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    wet fete / QUESTION BOOKLET gferar ¥ get a sear: 28 Number of Pages in Booklet : 28 gftror 4 wet a dear : 100 Number of Question in Booklet : 100 waa /Time ; 2,00 v2 /Hours INSTRUCTIONS 1. Answer al questions. 2. Allquestions carry equal marks, 3. Onlyone answer's to be given for each question. 4. if more than one answer Is marked, it would be treated as wrong answer. 5. Answers are to be marked on the OMR Ancwer ‘Sheet, which is provided separately. 6 Each question has four alternative responses ‘marked serially 2s 1,234. You have to darken only fone ciecle or bubble Indicating the correct answer ‘on the Answer Sheet using LACK/ BLUE BALL PEN, 7. There is no Negative Marking. ‘8. Mobile Phone or any other electronic gadget in the ‘examination hall is strictly prohibited, A candidate found with any of such objectionable material with himher will be strictly deat as per rules. 9. Please carefully and correctly fll your Roll Number ‘and Series printed on Question Paper Booklet on O.M.R. Sheet, 20. if there is any sort of ambiguity / mistake either of Printing or factual nature then out ef Hind ane Engish Version of the question, the English Version will be treated as standard. WARNING : Candidate using unfair means in the ‘exam will be disqualified, A wie Rs 528781 quite / Maximum Marks ;100 freer 1 wit met & cee fifty) 2 we wet S ote ae | 3 wee eet or dae ge ver AoE | 4 We date owe a ana gS (See Bh reser en ome mre wee paw @ fea ont aa at PTE HF Fe oT TE wate wer Bary denture fed Te & fore some 1.294 ste Fe ry 1 sent at at ge Abe ad Ee wa Qe wo aoe & wueaae we wa / he ata or a me wen & | SET-A-PAGE-1 Question No.1 The Supreme Court has held that right to fly the National Flag with respect and dignity is a fundamental right of every citizen within the meaning of Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution of India in the case of: (2) Keshvanand Bharti v. State of Kerala (2) Abhay Singh v, State of Uttar Pradesh (3) Union of India v. Naveen Jindal (4) Shabnam Hashmi v. Union of India We a1 very wees gn Peifer fear aa @ fe uefa aa at oer wd aft S arr RM oT rete ARE ar aia S sqabe 19 (1)() & arevta yey aa & Q) Srarrs andl aa aeet Toa S ara A 2) ama fis war veR vee wor Sd APT A @) aa We era ade fete @ ane A (4) wea eer wre ae ca @ aa Question No.2 Which of the following is a constitutional right but not a fundamental right? (1) Protection of life and personal liberty (2) _ Right to move freely throughout the territory of India. (3) Right to assemble peaceably (4) Right to hold property. we a2 Pera a oh or adaite after @ weg yorker adi 2? () wrer sie ta eaarearar ar eRe @) aRa } words 4 ada sae day Sr alow @) wife weer or afer (4) « dufer wart ar afters ‘Question No.3 Statement No.1 - Directive Principles of State Policy are not enforceable by any Court. Statement No.2 - Directive Principles of State Policy are fundamental in the governance of the ‘country. (Q) Both the statements are true (2) Both the statements are false GB) Statement No.1 is true but statement No.2 is false (4) Statement No.2 is true but statement No.1 is false wr w3 wert tt: Tey aA AY S Meee cee oe erate are wachhha et By wert a2: Toe a Af } Paee cer tr 3 ae A AT FI (4) det ae aa & @) at oer Tera 2 @) wer G1 wee ueg wud G2 Tes 4) wer t2 We 2 oeY ae M1 Waa 8 ‘Question No. 4 The Supreme Court of India has laid down the law relating to Alternative Dispute Resolution processes and Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure in the case of: (1) Dinesh Kumar v. Yusuf Ali 2) Afcon Infrastructure Ltd. v. Cherian Varkey Construction Co. (3) Bimlesh v, New India Assurance Co, (4) Standard Chartered Bank v. V. Noble Kumar ‘SET-A-PAGE-3 wet 4 vera ware ent tefere flare Pea ofa cen Rafter wfar wear a emer ao BW wraftrer fafer utter at me 2: () fe gar aa TEP seh S aA @) rata sree aaa Raa await erage wo aH () faneer aaa =] shear wear &. & aa F @) wed oes dp ae a. aca GaN o aKa F Question No. $ Under Order XXXII Rule 9 of the Code of Civil Procedure, a next friend of a minor can be removed: (1) ifthe ceases to reside in India during the pendency of the suit (2) where his interest becomes adverse to that of the minor (3) where he does not do his duty (4) forany of the above reasons wei 5 feta user dfs & aneéer 52 Prem 9 @ srerfa us aeaerw & are—fita wt gern oT waren @: (1) aft are & aaa wer > chert ae area @ tae Pani @ear wre ears Q) wei sweT Ra sree S fea S ofa et ara z (3) wet ae seat oar Te) Geez (4) wutac 4G feet A ono we Question No. 6. In the Code of Civil Procedure, an ex parte decree can be set aside’ (1) Under Order IX Rule 5 2) Under Order IX Rule 10: GG) Under Order IX Rule 13 (4) Under Order IX Rule 11 wet 6 fafaer wierar wiser A va vera fSet ar saree fara oT Waar e G) aa 9 Pres & orerter (2) anasto Pra 10 @ orrfet (6) arasr9 Par 13 6 ort (4) wae 9 Pret 11 & orerefer Question No.7 ‘The Communication of an acceptance is complete as against the acceptor: (1) assoomas acceptance is made by the acceptor (2) when itis put in the course of transmission to the proposer G) when it comes to the knowledge of the proposer (4) none of the above wet a7 vtren at igen uftritar } free va egel et ore & 4) Saket ofeerf&ar arer wftrreor fsa Gren & 2) Wa ae Ree S gf oe aqaH Hae A oh & @) wa ag rene S am A ah @) wad FS oe ae Question No.8 ‘An agreement in restraint of the marriage of any person other than a minor is: 1) void & voidable G) —_acontingent agreement (4) none of the above SET-A-PAGE-4 we te ter ae @) soreraa fier feet after & flare S srerveref et: 4) ye Q) yrowia 2? @) ww waa at 4) water 4 8 ag eT Question No. 9 ‘Baile’ is a person: (1) to whom the goods are delivered (2) who delivers the goods (3) who fails to deliver the goods (4) none of the above we do voofifedt ag anftcr 2: (4) firerat are oRace fara oan & (2) irre are are oftact far ara & @) wh re ORact ae 4 ona wea @ @ wre 4 a we aT Question No,10 The rule of ‘strict liability’ propounded in the ease of Rylands Vs. Fletcher is not applicable: (1) When the damage is due to vis major (2) When the damage is due to wrongful act of stranger @) — When the damage is due to the plaintiffs own fault (4) Alllthe above wet 8.10 aera a Toe } aS 4 wooed ‘wets ere’ ar Rarer ary wet Rae () waf qarent deatey qa ah ore gar et 2) wa year feet ord ad wet gerd aT Ba eT (@) Sa ywarr aay wet at Tent S arr go et (4) saree wh Question No.11 The Rule of ‘res ipsa loquitur' is related to the tort of : (1) Negligence (2) False Imprisonment @)- Defamation (4) Malicious Prosecution wet a41 “Wear BR aterA (‘res ipsa loquitur') wr Prey fara sagen B walle z: (4) ater 2) swnftrege acter @) Amey @) apf aftator Question No.12 The land, for the beneficial enjoyment of which easement exists, is called: (1) Servient heritage. 2) Dominant heritage (3) Extinct heritage (4) None of the above SET-A-PAGE-S wet ¥.12 ae af Brad wrrenrg weit & fry genre Perna 8, weani & @) afrerh wafer (3) faepet erated @ oR 48 ore at Question No.13 Under Section 173 of the Motor Vehicles Act, a person aggrieved by an award of the Tribunal can prefer an appeal to: (1) The Supreme Court Q) The High Court G) The District Court (@) None of the above WET W.13 * Wea ae Bt arr 173 b skrfa ster d are B afar wre alae oniter we war & (1) Sear eyrerera er @) seq aaa () — feret =ararera wT (@) oat 4 a ag ae Question No.4 Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the arbitral proceedings, in respect of a particular dispute commence on the date: (1) when the arbitrator is appointed by the parties (2) on which a request for that dispute to be referred to arbitration is received by the respondent (3) when the matter is referred to arbitrator for settlement (4) when the arbitrator takes notice of the dispute for further proceedings. * Wet 14 wa ae Pe verert err seen eee a feet aar ey, fet ARNE feos ao wae F mrarey arene sa far ox aeer atl & @) Wa werent are Fares at Prafaa at are & (2) Rarer PART are feere at steer aot Ff fed Fy ar ora seaell ar wre el oTAT z (3) wa are eT wares ob ford ezreer a Pafee fer oT (4) ora emer arttt a aorardt & ford fare a Ya ct & Question No.15 In the arbitral proceedings, where a party fails to appear at an oral hearing or fails to produce documentary evidence: (1) The Tribunal has no power to continue the proceedings and to give its award (2) The Tribunal shall terminate the arbitral proceedings (3) The Tribunal has power to continue the proceedings and to give its award (4) None of the above. Wet F.15. mrerem @ ariad A oa we waren et df qrag we wafer ey A ar sea HET SB) Wee BEA A seal ee zB (4) aftresror at ertard ret wR wd ara dare BY wT afore AEB 2) are Hrerert a order or ATT He ST 6) after ot @rdard one AA Cd oT dae SY ae aif & (4) wwe 4 a arg at SET-A-PAGE-6 Question No.6 ‘Under the Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001, which of the following landlord is entitled to recover immediate possession of a residential premises: (1) A retired member of any Armed Forees of the Union 2) Aretired employee of the Central Goverment 3) A retired employce of the State Owned Corporation (4) All the above Wet 816 Tne frre Faaer often, 2001 3 aenia fe 8 are wert Pari GRE Gr GT Heo wat SKA HT BHR e (4) We & fait ht werase or tage wa Q) @58e wer of dahiga afar 6) wed waft ae Pq or dahign what @) sited wit Question No.17 Under which provision of the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956, any dispute conceming any boundaries can be decided by the Land Records Officer? (1) Section 109 2) Section 110 3) Section 111 (4) Section 112 wet 17 TRUM FoR aOPay, 1956} Tay waa od omnia Prk Penal a wafer fart flare ar Procrer aft oftcrenfterts grr fee or weve 8? (1) arr 109 @) art 110 @) ara @) 9 aT 112 Question No.18 In the Rajasthan Tenancy Act, 1955, such provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 which do not apply to the suit or proceedings under that Act are contained in: (1) First Schedule (2) Second Sehedule (3) Third Schedule (4) Fourth Schedule Wet W148 TERE acer sae, 1955 3 orci ery aera orferieal oe Pater ween ween, 1908 } 8 ary a ara wae mdf & (4) wert aga & @) festa orga 4 @) gia gE F @) age argh a Question No. 19 Where the plaintiff, in a suit for specific performance, proves the existence of the agreement and its non-performance by the defendant, the Court: (1) is bound to issue a decree for specific performance 2) _camrefuse to issue a decree for specific performance on the ground of inadequacy of consideration (3) _ isnot bound to issue a decree for specific performance, since the relief is discretionary (4) None of the above SET-A-PAGE-7 we 419 ra are, afer a AA vem ky ae A wee wr after A ater a wftardy ETT gaat erat ae fora ore Pre ae &, Ay -ararers: (4) PAP orem 8g fat Une wet ar art F (2) afta at srcaten & areor APRs cern aq Set ort Se Gow HL Hoare 6) faite cern ky fat ort wet wi ana ae, Tas stg Aa F @) sated a a vg ae Question No.20 If a person is dispossessed without his consent of immovable property otherwise than in due course of law, he may file a suit to recover possession under Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act within: (1) three months from the date of dispossession (2) six months from the date of dispossession (3) __ twelve months from the date of dispossession (4) three years from the date of dispossession Wet 4.20 : aft ats wade oo aEAAY IAT eer wUR SAA ATA oper A srw Per an fear ore at ae wee VepSET by Affe orci afar a are 6} serie ae ENT ax Wem & (4) Fear fre or Harter @ dts are & aoe Q) tear foe or St arta B ve a & Ae G) Teor foe wr a atte S axe aT + aie (4) aware ar Hh ante a ie af & aie ‘Question No.21 The principles in the case of Jijabai Vithalrao Gajre Vs, Pathan Khan (AIR 1971 SC 315) are related with: (1) Dissolution of Marriage (2) Succession (3) Adoption (4) Minority and Guardianship wea H21 leora way Tar Torr wi (GE ong IR 1971 TH St 315) S TE A wf 4) flare Rede 2) saratrer & (@) aeterer (4) sacremer cen deere & Question No.2 "The prescribed period of limitation for preferring an appeal under Section 28 of the Hindu Marriage Act is : (1) thirty days (2) sixty days @) _ ninety days (4) one hundred & twenty days. Wet W22 fem rare fahren a arr 20 @ arriba wr fae afer art & () dre fer @) we fea @) wafer @ ww vt tte fer SET-A-PAGE-8 Question No.23 ‘Under the Muslim Law, ‘Khula’ and *Mubara ‘at’ ate: (1) the forms of marriage (2) the forms of dissolution of marriage by agreement (3) the forms of repudiation of gift on attaining majority (4) the forms of demanding pre-emption wea ¥.23 after fet & orntt ger wd gare’ & 4) fae & ya @) ond wea & fae $ fees } wa 6) ere are BF oe et Pg oe } vee 4) eRe AT F FER Question No. 24 Ifthe donce dies before acceptance of gif, then: (1) the giftis voidable RE oa Q) i (3) the gif (4) the gift is converted into will wer H24 cafe am were axa A ves aera GH yey ef ore ah (1) aa erecta ey are & 2) mgt aane 6) wear ea ome @ oF gears & uftaftte et ore & Question No.25 ‘A lessce accepts from the lessor a new lease of the property leased, to take effect during the continuance of the existing lease. This : (1) converts the former lease into exchange (2) converts the former lease into a perpetual lease (3) isan implied surrender of the former lease (4) isavoidable agreement wer ¥i25 We TEER ae geer@at @, veer waft wr ver veer, ada vee & ory TS er mare ert & fery, wfeaeer ac 8 rae: Q) yatet vee oF fafa 4 oftaftha aR ears (@) yaar vee wh rea yee 4 otal ae ter 2 (3) yaler vee am aftr arerior & 4) we erecta aR & Question No. 26 Where the prescribed period of limitation for any application is expiring on a holiday, the lication: (I) should be made a day prior to holiday (2) may be made on the day when the Court re-opens (@) may be made within thinty days of re-opening of the Court (4) may be made on any day after the Court re-opens. wei 26 et fie Pret adar S Bry Ata are or sera Pe arrores SB fea a eet ey sei (GQ) saarer fr 8 ge fea oe fen art aaa @) 3a fa fer on aaa e fea sararera fae wer Q) area Gert & ahs fea S hex fea oT wee (4) aera Ger S aeerg fee oh fer fer or wa & SET-A-PAGE-9 Question No.27 Under the Limitation Act, the period of limitation for filing a suit for compensation for false imprisonment begins to run from the time: (1) when imprisonment ends (2) when imprisonment begins G) when prosecution terminates (4) none of the above wet 827 aftetar afafian & orrhe sombre etre 3 Pt after & fery are wage Set wer ORR Pret Aor AAT She () a aedierer or ort et oy (2) wa wetter arent eT 6) aa afta or ria 2 oy (4) saat 4G og ae Question No.28 ‘Under the Limitation Act, the period of limitation for filing an application for an order to set aside an abatement is: (1) 60days (2) 90days G) — 120days @) none of the above wt H28 utter shen & aria cor at omer Pa aM eg sitet mga eet FH vaftetn craft & 4) 60 fear @) 90 fea @) 120 fara @ sates 7S aE AE Question No.29 Where in a case referred under Section 20 (1) of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, no award could be made by the Lok Adalat on the ground that no compromise could be arrived at between the parties, the Lok Adalat shall : (1) return the record of the case to the Court which made the reference (2) shall dispose of the case on merits (3) shall send the record to the District Legal Services Authority (4) shall adjourn the proceedings in the ease sine die wea 29 faite: Far wre ofS, 4987 BY aT 20(8) & srerer PEAR feet act A, eT ate srarara ERT ga SN tare al aa oT ws fe wer} me waste we et eT aT ile arerera: (1) Prée aed ara eae BT ata a after ctrer eT @) ara wr TETENPT oe FARA eT @) aren fAfttes Sar weer wr ae wr acer Ae SAT (@) ara # onda afftaa erat} erg efits ee ST Question No.30 ‘Under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, besides passing orders for protection and residence, a Magistrate can pass: (1) Custody orders (2) Compensation orders G) Ex parte orders 4) All the above SET-A-PAGE-10 wed e830 ag, fer B afters ar cert aa ray, 2005 } arefa deer cen fara eq sree aifaftan afsrege arta ax ween & G) afer area (2) uftere sneer @) ye uefa oneer (@) | SoRtaa eit Question No.31 Under the Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services Act, 2011, the State Government may notify the service provided by : (1) The State Government 2) — Aninstitution established by any law made by the State Legislature 3) Departments of the State Government (4) All the above Wet Hat wera dre Vas & yar BH aARA sfAPery, 2011 } srerfa wer weer sa dari wt aftrgfadt ox wad @ at var a ond & () | ea ARR ERT Q) wea faut ase arr aa wat fret fake @ afta wnfda wg een Ent (3) wer UE & fait get (4) sate anit Question No.32 Under the Rajasthan Right to Hearing Act, 2012, the power to make rules to carry out the purposes of the enactment has been conferred on : (1) The State Government (2) The Chief Information Commissioner G) The Board of Revenue (4) None of the above we a32 Tre Bay or aor saa, 2012 3 arenfa afar & valor wt wratfrad oer & fare frat aa ah afar wera ot ag & (1) sy ARR a @) sea ern oT @) RA Sa wT (4) aire a a wig at Question No.3 Under the Rajasthan Panchayati Raj Act, 1994, the functions and powers of Zila Parishad are specified in: (1) First Schedule 2) Second Schedule 3) Third Schedule (4) Fourth Schedule we W33 . net sarah war aren, 1994 d ort fren ateq aes oie aferal AAP fark rae G) germ orgy i) grange (@) age agar a SET-A-PAGE-11 Question No.34 If any dispute arises between a Panchayati Raj Institution and other Local Authority, the same shall be referred to: (1) The Civil Court (2) The Public Service Commission G) The State Government (4) The Divisional Commissioner wet H.34 GE fret eas dared wor veer at Pat ort vera met S wer SY flag ast Bt at oa afer fea ora: 44) Warf apret eT ‘Question No.35 Under the Rajasthan Municipalities Act, 2009 a person, against whom an order has been passed under Section 117 of the Code of Criminal Procedure in the proceedings instituted under Section 110 of the said Code; and such order has not been subsequently reversed, is disqualified for being chosen as member of a Municipality : (1) forever (2) fora period of six years @) — foraperiod specified by the State Government (4) until expiry of the period for which he is ordered to furnish security. wet 835 Soret vrarer HA, 2009 3 ofa wa ade, Pred firme cos wwe wftat A ura 110} aha HiRes wrfenkeat A ca eer Bara 17 w avis OTE oneer was Ie fear var et ste ter onter Terra Val TET aT eI, aueafeer o! Wa FA Ur w fey faefga er: Question No.36 Which kind of agreement can be presumed by the Court under Section 85-A of the Indian Evidence Act? (1) Written Agreement (2) Oral Agreement G) Electronic Agreement (4) None of the above wet 36 creda eee arent AY aT es—aF arene sararerar aver flee aE a ae suena Ht ot warAl? (4) ferfearct ee 2) fee aR 8) geag AD I 4) wrtet 4S ag =e SET-A-PAGE-12 Question No.37 Which one document from the following is not a “Public Document”? (1) Judgment of a Court (2) Police Charge sheet G) Postmortem report Will wei 837 Prefertad 8 ater candor ‘cle cearta’ set 8? 4) arn a Pref ‘ @) 6) re a (4) aaa Question No.38 A witness unable to speak, if gives his statement in writing before the Court, then such evidence shall be deemed to be ~ (1) Oral evidence (2) Documentary evidence Q) Hearsay evidence (4) Primary evidence we 38 arent 4 onl mere aff =rarera 4 amen gar fear ¥ tar &, oe Re a saat ered were Geni — (1) ARs area @) wemndof rez _ 3) Sey eee (4) wefie wea Question No.39 In a criminal case, the primary burden to prove a fact is upon - (1) Accused (2) Prosecution G3) Police (4) Court wet W290 Re smafte sero A seq al afta at ar orate are dor a (4) afar we 2) after w @) gfera oe @ =e w Question No.40 A sues B for negligence in providing him with a carriage for hire not reasonably fit for use, whereby A was injured. The fact that B was habitually negligent about the carriages which he ket to hire is: (1) relevant (2) imelevant (3) neither relevant nor irrelevant (4) relevant as well as irrelevant SET-A-PAGE-13 wet w40 a Whi ster 3 Be ww ae ae 2 of aa wa Afaagqaa |S aquara Ae RS ara OH, Pras a aw afs gg oh) ae cea H a or mise S Me A fers ae we Ww Sa oT, spurge: Tea aT: () geriae @) feria & @) ath qeta 8 a ft feria B @) qa whe a faaia Question No.1 Under which provision of the Indian Evidence Act, an accused may plead alibi? (1) Section 10 Q) — Section 11 (3) Section 12 (4) Section 13 wea tat ada wea afar } Rar waa 4 afer sera uofterr er ar afta Hy warn 8? q) aR 10 @) aR @) ar 12 4) ar 43 Question No.42 The doctrine of estoppel means - (1) Not to make statement in consonance to the earlicr statement (2) _ Restriction to make statement contrary to the earlier statemenUadmission G3) Res judicata (4) Vague statement i42 fara & fear 8 cread # - GQ) yd wert} orged wert ae) eT Q) a Pea wa ae / whe & farts wet wey a eer wu @) sre wer Question No.43 ‘An accused in police custody, informs to the Station House Officer that the key by which he the safe and committed theft is kept by him in the patio of his house. ‘To what extent this information can be proved? (1) For committing an offence of theft 2) For opening lock of safe G) For committing theft by opening safe and destroying evidence (4) Forkceping the key in patio of house wa aa fore sien A eon athrgar erent at after ara @ fH ae eel ort ENT Se feo) ak araae a aH) 8, vert ot aed ors A ee eI ae yer fea air ate afar a ar wee? (i) a ar arenes aera (2) aie or aren alert # @) Rare wt aren Wear Ae we Ud wRI se He ay 4) ad aw 6 at Fe a SET-A-PAGE-14 Question No.44 In a trial, while explaining any circumstances appearing in evidence against him, an accused of committing murder states that due to grave and sudden provocation he was deprived of the power of self- control and thus, gave a single lathi blow to A, causing his death. ‘The burden to prove grave and sudden provocation is on - (1) The Prosecution Q) The Investigating agency G) The Court (4) The Accused wer 44 feet fra 4 army fee wer A owe a arch fet oRRefaat ar eae aa BY, cen owt wT aftgad ae Gud oxen @ fH aAhe she sare vay B avr ae aner Wan ot alee o afta a ra 7 ge SR A SH a ard BW vw we ves fe saat ay emg) amin otk rearre wer aot efter eet wr ae — () afrism (@) siftrqae oe Question No.5 In the Indian Evidence Act, the expression “Court” means - (1) All Judges (2) All Magistrates 3) All persons except Arbitrators, legally authorised to take evidence (4) All the above wet ¥45 andra wre afta 4 agen oer ee a reed 2 (i) wait =arerefrer Q wh ARES Q) sereil & afaaa ao eh eft Gi wea oA bq Gr we B wa e (4) aed wit Question No.46 ‘When the Court has to form an opinion as to the electronic signature of any person, the opinion of the certifying authority which has issued the electronic signature certificate is - (1) Fact in issue (2) Relevant fact (3) Proved fact (4) None of the above Wea 46 va are a eh aftr > gcagita wee F a 4 wa sah at ca wnfaaat aftent a wa Rae geagifie eee ort fa & — (1) fearerar = axhret ae 5 after wea @) oar a gee SET-A-PAGE-15 ‘Question No.47 During the course of trial of a rape case, a person present in Court causes a knife injury to another person before the Court. The Judge before whom the incident took place - (1) May not be called in evidence (2) May be called in evidence only under special order of'a higher Court @) May be examined as a witness @)__ May be called in evidence, only if the trial of that ineident is going on before a higher Court Wet W47 We qareR S vow 4, flare & cher vara A gate ve afte, aca S Reel are, ge ora cafe wy sue afta ae 21 ae sree Aira wer ae wea EF G) 0 wen 4 adi gern on wa @ @) feet gery sararera & fade order sie eer A gern oT were & @) ee well} wr F wifi fear on were @) Be we ar Rarer Fre) won sare A eh ver 8 a A eT | GEA on wea Question No.48 For the purpose of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, who from amongst the following, may determine the language of each Court in the State other than the High Court’? (1) The High Court of the State (2) The Supreme Court of India (3) The State Government (4) The Legislative Assembly of the State Wet tas aes often wféar 1973 } ioe! fs AY ait, wo & oree Gea coRTaT a AT veda ~urrery St aret sraenfter Be wera BP (4) Wea wr Vee Tee @) ARG oT wafer are @) wor wae (4) waa fer war Question No.49 To whom, as per Section 98 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, a complaint on oath for restoration of an abducted female child to the person having her lawful charge. may be presented? (1) The District Magistrate Q) The Sub Divisional Magistrate G) The Magistrate First Class @) — Allthe above wer 49 . ws wfear aftar a arr 96 & aque, We aga anfsesr we sed AY yet aM @) aaa ay Ry ary bq eer WY Rare fat wega fra oT wear 8? 4) rer arg Q) wrens afi @) oafege pert srt @) ore wt ‘Question No.50 In a summons case, when the accused appears or is brought before the Magistrate, it shall not be necessary to = (1) State the particulars of the offence of which he is accused (2) Ask whether he pleads guilty (3)__Ask whether he has any defence to make (4) Framea formal charge SET-A-PAGE-16 wet 50 We wert ane Foo oftqad age & eer woes eer & srera oar ret @, aa ae srazae wet erm fe - (4) Se ner of Rem aes ora, ferret va oe ofa @ 2) yer ona f& aor ae ehh eM or aay aT e °@) yer ora f& an ae often ara area & (4) -aendifer sure faefire fara ora Question NoS1 ‘The offence affecting the socio-economic condition of the country, to which plea bargaining is not applicable, shall be notified by- (1) The State Government (2) The Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes Commission G) The Human Rights Commission (4) The Central Government wea W541 ae ame Gl der &) erase anita; Rela at wafer aed 8. fort oe sare gal ary, wal @, at afta fear arm — (1) 16a SER ERT 2) sarah onft /sepafaa orranft anairt ener @) Arsarfrere sree gree 4) @e eM ani Question No.52 Ina criminal trial, without producing the Chemical Examiner to the Government, the report given by him upon a thing duly submitted for analysis in the course of any proceeding under the Code of Criminal Procedure: (1) Cannot be used as evidence (2) Can be used as evidence only in summons cases (3) Can be used as evidence (4) Can be used only to refresh memory of the investigating officer coming in evidence We W52 we amie fara 4, wy wor & waratta wes ar mega fed, sae grr evs wha Gitar & arita feet aria & ches fase & fey ary wa a oh 7g fare ator Ban Fat weg Re wr: 4) wea 4 aoa F sei fern or amar & Q) aa BRM wont H wea A orarr F fern oT wea & @) wea 4 ones 4 fern on Wants (4) Ses TERI AN A SO WIE SS EY AT SE Question No.53 Ona busy junction of road, a huge poster/banner installed by an association is creating obstruction in traffic. Who from amongst the following, on having information, may remove such banner/poster by initiating proceedings under the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure? (1) The District Judge (2) The Chief Judicial Magistrate (3) The Sub Divisional Magistrate (4) The Collector SET-A-PAGE-17 Wer W53 we wR en art } wp ara wry wy venta we ma dew / aay arava A qua der oe wer 8) eT A ol, BoA ore eA we AE aos Ofer Bike & oreriet Ufoar oer oe WS ae /Ueee w scl Bac 8? (1) fore =arereiter @) we ante afRge @) wTers afinge (4) renter Question No.54 Section 304 of the Code of Criminal Procedure provides for - (1) Incertain cases making available a pleader to the accused at the expenses of State (2) Tender of pardon to accomplice 3) Power to adjourn proceedings (4) Power to proceed against other persons appearing to be guilty of offence. wer ws ave wfaer wife a} ener 904 sraaTT ait 8 6) Be amet 4 aftger ar wer } aa w chee Sree Hert oq @) We srrril a) sre err GRA Bq @) arfant wits oer at afta 4) ame & eh octe eh are ara afeeri ob fase aria ae a ufed ‘Question No.55 In cases tried by the Court of Sessions or a Chief Judicial Magistrate, the Court or such Magistrate, as the case may be, shall forward a copy of its or his finding and sentence, if any, 10 - (1) The Superintendent of Police in the area of whom the crime concerned was committed @) The Police Station that conducted the investigation of the crime concerned G) The High Court to which the trial court is subordinate (4) The District Magistrate within whose local jurisdiction the trial is held wea W585 te ae 4, fora flare Ser euarery ur pe =afaen afoage arr far var z. mentale, =ararcra at afirte or Prat sie qusrisr a, aff ag et, aft omits wen — 4) wa gftra onfers a, irae ea 4 weg oma aR fear ree et @) oa yfere art ot ferent eray oraenet F oreo fare et @) Sa Tea sare @, Pere sara fore sil! et @ 3a fren afirge ef Reve) warha sania & Mae fae far sar et ‘Question No.56 A statement under Section 164 of the Code of Criminal Procedure may be recorded by - (1) An Bxecutive Magistrate @) — APolice Officer G) A Judicial Magistrate or a Metropolitan Magistrate (4) All the officers named above we Wise aug offer wifear a arr 164 & anita werd cof feat oT waa B— 4) we orioters afoRge err Q) we ofera after Err @) wwerafte afoege a erm afoRge ERT (4) sates wh aftenat grr SET-A-PAGE-18 ‘Question No.S7 Which one of the following statement is nat correct? (1) Assentence of death passed by the Sessions Court is subject to confirmation by the High Court Q) — Asentence of death passed by the Sessions Court can be confirmed by the High Court only when a Bench hearing the case consists of at least two Judges, when such Court consists of twa or more Judges () No order of confirmation of death sentence shall be made prior to expiry of the period for preferring appeal (4) The High Court, considering the death punishment for confirmation, if no appeal is preferred by the accused challenging the death sentence passed, cannot acquit the accused person wer W57 far aS atte cater wel aET 8? Q) War areres arr oa sey avert ver saree gre gfe & wari ez @) Ga =rerera are oR Bey avereer A yfte wea ener er va A a on wah z, SNORE OE a eH eR yh ufe ta vrrarera # er a aftr vareriier & @) SES TES EY 2) SNS SE Tea PEAS a wT @ wa wrnes Fy were a of wy far ae gy, af aftger er wa yey everter @ git 2 dy ontario aE 8 at ager a aegeT ae ae wae Question No.8 The term “unlawful assembly" means - (1) Anassembly of five or more persons (2) Anassembly of five or more persons armed with lethal weapons @) An assembly of five or more persons with a common object of doing a crime (4) Amassembly of minimum two persons having common intention to commit a crime, ‘wet Wise ‘fa fase cena S afore = — 4) wa aria 8 afte apfardl a cara Q) waa wa 8 afte afar an arom eel od eer cae 6) sme aa ae @ WAM vee 4 uid aw oie a ote ated or oe @) sore ae oe & at sree 4 or 8 oF ot afr oF or Question No.59 A police officer has received a sum of Rs.5000/- against fine from the persons violating traffic rules, Instead of depositing the fine money with State Treasury, he utilised the same for his personal use. ‘What offence under Indian Penal Code, the police officer has committed? (1) Criminal breach of trust Q) Mischief G) Cheating the Government (4) None of the above Wet W590 we afer aftert ent arena fret or ecu Gxt ael aftaat W 5,000 wr a apa wre fear aan 8) Ua ar woe we A oT Oey S aug ae waa wa & Rene I a ara @? () orp vara iT Ree 6) wera oa @ wear TY ang ae SET-A-PAGE-19 Question No.60 If a person, with a knowledge that the feelings of a group of people is likely to be wounded, trespasses a place set apart for the performance of funeral rights, he commits a crime described under Section- (1) Section 298 Indian Penal Code (2) Section 297 Indian Penal Code (3) Section 295 Indian Penal Code (4) Section 296 Indian Penal Code wet We Oe ee ee ee en Sear cyl er wr BA pe erie feearait & ferg yes

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