Family Law-I Hindu Law LL.B Question Paper : kslu.ac.in

Name of the University : Karnataka State Law University
Degree : LL.B (3 years)
Subject Code/Name : Family Law-I Hindu Law
Semester : I
Document Type : Question Paper
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KSLU Family Law-I Question Paper

Duration : 3 Hours
Max. Marks : 100

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June 2013

Fourth Semester Three Year LL.B./Eighth Semester Five Year :
B.A./B.B.A. LL.B. Examination, June 2013 :
Right To Information Act :
Instructions :
1. Answer all 5 questions.
2. Figures to the right indicate marks.
3. Answers should be written either in English or Kannada completely.

UNIT – I :
Q. No. 1. (a) Discuss the historical development of the Right to Information Act, 2005 in India. Marks : 15
OR
‘Informed citizenry and transparency are the essentials of democracy’ elucidate.

(b) Write a note on ‘Mazdoor Kissan Shakti Sanghatan’. Marks : 5
OR
Write a note on Freedom of Information Act, 2002.

UNIT – II :
Q. No. 2. (a) What is right to information under the Right to Information Act ? State the difference between public authority and competent authority. Marks : 15
OR
‘All public authorities have to ordinarily disclose information sought by the applicant’. State the exceptions.

(b) State the provisions relating to Suo moto disclosure by the public authority. Marks : 5
OR
An illiterate person wants to seek some information from a public authority. He insists that the public information officer has to reduce his request in to writing. Is Public Information Officer bound to oblige ?

UNIT – III :
Q. No. 3. (a) State the provisions of Right to Information Act regarding the constitution, powers and functions of the Central Information Commission. Marks : 15
OR
Discuss various punishments provided under the Right to Information Act with special reference to the power of the commission to award compensation.

(b) Write a note on first Appellate Authority and Second Appeal. Marks : 5
OR
Mr. ‘X’ filed a complaint to the commission against a public information officer for non-disclosure of information. Commission rejected his application with a direction to approach the first appellate authority. Advice the complaint.

UNIT – IV :
Q. No. 4. (a) Examine the salient features of the Public Records Act, 1993. Marks : 15
OR
Examine the provisions relating to Constitution, powers and functions of inquiry commission under the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952.

(b) Write a note on Official Secrets Act, 1923. Marks : 5
OR
A research scholar of a university requests state archive for some ‘classified and permanent documents’ for research purpose. Is he entitled to get the same ? If so, how ?

UNIT – V :
Q. No. 5. (a) What is meant by ‘best practices’ ? Is citizens charter a best practice ? Marks : 15
OR
Explain the best practices adopted by some of the Central Government Departments.

(b) An applicant seeks information from a housing co-operative society regarding the list of allottees of sites. The housing society refuses to divulge information stating that it is not a public authority as per the Right to Information Act. Advice the applicant. Marks : 5
OR
Write a note on the responsibility of the ‘Appropriate Government’ to propagate the Right to Information Act.

June/July 2014

Fourth Semester of Three Years LL.B./VIII Semester 5 Years B.A./B.B.A. LL.B. Examination, June/July 2014 :
UNIT – I :
Q. No. 1. (a) “Democracy requires free flow of information”. Elucidate. Marks : 15
OR
Give an account of right to information prior to the RTI Act, 2005.

(b) Write a note on “Jan Sunvai”. Marks : 5
OR
State the relationship between RTI and Good Governance.

UNIT – II :
Q. No. 2. (a) What is voluntary disclosure ? State the obligation of the Public Authority to Provide Informations. Marks : 15
OR
Right to information is a general rule subject to the exemptions provided under the Act. Elucidate.

(b) An applicant filed an application before a public authority seeking some information. The Public Information officer demanded a proof of citizenship from the applicant. Advice the applicant. Marks : 5
OR
An RTI application was filed before a Housing Co-operative Society for seeking some information. The society argued that it is not a public authority. Decide.

UNIT – III :
Q. No. 3. (a) Distinguish complaint from Appeal. Examine the power of the Information commission to entertain complaint and appeal under the Act. Marks : 15
OR
Discuss the provisions relating to Constitution of Information Commissions and state the procedures provided for the removal of Information commissioners.

(b) An applicant in his application sought reply from the Public Information officer of a Public Authority, why a librarian post in his department was lying vacant for the last 10 years. Is Public information officer bound to provide such information ? Marks : 5
OR
An applicant in his complaint requested the commission to impose Penalty on a public information officer for not transferring his application before the appropriate PIO under Section 6(3) of the Act. Is it valid ?