• There are 12 Schedules in the Constitution of India.
• Impeachment of the President is provided under Article 61 of the Constitution of India.
• The concept of Panchayati Raj institutions is based upon Balwant Rai Mehta Committee.
• Sarkaria Commission is constituted for Centre State Relations.
• Death Penalty is to be confirmed by two judges.
• There are 11 Chapters and 167 Sections in the Evidence Act, 1872.
• Anticipatory Bail can only be granted by the Sessions Court and the High Court.
• Death sentence is to be confirmed under section 368 CrPC.
• Under section 259 CrPC summons trial can be converted into warrant trial.
• Pardoning Power of the President is provided under Article 72 of the Constitution of India.
• Writ of Habeas Corpus is issued in case of illegal arrest/wrongful confinement.
• Council of Ministers is responsible to the House of People.
• 1st Joint Session of the Parliament was held in 1961.
• Sale of Goods Act was enacted in the year 1930.
• Under the Constitution of India Hindi in Devanagri script is the national language of India.
• Central Vigilance Commission is based on the Santhanam Committee.
• Nullum Tempus Occurit Regi means Limitation/ Time Limit does not apply against the ruler of the State.
• Article 40 of the Constitution of India mandates the state government to form Village Panchayats.
• First Attorney General for India was M.C Setalvad
• Retd. Justice Kuldeep Singh is known as the Green Judge.
• After exhausting all available remedies before the Supreme Court, a Curative Petition is maintainable as held in Ashok Hurra case.
• Full faith and credit clause of the Constitution of India does not apply to Acts of Corporation.
• A Private Clause means Henry VIII clause.
• A resolution passed by the Council of States under Article 249 empowering the
Parliament to legislate on state subject in national interest remains in force for a period not exceeding one year.
• The Supreme Court in Secretary, Ministry of I & B v. Cricket Association of Bengal held that air waves and frequencies were public property and their use must be regulated by public authority.
• The principle that no one shall be allowed to enrich himself at the expense of another is the basis of Quasi Contracts.
• Lending money to a borrower, at a higher rate of interest when the money market is tight still makes the agreement of loan valid.
• Locus Poenitentiae Test is applied to the cases of Attempt.
• Injury is any harm illegally caused to any person in his body, mind, reputation, or property.
• Benefit of general exceptions must be proved and pleaded by the accused.
• Defence of Insanity is based upon the Macnaughten’s case.
• Contract uberrimae fidei means contract of utmost good faith.
• The principle “Restitution stops where repayment begins” can be applied in the case of minors.
• The Parliament can establish additional courts for better administration of any existing law with respect to a matter concerned in the Union List.
• The General Assembly can request the ICJ to give an advisory opinion.
• In E.P Royappa v. State of Tamil Nadu the Supreme Court laid down for the first time the new concept of equality as an anti-thesis of arbitrariness.
• A change in the nature of obligation of a contract is known as Novation.
