aa MANGARI RAJENDER CRIMINAL Bet ee MADE EASY | With 1200 Objective type Questions and AnswersCHAPTER I PRELIMINARY 1. When did Cr.P.C. come in to force ? A) It came into force on the first day of April, 1974 B) It came into force on the first day of April,1973 C) It came into force on the first day of May,1973 D) It came into force on the first day of January,1974 2. What is the object of Cr.P.C. ? A) To protect the innocent and punish the guilty B) To punish the guilty C) To punish the innocent D) None of the above 3. Who enacted Cr.P.C. ? A) State Government B) Central Government C) State Legislature BD) The Parliament 4. Does this act (Cr.P.C.) extend to the whole of India ? A) It extends to the whole of India B) Itextends to the whole of India except State of Assam2 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap j Se wg _) It extends to the whole of India except the Stat ° € Jammu and Kashmir of D) It extends to the whole of India except the State of Andhra Pradesh Is the Code applicable to all the criminal Proceedings in India ? AK) Yes B) No Is Criminal Procedure Code a general law ? -A) True B) False Can a State Government make required amendments to the Code ? AX) Yes B) No Is the application of provisions of Cr.P.C. be extended to quasi criminal nature cases ? A) Yes B) No What is the meaning of bailable offence ? A) At means an offence which is shown as bailable in the first schedule or which is made bailable by any other law in force B) In bailable offences the bail is a right of the accused C) In bailable offences the bail is not a right of accused SA) A&B 10. What is the meaning of non-bailable offence ? A) It means any other offence other than bailable B) In non-bailable offence the bail is not a rightChap. Prelimanary a> C) The bail is the discretion of the Court ~D) All of the above 11. What is the meaning of charge ? A) It includes any head of charge when the charge contains more heads than one B) Contents of charge are mentioned in Section 211, ’s C) Charge means a charge sheet at weet D) A&B ‘ eon on? 12. What is meant by cognizable offence 2 2 ane ait A) It means the police officer cannot arrest without warrant B) Police officer has to investigate the case with the permission of the magistrate -€) The police officer may arrest without warrant D) None of the above 13. What is complaint ? A) Complaint must be in writing B) Complaint must be oral ~C) Complaint may be oral or in writing D) Complaint means police report 14. Aggrieved person may:orally complain to the Magistrate ? A) Yes B) No 15. To whom complaint can be given a A) It can be given to the officer in charge of the police station B) Itcan be given Superintendent of Police16. 17. 18, _AD) It can be give Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap 1 () It can be given to any police officer n only to magistrate When can the police officer be treated as complainant? A) After filing of charge sheet B) In every case C) After filing of FIR _B) After the investigation if the case discloses the commission of a non-cognizable offence when the police officer be treated as complainant Is report made by police officer, after investigation if it discloses the commission of non-cognizable offence, Can he be called as complainant ? AS) Yes B) No Can the police officer, by whom the report is made be treated to be as complainant ? A) Yes B) No What is meant by High Court ? A) It means the highest Court in the Country B) In relation to any State, the High Court for that State C) Inrelation to Union Territory to which the jurisdiction of the High Court for a State has been extended by Jaw, that High Court DD) Bandc What is meant by India ? A) India means the whole India including Jammu and, a aChapt Prelimanary MB) India means the territories to which this code extends ©) India means the whole India including Andhra Pradesh D) None of the above 21. What is the meaning of inquiry ? A) Inquiry means the inquiry which was conducted by the police B) Inquiry means which is conducted at the time of yinquest ~@F It means every inquiry other than trial conducted by a Magistrate or Court D) Inquiry means inquiry conducted by the inquiry commission 22. Cana private person conduct investigation ? & A)He can conduct investigation if he is authorized by a 4 Magistrate “ B) Ivis the prerogative power of the police C) The police officer can authorize private person to conduct investigation D) The superintendent of police can authorize private person to conduct investigation 23. Investigation means - A) Arrest of a person B) Collection of evidence C) Visiting the spot aD) All of the above 24. What is meant by judicial proceeding ? A) It includes any proceeding in the course of which evidence is legally taken on oathi, B) It includes any proceeding in the course of which evidence may be legally taken on oath ©) AandB D) Proceedings of the Court 25, What is the meaning of Judicial proceedings ? _A) Every proceeding in the course of which evidence is ~ jegally taken on oath B) Every proceeding before a Court C) Every proceeding before a Court and police D) Non of the above 26. What is meant by Metropolitan area ? A) The area which was declared under section 8 to bea metropolitan area B) The town which exceeds the population of.one million C) The State Government can form a metropolitan area ~D) All of the above 27. What is an offence ? A) Offence means a crime B) Imprisonment is prescribed for an offence C) Fine only prescribed for an offence ~D) Any act or omission punishable by any law inforce 28. Who is an officer in charge of a police station ? A) Constable B) Sub-inspector of police C) Head Constable ~D) Any police officer above rank of constable present in the police station in the absence of officer in charge of a police station LeChap.I Prelimanary 29. Place means- A) A house only B) Any place C) Vehicle only --D) A house, building, tent, vehicle and vessel 30. Who is a pleader ? A) A person authorized by or under any law in force to practice in such court B) Any other person appointed with the permission of the Court to act in such proceedings C) Any person who is enrolled as an advocate ~D) AandB 31. What is meant by police report ? A) It means a charge sheet B) It means a final report _©) Areport forwarded by a police officer to a magistrate under Section 173(2) Cr.P.C. D) None of the above 32. What is a police station ? A) Any place declared by the State Government to be a police station B) A building where police station is located C) A vehicle which is declared by the State Government to be a police station _B) AandC 33. Who is a public prosecutor Ww A) Any person appointed under section 2A~ B) Any person acting under the directions of the public prosecutor8 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.I C) Inspector of police -D) AandB 34. What is meant by summons case ? ~A) Not being a warrant case B) It is a case where punishment is imprisonment for life C) It is a case where punishment is imprisonment for more than three years D) None of the above ~ 35. In summons case- AY Maximum imprisonment should not be more than two years B) Life imprisonment can be imposed C) Only fine can be imposed D) Death imprisonment can be imposed 36. Warrant case means- A) It means a case where imprisonment exceeding two years B) It means a case where imprisonment not exceeding two years C) It means a case where only fine can be imposed D) Whipping can be imposed 37. Can offences under any other law be investigated with the provisions of this code ? A) It cannot be investigated B) Only LPC. cases can be investigated ) They can be investigated in the absence of special provisions to the contrary D) None of the aboveCha pt Prelimanary 9 38. Which Act has to be taken for the meaning of a word 39, 40. 41. and expression used in this Code but not defined in the Code ? A) General Classes Act ~B) Indian Penal Code C) Constitution of India D) All of the above What is to be understood by term “Magistrate” when any reference is made in the Code to a Magistrate without any qualifying word ?° A) In relation to a metropolitan area it should be understood as the Metropolitan Magistrate B) Inrelation to an area outside the metropolitan area it should be understood as a Judicial First Class Magistrate ) AandB D) It should be understood as Judicial Magistrate or Executive Magistrate What is to be understood when any reference is made to a Magistrate of the First Class in relation to a metropolitan area ? A) It should be construed as Chief Metropolitan _ Magistrate ~B) It should be construed as Metropolitan Magistrate C) It should be construed as Addl. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate D) All of the above What is to be understood when any reference is made to a Magistrate of Second Class in relation to a metropolitan area ? A) It should be construed as a Metropolitan Magistrate B) It should be construed as a Special Magistrate10 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.I C) It should be construed as a Chief Metropolitan Magistrate D) All of the above 42. What is to be understood when any reference is made to the Chief Judicial Magistrate in a metropolitan area? A) It should be construed as Chief Metropolitan Magistrate + B) It should be construed as Metropolitan Magistrate C) It should be construed as Addl. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate D) All of the above 43. Who can exercise the functions of a Magistrate under any other law relating to custody, investigation or trial etc ? ~A) They can be exercised by a Judicial Magistrate subject to the provisions of the Cr.P.C. B) They can be exercised'by Executive Magistrate C) They can be exercised by Judicial Magistrates and Executive Magistrates D) None of the above 44. Who can exercise the function of a Magistrate under any other law relating to granting of a license, the suspension or cancellation of a license, etc ? A) They can be exercised by a Judicial Magistrate subject to the provisions of the Cr.P.C. ._B) They can be exercised by Executive Magistrate, subject to the provisions of the Cr.P.C. C) They can be exercised by Judicial Magistrates and Executive Magistrates D) None of the aboveChap. Prelimanary I font etitpinhereitensin einer 45. All offences under the Indian Penal Code shall be investigated, inquired into, tried, and otherwise dealt with according to the provisions of - A) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 B) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 C) The Code of Criminal Procedure(Amendment Act), 2005 D) The Code of Criminal Procedure(Amendment Act), 2006 46. All offences under any other law shall investigated, inquired into, tried, and otherwise dealt with according to the provisions of - AA) The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, in the absence of special provisions to the contrary in any enactment for the time being in force The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, in the absence of special provisions to the contrary in any enactment for the time being in force The Code of Criminal Procedure(Amendment Act), 2005, in the absence of special provisions to the contrary in any enactment for the time being in force The Code of Criminal Procedure(Amendment Act), 2006, in the absence of special provisions to the contrary in any enactment for the time being in force B SS Cc VY D wa 47. Can the provisions of Cr.P.C. affect any procedure prescribed in special or local laws in force ? A) Yes _B) No, in the absence of a specific provision to the contrary 48. Are the provisions of the Code applicable to offences committed under emergency legislation ? _A) Yes B) No12 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chapt 49, The provisions of Juvenile Justice(Care & Protection a Children) Act, 2000 will get precedence ovey the general provisions of the Code ? A) Yes B) No CHAPTE PRELIMINARY LA 2A 32D 4.0 5.A 6A 7.A 8A 9.D 1.D 12.C 13.C 14.4 15.D 16D 17.A 10, 18, A 19, 20.B 21.C 22.A 23.D 24.C 25.A 26.D 27. D_ 28. 36.A 37. 38.B 39.C 40.B 41.A 42.A 43.A 44.B 45.A 46.A 47, D D D 29.D 30.D 31.C 32.D 33.D 34.A 35.A cS B 48.A 49.AChap.II Constitution of Criminal Courts and Offices 13 CHAPTER II CONSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL COURTS AND OFFICES 1. High Court is - 4 Also a criminal court B) Only constitutional court C) It is not a criminal court D) None of the above 2. Who can alter the limits or the number of sessions, divisions and districts ? A) High Court B) State Government &) The State Government after consultation with the High Court D) None of the above 3. Who can form the metropolitan area ? _A) The State Government B) The High Court C) State Government after consultation with the High Court D) Central Government14 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.JI ——————— 4. 5. 6. What is minimum population of a metropolitan area? A) One million B) Two millions C) Three millions D) Four millions Can State Government extend reduce or alter the limits of a metropolitan area ? _&) Itcan B) It cannot C) The Central Government only having the power D) None of the above Who can establish a court of session for every sessions division ? A) The High Court B) The State Government C) The Central Government D) None of the above To whom should all Assistant Sessions Judges be subordinate ? A) The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate B) Metropolitan Magistrate C) Additional Sessions Judge BD) Sessions Judge Can an Assistant sessions Judge dispose urgent applications ? A) He cannot BY He can dispose if he is authorized by the sessions judge in the event of his options or inability to act C) He can dispose bail applications other than murder cases D) None of the aboveChap.1I Constitution of Criminal Courts and Offices 15 9. Can a sessions judge make provision for the disposal of any applications ? A) Yes, but only infavour of Additional Sessions Judge B) Only infavour of Assistant Sessions Judge C) Only infavour of Chief Judicial Magistrate ~D) Infavour of Additional Sessions Judge or Assistant Sessions Judge or Chief Judicial Magistrate 10. Where can courts of Judicial Magistrates be established ? A) Itcan be established at every Mandal Headquarter B) It can be established every Taluq Headquarter C) Itcan be established at any place by the Government Bb) The State Government can establish at a specified place after consultation with the High Court 11. Who is having power to confer the powers of a Judicial Magistrate of First Class on a judge in a civil court ? A) The High Court B) The State Government C) The Central Government D) The State Government after consultation with the High Court 12. Who can be appointed as a Chief Judicial Magistrate? A) Additional Sessions Judge B) Assistant Sessions Judge ) A Judicial Magistrate of First Class D) None of above 13. To whom should the Chief Judicial Magistrate be subordinate ? A) Assistant Sessions Judge B) Additional Sessions Judge ©) Sessions Judge D) None of the above16 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made aay Chap. ~ a 4. 39 CHAPTER VI PROCESS TO COMPEL APPEARANCE Every summons issued by a Court shall be- AY ln writing B) In duplicate ©) Signed by presiding officer of the such court .D) All of the above Every summons shall bear- A) Seal of the Court B) Seal of the presiding officer C) Seal of the Police officer D) Seal of the Superintendent of police Who is authorized to serve summons ? A} Poles officer R) An officer of the court issuing it €) A public servant _D) All of the above Summons should be served personally ? A) i practicable, it should be served personally B} ke can be sent through post40 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap. yy C) {tcan be served on the adult male family member ~D) All of the above 5. 6. 7. What should a person do when a summons is served to him ? A) He can refuse to endorse .BY He should sign receipt on the back of the other duplicate Service of summons on a corporation is effected by serving it on the- A) Secretary B) Local Manager C) The principal officer of the Corporation ~D) All of the above How can a summon be served when the person summoned cannot be found ? AJ Summons may be served by leaving one of the duplicates with some adult male member of his family B) Summons may be served by leaving one of the duplicates with some adult female member of his family C) Summons may be served by leaving one of the duplicate with his wife D) All of the above Is servant a member of the famil service of summons ? A) Yes ~B) No 5) Adult male servant is a member of the family ) Adult female Servant is a member of the family ly for the purpose of: | | | | Chap. VI Process to Compel Appearance 4] —_— Se 9. 10. 12. 13, How is the summons served on a Government servant? 7A) Summons should ordinarily be sent with duplicate to the head of the office B) It should be served personally C) It should be sent through courier D) None of the above What is to be done when a court desires that a summons should be served outside its local jurisdiction? A) It should send such summons in duplicate to the concerned magistrate B) It can send directly to the concerned person in the emergency C) Itshould send such summons to the concerned police PB) AandB Can summons be served on witness by post ? A) It should served personally 8B) It can be served by post Every warrant of arrest issued by a court ? A) Must be in writing . B) Signed by the presiding officer of the Court C) Should bear seal of the Court D) All of the above How long should a warrant of arrest remain in force ? A) A warrant of arrest should remain in force until its cancelled by the Court B) Until it is executed OYA and B D) None of the aboveCode of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.Vj A IIE EET Se eT 14. 16. 17, What must be stated in the bailable warrant ? A) The bailable warrant must state the number of sureties B) The amount in which they and the person for whose arrest the warrant is issued, are to be respectively bound C) The time at which he is to attend before the Court ~D) All the above What must the officer do whenever security is taken by him ? A) He should keep the bond with him ~BY He should forward the bond to the court C) He should forward the bond to the police D) None of the above When can the court direct the warrant for its execution to any other person? A) It cannot direct B) It direct, when the court considers that immediate execution of the warrant is necessary C) and no police officer is immediately available _B) Band C To whom should a warrant be directed ? A) Only to one police officer -B) It may be directed to one or more police officers C) It may be directed only to the officer in charge of the police station D) None of the above 18. Can the Chief Judicial Magistrate or a Magistrate of the First Class may direct warrant to any other person for its execution ? A) No_B) He can direct for i He ca or its execution within i jurisdiction n within its local C) He can direct for i i He ca or its execution bey: jurisdiction en D) None of the above 19. The magistrate may direct a warrant to any person within its local jurisdiction for the arrest of- A) Any escaped convict B) Proclaimed offender C) Of any person whois accused of non-bailable offence and is evading arrest B) All of the above 20. What must be done by the private person after execution of warrant ? d produce the arrestee before a Magistrate A) He shoul he arrestee to the nearest police BY He should handovert officer C) He should handover the arrestee to the jail authorities D) None of the above t directed to any police officer be 21. Can a warran lice officer ? executed by any other po A) No B) The same police officer has to execute the warrant €) Yes, provided his name should be endorsed by the police officer to who it is directed D) None of the above 22. Substance of the war arrestee ? 4) Yes A) Not necessary C) Only if the arrestee de D) BandC rant should be informed to the mands44 23. 25. 26. 27. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chaps on 1 a Should the warrant of arrest be shown to the arreste,, A) Yes, if he demands ‘ B) No Cc) By showing the warrant he should be arrested D) None of the above What should the police officer do after executing the warrant of arrest ? _*X) He must produce the arrestee before the court without unnecessary delay B) He should produce the arrestee before the Executive Magistrate C) He should produce the arrestee before the superintendent of police D) None of the above Should delay in proceeding the arrestee after execution of warrant any case exceed 24 hours ? A) Yes BY No C) Depending upon the circumstances D) None of the above Where can a warrant of arrest be executed ? A) Within the local jurisdiction of the court issuing -B) At any place in India C) The warrant can be executed at any place in India including Jammu and Kashmir D) BandC What is to be done when a warrant is to be executed outside the local jurisdiction of the court issuing it? A) The court can direct for its execution to the police officer available within his jurisdiction —Chapa Process to Compel Appearance 45 28, 29. 30. nn B) The court may forward the warrant by post or otherwise to any Executive Magistrate within the local limits of jurisdiction it is to be executed C) The court may forward the warrant by post or otherwise to Superintendent of police or Commissioner of police D) All of the above What must the court do issuing the warrant for its execution outside jurisdiction ? A) It must forward the substance of information against the arrestee with necessary documents B) Except warrant no document is necessary to be forwarded C) No substance of information is required to be forwarded D) BandC What is to done by a police officer when he is executing warrant outside its jurisdiction ? A) Ordinarily he must take endorsement to an Executive Magistrate or police officer not below the rank of officer in charge of the police station B) In certain situations the police officer may execute warrant without taking such endorsement A) Band C D) None of the above If the court issuing warrant is located more than 30 kilo meters of place of execution of warrant then the arrestee must be produced - A) Before the judicial first class magistrate of that jurisdiction46 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap. vj BJ Before the executive Magistrate police C) He should be brought before the warrant D) None of the above or Superintendent of the court which issued 31. What should the Executive Magistrate di production of the arrestee aft lla er execution of warrant? A) The Magistrate satisfy that the person arrested person appears to be right person then he will direct his removal in custody into such court B) The magistrate must remand the arrestee to the jail C) The magistrate must direct the police to produce the arrestee before the concerned court D) None of the above = 32. A non-bailable warrant was issued against a person who was involved in an offence under section 337 L.P.C. can he be enlarged on bail by Executive Magistrate or the Superintendent of police before whom he was produced ? A) They cannot grant any bail _BY They can grant bail as per section 81(1) Cr-P.C. C) They can grant bail if it is a bailable warrant D) None of the above 33. Who is authorize to give bail to an arrested person on execution of warrant if he is arrested for committing non-bailable offence ? A) Superintendent of police B) Executive Magistrate SD Chief Judicial Magistrate or the Sessions Judge of the district in which the arrest is made D) None of the aboveChap.VI Process to Compel Appearance 47 ree 34. What is to be considered by C.J.M. or Sessions Judge before granting bail to a person produced on execution of non bailable warrant in non bailable offence ? A) They must consider the age of the accused B) They must consider the gender of the accused €) They must consider the information and documents referred to in sub-section 2 of section 78 D) None of the above 35. Against whom a proclamation will be issued ? A) Against whom a warrant has been issued and he is absconding B) Against a person who is concealing himself show that such warrant cannot be executed C) Against any accused D) AandB 36. The proclamation shall be published - A) Conspicuous place of town or the village in which such person ordinarily resides B) Shall be affixed to some consequence part of the house or the homestead in which person ordinary resides C) Acopy shall-be affixed to some conspicuous part of the house -D) All of the above 37. Publication in newspaper is mandatory while proclamation is issued ? A) Itis not correct BY Itis the discretion of the court | 38. The court issuing proclamation, may order attachment | of- | A) Moveable property B) Immoveable property C) Any property _D) All of the above48 Code of Criminal Procedure. 1973 Made ea a sy Chip a chment of Proper, 39. Can the court order the att absconding Accused? A) Before proclamation for Person abscong; B) At the time of proclamation me AY Atany time the issue of the Proclamation D) All of the above 40. Is it necessary to record reasons in Writing issuing the attachment of the property 2 while A) Yes B) No C) After issuing attachment order reasons D) None of the above a Court has to Tecorg 41. When can the court order the attachm ent and proclamation simultaneously 2 A) The court cannot order the attachment and proclamation simultaneously B) If the person is about to dispose of his whole or any of his property C) Is about to remove the whole or any part of the property from the local jurisdiction of the court DB) Band C 42. If the property ordered to be attached is a debt or moveable property then the attachment can be made? A) By seizure B) By the appointment of a receiver C) By order in writing prohibiting the deliver of such property to the proclaimed person or to any one on _ his behalf or by all are any two of such methods DB) All of the aboveChap.VI Process to Compel Appearance 49 ee appearance 43, Inany person interested in the property to be attached make objections to the attachment if so, what is the : period ? A) Yes, within six months from the date of attachment B) Yes, within nine months from the date of attachment C) Yes, within twelve months from the date of attachment D) None of the above 44, Cana court issue warrant in lieu of, or in addition to summons ? _A) Yes B) No C) Only in warrant cases D) None of the above 45. When does the court issue such warrant of arrest ? A) If the court sees reason to believe that he has absconded B) If the court sees reason to believe that he will not obey the summons C) If he fail to appear after service of the summons _D) All of the above ; f CHAPTER VI PROCESS TO COMPEL APPEARANCE 1D 2A 3D 4D 5B 6D 7A 8B 9A 10D HB 12D 13C 14D 15.B 16D 17.B 18 B 19.D 20B 21.C 22.B 23.A 24A 25.B 26.B 27.D %A 29C 30B 31.A 32.B 33.C 34C 35.D 36D 37.B 38D 39.C 40.A 41.D 42D 43.A 44.A 45.DSO PRE JT Pracedure, 1073 Made easy Chap vit eee ccenia enn ate CATT Crate of Cu CHAPTER VIL CESS TO COMPEL THE PRODUCTION OF THINGS A— Summons to produce arge of a police station issue person for production of be in his possession ? Can any officer in ch written order to the documents believed it to A) The police officer has no such power B) The police officer has got such power under section 91 C) The police officer has got such power under section 92 D) All of the above Can a police officer has got power to direct the postal authorities to produce post card, telegram or other document or parcel ? A) Yes B) No we van order the postal or telegraph authority t ver a document parcel or thing to a specified person? A) District Magistrate a — Judicial Magistrate ‘) Court of sessions or High CourtChap. VII Process to Compe] the Production of ‘Things 5] OE ) Allof the above 4, Such an order can be made for the purpose of - A) Any investigation B) Inquiry or trial C) Other proceedings under the code Dd) All of the above 5. Who is authorize to issue warrant of search of a place containing stolen property or forged documents etc.,? A) District Magistrate B) Sub-divisional magistrate C) Magistrate of the first class D) All of the above Who is authorized to order the search of a person ille- gally confined in a place ? A) District magistrate B) Sub-divisional magistrate C) Magistrate of the first class -D) All of the above 7. What sort of property can be seized by a police officer under section 102 of Cr.P.C. ? A) He may seize any property which may be alleged to have been stolen B) Which may be suspected to have been stolen C) Which may be found under circumstances which create suspicion of commission of any offence BD) All of the above 8. What is the duty of the police officer immediately after the seizure of the property ? A) He should report to the concerned Magistrate10. 11. 12. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap. yy o the Superintendent of police d report t peed of Police uid report to the Inspector @ above B) He sho C) He sho D) None of th ty seized under section 102 cannot be If the proper’ conveniently transported to the court ? _A) The police officer may handover the property to any person B) The police officer shall secure proper accommodation for the custody of the property C) The police officer is required t the court D) None of the above o get the orders from If the property seized is subject to natural decay and if the person entitled to the possession of the property is unknown ? A) The police officer may sold in auction the property _BY He may sold in auction the property only under the orders of the Superintendent of police C) He may auction the property only by taking the order from the court D) None of the above Can any magistrate direct search of place in his presence ? A) Only judicial magistrate B) Only executive magistrate £) Any magistrate who is competent to issue a search warrant D) All of the above Who are the persons authorized to conduct search without warrant within the jurisdiction ?PNT Vrawess A) Officer in charge of police station 1 Investigating police officer CY Subordinate potice officer authorized by officer-in- charge of police station or 10 in writing. (section lod AD & (A) D) All of the above ti. Who are the persons authorized to conduct search without warrant out side the jurisdiction ? A) Ou the basis of requisition of officer in charge of a polive station or investigating officer of another otticer in charge of police station of out side jurisdiction 8) The officer in charge of a police station or the LO. in emergency circumstances €) Executive Magistrate of out side jurisdiction PD) Aand B 14. Who must conduct the search under Section 165 of CrP.c.? A) The police officer proceeding under sub-section 1(165) must if practicable conduct the search in per- son B) Any person C) Executive magistrate D) None of the above 15. What are the conditions required for conducting search without warrant ? A) There must be reasonable ground for believing that a search is essential for investigation B) The offence with regard to which search is to be con-54 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.yy ducted must be a cognizable offence ~€) AandB D) Without any reasonable ground the search can be conducted 16. Can the police officer appoint a subordinate to conduct the search under Section 165 of Cr.P.C. ? ~A) He can appoint the subordinate officer B) He cannot appoint the subordinate officer C) None of the above 17. Recording of reasons is required when a subordinate officer is appointed for search under Section 165 of CrP.C. 2 ) Yes B) No C) Hecan authorize in writin of a search D) None of the above ig his subordinate for making 18. What procedure must be followed for appointing the subordinate officer for search under Section 165 of CrP.c. 2 A) The police officer Must deliver an order in writing 0 - ates Specify the place to be search | ni ma eect the things for which the search is 4%) All of the aboveChap. VII Process to Compel the Production of Things 55 Pa ee, section 100 General provisions has to searches contained in section 99 General provisions has to searches contained in section 98 None of the above B oS Cc VY D ~ To whom should the copies of any record made under seb-section 1 or sub-section 3 of 165 be sent ? A) To the nearest Magistrate B) To the Executive Magistrate C) To the superior police officer -B) To the nearest Magistrate empower to take cognizance of the offence 21. Who are the persons authorized to conduct search without warrant out side the jurisdiction ? A) On the basis of requisition of officer in charge of a police station or investigating officer of another officer in charge of police station of out side jurisdiction B) The officer in charge of a police station or the I.0. in emergency circumstances C) Executive magistrate of out side jurisdiction ~D) AandB 22, What procedure must be followed by the officer of the different police station for conducting the search for which the request was made ? ‘A) He must proceed according to the section 165 and shall forward the thing found to the officer who made request for search B) He must proceed according to section 165 and shallOk ECT Pranedtite, (O71) Mie eaay Chap vir 4a Aewant the thiag fone to the Magistrate LOHCEMeg CO) Penat pricoudting decording to aection 165 anal shay fran the thing found to bis auperior officer BD) ATLot de above 24 Wher cana police officer conduct search ina place out side Jurisdiction ? AY Tike potion officer has neason to believe that the delay waived by Heesting the police officer of another potice stition to seareh may destroy the evidence, WU the potive officer satisfios that conducting of a xoaieh is essential dM. Kean whom, the owner or occupier of the place soarehed can get a copy of the record free of cost 2 “AY The magistrate BY The police officer CY ‘The Superintendent of police D) None of the above What must the owner or occupier do to get a copy of the record ? A) He must make oral request to the police officer BY He must make an application to the magistrate C) He mast make an application to the police officer D) None of the above What is te be done by LO. when evidence is available ina country or place outside India ? A) Then he must make an application to any criminal COUT LO issue a letter of request 3) He must mak ication | Sst make an application t ity in that app ‘oan authority in the a authorityChap.VIE_ Process to Compel the Production of Things 57 etn enterearesetSheuasseshsissianes senna ~C) AandB D) None of the above 29, 30. 27. How should the letter of request be sent to the other country ? A) A letter of request be sent in a manner specified by the Central Government B) A letter of request be sent in a manner specified by the State Government C) AandB D) None of the above Every statement recorded or document or thing received under the letter of request shall be deemed to be ? A) The evidence collected during the course of investigation B) Only document shall be deemed to be evidence collected during the course of investigation C) Only thing received shall be deemed to be evidence collected during the course of investigation D) None of the above Who is authorized to deal with any letter of request issued by competent foreign court ? A) Concerned court in India _B) Central Government C) State Government D) All of the above What should the Central Government do when it receives such a letter of request ? A) It may forward the same to the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate58 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, Made easy Chap. viy B) It may forward the same to any Magistrate C) It may forward the same to any Magistrate who ig specifically appointed DB) AandC What should Magistrate do when he receives the letter of request forwarded by the Central Government ? A) He must handover the letter to the concerned police -B) He must summon the person before him and record his statement and order him to produce the require documents C) He must forward the letter to the Superintendent of police D) He must forward the letter to the Executive Magistrate 31. 32. Has the Central Government the power to send the letter of request to any officer for investigation ? A) Yes B) No 33. What should the police officer do when he is asked to investigate into the offence by the Central Government? AD He should investigate into the offence in the same manner as if the offence has been committed within India B) The Central Government cannot direct to investigate into offence 34. To whom should magistrate or the police officer forward all the evidence taken and things collected ? A) Directly to the Forei gn country ) To the Central Government C) To the State GovernmentChap. V0 Prowess to Conpiel (lie Hrodietion al Tile Y D) None of the above 48, Whatshould the Central Government do when all the 30. 38. evidences are forwarded to i? A) Itshould send then tu the converned Court who iasied the letter of request B) TC shoutd forward to the concerned authorily: whe issued letter of request AL) Aand B D) None of the above Who is authorized (o examine medically the victin of rape ? A) Registered medical practitioner employed in a Government Hospital B) Registered medical practitioner employed ina Hospital run by local authority C) Any other registered medical practitioner in the absence of the above said doctors ~D) All of the above Before conducting examination medical practitioner has to obtain consent from - A) Victim of the rape B) Of a person competent to give such consent on her behalf -€) AandB D) The Investigating officer To whom the report shall be forwarded by the medical practitioner ? A) To the concerned court B) To the Superintendent of police -&) To the investigating officer; 3 Made ea: od Cade af Criminal Procedure, 1973 easy Chap yp gistrate To the executive Mag} RLS as examination is conducted without any a, consent that examination will be ? A) Lawful B) Unlawful CHAPTER VII Process to compel the production of things B2B3D4D5D6D72D 8A 9A we 12D 13.D 1A 15.C 16A 20.D 21D 2A 10. 17.A 18D 19, 23.A 24.A 25.B 26.C 27.A 28, >» Dw 29.B 30.D 31.3 32.A 33.A 34.B 35.C 36.D 37.C 38.C 39.BChap. VIbA — Reeipracal Avanpern nnaineniaeadanaitth anaes 5 lor Assloluniee in certain waters Gy CHAPTER VILA Reciprocal arrangements for assistance in certain matters and Procedure for Attachment and Forfeiture of Property J. What is meant by “Contracting State” ? A) It means a Foreign Country 4B) It means any Country in respect of which arrangements have been made by the Central Government C) It means another State in India D) None of the above 2. What is meant by “proceeds of crime” ? A) It means any property derived by a person as a result of criminal activity B) It means any property oblained by any person as a result of criminal activity C) It means value of any property derived by a person as a result of criminal activity BY All of the above 3. Cana Court in India take the assistance of a Foreign Court to secure the transfer of any accused person * AS Yes B) Noa 62 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made casy Chap. vit, eC EREREREE En tig 4. Can an investigating officer make an application for the attendance of a person who is available j, Contracting State ? fh) Yes, he can make an application in the Court of competent jurisdiction in India B) Yes, he can make an application in the Court of competent jurisdiction in Contracting State CHAPTER VII-A Reciprocal arrangements for assistance in certain matters and Procedure for Attachment and Forfeiture of Property 1.B2D 3A 4AChap. VIU Security for Keeping peace and for Good Behaviour 63 —_—— $$ rrr Behraviour 63 CHAPTER VIII SECURITY FOR KEEPING PEACE AND FOR GOOD BEHAVIOUR 1. Chapter VIII deals with - A) Prevention of crime B) Prevention of disturbance of public tranquility C) Prevention of breach of peace BD) All of the above 2. Who can exercise power under section 106 of Cr.P.C.? A) Sessions Judges B) Chief Judicial Magistrate(Judicial First Class Magistrate) C) Any superior court to JFCM and Court of Session _while sitting in appeal or revision BD) All of the above 3. Can a Court of Session or a Court of Magistrate of the First Class order a convicted person for any offence committed under Sub-section 2 (106) to execute a bond, with or without sureties for keeping peace for a period not exceeding three years 2 A) Yes B) No64 4. Can a court order to exec 7. When does the co Chap, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy ap. VIty ute a bond under sectig, leased on execution accused was re! ahead under ihe probation of offenders Act, 1956 o, of bon ° under section 360 of CrP.C. ? A) Yes ~B) No What are the two pre-requisite for passing order under a section 106 ? AY Conviction followed by sentence B) Conviction followed by admonition dung C) Conviction followed by taking a bond under section 360 of Cr.P.C. D) Conviction followed by taking a bond under the Probation of Offenders Act 6. What are the offences for which a person may be ordered to execute a bond to keep peace under section 106 of the Code ? A) Offences against public tranquility(Chapter VII of LPC. Section 141 to 160 excluding section 153-A, 153-B and 154 B) Offences involving breach of any criminal force or unlawful assembly C) Any offence of criminal intimidation /D) All of the above peace assault or using committing mischief, affray, urt order the of the Code ? A) Hh the Court feels it is necessary to take security ie me convicted person after conviction s en the court feels it is nec ity essary to ecurity from the convicted eines Person after Passing sentence i d under section 106 €xecution of a bonChap.VIII Security for Keeping peace and for Good Behaviour 65 EE oe Benaviour 65 8. If the conviction is set aside on a i ppeal or otherwise. the bond executed under section 106 of the Code shall become void ? A) Yes B) No 9, Cana court pass an order under section 106 of Cr.P.C. subsequent to the passing of judgment ? A) Yes -B) No 10. If the accused fails to execute a bond or unable to execute a bond the court can detain him till the period of the bond expires or till he executes the bond ? AA) Yes B) No 11. What is the maximum period of a bond executed under section 106 of the Code ? A) 3 years B) | year C) 2 years D) 4 years 12. When does the period for the security required shall commence, if any person in respect of whom an order requiring security is made under section 106 of the Code, is at the time such order is made, sentenced to, or under going a sentence of imprisonment ? AK) The period for which such security is required shall commence on the expiration of such sentence B) The period for which such security is required shall commence along with the sentence 13. What will happened to the bond under section 106 of the Code, if the conviction given by the Court is set aside by the Appellate Court ? _&) Then the bond executed will become void B) The bond will expire after its due date18, lo, 18. Code of Crimanal Prowedtre, 1971) Maite easy Uhape Vay Who will exereixe power under section 107 of CRC» AQ Distict Mapratrate : HW) Sub Divisional Magistrate and Paccutive Magtatiate Oy Judteial Mapestrate Di Aand B Can an Executive Magistrate arder a person to show cause why he should not be ordered to execute a hand with or without sureties for keoping peace under +o Section 107 of CrP, ? AY Yes Bh) No Section 107 Is applied when there Is likelihood of conviction of breach of peace, disturbance to public tranquility or any unlawful act which would rise to breach of peace ? “AD Yes By) No What is the period for which an order to execute a bond can be made under section 107 of Cr PC. ? Aj For a penod nol exceeding one year 3) Fora period not exceeding two years C) Fora pened not exceeding three years D) For a period not exceeding four yeur Is there is any imprisonment if the delinquent is unable to execute a bond as required under Section 107 of CeP.C.? A) Yes, he is liable for simple imprisonment till the time be executes the bond or till one year whichever is earlier B) Yes, he is liable for simple imprisonment till the time he executes the band or till two years whichever is earlierChap. VIII Security for Keeping peace and for Good Behaviour 67 , wo: a C) Yes, he is liable for simple imprisonment till the time he executes the bond or till three years whichever is earlier D) Yes, he is liable for simple imprisonment till the time he executes the bond or till four years whichever is earlier 19. Who has the authority to order the execution of a bond to secure for the good behavior from a person disseminating seditious matters 2 A) Executive Magistrate B) Judicial First Class Magistrate C) Chief Judicial Magistrate D) All of the above 20. Good behavior under Section 108 of Cr.P.C. means- A) The person should not commit any illegal or unlawful act, nor will the person be involved in any act of sedition (Section 124-A of I.P.C.) B) Promoting enmity between classes (Section 153-A of I.P.C., act against national integration(Section 153- B of LPC.) C) Act of insulting any religion or religious beliefs of any class of persons(Section 295-A) of I.P.C., Act of defaming or intimidating a judge, circulation of obscene inflammatory matters(Section 292 of I.P.C) )) All of the above 21. Is there is any imprisonment if the delinquent is unable to execute a bond under Section 108 of Cr.P.C. ? _A) Yes, he is liable for simple imprisonment till the time he executes the bond or till one year whichever is earlier6% Code of Criminal Proceduce, LUT pAade eaey ‘Nan viy 1) Yeu, he ia latile for aiinpile PH wONINENT HH tie ty, fie executes Hie bond or till teres Years WAL he yny ‘ earlier C) Yea, he is hable for simple inmprisournent ONE Hite pre he executes the bond of Hib three yeute Whiche yep jg earhies 1) Yes, he is liable for simple imprisonment WH the tine he executes the bond ot till four yeats Whichever is earlier 22, Who has the authority to order the execution of 4 hang to secure for the good behavior from the suspected persons ? A) Executive Magistrate B) Judicial First Class Magistrate C) Chief Judicial Magistrate D) All of the above 23. What is the purpose of taking bond under section 109 of the Code ? AA) It is the security for good behavior from suspected persons B) It is the security for good behavior from habitual offenders C) Itis the security for good behavior from persons disseminating seditious matters D) All of the above 24, Can the Executive Magistrate demand a band from suspected persons under Section 109 of CrP.C- without sureties ? f A) Yes B) NoChap. VIM Security for Keeping peace and for Good Behaviour GY eens 25. 26. 27, Can the Executive Magistrate require a bond from suspected persons who are residing out side his jurisdiction ? ~A) The Executive Magistrate can demand a bond from suspected persons who are residing within his jurisdiction only B) The Executive Magistrate can demand a bond from suspected persons who are residing out side his jurisdiction C) The Executive Magistrate can demand a bond from suspected persons who are residing within his Jurisdiction and out side of his jurisdiction D) None of the above What is the maximum period of bond required by the Executive Magistrate from suspected persons ? A) 3 years B) 2 years vC) | year D) 4 years Can a Magistrate demand a bond from suspected persons more than one year ? A) Yes B) No What are the consequences for failure to execute a bond when it is required by the Executive Magistrate from suspected persons ? A) Imprisonment for failure to give security for good behavior be simple B) Imprisonment for failure to give security for good behavior be rigorous 4) Imprisonment for failure to give security for good behavior be simple or rigorous D) None of the above70 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy a ap. VI 29, Who can be called as suspected person under sectj 409 of the Code? Ction A) Aperson taking precaution to conceal his presence B) That there is reason to believe that he is doing ane of such conceal with a view to commit commission of cognizable offence " -C) AandB D) None of the above 30. Giving wrong name or impersonation amounts concealment of identity and not concealment of the presence as required under section 109 ? A) Yes B) No 31. Running away from police officer does not amount to concealment ? fh) True B) False 32. Judicial Magistrate can exercise power under section 109 of the Code? A) True 3B) False 33, Who has the authority to order execution of a bond for good behavior from habitual offenders 2? Ad) Executive Magistrate B) Judicial Magistrate of First Class C) Chief Judicial Magistrate D) All of the above 34. Executive Magistrate will exercise his jurisdiction under section 110 of the Code only when the habitual offenders are residing within his jurisdiction ? A True B) FalseChap.VIIl__ Security for Keeping Peace and for Good Behaviour 7] 35. What is the maximum period of bond which is required to be demanded by the Executi i under Section 110 of the Code ? wwe A) 1 year B) 2 years “C) 3 years D) 4 years 36. For invoking section 110 of the Code, there should be a number of convictions or course of conduct by evidence of general reputation ? A) True B) False 37. Option is given to Executive Magistrate to take sureties or not under Section 110 of Cr.P.C. ? A) Yes By No. No discretion or option is given to the Executive Magistrate with regard to surety 38. Failing to execute a bond under section 110 of the code warrants ? A) Simple imprisonment up to 3 years or till execution of bond is completed which ever is earlier B) Rigorous imprisonment up to 3 years or till execution of bond is completed which ever is earlier £) AandB D) None of the above 39. What can be demanded by the Executive Magistrate from the habitual offender before executing a bond ? A) He can require habitual offender to show cause why he should not be order to execute a bond with sureties, for his good behavior for such period, not exceeding 3 years, as the Magistrate things fit B) Noexplanation is required from the habitual offender72 40. 41. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Ch ap Vit What should a Magistrate do when a person why ; order to give security for a period exceeding one © is refuses to give the security ? Year, &) The Magistrate may issue a warrant directing him 4 be detained in prison pending the orders of the Sessions Judge B) The Magistrate ma be detained in priso period when may extend up to 3 years y issue a warrant directing him to n till he executes the bond for a Although Magistrate is authorize to seek a bond for maximum period of 3 years, but detention beyond a period of one year is subject to confirmation by Ses- sions Judge ? A) True B) False ade when an Executive Magistrate 42. How an order ism 107, 108, 109 or 110 of the Code ? 43. What procedure must be acts under section A) He shall make an order in writing B) Setting forth the substance of the information received, C) The amount of bo which it is to be in and class of sureties (if any _B) All of the above nd to be executed, the terms for force, and the number, character ) required followed if the person in respect of whom the order under section 111 is made; is present in the court ? A) He must be directed to execute bond B) The order must be read over to him C) If he desires, the substance of the order must be explained to him D) Band C: : 4 : ; é Chap. VII Security for Keeping peace and for Good § 73 OO eee nna le 44, What procedure must be followed if the required 47, person is not present under security proceedings in the Court ? A) Magistrate must issue a warrant B) Magistrate must issue summons C) Magistrate may issue summons or warrant D) None of the above What is to be done when the required person under security proceedings is in custody of an officer ? A) He may issue a warrant directing the officer to bring him to the Court B) He may issue summons to the person required When can Executive Magistrate issue warrant of arrest without issuing summons ? A) He cannot issue warrant without issuing summons B) Whenever the Magistrate receives any information that the person may cause serious breach of peace C) That the breach of peace cannot be prevented otherwise than by the immediate arrest of such person —D) BandC Can the Magistrate, if he sees sufficient cause, dispense with the personal attendance of any person called upon to show cause whey he should not be ordered to execute a bond for keeping the peace or for good behavior ? A) Yes B) No 48. What procedure is adopted by the Magistrate while conducting inquiry under security proceedings ? ~A) The inquiry must be conducted in the manner prescribed for the trial of summons casesCode of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy 74 Chap yy B) The inquiry must be conducted in the Manne, prescribed for the trial of warrants cases 49. Can the Magistrate order the person to execute abong during inquiry? A) Yes B) No 50. When can he direct to execute a bond during inquiry? A) He cannot direct to execute a bond during inquiry B) After the commencement and before the completion of the inquiry if the Magistrate considers that immediate measures are necessary for the Prevention breach of peace C) The disturbance of the public tranquility or commission of any offence DB) BandC 51. When will the inquiry under 116 be completed ? A) Itshall be completed within a period of one year from the date of commencement B) Itshall be completed within a period of three months from the date of commencement ) It shall be completed Within a period of six months from the date of commencement D) None of the above 52. What will happen to the Security proceeding if the inquiry is not completed within 6 months ? A) The Proceedings stands terminated » The Proceedings may be continued beyond 6 months for the Specia Al reasons in writi b istrate é Titing by the Magis ) AandB None of the above| Chap.VII Security for Keeping peace and for Good Behaviour 75 SS a 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. What will happen to the detention of a person under security proceedings on expiry of 6 months ? A) The detention may be extended BY The detention shall stand terminated, unless terminated earlier Can an appeal by an aggrieved person against the extension of inquiry be made to the Sessions Judge ? AX) Yes B) No Can security proceedings be initiated against a minor? A) Yes B) No Can a minor be directed to execute a bond under security proceedings? -A) No, if the person is minor, then the bond must be executed only by his sureties B) Yes Can a Magistrate refuse to accept any surety offered or reject any surety previously accepted by him or by his predecessor ? ~“A) Yes B) No Who has the power to release a person who fail to give security under this chapter ? A) The District Magistrate in case of an order passed by an Executive Magistrate under section Hy B) The Chief Judicial Magistrate in any other case ~<) AandB D) Sessions Judge76 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chay “hap yyy CHAPTER VIII SECURITY FOR KEEPING PEACE AND FOR GOOD BEHAV Ign, 1D2D3A4B 54 6D 7B BA gp A ILA 12.A(Section 1191)) 13.4 14D 15.A 16.4 17, 18.A 19.A 20.D 21A 22A 23.A 244A 25.A 26.06 7 B 28. C(Section 122(8)) 29.C 30.A 31A 32.B 33.4 %45 35.C36.A 37.B 38. C(Section 122(8)) 39. A 40. A(Section 121 and(3)) 41. A(Section 122(2) and(3)) 42. D(Section 111) 43. D(Section 112) 44.B 45.A 46. (Section 113) 47.A(Section 115) 48. A(Section 116(2)) 49. A(Section 116(3)) 50. D(Section 116(3)) 51. C(Section 116(6)) 52. C(Section 116(6)) 53. B(Section 116(6)) 54. A(Section 116(7) 55. A(Section 117) 56. A(Section 117) 57. A(Section 121) 58. C(Sectios 123(1))crap iX Order for Maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents 77 nts CHAPTER IX ORDER FOR MAINTENANCE OF WIVES, CHILDREN AND PARENTS 1. For the purpose of maintenance under Chapter IX of the Code wife includes ? A) Wife B) A woman who has been divorced, or obtained divorce from her husband and has not remarried <) AandB D) Remarried divorcee woman td Is the strict proof of marriage necessary for maintenance under section 125? A) Yes —B) No 3. Who can be ordered to maintain parents ? x} Any person, having sufficient means, neglect or refuses to maintain a B) Only male persons will be order to maintain C) Only Female persons will be order to maintain D) None of the aboveChap ty Who has the authority to make an orde, of 78 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy 4, maintenance ? B) A Magistrate of the First Class B) District Magistrate C) Executive Magistrate D) Sessions Judge 5. What amount of monthly allowance can he ordered by a Magistrate ? A) A monthly rate not exceeding Rs.500/- 3) A monthly rate as the Magistrate things fit C) A monthly rate not exceeding Rs.1,000/- D) A monthly rate not exceeding Rs.2,000/- Can the Magistrate order the father of a married minor female child to maintain her until she attains her majority ? AA) Yes, if the Magistrate is satisfied that the husband of such minor female child is not possessed of sufficient means B) No Legitimate or illegitimate minor child whether married or not - AY Is entitled for maintenance if maintain themselves B) Is not entitled for maintenance even though they are unable to maintain themselves they are unable to Who are entitled for maintenance ? A) Wife B) Legitimate or illegitimate minor child, whether Matried or not,Chap. IX Order for Maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents 79 C) Legitimate or illegitimate child (not being a married daughter who has attained majority, where such child is, by reason of any physical or mental abnormality or injury) D) Father or mother A) All of the above 9, Can the Magistrate grant interim monthly maintenance ? A) Yes B) No 10. That the interim maintenance application and expenses shall be disposed of within - A) 60 days from the date of service of notice of the application to the respondent B) 30 days from the date of service application to the respondent C) 90 days from the date of service of notice of the application to the respondent D) None of the above of notice of the 11. The Magistrate may grant interim maintenance and expenses of such proceeding when he considers reasonable - A) Yes B) No 12. From what date shall allowance or interim maintenance or expenses be payable ? A) Payable from the date of the order B) Payable from the date of the application for maintenance80 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Ch ~C) AandB D) From the date when the petitioners were Unable maintain themselves lo 13. What action can be taken by the Magistrate i¢ an person order to pay maintenance fails to Pay the amount without sufficient cause ? A) For every breach of the order, issue a warrant for levying the amount due in the manner provided fo, levying fines B) The Magistrate may sentence such person for the whole or any part of each months allowance for the maintenance or the interim maintenance and expenses of proceeding ) AandB D) The Magistrate cannot take any action 14. How long can the respondent be kept in jail ? AX) He can be kept in jail for one month or until payment is made B) Hecan be kept in jail for two months or until payment is made C) He can be kept in jail for three months or until payment is made D) Hecan be kept in jail for four months or until payment is made 15. When can a warrant be issued for recovery of any amount due under section 125 ? A) When application is made to the Court B) It should be made within a period of one year from the date on which it became due ————st for Matitenineo of Wives, Children and Parents 8 Chap AX “Cy Aand B 1p) should be made within a period of two years from the date on which it became due 16. Cana wile refuse to live with husband, if he hasa husband has contracted second marriage or keeps a mistress ? ‘A) Iisa just ground for wife’s refusal to live with him B) [tis not a just ground for wife’s refusal to live with him 17. A wife is not entitled to receive an allowance for the maintenance or the interim maintenance and expenses of proceeding from her husband under section 125 ? A) If she is living in adultery B) If she refuses to live with her husband without any sufficient reason C) If they are living separately by mutual consent “D) All of the above 18. When can a Magistrate cancel his order for maintenance issued infavour of a wife ? A) On proof that wife is living in adultery B) On proof that without sufficient reason she refuses to live with her husband C) On proof that they are living separately by mutual consent 2B) All of the above 19. Ground of impotency of her husband is a good ground (o live separately and claim maintenance ? A) True B) False82 20. 21. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap, A man and woman living together for 20 years , husband and wife. Relatives also treating them ag wip and husband. Is such woman entitled 1, maintenance? A) Strict proof of marriage is necessary. Wife is ng entitled for maintenance _AB) Strict proof of marriage is not necessary. Wife i entitled for maintenance In which place can a proceeding under section 125 be taken against any person ? A) Where he is residing B) Where he or his wife is residing C) Where he last resided with his wife or with the mother of the illegitimate child D) All of the above 22, All evidence in 125 proceedings shall be taken ? A) In the presence of respondent B) When his personal is dispensed with in the presence _ of his pleader A) AandB D) In the absence of respondent also When does the Magistrate decides petition under section 125 ex parte ? A) When the respondent is willfully avoiding service B) When the respondent is willfully neglecting to attend the Court ) AandB D) Court cannot decide a case ex parteChap.IX Order for Maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents 83 24, Can the Magistrate make changes in the allowances ? A) Yes, when he receives Proof for change in the circumstances of any person receiving monthly allowance or interim maintenance B) He cannot increase the amount beyond Rs.500/- 25. Can the Magistrate cancel or modify an order made under Section 125 in consequence of any decision of a competent Civil Court ? A) Yes B) No 26. Can the Magistrate cancel an order made in favour of a divorced woman if she remarries ? A) Yes. He can cancel the order from the date of remarriage. B) No. 27. Can the Magistrate cancel an order made in favour of a divorced woman if she receives a lumpsum under any customary or personal law before or after making the order ? “A) Yes B) No 28. Should a copy of the order of maintenance or interim maintenance and expenses of proceeding be given by the Court to the person in whose favour it is made ? A) Yes, but it must be given on payment of fee B) Yes, but it must be given without payment to the person in whose favour it is made C) Yes, but it must be given without payment to th guardian if the person claiming the maintenance is minor ®) Band C ‘o thewt _ (vite nf Criminal Proee ive, LUA Male ensy on Chy a pegs Sa ; me hi 3, Wha has the power (o enforces the ordo, maiutenanee ? AY Any Magistrate WY Any Magiateate in any place where the person a hig whont it is made AQ, ‘Phe Magistrate must satisfy to enforce the orderg i mralatonance + A) ‘The identity of the parties B) ‘The non-payment of allowances or expenses due -C) AandB CHAPTER 1X Order for maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents t. C(Gection 125 explanation b) 2B 3.A 0 4.A 5.B 6A 7.A 8B O®A IA LA 12.C 13. C Section 125(3)) 14. A 15, C WA 12D 18D 19,A 20. B (Section 50 of Indian Evidence Act) 21D 22. 23.0 24.4 25.A 26.A 27.A 28.D 29.B 30.CChap.X Maintenance of Public Order and Tranquility CHAPTER X MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC ORDER AND TRANQUILITY A-Unlawful Assemblies 1. Who has the authority to command dispersal of any unlawful assembly? A) Any Executive Magistrate B) Officer in charge of a police station C) Inthe absence of officer in charge of a police station any police officer, not below the rank of Sub-Inspector may command the dispersal of any unlawful assembly —BD) All of the above 2. How many persons constitutes unlawful assembly 2 A) Any assembly of five or more persons likely to cause a disturbance of the public peace is an unlawful assembly B) Any assembly of two or more persons likely to cause a disturbance of the public peace is an unlawful assembly86 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap y C) Any assembly of three or more persons likely toca a disturbance of the public peace is’an Unlaweyy assembly : D) Any assembly of four or more persons likely to¢ a disturbance of the public peace is an unla: assembly lige Wu} 3. What is the duty of the members of the unlawty assembly when an order to disperse is made ? A) Then it is the duty of the members of the unlawfy assembly to disperse B) There is no need to obey the command by the members of the unlawful assembly 4. Can force be used by the police officer or the Executive Magistrate if the members of the unlawful assembly do not disperse after they are commanded to do so? A) Yes B) No 5. Can they take the assistance of any male person for the purpose of dispersing such assembly and arresting and confining the persons, who form part of it ? AA) Yes B) No 6. When can the Executive Magistrate of the highest rank Present near the unlawful assembly order the armed forces to disperse such assembly ? A) ae such assembly cannot be dispersed otherwise B) he things that it is necessary for public security that it should be dispersed ) AandB D) Executive Magistrate has no authority to direct the armed forces to disper y Se unlawful assemblyee ee chap-X Maintenance of Public Order and Tranquility —_— ET 7, What order can be made by the Exec to the officer in command of the ar: x utive Magistrate H 4 med forces ? A) He can order him to disperse the asse’ } help of armed forces under his Somme? with the B) To arrest and confine such persons forming th unlawful assembly g the _€) AandB . Whatis the duty of the officer when such order is made by Executive Magistrate ? A) He should obey the order B) Itis not necessary to obey the order 9, How much force can be used by the officer of armed forces for dispersing the unlawful assembly and for arresting its members ? A) He must use little force as if necessary while executing the order B) He must do little injury to person and property while executing the order C) AandB D) He cannot use any force 10. When can any commissioned or Gazetted officer of the armed forces disperse any unlawful assembly without any order from the Executive Magistrate ? A) Firstly such action can be taken only when the public security is manifestly endanger by any such assembly B) Such action cannot be taken where an Executive Magistrate can be communicated with €) AandB D) He cannot disperse unlawful order from the Executive Magistrate assembly without any88 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Cha a ca a nD, 11. Who is having authority to disperse ANY unlayy assembly to the help of armed forces under command and arrest and confine its members With any order from the Executive Magistrate ? A) Any commissioned officer of the armed forces B) Any gazetted officer of the armed forces -C) AandB D) No officer of the armed force have power to dispers unlawful assembly 12. Should any commissioned or Gazetted officer try to communicate to the Executive Magistrate when jt become possible for him ? ~“A) Yes B) No 13. Should any commissioned or Gazetted officer obey the instructions of the Magistrate after communicating, has to whether he should or he should not continue such action ? ~A) Yes B) No 14. Prosecution can be instituted against the Officers of the armed forces in any criminal court when sanction is given by the Central Government where such of- ficer is an officer or member of the armed forces ? AA) Yes B) No 15. Prosecution can be instituted against the Executive Magistrate or Police Officer, in any criminal court when sanction is given by the State Government ? ~A) Yes B) No ™Malitenanes of Public Order ai ChapeX 16, ‘The actions ofan Lxeceutive Magintrsate Poles OF or the armed forces or the Mambery of arr ed rear, done in good faith under Nectlons 129 0 foreen ennnot be considered as criminal offencey ? ane A) Yes B) No B-Public Nuisance 17. Who can make a conditional order requiring any person causing any obstruction or nuisance to remove such obstruction or nuisance ? A) District Magistrate B) Sub-divisional Magistrate C) Any Executive Magistrate specially empowered in this behalf by the State Government _D) All of the above 18. When can District Magistrate or Sub-divisional Magistrate or any other Executive Magistrate specially empowered by the State Government make a conditional order ? A) He can make such a conditional order when he receives a report from the police officer B) He can make such a conditional order when he receives information from any other source and after _ making is own enquiry <) AandB D) None of the above 19. What can be considered by Magistrate as nuisance ? A) Any unlawful obstruction in any public place, public way, river, channel which is lawfully used by the public90 21. 22. ~D) All of the above Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap x pation, keeping of or physical Comfor of B) Conduct of any trade, occu 800ds injuries to the health the community C) Construction of any building, disposal of Substance, which is likely to cause ; any explosion Can an order duly made by an Executive Magist; te under Section 133 be challenged in any Civil Court > A) Yes ~B) No Is a person liable to penalty prescribed in Section 188 of L.P.C., if such person d oes not perform, such act or @ppear and show cause ? “A) Yes B) No Can a Magistrate issue an injunction while making an order under Section 133 considers that immediate measures should be taken to prevent imminent danger or injury of serious kind to the public ? -A) Yes B) No Is the order under Section 133 directed to particular individuals and Not to the general Public ? A) Yes B) No Who are empowered to issue order under Section 144 of CrP.C, 2 A) District Magistrate eq Sul ivisional Magistrate Any ecutive Magistrate spec; Ni vered b the State Government re . All of the above‘Vronquitiny YJ 25. Slow long can an order under Seetion 144 re 7 force? main bn A) It will remain in force for a pe months B) It will remain in force for a peri iod not more thi nthe than three C) It will remain in force for a period not more than four months D) It will remain in force for a period not more than six months riod not more than two 26. Can the period of two months be extended by the State Government under Section 144 ? “A) Yes B) No 27, When does the State Government extend the period of two months under Section 144 ? A) It may extend the period of enforcement when the State Government considers necessary for preventing danger to human life, health or safety B) It may extend the period of enforcement when the State Government considers necessary for preventing a riot or any affray X£) AandB D) None of the above 28. How long can an order under Section 144 be extended by the State Government iz A) It can extend for a further period not exceeding six months tat B) Itcan extend for a further period not exceeding eight monthsOS 92 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.x C) It can extend for a further period not exceeding ten months : D) It can extend for a further-period not exceeding one year 29. When does District Magistrate, Sub-divisional Magistrate or any Executive Magistrate specially empowered by the State Government make such an order under Section 144 ? A) Ifhe considers that such direction is likely to prevent obstruction, annoyance, injury to any person lawfully | employed B) Ifhe considers that such direction is likely to prevent danger to human life, health or safety C) Ifhe considers that such di a disturbance of public tr affray B) All of the above rection is likely to prevent anquility, or a riot, or an 30. What is the object of Section 145 of the Code ? A) Itisto provide a quick and cheap substitute for a Civil Proceedings _B) Itis object is to Prevent a breach of the peace C) The Proceedings are taken in the interest of private Parties D) None of the above 31. Doesa Criminal} Court deci i i under Section 145 CrPC re a aletaen o_ A) No, it Merely finds which part Sada has been j ion and maintains his penty N in possess POssegg js % by the Civil Court "on till the matter is decided- chap-X Maintenance of Public Order and Tranquility 93 ro MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC ORDER AND TRANQUILITY 1p 2A 3A 4A 5. A 6C7.C 8A9C 10.C uC IZA 13A 14 A 15.A 164A 17.D 18. C 19.D 20.B 21.A 22. 23. A 24.D 25.A 26.A 27. C 28.A 29.D 30.B 31. A94 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap x CHAPTER XI PREVENTIVE ACTION OF THE POLICE 1.Who may interpose for the purpose of preventing the commission of any cognizable offence ? A) Officer in charge of a police station only B) Inspector of police only C) Every police officer D) None of the above 2. To whom should every police officer receiving information of a design to commit any cognizable offence communicate ? A) He must communicate such information to the police officer to whom he is subordinate B) To any other officer whose duty is to prevent commission of cognizable offences C) To any other officer who will take cognizance of the commission of any such offence 2D) All of the above na 3. Can a police officer knowing a design to commit any sepsis offence arrest the accused without orders rom the Magistrate and without a warrant ? A) Yes B) NoChap.X1 Preventive Action Of The Potige oe 4, When can he arrest such a Person ? A) ne ean arrost Such a person when he is knowing a design to commit any cognizable offence B) Hecan arrest if it Appears to him that the commission of the gniza le offence c WIS co, AN) ni annot be wis ‘ ‘ t be otherwise 5, Cana person arrested under Sub-section (1) of 151 be detained in custody for a period e from the time of arrest ? P xceeding 24 hours A) Yes B) No 6. When can a person arrested under Sub-section (1) of 151 be detained in custody for a period exceeding 24 hours from the time of arrest ? A) Ifhis further detention is required or authorized under any other provisions of Cr.P.C. B) If his further detention is required under any other law in force —€) AandB D) None of the above 7. Which police officer having authority to prevent any injury committed in his view to any public property or the removal or injury of any public land mark, or buoy or other mark used for navigation ? A) Every police officer B) Officer in charge of a police station only C) Inspector of police only D) None of the above 8. Can any officer in charge of a police station, without warrant, enter any place within the limits of such police station for the purpose of inspecting or searching for any weights or measures or instruments for weighing ~“A) Yes B) No96 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy ep 9. Who can enter any place within the limits Of his por station for the purpose of inspecting for ANY Weigh and measures. A) Officer in charge of police station B) Any police officer C) Head constable D) All of the above CHAPTER XI PREVENTIVE ACTION OF THE POLICE Lec 2D 34 4B 5.8 6&C TA 8A OA«ha -B) The arrestee should be yp Nt dy tiveaniad (vee 10 Ts Malion ahd Their Powers to tnyesipate 97 CHAPTER XI ‘(ORMATION TO THE POLICE AND THEIR INK POWERS 'TO INVESTIGATE ‘The detention beyond 24 hours without Magistrate’s permission would be Hlegal and the detaining officer would be criminally liable for? A) Wrongful confinement under Section 342 B) Wrongful restraint under Section 341 C) No punishment D) Aand B If the investigation is not completed within 24 hours ? A) ‘The arrestee should be forwarded to the concerned Mapistrate forwarded to the nearest Magistrate C) The arrestee should be forwarded to the nearest Executive Magistrate D) The arrestee should Superintendent of police be forwarded to the nearest_ sy 98 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.xy 3. When can the person arrested is forwarded (o the magistrate ? ~K) If the officer feels that there are grounds for believing that the accusation or information is well founded B) Whenever there is arrest he should be forwarded lo the Magistrate C) Even in the preventive arrest the arrested person should be forwarded to the Magistrate D) All of the above 4. What should be forwarded by the police officer to the Magistrate along with the accused ? A) Remand report B) Entries of the case diary i C) Copy of the FIR i BD) All of the above } 5. Cana Magistrate who has no jurisdiction to try the | case authorize the detention of the accused forwarded — under section 167 ? A) Yes B) No What is the duration for which the magistrate can authorize the detention in custody ? ~“A) He can order the dete; 15 days in the whole B) He can order the deten days in the whole C) He can order the dete 30 days in the whole D) None of the above Ntion for a term not exceeding tion for a term not exceeding 7 ntion for a term not exceedingoa hg Information to the Police and Thei chap Xl : he Police and Their Powers to Investigate 99 7, When can the magistrate authorize judicial cus ond 15 craw? judicial custody A) Yes, if he is satisfied that adequate grounds exists for doing so B) No g. What purpose, the police is given 24 hours to detain an arrested person in its custody ? A) Interrogating the accused to know about the details of offence and other accomplices B) To make recoveries C) To get confessions of the accused recorded by judi- cial magistrate Dy All of the above 9. A magistrate who has no jurisdiction to try the case considers further detention unnecessary ? AK) He may order the accused to be forwarded t istrate having such jurisdiction He may order the accused to be forwarded to the Su- perintendent of police having such jurisdiction C) He may order the accused to be forwarded to the Executive Magistrate having such jurisdiction None of the above oa Mag- B S D a 10. Remand means- A) Sending back the accused to custod, vestigation a B) Sending back the accused to custody to facilitate en- quiry a . C) Sending back the accused to custody to facilitate trial AD) Allof the above ly to facilitate 1n-100 Code of Criminal Provedute, 1973 Made e ay ¢ nr Sh ~ UL. Custody means. A) Immediate charge and control excised bya Pers B) Police custody Sou C) Judicial custody D) Allof the above A magistrate may send the juvenile to judicial Custody» A) Yes ~B) No : 13. A magistrate may send the juvenile to police Custody) A) Yes _-B) No 14. The following authority can i Wi grant police Custody of ne ACCUS $ A) Any Judicial Magistrate B) Any Executive Magistrate on whom Power of Judi. cial Magistrate has been conferred C) Any Magistrate of second class g ered by the High Court ~B) All of the above pecifically empow. 1S. Physical presence of the accused is necessary for re | mand ? A) Yes B) In Andhra Pradesh through the medium of electronic linkage A) AandB D) Not required 16. Should a magistrate authorize detention in polict | custody? ~A) Yes, but while authorizing he should record reasots for doing so ogchap-XH Information to the Police and Their P ‘Owers to Investigate 10 iL 17. 20. B) No C) Yes, but recording of reas i D) None of the above pe acini To whom the magistrate, othe . police custody send the co r than CJM., making Py of the order ? A) He must send it to the Sessions Judge 3B) He must send it to the CJM. C) He must send it to the Su ‘ i Perintendent D) None of the above — . The Executive Magistrate empowered to act as judicial Magistrate cannot give police remand for more than? A) 15 days B) 10 days &y 7 days D) 5 days A person held in judicial custody can be transferred to police custody or vice-versa within a period of- A) First 30 days B) First 15 days C) Fora period of 15 days any time during the judicial custody D) For a period of 30 days any time during the judicial custody An order of remand should not be passed ? A) Without physical production of the accused B) Accused may be produced through the medium of video linkage in Andhra Pradesh SS AandBYs 102 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made eisiy Chap.xy enti ie 21. The magistrate must be satisfied ? cA) That adequate grounds exists for remanding a person B) With the remand report C) With the case diary D) None of the above 22, Judicial Magistrate can authorize the detention of accused in judicial custody for a period ? A) Notexceeding 90 days when the investigation relates to offence punishable with death B) Notexceeding 90 days when the investigation relates | to offence punishable with imprisonment for life | C) Not exceeding 90 days when the investigation relates to offence punishable with imprisonment not less than 10 years or more -D) All of the above | 23. Judicial Magistrate can authorize the detention in | judicial custody for a period ? I _*) Not exceeding 60 days when investigation relates to offence punishable with imprisonment for atermless | than LO years B) Not exceeding 60 days when investigation relates to offence punishable with imprisonment for a term less than 7 years C) Not exceeding 60 days when investi gation relates to offence punishable with imprisonment for a term less than 5 years D) None of the above 24. A person was detained in judicial custody for more than 60 days on the allegation of committing of offence under section 306 I.P.C. Can he be entitled for bail ? A) He is entitled for the bail B) He is not entitled for the baila XU tiformation to the Paice and the a nila W Powers iy favewipnte 104 C) He in entitled for duyn Dp) Hand eC the bail only on Sompletion of 90 2s, When can an accused person in produced before the nearest executive Magistrate on whom (he powers of Judicial Magistrate has been conferred 7 AK) th the absence of Judicial Mayistrate B) Inthe absence of second class Mapistrate C) We can produce whenever required 1D) None of the above 26. What should such Executive Magistrate do with regard to the custody of the accused person ? YK) Such executive magistrate for reasons to be recorded in writing authorize the detention in any custody for aterm not exceeding, 7 days in the whole B) Such Executive Magistrate for reasons to be recorded. in writing authorize the detention in any custody for aterm not exceeding 10 days in the whole C) Such Executive Magistrate for reasons to be recorded in writing authorize the detention in any custody for aterm not exceeding 15 days in the whole D) Such Executive Magistrate for reasons to be recorded in writing authorize the detention in any custody for a term not exceeding one month in the whole 27. Can an Executive magistrate on whom judicial magistrate powers are conferred grant police custody in the absence of judicial magistrate ? AY Yes B) No :NE, } 104 Code of Coaminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy a : hj iy . Magis, police Custody tat 710g 28. Executive magistrate on whom judicial powers are conferred can grant period not exceeding - Ad 15 days ~B) 7 days C) 10 days D) Two days 29. Where an order for further detention is not a magistrate competent to make such order remand of 7 days by the Executive Magistra' Made by after the te. A) The arrestee is entitled to be released on bail B) The Executive Magistrate may extend the Femand | C} The Executive Magistrate may extend the remand memo 1s filed by the police with additional grounds D)} Accused is not entitled to be released on bail 30. Can the accused person released on bail even though there is further detention order passed by competent i Magistrate ? ; A} Yes dB) No 31. Where an order for further detention is made, should | the period during which the accused person was | detained in custody under the orders made by | Executive Magistrate, be taken into consideration in| computing the period of detention ? ~A) Yes B) No 32, Should the Executive Magistrate send all the records of the case to the nearest Judicial Magistrate befort the expiry of seven days ? ~Ad Yes B) Nopmatior e Police "Thai Chap-Xll Information to the Police and ‘Their Power 33. Should the executive magistrate a 34, 35. 36, A) Yes. By record his reasons for doin 8 (0 Investipate 105 es in the police custody ? uthorize detention 1g SO B) Without recording his reasons he can authori ze police custody C) If sufficient grounds are there he can custody D) None of the above grant police Can the magistrate make an order stopping further investigation ? A) If it is a summons case he can stop further investigation B) If investigation is not completed within a period of six months from the date of arrest of accused in a summons case C) If investigation is not completed within a period of six months from the date of arrest of accused in a warrant case D) None of the above Can the magistrate order continuation of the investigation beyond the period of six months from the date of arrest of accused in summons case ? A) If he records special reasons ; B) If in the interest of justice the continuation of investigation is necessary 4) AandB D) He cannot order continuation of investigation the order passed by a The Sessions Judge can vacate : n under section 167(5)? magistrate stopping investigatio A) If he satisfied that further investigation into the offence ought to be made106 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap xi B) He can vacate on application C) He can vacate on information -D) All of the above 37. What directions can the Sessions Judge made if he jg satisfied that further investigation into the offence ought to be made ? A) He may direct further investigation subject to such directions with regard to bail and other matters as he specified _ B) He may direct only further investigation 38. Bail granted for default can be cancelled or not ? A) It can be cancelled if there are grounds B) The bail granted under section 167(2) is to be treated as the bail granted under the chapter 33 of CrPC., therefore it can be cancelled C) There is no provision for cancellation of the bail for the bail granted under section 167(2) ) AandB 39. Police custody can be granted ? A) Ifthe magistrate is satisfied for doing so B) Ifthe Magistrate is satisfied w made by the LO. to the effect that the accused may be able to give further information C) If the magistrate is Satisfied that the accused is able _ to show the articles involved j e ‘ volved Int ‘ he offenc that there is a good ground ith the general statementChap.XII_ Information to the Police and Their Powers to Investigate 107 aE LUT 40. Incomputing the period of 15 days mentioned i section 2 of 167- Honedun sab A) Both the days on which the remand order was made and the day on which the accused is ordered to be produced before the court shall be included B) The date of arrest and date of order to be produced before the court shall be included 41. Section 156 Cr.P.C. empowers ? A) The officer in charge of the police station to investigate any cognizable case B) The superior police officers to investigate any cognizable case The Head constable to investigate non-cognizable case D) The constable to investigate cognizable case Cc VY 42. Section 157 Cr.P.C. permits the officer in charge of the police station to get a case investigated by ? A) Police constable B) Head constable C) His subordinate officer —D) All of the above 43. When any subordinate police officer has made any investigation he shall report the result of such investigation to- A) His superior police officer B) Sub-inspector of police ~C) Officer in charge of a police station D) None of the above108 44, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 ‘Made easy Chap xy Can an officer in charge of police station grant aj, in non-bailable offences ? A) If it appears that there is no sufficient evidence B) No reasonable ground of suspicion to justify the forwarding of the accused to a magistrate ~C) AandB D) None of the above 45. There are only two sections available in the Code to grant bail in non-bailable offence by an officer of the police station. Those are- A) 169 and 170 B) 169 and 437(1) €) 169 and 437 (2) D) 437 and 170 46. When the officer in charge of the police station concludes that no sufficient evidence or reasonable ground of suspicion exist against the accused person, he should release the accused ? A) On personal bond B) With sureties C) Without sureties -D) All of the above 47. What should police officer in charge of a police station do when it appears at the end of investigation that there is sufficient evidence or reasonable ground of suspicion against an accused person ? A) He must forward the accused to a magistrate empower to take cognizance B) Forward to the trial court simultaneously all articles C) Forward to the trial Court simultaneously all weapo" seized ~D). All of the aboveoxil Information to the Police and Their Powers ow Heir Powers to Investipate 109 48. What must officer in charge of . . 4 police s if the offence is bailable ? Police station do tf A) He shall obtain personal bond B) He shall obtain security for his C) He shall not released on bail Dp) AandB appearance 49, Complaint or witness on his way to any court ? A) Shall be required to accompany police officer B) Shall be subjected unnecessary restraint or inconvenience C) Shall be required to give any security for his appearance other than in his own bond _D) All of the above 50. If a complainant or a witness refuses to attend or refuses to execute a bond as directed in section 170 - A) The officer in charge of police station may forward him in custody to the Magistrate who can detained him until he executes a bond B) Until the hearing of the case is completed C) AandB D) None of the above 51. Every police officer making an investigation shall day by day enter his proceedings in a diary - AK) The diary is called case diary B) The diary is called general diary C) The diary is called charge sheet D) The diary is called remand report 52. Isit necessary to record the day to day proceedings in the diary in detail ? A) Yes B) Noho $3. What is the object of recording of case diaries AY B) Cc DD oA) Code ot Crominal Procedure, 1973 Made tany t le , Irenables court to know the pnoyress of iny und coliechon of mcrminatng ev accused whose bail application ys the Court It helps the supervisor if officers to ELC prope guidance to LO. for investigation ' Itcan be used by police officer to refresh his men while giving evidence in the court It helps the subsequent investigating officer to Proceed with further investigation All of the above Sigatie oe eet wenee igang i a {0 be dovided 4, NOry, Case diary is a- A) B) Cc} DI Public document Confidential document Anybody can obtain the copy of the case diary None of the above Is accused entitled to peruse case diary ? Al By Cy D) Case diary always If 1.0. refers any portion of case diary while giving evidence, the accused is entitled to peruse the relevant portion of the case diary Accused 1s not entitled to peruse the case diary None of the above What are the main points that the 1.0, must record in the case diary ? A) B) He must record the time at which the informauon reached him He must record the time at which he began and closed his investigationson XI Information to the Police rip aries Chap-XU Police and ‘Their Powers to friveatigare 144 C) He must record the places visited by him on their statement of the circumstances ascertaine eh his investigation D) All of the above d through 57. Can any criminal court send for the police diaries under inquiry or trial? A) Yes B) No 58. Can the court use such diaries ? A) No, the court cannot use such diaries B) The court can use such diaries not as evidence in the case, but to aid it in the inquiry or trial 59. Are the accused or his agents entitled to call for such diaries ? A) Yes -B) No 60. Are the accused or his agents entitled to see the case diary merely because they are referred by the court ? PA Yes B) No 61. Can case diary be used by the police officer to refresh his memory ? A) Yes, it can be used by the police officer to refresh memory while giving evidence B) No . his 62. Can it be used by the court for the pop contradicting the police officer who used it in court? A) Yes B) No112 63. 65. 66. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap Xi Which provisions of the Indian evidence Act wit} 4 to the use of such diary in a criminal trial ? A) Section 145 or [55 ~B) Section 161 or 145 C) Section 160 or section 143 D) Section 150 or section 160 Pply What is the rule regarding the time required fo, completing the investigation ? A) Every investigation must be completed forthwith -B) Every investigation must be completed without unnecessary delay C) Every investigation must be completed within 60 days of the arrest of the accused D) Every investigation must be completed within 90 days of the arrest of the accused To whom should the police report be sent by the officer in charge of a police station ? A) It must be sent to the nearest Magistrate 3) It must be sent to a magistrate empower to take cognizance of the offence on a police report C) It must be sent to Superintendent of police D) It must be sent to executive magistrate What should be the form of report ? A) The report should be in a form prescribed by the Central Government 48) The report should be in a form prescribed by the State Government C) The report should be in a form rescri ae scribed by the D. D) All of the above “= YChap.Xll Information to the Police and Their Powers to Investigate | 13 { 67. The officer In charge of a police station will send a ° report to the magistrate stating - A) Names of the parties and nature of information B) Names of the witnesses and nature of offence committed C) Particulars of the accused D) All of the above ~ 68. The officer shall communicate the action taken by him, to the person- A) By whom the information relating to the commission of offence was first given B) To the injured C) To the superior police officer D) None of the above 69. How to submit the report to the Magistrate where a superior officer has been appointed under section 158? AS The report must be submitted through that officer B) The report may be submitted directly by officer in charge of a police station 70. What should the police officer do when the report is in respect of a case to which section 170 applies ? A) The police officer must forward documents or extracts thereof on which the prosecution proposes to rely B) sHe will send statements of witnesses recorded by police under section 161 LY AandB D) None of the above114 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap x XI When can the magistrate be requested not to any part of the statement or portion of the d. to the accused ? Supply Ocumen A) If it is in the interest of justice B) If it is in the public interest —C€) AandB D) All the documents should be supplied When should the police officer investigating the case furnish to the accused copies of all or any of the documents ? A) He must furnish all the copies even though it is inconvenient _3) He must furnish the copies of all the documents to the accused when he finds it convenient to do so Does any provisions of section prevent further investigation of an offence after the report has been forwarded to the magistrate ? A) Yes -B) No What should the police officer in charge of a police station do if he obtains further evidence, oral or documentary ? _A) He must forward to the Magistrate B) He must forward to the Superintendent of police C) He must forward to his immediate superior police office D) None of the above On submission of police report(referred police report) by police, the magistrate may - A) Agree with the report and close the proceedings and discharged the accused under section 173(4) of CrPt-Chap-XI Information to the Police and Their Powers to Invest} : igate 115 B) Ignore the report and take Cognizan 190(1)(c) of Cr.P.C. on the basis of tenn during the investigation C) The only obligation of the Mag; . gistrat acceptance of final report is to give the inform tn Oopportunity of hearing an _D) All of the above der section material collected 76. On submission of police report (charge sheet), the magistrate may ? , A) Agree with the report and take cognizance under section 190(1)(b) of Cr.P.C. Take cognizance under section 190(1)(c) of the offences not made out in the report C) Ignore the report and declare to take cognizance D) Disagree with the report and can direct further investigation -®) All of the above B oS 71. What is meaning of inquest ? AK) It is an inquiry by a coroner in respect of any body lying dead B) It is an inquiry by a coroner in respect of any body lying alive 78. What is the object of inquest ? A) To ascertain the cause of death By To ascertain the apparent cause of any person unnatural death of 79, An inquest can be held by ? A) Officer in charge of a police station116 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap xy B) Police officer specially empowered bY the Government C) The executive magistrate D) All of the above Stat, 80. When itis mandatory to conduct inquest by Executiy, Magistrate ? A) If the death occurs in police custody B) Ifsuicide by a woman within 7 years of her Marriage C) If death of a woman within 7 years of her Marriage under circumstances raising suspicion by Committing an offence by other person “D) All of the above 81. Whenitis directory to conduct inquest for Magistrate, when it is mandatory for police ? A) Suicide of any person; doubt regarding cause of death B) Killing of a person under circumstances raising suspicion of committing an offence by other person C) Death of a woman within 7 years of her marriage and the relative of woman requests for inquest or when the police things fit to hold inquest ~B) All of the above 82. The inquest report should be included ? A) The description of wounds, fractures, bruises and other marks of injury found on the body B) Itmust also state in what manner or by what weapon or instruments such marks or i appears to have been inflicted Pe ° ~C€) AandB D) None of the abovexil Information to the Police and Their Powers to Investigate 117 chap: 93 Inquest report should be signed ? A) By the police officer ) Other persons witnessing the investigation _c) AandB D) None of the above Jo whom should the inquest report be sent ? A) It should be sent to the District Magistrate, or B) It should be sent to the Sub-Divisional Magistrate C) It should be sent to the Executive Magistrate p) AandB g5, When should the police officer send the body to the nearest civil surgeon or other qualified man for examination ? A) Ifthe case involves suicide by a woman within 7 years of her marriage; or B) If the case relates to the death of a woman within seven years of her marriage in any circumstances raising a reasonable suspicion that some other person committed an offence in relation to such woman; or C) If the case relates to the death of a woman within seven years of her marriage and any relative of the woman has made a request in this behalf; or D) If there is any doubt regarding the cause of death; or E) If the police officer for any other reason considers it expedient so to do so FX All of the above a Should the police officer send the body for examination if he things that the examination will be useless and that there is great risk of putrefaction on the road as Would render such examination useless ? A) Yes -B) NoEl 118 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made cary Chap Xi 87. Does the police officer investigating the case Unde section 174 have the right to summon two or More persons for the purpose of investigation ? ~“A) Yes B) No 88 Does the police officer investigating the case undey section 174 have the right to summon any other person who appears to be acquainted with the facts of the case ? A) Yes B) No 89. Whatis the manner in which he must summon them? A) He must send a constable to summon them B) He must orally request them ~) He must send an order in writing to summon them D) All of the above Are the persons so summoned bound to attend ? _#) Yes B) No Are the persons so summoned bound to answer truly all questions ? A) Yes B) No C) They have to answer truly to al] questions other than questions the answer to which would have a tendency expose them to a criminal charge or penalty or fore feature BD) AandC 92. Can the witnesses of inquest required to attend the Magistrate’s court? AY If the facts do not disclose a cognizable offence su* persons are not required by the police officer to atten magistrate’s courtchap-*H 93. 94, 95. 96, Information to the Police and Their Powers to Investigate 119 B) Ifthe facts do not disclose a non-cognizable offence, such persons are not required by the police officers to attend magistrate’s court Refusal to obey the summons issued by police officer for conducting inquest is an offence ? A) Under Section 174 LPC. B) Under Section 175 LP.C. C) Under Section 181 LP.C. D) Under Section 211 LP.C. The inquest report is- A) A substantive evidence BY Not a substantive evidence What is the object of the proceedings under section 174 Cr.P.C. ? A) Itis merely to ascertain whether a person dies under suspicious circumstances or an unnatural death and if so what is the apparent cause of death By The questions regarding details as to how the deceased was assaulted or who assaulted him or under what circumstances he was assaulted appears to be within ambit and scope of the proceedings under section 174 What is the extra power of the Magistrate under Section 176 Cr.P.C. ? ~A) In order to find the cause of death he may dig out the body already buried and examine it B) Magistrate is not supposed to dig out the body already buried120 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. x ‘Criminal Hrocedire, 1973 Made aus —_ c ee ye Chay, i Does the police officer have the power to dig oy de body whenever he considers necessary (g Make a t fy examination of It ? A) In order to find the cause of death he may Aig it. oy 3) He may request the Executive Magistrate to dig oy, the body already buried and to examine jt C) The police officer has no power to dig out deaq body D) None of the above Should the Magistrate inform the relatives of the dead person before conducting the inquiry ? A) The Magistrate should whenever practicable inform the relatives B) Itis not necessary to inform the relatives Should the relatives are entitled to be present at the inquiry ? A) Yes B) No Relative under Section 176 means ? A) Parents, children B) Brothers, sisters C) Spouse B) All of the above Who must hold an inquiry when any person dies of dis-appears while in the custody of the police in addition to the inquiry by the Police ? ~A) It must be held b jurisdiction the j B) Jt must be held local jurisdiction Y Judicial Magistrate in whose local ncident happened by Executive Magistrate in whose the incident happened@ Police and Their Powors to Invostigate 121 a jagoation to ih wl ; spo must hold inquiry when a rape is alleged to have 10 ott cormmitted en any woman when she was in police y? jemust be held by Judicial Magistrate in whose local jurisdiction the incident happened qt must be held by Executive Magistrate in whose Jocal jurisdiction the incident happened ~ ” CHAPTER XU NPORMATION ‘TO THE POLICE AND THEIR POWERS TO ° INVESTIGATE (A 7A 8 D9.A 10D 1D12.B 17.B 18.C 19.B 20.C 21.4 22.D 28.B 29.A 30.B 31.A 32.4 38.D 39.D 40.A 41.A 42.D ,aA 2B 3A 4D 5.A 6 BB D RA wD 25.A 26.A 27.A RA HB 39.C 36.D 37.A 48.D 49.D 50. C 51.A 52.4 ac4#c4s.c 46D 47.D 58.B 59.B 60.A 61.A 62.A RE 34.B 55.B 56.D 57.A &B 64B 65.B 66.B 67.D 68.A 69.A 70.C 71.C 72.B 78.B 79.D 30.D 81.D 82.C Cc 90.A 91-D 92.A 101.A 102.A RB T4.A 75.D 76.E 77.4 BC M.D 85.F 86. B 87.A 838A 89. R RAMH.B 95. B 96.A 97.B 98.4 99-4 100. D12 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy @ JURISDICTION OF THE CRIMINAL COURT | IN INQUIRIES AND TRIALS i 1. Which Court can enquire and try an offence, ordinarily ? A) Every offence must ordinarily be tried and inquired into by a Court within whose jurisdiction the accused was arrested _B) Every offence must ordinarily be enquired into and tried by a Court within whose jurisdiction it was com- mitted 2. Whereit consists of several acts in different local areas, it may be inquired and tried by a court - -A) Having jurisdiction over any such local areas } B) Having jurisdiction over all of such local areas C) Having jurisdiction over any such local area of the last offence committed D) None of the above 3. When it is uncertain in which of several local areas" offence was committed - _AS) It may be inquired into and tried by a court having jurisdiction over any such local areasx Jurisdiction of the Criminal Court in Inquiries and Trials {23 chap. B) Having jurisdiction over all of such local areay C) Having jurisdiction over any such local area of the Jast offence committed p) None of the above 4, Whenan offence is committed partly in local area and partly in another then - A) The court having jurisdiction over any such local area when the offence lastly committed _B) It may be inquired into and tried by a court having jurisdiction over any such local area 5, When an offence is continuing one, and continues to be committed in more local areas than one - A) It may be inquired into and tried by a court having jurisdiction over any such local area where the offence was first started B) It may be inquired into and tried by a court having jurisdiction over any such local area where the offence was ended 5 It may be inquired into and tried by a court having jurisdiction over any such area D) None of the above §. When itis uncertain in which of local areas an offence Was committed - ~A) The police officer having jurisdiction in which of : several areas may investigate ) The DGP has to authorize the police officer for Making of investigation1 = 9. sof Criminal Procedure, L973 Made ensy Chap xy I fence by reason of anything Whig onan net ia an affenes by nof an, a a done, nnd of a consequence which hag ensure, rf nay inquired into or tried by a og The offence may inquire a wih whore local jurisdiction such thing hag been done oo tried b 1) ‘The offence may be inquired into or tri Y coun within whore local jurisdiction such consequence hag enaured / ; C) AandB D) None of the above Which court has the power to inquire into or try an offence of being a thug, or murder committed bya thug, of dacolty with murder, of belonging to a gang of dacolty or of escaping from custody ? A) It may be inquired into or tried by a court within Whose local jurisdiction the offence was committed B) It may be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the accused person is found €) AandB D) None of the above What are the offenc tried by a court wit offence was committ es that may be inquired into or hin whose local jurisdiction the ed or the accused person is found? A) Thug, murder committed by a thug B) Dacoity, of dacoity with murder, belonging to gang of dacoits C) Escaping from Custody 2) All of the above Which court ean inquire into or try an offence of Kidnapping or abduction of a person ? A) ie a ~ inquired into or tried by a court within hose loca Jurisdiction the i d or abducted oech 12, . Which court has the jurisdiction to pxill Jurisdition ofthe Criminal Court in Inquties andTials 195 p) They can be inquired into or tried b — whose local jurisdiction the person 7 belt within concealed onveyed or C) They can be inquired into or tried by a whose local jurisdiction the person was eta wit hin Dp) All of the above aine | The offence of kidnapping can be investigated by police- A) Within whose local jurisdiction the person was kidnapped B) Within whose local jurisdiction the person was concealed C) Within whose local jurisdiction the person was detained 7D) All of the above Where can an offence of theft, extortion or robbery be inquired into or tried ? A) They can be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the offence was committed B) They can be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the stolen property was found in possession of any person C) They can be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction any person who received or retained such property being it to be stolen -B) All of the above inquire into or try offence of criminal misappropriation or crimina breach of trust ? A) They can be inquired into or tried Whose local jurisdiction the offenci by a court within e was committe126 14. 15. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap xm B) They can be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction any part of the stolen prope, ty was received or retained . C) They can be inquired into or tried by a court Within whose local jurisdiction any part of the property wag required to be return or accounted for by the accuseg person -D) All of the above Where can an offence which includes the stolen be inquired or tried ? A) It may be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the offence was committed B) It may be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the stolen property was possessed by any person who received it to be stolen It may be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the stolen property was retained knowing it to be stolen D). All of the above Cc ww Which court has the power to inquire or try any offence which includes cheating practiced by means of letters or telecommunication messages ? A) It can be inquired into or tried by court within whose local jurisdiction such letters or messages were sent B) It can be inquired into or tried by any court within whose local jurisdiction such lette: received LF AandB D) None of the above TS Or messages areE : ; : chap-XHll Jurisdiction of the Criminal Court in Inquiries and Trials 127 EI als 127 16, Wherean offence of cheating and dishon 17. delivery of property be inquired into ae veing A) They can be inquired into or whose local jurisdiction the by person deceived B) They can be inquired into or whose local jurisdiction the by the accused person C) AandB D) None of the above tried by a court within Property was delivered tied by a court within Property was received Which court can inquire into or try an offence punishable under sections 494 or 495 of LP.C.? A) Itcan be inquired into or tried by acourt within whose local jurisdiction the offence was committed B) Itcan be inquired into or tried by acourt within whose local jurisdiction the offender last resided with his or her spouse by the first marriage C) Itcan be inquired into or tried by a court within whose local jurisdiction the wife by the first marriage has taken up permanent residence after commission of the offence XD) All of the above 18, Which court has the jurisdiction try an offence committed while the person is in the course of performing a journey or voyage ? A) Such an offence may be inquired into or tried by a court through or into whose local jurisdiction the person passed in the course of that Journey or voyage B) Such offence may be inquired into or tried by a court where such person boarded . C) Such offence may be inquired into or tried by a court where such person obtained ticket of his destiny D) None of the above19. Which is the competent-court to conduct one ¢ Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap.x9y rial of several offences committed by one person ? A) The offences may be inquired into or tried by y court competent to inquire or try any of the Major offences B) The offences may be inquired into or tried by Sessions court C) The offences may be inquired into or tried by JFCM D) None of the above 20. Who has the powers to decide which court has to inquire into or try an offence, when two or more courts have taken cognizance of the same offence ? Ay The question must be decided by the High court if the courts or subordinate to the same High Court B) The question must be decided by the Sessions Court if the courts or subordinate to the same Sessions Court C) The question must be decided by the CJM, if the courts or subordinate to the same CJM D) All of the above 21. Who has the powers to decide when two or more courts have taken cognizance of the same offence but not subordinate to the same High Court ? A) The question must be decided by the Supreme Court The matter must be decided by the High Court within the local limits of whose appellate criminal jurisdiction the Proceedings were first commenced The matter must be decided by the High Court withia the local limits of ens whose appellate crimin®! jurisdiction the Proceedings were last commenced D) All of the above . Cc)jsdiction of the Criminal Court in Inquiries and Trials 129 gon = | t js to be done when there are more magistrates wha' neha ving jurisdiction and the magistrate acting | ba this section find it difficult to decide to whom umyccused person must be sent ? A) In such a situation it must be reported for the orders ; | | of the High Court | In such a situation it must be reported for the orders : of the Sessions Court ffence is committed outside India, by a whether on High seas or elsewhere ? y, When an 0 citizen of India, , may be dealt with in respect of such offence as it AY He | ~ had been committed at any place within India at which | he may be found B) He cannot be dealt wit India —¥ h in respect of such offence in When an offence is committed outside India by any person, not being Indian citizen, on any ship or aircraft registered in India ? A) He may be dealt with in respect of such offence as it had been committed at any place within India at which he may | be found | 8) t cannot be dealt with in respect of such offence in | india 32. Ss MRispicr CHAPTER XIII ION OF THE CRIMINAL COURT IN INQUIRIES AND TRIALS LB 2 | D ad ‘ino’ 4B5.C 6ATC 8 C9.010D I. Ue yD, MD 15.C 16. 17D 168 19.A 20.A 8 3.4 24.A25.A 26.C 27.A 28.A 29.4 30.4 31-4ya i ho Cade of Criminal Heat lune, 974 Marl any Se , a My CHAPTER XIV CONDITIONS REQUISITE FOR INITIAT oy OF PROCEEDINGS lL. A Magistrate of First C lass can take cognizance of any offence ? A) Upon receiving a complaint about an offence; B) Upona police report of facts Constituting an offence, -) Upon information received fr than a police officer, or upon his about the commission of an offence “D) All of the above 2. Who is competent to a Second Class to take are within his compet “A) The Chief Judicial Magistrate B) The Sessions J udge C) District Magistrate D Sub-Divisional Magistrate Ifa Magistrat his own know! ry é - Sa MN, A) I he Magistrate Shall inform before evidence is as tat the accused ig entitled to have the case ingui Ortried by another Magistrate Ppoint any Magistrate of the cognizance of such ivan as €nce to inquire into or try? € takes ¢ ql OBnizance of an offence uP ledge.crap OV Conditions Requisite for Initiation of Proceedings 131 B) Ifany of the accused objects to the Mans transfer the case to other Magistrate a he shall Chief Judicial Magistrate ecified by _C) AandB D) He should transfer the case to the § Magistrate econd Class 4, Chief Judicial Magistrate is competent to make over the case to any competent Magistrate sub-ordinate to him, after taking cognizance ? a) True B) False 5, Cana Court of Sessions generally take cognizance of any offence of I.P.C. ? . A) Itcan take cognizance B)It cannot take cognizance until it is committed to it by a Magistrate 6. Cana Court of Session take cognizance of any offence as a Court of original jurisdiction ? A) It cannot take cognizance generally B) If there is expressly provided by this Court or any other law in force the Court can take cognizance &) AandB D) The Court cannot take cognizance 7. Should the Additional and Assistant Sessions Judges try cases directed to them by the Sessions Judge of - division, or the High Court by general or special order? “Ay Yes B) No132 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap xy, ich a Co tt ea, mplaint in Writing 9 8. Which are the offences about whi take cognizance except on the co the public servant concerned ? A) Any offence punishable under the Indian Penal Code B) Any abetment of, or attem above offences C) Any criminal cons 2D) All of the above Sections 179 to 1gg ” pt to commit any of the piracy to commit such Offences 9. Section 195(b)(i) shows that when the Offences 0 have been Committeg ings ‘in any Court they ritten complaint of that which that Court is sub- in or relation to any proceed can be charged only on a w: Court or some other Court to ordinate ? A) True B) False 10. Offences for Perjury under section 193 LP.C., or false charges under Section 211 can be filed only by the concerned Courts ? A) True B) False A) True, but the offence should have committed " discharge of his Official duty B) False, even the Offence ig Committed not in dischat8’ of his official duty| sv Conditions Requisite for Initiation of Proceedings 133 chap? A sub-Divisional Police Officer kills a person while 12 | terrogating him- A) The Court can take cognizance since it is not in discharge of his official duty B) The Court cannot take cognizance without previous sanction of the State Government since the act done by him was in discharge of his official duty A public servant summoned to give evidence in a 8 Court, gives false evidence - A) Sanction from the Government is required for taking cognizance B) No sanction from the Government is required for taking cognizance 14. A public servant accepted bribe. In such a situation can the Court take cognizance ? A) Yes, acceptance of bribe cannot be said to have been done in discharge of official duty B) Only sanction is given by the Government 15. A doctor, who is a public servant, gives a false post- mortem certificate, in such a situation sanction is required for taking cognizance by the Court ? A) No 3) Yes, doctors gives certificate in purport of discharging official duty 16 When can a Court take cognizance of marriage offences(Chapter xx) LP.C. ? A) On police report B) On his own knowledge ©) On information ) Ona complaint by an aggrieved personSS 134 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap xy 17, Who can make a complaint on behalf of a Person he 18 years or an idiot or lunatic or seriously Sick oy : gosha woman ? A) On complaint by any person “B) Onacomplaint made by any person with the leave g f the Court on their behalf C) Police report D) None of the above 18. Who can makea complaint on behalf of a Person who is serving in any of the armed forces of the union under conditions which precluded him to enable him to Make a complaint in person ? ~A) Any person authorized by him B) He can send his complaint by post ge a complaint on behalf of husband in his absence for any offence punishable under section 497 or 498 of LP.C. ? A) The person who had c the husband at the tim of the Court may co} B) Any person who i complain are of the woman on behalf of of the offence with the leave mplain 8 authorized by husband may 20. Who can make 4 complaint on behalf of a wife aggrieved by an offence punishable under section 44 or 495 of LP.C, ? A) Her father, mother, brother, sister B) Son or daughter or by father’s mother or mother’s brother or sister C) With the leave of the Court any other person related _ to her by blood, m: arriage or adoption DY All of the abovea. 2. E Chap.XIV Conditions Requisite for Initiation of Proceedings — 135 Can any Court take cognizance of an offence under section 376 of the Indian Penal Code, where the offence consists of sexual intercourse by a man with his own wife below fifteen years of age, if more than one year has elapsed from the date of committing the offence ? A) Yes _B) No Court can take cognizance of an offence punishable under section 498-A LP.C. ? A) Upon police report or upon a complaint made by the person aggrieved B) Byher father, mother, brother, sister or by her father’s or mother’s brother or sister C) Any other person related to aggrieved person by blood, marriage or adoption but with the permission of the Court D) All of the above No Court can take cognizance of offence of defamation except - A) Upon a complaint made by a person aggrieved by the offence B) On behalf of idiot any person with the permission of the Court C) On behalf of a gosha woman any person with the permission of the Court BD) All of the above Which Court can take cognizance of defamation alleged to have been committed against President of India, Vice-President, the Governor of a State ? A) A Court of Session on a complaint in writing made by the public prosecutor136 25, 27, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Chap xy, By A Court of Session on information C) A Court of Session an nts own knowledge D) Chief Judicial Magistrate Which Court can take cognizance of defamatig, alleged to have been committed against Any public servant employed in connection with the of the union or of a State in respect of his conduct in the discharge of his public functions ? A) A Court of Session on a complaint in writing made by the public prosecutor B) A Court of Session on information C) A Court of Session on its own knowledge D) Chief Judicial Magistrate Which Court can take cognizance of defamation alleged to have been committed against a Minister of the Union, or of a State or of a Union Territory ? A) A Court of Session on a complaint in writing made by the public prosecutor B) A Coun of Session on information C) A Court of Sesston on its own knowledge D) Chief Judicial Magistrate Whose previous sanction is required for the public Prosecutor to make a complaint in the case of a Governor or Minister of a State ? A) The sanction of the State Government B) The sanction of the Central Government Whose previous other public Government ? AY The sanction of the State Government B) The sanction of the Central Government Sanction is required in the case of a8Y Servant employed by the Statechap. XIV Conditions Requisite for Initiation of Proceedings 137 Can any Court take cognizance of an offence of defamation committed against the President of India, if the complaint is made after 6 months from the date of committing the alleged offence ? A) Yes _B) No 29. Conditions requisite for Initiation of Proceedings | 1D 2A 3.0 4.A5.B6.C 7A 8D9.A10, ALLA DA 13.B 14A 15.B 16D 17.B 18. A 19.A 20. D 2B 22.D 23.D 24.A 25.A 26.A 27. A 28. A 29. B138 Qude of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy erences, HM Rly CHAPTER XY COMPLAINTS TO MAGISTRATES 1. A Magistrate taking cognizance of an offence on complaint shall examine upon oath - A) The complainant B) The witnesses present if any, and C) The substance of such examination shall be reduced to writing and shall be signed by the complainant and witnesses and also by the Magistrate -D) All of the above 2. Should the Magistrate examine the complainant and the witnesses if the complaint is made by a public servant while discharging his official duties, or by # Court ? A) Yes ~B) No 3. Should the Magistrate examine the complainant wl the witnesses, if he hands over the case for enquit trial to another Magistrate under section 192 * A) Yes _B) Nochap. XV Complaints to Magistrates 139 4, Should the later Magistrate re-examine the complainant and the witnesses, if the first Magistrate who has handed over the case under section 192 had already examined them ? A) Yes _B) No . If the complaint is made to a Magistrate who is not competent to take cognizance of the offence ? wn A) He shall return the complaint for presentation before proper Court with an endorsement, if the complaint is in writing B) If the complaint is oral, direct the complainant to the proper Court 4) AandB D) None of the above 6. For what purpose can a Magistrate may postpone the issue of process ? A) For the purpose of deciding whether or not there is sufficient ground for proceeding B) Ifthe accused is within his jurisdiction the Magistrate may postpone the issue of process 4“) AandB 7. After taking cognizance the Magistrate shall postpone the issue of process if the accused is residing at a place beyond his jurisdiction ? A) True B) False - Can a Magistrate direct the investigation to be done by any private competent person under section 202 ? A) True B) False140 10. i. 12. 13, 14, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made euny Ch DX Magistrate may also enquire into the case him under section 202 for the purpose of deciding hen or not there is sufficient ground for Proceeding > Nop A) True B) False The Magistrate may direct an investigation to by a police officer for the purpose of dec ie iding Whethey or not there is sufficient ground for Proceeding Unde section 202 ? A) True B) False If the offence complained is of exclusively triable by Court of Session the Magistrat € cannot direct any investigation under section 202 ? ~“A) True B) False Can a Magistrate take evidence of any witnesses on oath in an enquiry conducted under section 202(1)? A) Yes B) No Should the Magistrate call upon the complainant to produce all his witnesses and examine them on oath, if it appears to him that the offence complained of is triable exclusively by the Court of Session ? AA) Yes B) No Can a police officer arrest a person without warrant while making investigation under section 202 ? A) Yes BY Nooo ULULU OO ——<«<_ = Chap.XV Complaints to Magistrates 141 nN 15. If there is no sufficient grounds for proceeding after enquiry or investigation under section 202 - _A) The Magistrate shall dismiss the complaint by recording his reasons B) He should direct further investigation : CHAPTER XV Complaints to Magistrates 1D2B3B4B 5.C 6C7A 8A 9A10. A WA 12A 13.A 14.B I5.Aprocedure, 1973 Made casy Chap xy ‘AVI of Criminal 142 Code CHAPTER XVI COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS BEFORE MAGISTRATE 1. In a summons case after taking cognizance of an offence if the Magistrate is of opinion that there is sufficient grounds of proceedings - 4) He shall issue summons for the attendance of the accused B) He may issue a warrant for the arrest of the accused C) He may issue either summons or warrants D) He shall issue a written order for the attendance of accused of an 2. Ina warrants case after taking cognizance ere is offence if the Magistrate is of opinion that th sufficient grounds of proceedings - A) He shall issue summons for the attendance of the accused _45). He may issue a warrant for the arrest of th or he may issue summons for causing the accuse be brought before him C) He may issue either summons or warrants D) He shall issue a written order for the attendan accused e accused d to ce of |Chap-XVI__ Commencement of Proceedings before Magistrat ue = 1.43 3, No summons or warra nts are iss accused after taking 809 Ssued against the nizance until - A) A list of the prosecution . witnesses h ; B) A list of defence witness ae es has been filed 4, What document must accompanying a summons or warrant issued after taking cognizance instituted on a complaint made in writing ? A) It shall be accompanied by a copy of such complaint B) It shall be accompanied the statements of the witnesses recorded 5. Process be issued only when the according to the law in force ? _A) True B) False process fee paid 6. Can a Court in any case in which is empowered by this Code to issue summons for the appearance of the any person issue, a warrant for his arrest ? A) Yes, after recording its reasons in writing B) No 7. When does the court issue such warrant of arrest ina summons case ? A) Itmay issue before issuance of such summons or after issuance of summons but before the date time fixed for his appearance B) The Court sees reason to believe that the accused has absconded or will not obey the summons ) AandB D) None of the above144 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy C Vt 8. Can a Court issue warrant if any accuseg i appear without any reasonable excuse wh ails t, summons proved to have been duly serveg 9 eD the ~A) True B) False 9. When can the Magistrate dispense with the Perso, attendance of the accused ? = A) The Magistrate may dispensed with the Personal at. tendance of the accused when a warrant has been is. sued against him permitting him to appear by his pleader -B) Whenever a Magistrate issues a summons he may if he sees reason to do so dispense with the personal attendance of the accused and permit him to appear by his pleader 10. Can the Magistrate enquiring into or trying the case at any stage of the proceedings direct personal attendance of the accused ? A) Yes, if he thinks necessary B) He can take steps for the attendance of the accused A) AandB D) He cannot direct 11. What is the meaning of petty offence ? A) An offence punishable only with fine not exceeding Rs.1,000/- B) But does not include any offence so punishable under the M.V.Act or under any other law which provide’ for convicting the accused person in his absence of plea of guilty C) An offence punishable only with fine D) AandB \ { |chap XV! 13. 14 AS, Commencement of Proceedings before Magistrate 145 What will be the maximum fine amount specified in special summons issued by the Magistrate ? A) The fine must not exceed Rs.100/- _B) The fine shall not exceed Rs.1,000/- C) The fine must not exceed Rs.500/- D) The fine must not exceed Rs.2,000/- When does the Magistrate send special summons in cases of petty offences ? A) He may send special summons when he take cognizance of petty offence B) When he is of opinion that the petty offence can be summarily disposed of under section 260 or 261 C) He is not always bound to send special summons in petty cases BD) All of the above When special summons are issued the accused may appear ? A) In person B) By pleader C) If he desires to plead guilty he can transmit his plea in writing by post or by messenger and send the fine amount _P) All of the above Can any Magistrate issue special summons in any offence which is compoundable under section 320(1) or an offence punishable with imprisonment for a term hot exceeding 3 months or with fine or with both ? A) Yes, if the State Government specially empowers to _ €xercise such power by notification : ) He can exercise such power without any notification146 EL Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 Made easy Sy 16. When does the Magistrate empowered pb 17. 18. Government exercise power to issue Special a tate to any offence which is compoundable under oo 320(1) ? *ettloy A) He can exercise such power having re and circumstances of the case, the i would meet in the ends of justice B) He can exercise such power on the req Bard to the fa MPOsition of fine : est of t prosecution he C) He can exercise such power on the Tequest of the accused D) None of the above When does the Magistrate empowered by a State Government exercise power to issue Special summons to any offence which is punishable with imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or with fine or with both? A) He can exercise such power having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case, the imposition of fine would meet in the ends of justice B) He can exercise such power on the request of the prosecution C) He can exercise such power on the request of the accused D) None of the above In which case the Magistrate shall furnish documen's free of cost to the accused? A) In any case where the proceedings has been institute on a police report xvl Commencement of Proceedings before Magistrate [47 chap- If any document filed along with the police report ts yoluminous - A) The Magistrate shall furnish the copy of such document free of cost B) The Magistrate may direct that the accused person be allowed to inspect the document personally C) The Magistrate may direct that the accused person be allowed to inspect the document by pleader _B) Band C 19 20. Should the Magistrate furnish documents free of cost where a case is instituted on complaint and is triable by Court of Session? A) He shall without delay furnish all the statements recorded under section 200 or 202 B) Any statement recorded under section 164 C) Any document produced before the Magistrate by the prosecution B®) All of the above 21. What should the Magistrate do when a case is exclusively triable by Court of Session ? A) He must commit the case to the Court of Session after complying the provisions of section 207 and 208 B) He may remand the accused to custody until the commitment of the case to the Court subject to the _ Provisions relating to bail ) AandB D lhe ) He will intimate to the public prosecutor for transfer Of the case