#TheLawChallenge : A Weekly Quiz For The Legally Curious By LiveLaw & QShala, Attractive Prizes For Winners
Welcome to the LiveLaw and QShala Law Trivia Quiz! We are excited to bring you this collaborative initiative — a law trivia-based quiz that will be held every Saturday. The quiz is entirely online, and you can participate by answering questions through the Google Form linked on this page.
Ready for the Law Challenge is India's first comprehensive law quiz book for curious minds, published by Juggernaut. Built around over 300 questions across 20 chapters, it explores the Indian Constitution, landmark judgments, women's rights, international legal order, law in literature and cinema, and the influence of law in everyday life.
The book emerges from the AmiQuiz Curiae — the All-India Lawyers' Quiz — and aims to make legal awareness engaging, interdisciplinary, and accessible to a wider audience. It is authored by Raghav Chakravarthy, a trained lawyer, quizzer, and quizmaster with over eleven years of experience in the field. He is the Co-founder of QShala, where he has been conducting quizzes on law, finance, and various other topics.
Answer Key of Last Quiz
Answer (1) - Saurabh Kirpal
Answer (2) - Arbitration Council of India
Answer (3) - Corfu Channel
Answer (4) - HP / Hewlett-Packard
Answer (5) - Only non-lawyer
Winners:
(1) Sadika Khera
(2) Jasjit Pranjal
(3) Moulik C
Read through the questions below and head over to the Google Form to submit your answers and stand a chance to win a copy of Ready for the Law Challenge!
(1) This English verb brings together two medieval strands – one rooted in the idea of declaring something null or void, the other in shattering or violently shaking apart. Over time, these senses merged so that the word could describe both crushing force and the legal act of annulling a decision or order.
Which word is this?
(2) Following an incident where the Rapid Action Force (RAF) fired upon retreating student protesters in Delhi, a former Intelligence Bureau Special Director and injured victims moved the Supreme Court seeking an immediate ban and decommissioning of a controversial crowd control weapon system used by law enforcement during civilian assemblies.
This legal battle coincided with severe backlash over the trailer for Ajay Devgn's film Chauhaan, which was slammed by critics for showing a protester suffering an eye injury from this exact weapon system while a voiceover dismissed it as "limited damage."
Which crowd control weapon system?
(3) ___ __ __ ______ (lettercount of 3, 2, 2, 7) is a 2026 book by prominent employment lawyer Ryan Stygar, with the subtitle “The Ultimate Guide to Your Rights at Work”. Its title derives directly from the single most important rule in employment law- building a paper trail, instead of relying on informal conversations.
Name the book.
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(4) In a landmark product-liability judgment, the Supreme Court of India held multinational firm OTIS liable for the tragic death of a Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) officer following a 2003 mechanical failure at the agency's New Delhi headquarters.
The highlight of the ruling was the apex court's decision to classify which common form of passenger conveyance system as a "common carrier" under public law—subjecting its manufacturers and maintenance providers to the same heightened safety obligations as public transport?
(5) This Constituent Assembly Member was one of India's finest tennis players and even played at Wimbledon. She was also the niece of Henry Golaknath, a missionary from Bengal and the famous petitioner in the landmark Constitutional case Golaknath v. Union of India. She was named Time Magazine's Woman of the Year in 1947.
Identify this talented woman.
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