| Statement 1 The Constitution of England is unwritten. Hence there is, in England no code of Fundamental Rights as exists in other states. |
| Statement 2 An individual in England has the right to take whatever action he wants to take so long, as he does not violate any rule of ordinary law of the land |
| Statement 3 Judiciary is the guardian of Fundamental Rights in England as elsewhere. |
| Statement 4 English Parliament being omnipresent, there is no law that it cannot change. |
| Statement 5 English court has no power of judicial review over legislation at all. It cannot declare any law as unconstitutional on ground of contravention of any supposed fundamental or natural right. Decide the truth/validity of following statement on basis of information as understood from the above four statements. English Procedure of securing Fundamental Rights of individual protects them from abuse of the executive, but not from the abuse of the legislature. |
A) True
B) False
C) May be true
D) May be false
Correct Answer: A
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