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Singhal's MCQ for Judicial Service Examination Vol. 2

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Product Description

"Singhal's Multiple Choice Questions for Judicial Service Examination (Volume 2)" (3rd Edition), published by Singhal Law Publications. It is an essential, highly structured preparatory manual for candidates attempting the Preliminary stage of state judicial service examinations, LL.M. entrances, and other legal competitive exams in India.

The book serves as an exhaustive chapter-wise and topic-wise MCQ question bank focusing heavily on public law, constitutional foundations, legal theory, and core property law. While other volumes in the Singhal series handle criminal codes or commercial enactments, Volume 2 anchors an aspirant's preparation in conceptual jurisprudence and high-weightage public law subjects that are crucial for cracking prelims.

Key Subjects and Statutes Covered

The manual contains thousands of objective questions systematically categorized under four primary legal pillars:

Jurisprudence: Testing foundational legal theory, analytical schools of law, natural law theories, historical jurisprudence, concepts of rights, duties, ownership, possession, and legal personality.

Constitution of India: In-depth objective questions covering the entire constitutional framework, including Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, the Executive, Judiciary, Centre-State relations, Emergency provisions, and landmark Supreme Court judgments.

Public International Law: Question modules handling the sources of international law, state recognition, state succession, extradition, asylum, the United Nations (UN) charter, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and international treaties.

Transfer of Property Act, 1882: Core provisions relating to the general principles of transfer of movable and immovable property, alongside specific transactions such as Sale, Mortgage, Lease, Exchange, Gift, and Actionable Claims.