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Q: Who of the following is the first law officer of the state?
1. Chief Justice of the High Court
2. Law Minister
3. Attorney-General
4. Advocate-General
Q: Which of the following article of the Indian Constitution mentions about the office of the Advocate-General?
1. 162
2. 163
3. 165
4. 169
Q: Who of the following appoints the Advocate-General?
1. The Governor
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Law Minister
4. The Cabinet
Q: The term of office of the Advocate-General
1. 4 years
2. 5 years
3. During the pleasure of the Chief Minister
4. During the pleasure of the Governor
1. 4 years
2. 5 years
3. During the pleasure of the Chief Minister
4. During the pleasure of the Governor
Q: The salary and other allowances of the Advocate-General are decided by
1. The State legislature
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Governor
4. The Cabinet
1. The State legislature
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Governor
4. The Cabinet
Q: The Advocate-General submits the resignation to
1. The Governor
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Chief Justice of the High Court
4. The Law Minister
1. The Governor
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Chief Justice of the High Court
4. The Law Minister
Q: The Advocate-General must be qualified to be appointed as
1. The Chief Justice of India
2. The Chief Justice of a High Court
3. A judge of Supreme Court
4. A judge of High Court
1. The Chief Justice of India
2. The Chief Justice of a High Court
3. A judge of Supreme Court
4. A judge of High Court
Q: The Advocate-General is removed by
1. The Chief Justice of India
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Law Minister
4. The Governor
1. The Chief Justice of India
2. The Chief Minister
3. The Law Minister
4. The Governor
Q: In which of the following houses of the state legislature the Advocate-General is permitted to speak and take part in the proceeding?
1. State Legislative Assembly
2. State Legislative Council
3. Both the Houses of the State Legislature
4. Not permitted to speak in any house since he is not a member of any House of the State Legislature
1. State Legislative Assembly
2. State Legislative Council
3. Both the Houses of the State Legislature
4. Not permitted to speak in any house since he is not a member of any House of the State Legislature
Q: Who of the following fights the cases in the courts on behalf of the Government of state?
1. Law Minister
2. Attorney-General
3. Advocate General
4. Decided by the Cabinet from time to time
1. Law Minister
2. Attorney-General
3. Advocate General
4. Decided by the Cabinet from time to time