Resolutions of either house of Parliament:
Has force of law
Do not have force of law
Have the sanction behind the rule of law
Queen must be a faithful:
Catholic
Protestant
Buddhist
Mrs. Thatcher was removed byby:
Mr. Wilson
Sir Alec
Mr. John Major
The oldest Constitution in the world is:
Britain
India
USA
Mother of all Parliament is called to be:
US Parliamnet
France Parliament
UK Parliament
Ministerial Responsibility is of ................ types:
Uni – type
Two Type
Three Type
Magna Carta was signed by:
King Macbeth
King John
King Charles
Magna Carta was signed by King John in:
1215
1010
1628
Lords Spiritual consists of:
Two Archbishops
Three Archbishops
Five Archbishops
Lords of Appeal are ................ in numbers:
Ten
Fifteen
Five
Lord Chancellor is the member of the cabinet and also the head of :
The Judiciary
The Administration
The Parliament
Judicial decisions are a part of:
American Constitution
British constitution
Convention