31. “Doctrine of separation” of powers was, adopted by the, convention of ………………:
(a) 1787,
(b) 1790,
(c) 1795,
(d) None,
32. Who is the, author of “Introduction to British ,Constitutional Law”?
(a) Clarke,
(b) Yardley,
(C) W. Wilson,
(d) D. C. Coyle,
33. Who is the, author of “How Britain is governed”?
(a) Munro,
(b) Laski,
(c) Ramsay Muir,
(d) None,
34. Who is the author, of “Parliamentary Government in England”?
(a) Jennings,
(b) Laski,
(C) Lowell,
(d) None,
35. Who is the, author of “The Machinery of Justice, in England”?
(a) R.M.Jackson,
(b) Dr Finer,
(c) W. B. Munro,
(d) Ogg and Ray,
36. Who is the, author of “England Government, and Politics”?
(b) Lowell,
(a) Laski,
(c) Ogg,
(d) Brierly,
37. “British constitution” remains ………………………..:
(a) Undefined,
(b) Unystematized,
(c) Uncodified,
(d) All ,
38. Dicey’s principle, of the “Rule of Law” implies that:
(a) Nobody is above law,
(c) Parliament is source of all,
(b) Constitution is equal before law,
(d) None of these,
