V-1 Marks: 100

Date: 08.12.2012
Time: 90 minutes

PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION FOR THE POST OF CIVIL JUDGES

01.
Where a FIR is given by the accused, the same can be used
edramatc J.-0Z3 EiSFZ.tei ritinat4 13S1/411:3, etri.), 44 1107i
rratit,
tratcgt vtdoiraehr,aaczb.
for contradiction of the accused "
(Q) t/dzeaiatr; -stlet;=4dti
for corroboration of the accused
(n) eld.The ei0:1); eibetellebtO4Cit
against the accused as confession
(h) t-saracc..t 3tod SErif
“t:
as an admission if the same is non-confessional
(a) Fo'cluD
o Lagicti-th Rie.tiDalt;
02.
Offences other than those mentioned under Section 320 of Cr.P.C. '
dor; r.io..tro tootxd Ve.)b 320d tiaothc.), it,throaxit2pd
(a) are compoundable
(,z) c.-,D2oarnizrA5th
are not compoundable
(n) Doflej ertga9,
are compoundable with the permission of the court
(A)) aroot-ovatcl zue.vionoti o-o8otaritai
(d) are compoundable by the High Court
(a) croatimalmoothnoi tz&za-zaritomti
e:

03.
Attachment of the property of the person absconding, can be
tAtlizoa ditat uP:.$4.).FS.)4. — •
(a) issued after publication of the proclamation
erwisecidottuct stAltit Float
(b) issued before publication of the 'proclamation
(*) enciorcrlro'cOM e tySt.St diDdm
4—
issued simultaneously with the issue of proclamation
(k)eraciromidatr4D ett4?.
a .3), iDe=5?-end6, tStioc*Z:e,
all the above
(a) ;FA' dletz.S

04.
An accused having been called to examine himself on a request in
writing
'ace&o.t) 6:btu-WI zzzwidits4daxl6etoth ti-eflmos.1
ddcbAdDri tsatA &zapcirrot‘
(a) must necessarily examine himself
ud,t: ti* 3ntlEirlsacridedet
has the liberty not to give evidence without giving rise to any
presumption against him
(v.)) atz4dc rzvñE.cfrorde tieb4 az.ndW‘
zugda,tatbri xcazt scldr334 53.raoattoi3
has the liberty not to give evidence but in such a case a
presumption arises against him
(A) •:,.5-Ddrittrof.lc-taz'acbd oarpii; er:to
o‘teo Zodd7d6trt5rLcrwttFi.
none of the above -
(k) etheuporght at-D4gre Zoczby
OS. When several persons do a Criminal act in furtherance to the
common intention-
tSUantiraetLc= rzar3n-DA eadaDO itS6Z; 71 -
each of such person shall be liable according to the extent of his
participation in the crime
(z) 0,3,;o34Dot3 ajOthD 5amc$ tO6c9p, phairod eMrora stad tr,D-46*
each of such person is liable for that act in the same manner as if it
were done by him alone
(V.') zaVe -0:1..orrootoz e Zcroz;S;t.t azdfailie ..);t1hdtt at-o
30z-oflociree
each of such person is liable for his own overt act
(b) tccx.5 q±0.1» MzacS tagAcco06,7ohMr8TS
all of the above
(a) -4( d)e0r1

06. Right of private defence is-

gadv.t eosact ZOt..).3d., -
available where there is no time to have recourse to the protection of
public authorities
(=z) dSTWA drad aloene» .7'43atbZ5-Dtner.2c3art e.46
available under all circumstances
(e)) eacp, stociegreinatn v06
available where there is time to have recourse to the protection of
public authorities
qdrroh evatrtiD 472,455-add dmd extZfrie) ttnt--"oroM,72,ri oz:1;
all of the above
(a) a7.1- )(t(1 ,todcfirrickosean

07. The following are exceptions to defamation:

te,M;t4 ea.radthtanaDM±
imputation of Truth for Public Good
(,z) FtM eadoet tYDW 7,1-46ZD cedsareA
Public Conduct of Public Servants
(a) 'inn, FPI= ziatrwtf Mtg
(c) Literary Criticism
(Po) e, titti
(d) All the above
(a) di? d.)eeD ,aup,

OS. Abetment is complete as soon as-

dye:leot° eantarnact*th ciatoz-ari caod3 -
the abettor has incited another to commit an offence
raAraat; e-cirroci D-Da)(38 gzirzenAzzri
the offence abetted has been committed
(a) d:111edre'rl L07,1% ealuatt,* 74.7DCZEZDip
the person instigated has done some overt act towards the
commission of the offence
(h) 73
.finedFfinizonz) ue.c4zithcz ..)-kirbt me:pc, oirv4de tSciFo
'
6 4
Dacstri
none of the above
(a) * d)efbF3 ott4cbz
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09. knows that 'R' is suffering from the disease of heart ailiment and
also knows that one hit on 'R's chest can cauSe cardiac arrest and cause
death. S tits R once on chest and R dies. S
aotatr.W3 iterSoth xi'ozzoa izzondionoci eackulaDFfat). cvarta
5ñLodaa
otazied eaDi1 arzpofo VOrk.sprifactathc-upriro apam t xio0,D.-IzirarLoth maxi" aotmaan
cot.zeas.) -sot" aometfdri adot ctzetS Lo-Lt v
eat aoea.)t.) mo:apayS. "aze" aoza)ZZra - a 3 rta

guilty of murder since he had knowledge that in all. probability is

likely to cause death of Te
(4z) "av- aoz.xelife trod setcagt atttemraTpt otatod faDil
aoaDeta. pcira OfX ItaWD -40e rad i:Sow Estesp419d43.
guilty•of no offence since the blow is not sufficient to cause the
death of a person of normal health
(n) dractthej eriaertao thEtEri F.trirat ITer34.reara-Dr‘e.e a're,
raid;t3d4c1bod c4.74)de tsznadt: Venri--3MC);z,
guilty of culpable, homicide not amounting to murder since he
does not think that his act is likely to Cause death
(%) ea'Ffo al; 6,6Ood thrits x;o0atleaatt> aoc:b tracaea3x;scb4gOoZ trod a;Yerold
eampl eticsac,J1 atitierarb,r9it
hone of the above
(a) d3e0Es ots4dn

10. A intentionally deceives B into a belief that A has performed A's

part of a contract which he has not performed, and thereby dishonestly
induces B to parmoney. A has committed
"ta" taoe..)3ttri troqetettraatif it>titca t9od m-48c...tc-th4 ci.3ZOODortR,6
ct'OttdofF3OdD' d..fDerattirtiZZ/1 "e9" othe2ocpti azt.:379.r2t, c- :ortra t5dOomh upp
--1,o)rta'uoti
"Er at) cit.& tfra.5ot "p" ob i SFIFS set4e1 - ;
(a) the offence of cheating
io24eicth
the offence of criminal breach of trust
(9) uc-Scaps drofird
the offence of extortion
(R) xbdri
the offence of theft
(53)
40,pci
•-• •
11: A document required by law to be attested can be proved under
Section 68 of the Evidence Act only by calling-
etc, et cDdae0.1D MA6 fe0DatMd co 68d cliciaDd
cbrzua83 trJeseietocidtldedeb-Dcbd)
(a) both the attesting witnesses
erzzfrtnitiAid cat?pa mryith
some other person who has the knowledge of the contents
(es) &2ZerlioriStict we), Fibmppatt criz4)de cot;
at least one of the attesting witnesses
(h)eKbariddrottkd D6ThOesDe6
all of the above
(a) o's dwOrs 9t-cpn

12. Section 92 of the Evidence Act is applicable to disputes between-

p-Ddaecd) way,
16 uppoi -c.i licio 92z,#.3 attsplicl ria3A7S ao..mdlign sr4czbr.sprbz.fid
the parties to the instrument only
(e.) on8 e.11 d KJ teD ci cb Etr,1
two strangers where the document is in question
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(n) coVe= Ea.tdriamr(ipitdctrIg3

a party to the instrument and a stranger
(po) dzader.i qtrad EDEC.to..1) *egad
all the above
(a) d)eer) cattsp, ,to(=F-riffi,„oto

13. The right to cross-examine on an answer to court question is

available to-
c-J-D.o.Moottd 7.3611 &TOW-- XicraDe.Z tmC.B3' eicipt4)46 -
the party calling the witness only
(=z) riodo:1646 h tcrat_4,
the adverse party only
ailtirov -ce..15,pg0Dri
either of the parties if the answer is adverse to either of the parties
(A) engol otzati itraMdi D-ai.?4.1z0c7}Dt1Cot-d.roe airt- dieriljd
none of the above
(a) ffiMe,:b ma--s4)tdra

14. Section 27 of the Evidence Act applies to discovery of some fact

which-
zmttafot too 27 d sioi itOriE.3'cxtzdr-ion'Saiato4 DT'De.7.14 itt
eitcg346etdd'i
(a) the police had not Previously learnt from other sources and was first
derived from the information given by the accused
(c) aimei otoeth4 al:zed-id) a:6'64)de Scott Zo4F-de.,9 arpruz
4,446daratidje&s ia ro&Dkifo terriDO49, 5946trzoadoffifi.
the police had previously learnt from other sources
it.reit7e7,155 ded to.rocmd agtoticaoadogad.
the police had previously learnt from other sources and the accused
has also given information regarding the same
at.raeceeito 6.2cide tied divDe)rigodSqe..-ibt.trooadograd azigee,-546 tDrie
eactiated toed tii-o&D'thafodo,, LicihRttgad.
(d) all the above
(D) Meeht Daup,

15. Under Section 32 -of the Evidence Act, a statement of a person who
is dead, to be admissible-
deo at. t6ao..their.bd Ve)o 32o9, toots giociact t.6ot blec,11= titri
toriOrrif4, eionetroDtp-416Mgd.
may relate to the cause of someone else's death
(.D) died ot-64)de ncd..) =rad igrien'i riowoad9m-gfidzigibirrodd
(b) may relate to the cause of his own death or someone else's death
(n) dadmdintim&6 totiorgimride..m5 cotd &led otde not Moist
Fidrat ziozaopffi.-,DndiaiMmerld
-
must relate to the cause of his Own death
(A) drAzide draid Tocire-t -AeotioCide.roriagtidil
none of the above
(a) daecDri Otu-Dtittr;

16. Period of thirty years under Section 90 of the Evidence Act is to be

reckoned from the date on which the .document
tptdaMt eaprioeia.454 tido 90daatc, Fd e5=g1.):7; aint
.
75tbatood ,tortetntletor ia
(a) filed in the court
(!a)c..30-3.B00,55dC.2,cloz.-itoita,t44 ardOod
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relied upon
(n) &z Eixc5 sat:Jot:Ad OrZot
(c) tendered in evidence, when genuineness becomes a subject of proof
(0)c.teDer83d eotntt..z4 d=a3t.),tp tr.,e).) 705' .Mr1 c3-DDth aiDairD71
[4i.)
all the above
t5e03.•73 ,aef-cp,

17. Section 114 of the Evidence Act provides for certain-

e,DtiScot roe,6 eQr)ofot.xt., eye 114 oik-c-4tr; Lbtr,C,47.;od6
presumption of fact
(3)) 3- -73on'aot ct:rat rcx,tr3
rebuttable presumptions of law
(2.t) ,DDO8EJZO3a'ac.t.1 ITOFiSDFS U.11DZFErrZet.
irrebuttable presumptions of law
(3) Lpocaxlc.,-Dritoz(cd Foribri Edia;SFE;TDF3
none of the above
(a) -4.3 ,-...beciEl (tecogitsa us;

18. During re-examination of a witness-

m6at
“, zda.* textat .A
•Atto-ipteDe,
-
• a new matter can be introduced as a matter of right generally
(ga)',..7,t.,-D thmr3 tAri t3337-Otet‘ie -61.),27.3034ofotrtj.
' tpo8-rriaim..5n5
no new matter can be introduced at all
(n) at-t4de52...re-„t cF.s'oa.)
' trk )3a--7Jc,,-, -Amsi;
a new matter can be introduced only with the permission of the court
(h) 7.isoiTaexdryci eye-JDtpagt•potde 72,RM Zalatatc; tx)arJaarebr.i)
none of the above
(a) :A f)eeDn c.-.,,,'-:34a.r-a ec2

19. Properties that can be attached are-

za,,txt.it2pM 7-18.mle:e ofi.,E4odo -
Money, Bank notes, Cheques, Bills of exchange, Hundis,
Promissory notes,
(v3)) ctors, trotpue eiraei23ne.t, e,gittit, Z=0.th zSt.VW3, ro5o8r1ct,ny$e e3.we..,zneot
Stipends and gratuities allowed to pensioners of the Government
(25) --,37`3133DF0- eJoa,,Etcod3r1Dn3 "A:14.007,56. Z.).3?i, 77_46.2th6E371th
(c) Books of account
() du'
iEtar(*a
,
All the above
(a) th thtFS c.JCSA

20. After withdrawal of a suit, the plaintiff-

mdat; Oriatikt.) 4oa'd, moot> - .
cannot institute a fresh suit in respect of the same subject
matter, unless liberty is given at the time of withdrawal of the suit
(ca) 3.-.zate34 tioarl-snt A - ode,53---de?„ eprd -ankSF1C)bod r--Rial.)
tp ' ed es.G-4 ,..,•o..1.); Ekraubtoae.A .
can institute a fresh suit in respect of the same subject matter
(n) eite rctio:otx'a ,ZEIczbt abed --anx; ol)F.3.11 cti.sDairdoz-..b.
can institute a fresh suit in respect of the same subject matter
only with the leave of the court
0) e)
boa'To Ott e5z=63.th cipeoli...)
-0g, mdczi.) eticLIZ2 ccbt.1 c7..bee5
UDO.7.15 FID4 Firerzzia;omth.

can institute a fresh suit in respect of the same subject matter

only without the leave of the court
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(0) ra60:170VOtht fetie Zta (340thd Z.-tee divr1

traisa5to.

21. The list of witnesses, after settlement of issues, must be flied

within-
“, Er:Mat*, cae.4 Ontirkzcifii r.)tiecoziarrit5eS5-
,:namoSris(Ft4 (.1.(DS:14-droZ thed 7a87-4 14

fifteen days
(cz) 15 tig.lrW3
thirty days
(an) 30 O:triect
forty five days
04) 45 OrZW.)
sixty days
60 Orhict

22. Where a judgment debtor dies before the decree has been fully
satisfied-o
±i jrartri tc.) aeirir otit Rot:wt.-4d -
the same cannot be executed against the legal representatives
(gz) 56:75i2,Fn -4Mes' za'SDOat X3 fier
the same can be executed against any one of the legal
representatives of the judgment debtor in its entirety
(n) cthv 3:0160-t 0:a 4)6e &AL esth the garitpat ft)Ce5 CTIME atczb ainn
tirt)V?' Mzei
the same can be executed against all the legal representatives
(k) czed-vg inctIO) tc7i/Z51 i73Pric: •Dee, etyl arze:
the same can be executed against any number of the legal
representatives as the decree holder wants
(2) a,atnetact ¢Joi.)7,1* ,N.se ttozdo= nr,,,sect3 as'SDpr(e:, tpee.3 etcf two
c7L-Dtcar.tht)

23. Section 115 of the Code of Civil Procedure applies to -

Aincr -act° notAon Vex 115-s4 .not otcirtn, urio:busi-1)8 -
non-exercise of turiediction vested in a court
(ez) •53.51m-s epasd n-oisai7454 ,Fssocktscon* 24mon5Alte ram-Don
irregular exercise of jurisdictionvjested in the court
(n) &dspb-od -7D6o:ki
c. '-oticz64)
exercise of jurisdiction not vested in a court
(A)) MDaton' e.o-td 6-7),ao..1.3;cme..t-Duat4 2k..-a(Mtorari
all the above
(a) iscr: eat?,

24. Newly inserted Chapter XX1-A of Code of Criminal Procedure deals

with:
dod --cacotTo oaogr3 (tiara\ •tcohtp 4493-o tri tejnri 4 efecta'd
a :
Bail
(ca) raca.)eri)
Disposal of property
(n) .-,dA.:-.ade tar.,D4ct
-
(c) Plea Bargaining
(h) cis E,7ifordno71
•
Transfer of Criminal Cases
(a) ia)Fitt• .rat,do ntt.,..Dcz triDEcza-rt*to
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25. Opinion of an expert under Section 45 of the Evidence Act-

7oneat rcrat(
.40
. e45Datt5 slop 45 daatc, 4e8t1 uepcsca)
is a conclusive proof
(ca) '')E-rDEo:1)t) tir...-...) -or,ariMatt
is not a conclusive proof
(n) Draprote dn-roaDr)M4.)81.z
(9) is not relevant
(h) to-Xiomhz:(4nsz
(d) is not admissible
(a) uoilenctirEanti)c-4/7x,2

26. The defendant wants to file an application under Section 152 CPC to
correct an accidental slip in a judgment. It should be filed-
3e4r*!2., tsthee'z-as siodrani as'454 Sateta =dC.ID Aiaef eggiaiTO -
408atat goo 152
d8s5.55:2, (.7sFcstr.>54:readez s',5z-ano:(5) fict-,thrgar3. uste,t4 4s eft Co5.(5471d "ricirJE5etS5 -
within 30 dayS
(ca) 30 3?8i-Shisa(M
within 60 days
(25) 60 OrThebi.z4(1 .
within 90 days
(h) 90 eir3r1sfssis4ri
any time
(8) ofarzric.B8d.r6

27. In a warrant trial, after the charge is framed, the Magistrate can-
amdcmar azTostreD te,h4e..,, ud.raczdElatori)4 it:Ad iload razsay8 to4)5D0
Stop the proceedings under Section 258 Cr.P.C.
(ez) to8 adt cat, e8Datt..1.4 rloo 258 d esnate? ctieFit drk55,154 C.Sie:1/4Dt
Drop the proceedings
(EZOaristctodElozbF"..o4 ‘388wzrzo'rth
Only acquit or convict the accused
(R) eciroceJacit"S.1. DEteg tseJczE;5 e0 --o 8)Jzree.,Q Qaot.) =,g, 4,raceghtms5th
(d) Stay the proceedings in proper cases .
(to ca5
-mi ,rall:ldrisit, t8
0 n a . -ddra'cstr.)3
d acitonninq.)

28. Which otf.h .H.: following statements is wrong -

Ss t sin 88e48,140 c:S.5-405 ari2, -
oath may be administered to an accused before he is examined under
Section 313 Cr.P.C.
(,z) edraca,a; dot, c-dt7c...iro ,- t,o/oSoi.) r;eio 313 d8aIDO tateo
' hy, c7fre5.14
- ..s
dcts-rit z-h-(itas-skiz(;5
' d) .
an accused can be examined as a witness• only on his request in
writing
(n) uclveaei 051-5' traeat (0,(.7Doil att.itd f.::k4 VOtaiVI dr.'8 rM8t..),a358)
an accused can refuse to answer any question when he is examined
under Section 313 Cr.P.C.
(k) (.-Joi.g 8:1.8355-a hot8(tat 5vo 313 d fee30,559, t-deizeastiri.),.. riDeWarl trntist caTo4.)e
as14,atra5
— .... d er540ta.)
a DiTiDgtg&iztraD
the court can put to the accused any question at any stage of the
trial • • .
(8)tsaaead z.:,s-ir'5 oli-D4); eoodsitvg Ezial.Toe..so5)4.) -..d.race..)att) (55.74)dc 744czate
E. -854
8's,4,s-s-thir-S)
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29. A phrase which does not find a place in Section 304(A) IPC is -
74OSecd) docg o!otol) (Ivo 304 (4a) 6-36 ol5c)... tSool5r..idcS -41ttnzto.tdpodd -
the death of any person
(,) otzrode t6.65Co Z3d ra
rash or negligent act
(n) cbt56F3 wOup titirtoci ct.6
rash and negligent act
(A) Lthk7.456,4 t),i(2 DOE,c,.. 6eto
not amounting to culpable homicide
(a) ut6-Deg D'd0:1)9F,

30. Sexual intercourse with the consent of a girl amounts to rape if she
is under - .
tnri attspthric5.rzr3 Le..pccioci cloht .-4ot,iuDeri rot-oscid eto z.ocychs-D8
t,
Zob„tazentot) (Cbrieti6ou(56ti -
15 years
(=) 15 c54FrI05
16 years
(n) 16 ,,,c4F73
17 years
(z) 17 we4F-/-4.5
18 years
(a) 18 cialF71eot

31. Where the serving officer delivers or tenders a copy of the summons
to the defendant personally or to his agent, he must require such a person
to sign an acknowledgment of service to be endorsed on the original
summons. Then:
no06-60F,15 ttri:p 675:I'M); g:65C5(1 4c.t6tztfi etroz noi..3Fx‘i coo to-DaL-Ton'
.95:r•trn; DC5=11 t-5 riD eods5 tie-1=ot =both yitlat tooticroJt5,, u7iez
3O5 ttaeo.e,atz3(1.5, 6.54oa(d -
the copy cif the'sumrrions Will be delivered to the defendant
(=z) rtzta7) 02, Oth "c ; ES'S tottroroct
the original summons with the defendant's signature thereon, will be
returned to the court
(n) 0107a:oat -Aitiocotp!rt u,teo) • Fz66i7Dexonti locoactnxicorbtiCo.
both (a) and (b)
(z) (ca) t5g.5" (2a) cadara
the original summons with the defendant's signature thereon, will be
returned to the plaintiff
(a) ciiisa-sonat 71830:my' ergitz • z-Dr3r3 zooator)--lcort44.)

32. Who among the following can move the court for plea bargaining?
b'cgihrutdc, (IMO) Fro6c:,-Doott t)por.3 ege MliFepOric tRectneliparth
the„Police Officer
(e.) e.strit spna
the complainant
(a3) tilato t.cyjcii1)
only the accused
(Pa) tidceean) nap/
both— the accused or the complainant
(a) drace.],i(F-Jo mac tut°11.m.i5pri) ai2&rad
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33. Section 438 of Cr.P.C. can be invoked-

dot. 46aiz ;ev 0 aro Zs' 0.1.) id vo 438 r; as toni,itcdc, i2pS.3Fitzia:bmi
.
in cases of non-bailable offences
(0a) racii.) ri&,a tialcnirri .n.fIcipwleic.2.,
in cases of bailable offences
(n)m.pcDfat c%;')o-Dr.;-) .i.virLtinOc.,
both (a) & (b)
(xi) (Qa) Ds.'3, (2.3)
neither (a) nor (b)
(a) (eZ ) at/D te 9 (n) cth sD ug,

34. While passing an order for disposal of property

eig)
,...:: c sie tzfre,taD4 -Ai-oda:7,5E,-; ,tote,Fric,
, ,-
(a) the Magistrate has to decide the question of title
(e) raa) oapc,63c)in ad4o35:1i ;)raircitrotieto
the Magistrate has to decide the question of entitlement of possession
without deciding the title
(n) 706a)ti tiOCsDPFOOCC-(1) Tit36t a:4-4ot; Dmt-capte,7-
4gpen'acit.
u-piipdt ga40.1.);
the Magistrate has , to decide the question
of title as well as the
question of entitlement of possession
(z) ouncxf,DDrrin ,-•72,theFi ar4atai4 mitz rptafitfacrip
uputitdasaf,40:tFt4 Dfaratteirti)
(d) the Magistrate has to decide the question of entitlement of possession
on the basis of decision on the question of title
(a) riomomeict ,--5ppeci,tat upndtd)zatrk ,-A7p6rd
eL.,.
•7flt itQee3 DtECZYX;Eifth

35. Dishonestly inducing any person in delivering property is,

fr.Ts=-0/6-atian ciTa*.-.5e c),:aoi); 3t4 tnttinot
(a) Criminal breach of trust
eidua4511 EQ-bn-4 cisect
Cheating
(2:))
Misappropriation
(z) d3cbctgairacri
Extortion
(a)

36. The fact that any person was born during the continuance of a valid
marriage between his mother and any. man, or within two hundred and
eighty days of its dissolution, the other remaining unmarried, shall not be
conclusive proof that he is the legitimate son of that man, unless it can be
shown that the parties to the marriage had no access to each other at any
time when he could have been begotten. The statement is-
m, .,E5roo)31) 4 9 DTI O22
. k 00 PC4n7Di
l ,oy 02.t .) f50gcto
Z'Octt cc-ge.30.7.1) 280 Onrie3.roclr) edo,
c-9,!2m8,8cDri rQt.omilee ezot..AFS3 zO2J3t0 ate.zat
ittrocito earz czi,74Lie it,n)atneivA &dd odOg caor3.) inebita
cTirDcfhutn.') n'oc-AF3' Eti,t) EZil,t, e:02i3dd Dzwaibt di=zzze,-3 and34e39,
True
(ea) 7,13
False
(n)
Partly True
(;4) ET.Drts. iO
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d) None of the above

(0) * dxc() alnaz

37. The Court shall permit leading questions as to matters which are
introductory or undisputed, or which have, in its opinion, been already
sufficiently proved. The statement is-
Fv-DoaMoo:154.) tenlat--6cmcf, ,;:902D7)2erraDekt ut)c.-m •=4 atott2, ciü 25DrirWo ws'Erti
d,..DarDr6DThz..-3o3rae eo,teo 22,7dricol Fled ereti 71- 1zM5 Ltti teOtz Ltrut7..b,
a-LePt"ctfo. -
False

True
(t.,) :JO
Partly false
(k) 4*.171t: 710 -
None of the above
(2)sa'thtE odu-z*diz

38. Classification of summons case &warrant case-

d.r5Sd.t571V,M4 ;5M7r, Kbte, mdct-si tin; Cicpict v)or."-b re-do:44.0a
helps in determining the trial procedure to be adopted
(=•) QiJD& eedraniZ5dS.72/Fi eer;Mi AJb'Z v)074.5
I':a-art:0;t4cidtp, tanatzlcoTtcc
helps to decide the guestion of issuance of process to the accused
(r)) ettroea,a•M eielAcri); Er>.;x127,tt%oi,Dearca,m' 42d9, ,M7Dofostmits'
helps in determining the investigation procedure to be adopted
(Ai) otttM k1 o-cb I--Jr•3•Fotottut ,ritr.,Dotiteartrip5
(a) & (b) are correct
(a) ({,) a(n) tatnz

39. In a summons case triable by a Magistrate, continuation of

investigation, beyond the period of Six Months, from the date of arrest of
the accused, without the previous permission of the Magisgtrate, shall
<7.5z.cmS tompbtbrici rMori tftiDcri 3tncioz.troritto• dLmriertc_, raipt
novmprooatnt zaiGmFithrapsoneAd tiameakt nts'floatpt ersta aoitstrt txe r•.(Da3c,:hrt4
tnocttc3A,,de
render the entire investigation is vitiated and bad and the accused is
liable to be discharged
(cz) -crismF 8I:),Dic.11);
/4 2n2.,t71.106,7:Otd F.t.ta t9g4/iI0Q;Cb,l'd vt.;e90
adaecbze,Fn Va
not render the entire investigation bad, but the prosecution cannot
rely: on the investigation•so harried out and the evidence so collected
shall not be ,admissible: •
•
(a2) ;I•%•a3c,12it --irtrrah
. estriptitrAt)*05.2, eittl :••.30,1)ctoot urdoirDezerht”
,t-iSoonooss;corip.:Alor-207Se2A.1:h-DA:Z2z-Ddr103 ecilienctlirtee),
riot render the entire investigation bad but the accused is liable to be
discharged
()) ;57.)a5cztt134 otatairriDn eil.thrtroc;:t4pe,) uto earefai,tith . rOP ZS el ii143:5D
v
none of the above
(2) 43 tietri cesppjta eeez

40. Withdrawal of complaint, results in the

trobc1.)4 addatatanod GiP Pf0 0 L3:371.4.p
(a) discharge of the accused in cases where the cha ge has not yet been
framed
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(z) -LSfecairpct-to:b; da'Ainsto OFdt adsca}ae-;;D

dizisrcicaiod
, „#Des-4F3r'kee4?),I
acquittal of the accused in cases where charge has already been
framed
(r..))canco..
-T-o&racc.-driat; dakqd eavessgro ft.oi:Ibcpaoodrsa
acquittal of the accused irrespective of whether the charge has been
framed or not
(z) aneotd..racTirLait,o,y dzikdocksz, citrzziocira sdzeahtri) Za..1)51a/5
none of the above
(a) )e4D7S CliY4A:ifD es„)

41. Following irregularities done by a Magistrate, do not vitiate

proceedings- •
Fzeicaisi dompipen.-11» ))£Skt as siscf,fist esytiti3 Ciotaidstatsto.4 cifaalart4-4c7:405.2,
. to issue a search-warrant under Section 94
(ea) oo 94d5atisp, traeOaD mclotzr elsD4di
to order, under Section 155, the police to investigate an offence
(n) oo 155a8otc), esebkte, tiraCc,-4to actc-a z FSzstra' 44.)
none of the above
("0) ..)ettriJ iDJJ UP,),
(c) (a) and (b)
(a) (ez)tz
' z's (n)

42. Stoppage of proceedings in a criminal case has the effect of -

uzdo-o0 qaliiter4o.tai'4 a‘1808sa-eni eroUrost ad3ETD3riei713
acquittal in all circumstances
(oa) caeip,74odOrrisks,2,
acquittal where the evidence of the principal witness has been
recorded
(a)..\)f.o.D Taal.) r;miczi); makt =-Din FDtrt.roct.)4.)th
discharge in all other cases where the evidence of the principal
witness has not been recorded
(),J) aaDaD6 rciecPeOfili; sma)ex D&caap, dfzsisr4pozaHsp, .f"aestistiitzs,;-4i4.)st)
both (b) & (c)
(8) (a)Ezb,t2, (A,) ,acictro ts'nrA

43. Under Section 64 of the Indian Penal Code, a sentence of

imprisonment for non-payment of fine shall-
on tests 7-lotioact voo 64 daoax.,), earoper3 coo Od,1na-4.7.7sitd bao.fac-x,
vap-rt.0 ain

(a) be concurrent of any other imprisonment

() Ez3emo4r....-)Db'Mp mo-a-m.,D,td tlate; it-7:04.)ez
be in excess of any other imprisonment to which an offendei- has
been sentenced .
(a) uctincpcizin -43Taride f.0-6 ;msrozbticinDrutoto8 avi rottrom-At 21,
not be in excess of any other imprisonment
(A) - '.3rark5e salc-inVr..raFot tirapwrreetnt ctapp no-pc..
-.w,tri blondmcit.)
none of the above
(8) Desspst airSra n

44. In case of an offence punishable with fine only, imprisonment for

non-payment of fine-
Sett:44 arZtrOtri CSOIZ3e0f0CMFIL711, t"ht:)7.,c., "A0t...- Cth FW=JEgOnD
oT1 yncritiratant) ti
card'ErAti

(a) has to be simple

(o) tdc'et087.5:371d25eth
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(b) has to be rigorous

(a) 15(5cm-bruit:Set)
(c) can be partly rigorous and partly simple
(k) paritg tbrarafickaete) ctha3, quit: 74d9Pejarld?5ft
(d) either (a) or (b)
(a) (ea) sot.-)D (n) T(Oetror_o'

45. Insanity as a defence means that a person at the time of doing an

act, by reason of unsoundness of mind is incapable of knowing-
araert.ed utpeizer,,e(betrjz, LtiZ40.1‘) eippirt)ztri tz,E,ThrF urisecemd ei:lt.)OFF5=
300.t)*Cit -
the nature of the act
(n) t127e.td.ratc-Jaidat;
that what he is doing is wrong
(n) ap tztthScryzr:Jae
(e) that what he is doing is contrary to law
(A,) tsarial) na.) r.”'-zet3inaro.
' uto cDteric.-7ahti!rid
either (a) or (b) or (c)
(a) (ea) ue-,,JE-sa (za) eripazz (fro) rice(the
' apr.S)

46. Culpable homicide is causing death-

e•Eecrape' zatictels eaocid •di )30r) 6DrMe pea .)cCese-‘5.5.0Eaataar.-.,.)4.)r.i.)
1
with the intention of causing such bodily injury as is likely to cause
death .
(cz) e:theyaatotrarsati uttij rjr...tra moan' rtaothab.tota3tmt..). 4.)d) ea@ald ut)
.)dran;Lota.) =rifct 7,7468c,m)'
with the knowledge that by sueh act death is likely to be caused
(n) etttenot ot',=Deckt earkt :1%10= zal-ort-ar-a'
with the intention of causing death
(Ai) ;7E4) tr?oLc, trocacenote eteaarta*to
((:)) all the above
(a) #ii'•tht, 67e,

47. For rioting, which of the following is correct-

terThet4rie,P32, ci.,t4,)ta) etiatpard -
mere show of force is sufficient
(ea) teZo worit tirae9mdd it:cot
mere.:possession.of deadly weapon is sufficient
(a5) -4-Ce.1di-bd§7;3 tTic.°2.pc,t5
actual force or violence must be used
(A) a-o-p=n-on fat),) eza aocr:Hai)FS)a utrea' oiraeraf eta
allthe above
(a) icam

48. In cases of dishonest misappropriation the initial possession of

property is -
=rDoaraer( -td.7.1oriritiQ riepdotpt r",70aPC
in good faith
(c)) -,--inoq,canoodaka)
dishonest
(z3) 6e-t_PaT,141
fraudulent
(A) ce,-rki
(d)• none of the above
(a) si t3eCTS ata4)d.ra
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49. Circumstantial evidence must satisfy the following tests.

,r,Dod*Fral z.lbfariori 2..,,a5C0-Jdet.)
The circumstances from which an inference of guilt is to be drawn
must be.cogently and fu-mly established
(e.) ofla oulOrrlfaoci ezotez,SZEt.t aufor;)",:Jtie.krae e 7.1odOrriqr; arirear.4e
-mn
e,707t.O Vera, .,..,p4ea.3ri.ocZatg
-Those circumstances should be of a definite tendency unerringly
pointing towards the guilt of the accused
(t) e ZodOrriO3,-514,-Eit; tent% Dtloastrim tidraceAri
cis:eatici tdri Md3t) r-tmealti,
(c) The circumstances taken collectively should form a chain so
complete that there is rio escape from the conclusion that within all
human probability the crime was committed by the accused
(h) odOrristrUct ,r,D-vatottron aOF
-ege -Deacifp., Lod) ztetdotaBOE.letoa czo-p, tawinecAt m06.3'0331;
ueuDee.azle stto-DOzi-s34 oairinV citZet ,SeetzFEICSocl Stkijoldclogriatceb
(d) All the above
(a) •DeeDrI

50. Due execution of a document more than thirty years old coming from
proper custody, is a-
atm; etptalonod WOd Erprto eta-la?, ael'ireti tot). o:botd ifir,F)dce.) stweisemi)
;)r,to,":Jo-Dhci cootn)
rebuttable presumption of law
(0) zOott,twanuaci roeirea
presumption of fact
(n) ,- toriaot zrirodrpa- ;
in-ebuttable presumption of law
(h) z.)oLUeradri soraDrI
none of the above
(0) d)ef. M74cia eg

51. Fact in issue means the fact, existence or non-existence of which is-
ZaDdricrcbd :lora .zodd oa.,'-D ZonSozo'eacbnt eVem 4aOCS=to:o
. .) -
(a) admitted by the- parties
(,a) Elbercatiboci
4
e.dictid
t.J. WU
disputed by the parties
(C) FrAndOod
ce n-Dr.lt..rend
not disputed by the parties
(A) ale'Fadoori
.., nusadris4nDh.1,2,
e
none of the above
(a) th thetri otogOra es),

52. Section 14 of Evidence Act makes relevant the facts which show the
existence of -
pDoP.Stot 7,:or2,16 tQDobth vo Mite.;',hrZd tof0=-1 Alor3r1; x.O.,4ona

any state of body or bodily feeling

(ea) c31:01 olTo4cie ,1008 er-5.73
. any state of mind
(2:0 , ml.7)4)e Rea
either state of mind or of body or bodily feeling
(,b)EthrtiVi t9r,,E.TO blob' kipa dotriti eine4
a particular state of mind and a state of body
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(3) Loci) (1)FaS' :43)7:1M1 nnt..1 ;toil V

53. A legal representative under the Code of Civil Procedure means

ht761 ad.nain ,to6D-gat e8MX.1n trD,rpth et t s cacaoF-
a co-sharer of the benefits arising to the parties to the suit
(ga) mad zdtTotiati erzlvato uDt,-Jci trd-2,-,DnrIeJ.)
a person, who in law represents the estate of the deceased
(2,9) th0z"5' Tot..o1r3 E.,16-Dd s',M3",tiot n.6
a relative of parties to the suit
(h) t6I-otdd tot.)03
all the above
(a) ffi

54. Where the execution is applied within years of the decree,

issuance of notice of the application for execution of a decree, to the
judgment debtor, is not necessary.
noitzcz uthur zsbarl talrtfikrogrict am6r.„-.)Dri e...")(ti tri,FOt ctsaekiehyo,
antar at.pciri --c&oda;t5 esc41:s, rath4Oe?„)
two years of the decree
(ea) a±,ot cadth talFT1s5,ociri
four years of the decree
(n) 3tat r5nt,6 v.taFT141.rvcir1
three years of the decree
(h) alai) tvadp atialriWnc91
five years of the decree
(C) apimt3 FT

55. Under Order IX, Rule 7 of the Code of Civil Procedure, an application
can be made-
p357)0801) Sic..intjtM 34I 7 d3othc, F-..52t7-oa); 71t2,71ogto
any time during the pendency of the suit
(‘z)=Dz. raa'ztrt, ca..at ce rlathciforic.,
at any time on or before the next date of hearing
(za) cMz*c:3e "4t)cto'den) tsiOnD :.00t:;tFS rztrzto.:13 sircoo&.; &attta
within 60 days of the Order
(k) edetmt 60 irx-irl.fOtni
within 90 days of the Order
(a) Pride -Dd 90 OitleALW1
•
56. A suit to set aside a compromise decree-
iktototi.)4 75'C,FDIltn tt-D6o,thr; -
shall not lie on the ground/s that the compromise is not lawful
czcto 1:Firait) aitzmne.) ea7"nek5otctioen ent6-=d3409,
shall not lie on !any ground/s
Co Ficialx?„ eas,4c) e.:9054.)CX,2,
Shall lie on the ground/s that compromise is not lawful
5-6Fliczb ratemri?„ Fle.3(X.oc, arzt.rafe.)Dsab‘td
none of the above
ffi theCiri 0.1.704. 2 US),

57. An arrest warrant before judgment against a defendant can be issued if

the defendant-
man' a-ararde2., FriSmbat 3opq driThe mdoe3et4 -a-in'inzizazatcyat tJoriciFodd -
(a) removes the property outside the local limits of the jurisdiction of
the court
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mat-
25
watt u4)5Z'iti zj .t
idO3Dett -crirzb
ci
Ztet, ED7DOStflfacRldd
has absconded or left the local limits of the jurisdiction of the
court
s'e.inpd,W.rooLtDd errn.-To upritn fr-zAt:,,(5.15
e- s3t cect EdOz.)Sal.)n)
d ana) -a
uss,
, edc.1
(C) is about to abscond Or leave the local limits of jurisdiction of the
court
(fb) s'i5:55d,b0,rect3 tet ti filathadd tt:=D F55.C=C.30:3X75 7icaeoza
v... D bi Q
DICCI)r3.).1 23L.-74co 1745
(d) all the above
(a) 4
-)
•
58. Right to appeal is-
ee.)pat caotixt
an inherent right
(ca) t9c‘tr(Fa
a statutory right
(25) iztFizad
a natural right
(A) ,-;;TZtt cdth,
all the above
(n) dmett Lati-D

59. A suit through next friend can be filed -

D-66.tertFaD4 tapaTooat tr4o5 car
' DUiarrcordD
by a minor
(ca) um:4
by a lunatic
(2°J) t)Fiset.lte;
both (a) and (b)
(AO (ea) t.).ta (a) eat,2p.ro
none of the above
(a) 4.1 atedri o5'5-D*da ue,2

60. Mesne profit means-

t72cotd -
profit earned by a mission
(ea) no:Srzi.TDdmocti TIcriociAin C7D21i
very minimum profit
(n) e46oit b'ets
profit received or could have been received by a person in wrongful
possession of property
(h);52biji qt.) zp,,perzi9pat &Ida-to-Di c1 tatQ-D Fir.;cax-)ao-Dd ey4
none of the above
(s) ..)edFS oai-D*-caJD et)

61. Total number of languages recognized in the Constitution of India are:

2bSci :2-J039Widt(2 453 110:5 c,)ctej cre-4riVi ito,t4E1 'a:oat-Mr:3
(a) 28 (b) 31 (c) 22 • (d) 18 .
ea) 28 23) 31 :°J) 22 n) 18

62. In a case in which time had not been fixed for performance of the
agreement, the court refused to grant the relief of specific performance to
the plaintiff on the ground that suit was not filed within a reasonable time.
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61
. ‘

The order is
5cDt)22.) anticirf izitxx•tciFt.t r2212;) Mpt Oo ozrt 93c-tc-Doot,54.) =DCA rizziai):M,
al))5, traveni etarooS0s; ,aora Tantanod V3r2.S Ers'6etti; troti,:m ))-ro5b2,,a5.
tsth..6)
(a) illegal (b) null and void
rptipd9mhd a3) ett8 t.gitte,
(c) legal (d) irregular
zomma-pand tifcthmti

The authority empowered to transfer a Judge from one High Court to

another High Court is the-
LEQJ rti'60.tter)Ctiict.)4 LOCI) trovizepDvonnocs tio eniam 070,...95.Meosbt Ort24=01...')7.7stn g1s
otpd sotrazi td
(a) Chief Minister (b) Speaker (c) President (d) Governor
ca)tn:36L-boyz.., eci:t.("e6of) tin cogift,`6 a) MtNi

Illegality renders a contract -

-607,0.04,1) ri0Z4030 -400C) as "6€,ffici Q174221 2,,stedyd5
i 5
(a) punishable (b) void (c) illegal (d) all of these
0..)) ertt F n) efaria Ap) Qd,)CiQ a)

Right to seek advisory opinion of the Supreme Court on any question

of law belongs to the -
at-4de 15-Dricr.,' fitigii ersq, ra6aMtsczbt e225,:s)pi5Coar),-; &reetts5as' oa,
'-zd r)crirdattd3tr.3
(a) President (b) Governor
coe.in'a optipo
(c) Prime Minister (d) President and Governor
7rn mg.:6;i18 tpis1.1 mittiepti

66. "The jurisdiction to decree specific performanee is discretionary and

the court is not bound to grant such relief merely because it is lawful to do
so." This statement is -
"Cirt7.31 el.TOCZdat aabf.t.t fltE eCeaci mcisotvi adeecmqz-Dd; aifo312t uotro'
aiScrDtthDecT.Thattrbr-a.abzVatig eta ,X5tabruf, uao2..)eDdrac 221,--og r3..zr'st5ttot.)
F0 ateTh'ntr) -
(a) False (b) Partly true (c) True (d) None of the above
ca) z..5) ,b) 7-125 a)

67. 'A' executed an agreement with '13' who was a minor aged 17 years at
the time of execution of the agreement. After attaining majority, the
erstwhile minor-
".0" 005) a2.-5" a5jat3 fr7Dat rd1c1.71071 eorid f.-.16'71 17 tEtsr eacroji timerk
?../aCiptrayitouar-5. "cr Ma)cw'L,0 OiD5d Fioad
can ratify the agreement
ca) 51 mnE34 ernt,Cprrtzia--35
cannot ratify the agreement
25) erb,,,M5;),=td-D21)409),
liaslo,ei:agiele.the agreement
tit-OdE5 f!vb76-&.f1erlDrt)&3
d) none of the above
a) dpeeD otts4tka

68. .A 'holder in. due_ course' is person-

Lit)p-ode"
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17

entitled to possess the negotiable instrument in his own name and

to recover the amount
‘a) 278rtEteat Ong agte-; gnlide critsn*O, ,--71 /4 .tOcEitncbg
7.12,8)or.i 4 ati.rD0 =‘.7-5 nta, exgoOcbgar3.
who becomes a possessor of the negotiable instrument for
consideration
e3) Tror trte at Ong ctgnri.)4 5gart..)-58.p rppfradiToht),V.
who holds the instrument as an agent of the payee
f(2,0•Ong EriEt:,..t.).1. keggirFS notarth af1/4gong).31.,,F3
who possesses the instrumenf only for the purpose of presentation
for payment
(Dna' adlt; az,-,Tbteln tgparxiNg2;--'4,48,2.6e-ig 7L-D1 tulate2F3V

69. 'A' executed a demand promissory note in favour of 'B' for an

ascertained sum. Though the parties had agreed upon payment of interest,
they failed to specify the rate of interest in the instrument. Later 'B'
unilaterally added 18% as the rate of interest. This renders the document-
-ea" cza'D "z3" 71 Lot»NO .r DO O yp.. 'quadri
23T'A LeiptiZeiotab W &Apt ddeZ34 003,t ;)prar6:adakcie.,s1.
Fiogdgn "n" riti) ntz:J:keoz()Ezth wet ddtrilz 18% agoub eteoktr.z. rao5
(a) voidable (b) void
ca) tmcIt.):5 zo) rim troesx5
(c) incomplete (d) none of the above
AJ) ue-firaraF Dd a) aB ofoz .gtua 59,

70. Who among the following judges was Chairman of the National
Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution?
ofcdt ctocciroacat)cdrootoreeScip ithrimteirae.% mite= eairmitt
scitanfici,d8
M N Venkatachalaiah
ca) eao.carf. 6oti3Me..)3.11.)
V.R.Krishna Iyer
igerg sollpt
A.S.Anand
Ai) ca eawl sctoV
J.S. Venna
a) 8r. =Dr

71. Which Of the following islands is situated in Arabian sea?

2Ficip
otza ea& sot?! g-tnit
(a) Andaman Island (b) Nicobar Island
feceat.i-DFir Seect zo) M.Remar nee)
(c) Lakshadweep Island (d) Indira Point
eincai monoz EliD=OL'r

72. Which of the following contracts is not specifically enforceable?

o's teihrt c1-1-
)6 go:odDricalFilt DOrraiingt) ZCOOKID9roUteajC39,
To sell an agricultural property
ca) Blet,i. efiL,Dofork to-Dc-)DI.3
To sell a dwelling house
n) d .)F.SatF&.),k ctuDE3 ..i-Da3
' 4dit
To perform in a singing programme
x,) -ezi-
ampb' TronDrggb-L8O raarDMAtt
None of the above
a):ai3
' dieChl ot-74r..-in e3c,)
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73. The Government of India Act, 1935 provided for

p-ocs io-artIcS no91, 19357:15onp., eraritioepsod3.11:3
dyarchy in provinces
rippiccfic?, deiabt
provincial authority
as) eigp,osesa5 ri-ppnr1
legislative councils for provinces
7,1) a.):2,oc1cri ,D7!)ct fibtaylth
communal electorate
5) tseeth)riad;) rJr...b.7aczt)

74. Who was known as "Grand Old Man of India"?

atzdtb.1 "prdiSt e.Ast)t" oath 8dote.&.= asd?
(a) Jayapralcash Narayan
Lec!4zatat fromv.bra
(b)- C.F.-Andrews
ttods26;,,-,
Dadabhai Navoroji
/tJ) rnmpamoa) dezZ
Lala Laj pat Rai
s) :BUZ otats' mot"

75. The currency of Greece is,

Fir! cieri ,p' , oi7.4g.)?
(a) Rupiah
t) tisaticnz
(b) Forint
ti)4-l.reet..)otz.,f
(c) Drachma

(d) • Ringgit
n) sow

76. If time is the essence of the contract and the promisor fails to perform
the-contract by the specified time, the- contract-
sZpotn thpai-Doomnd,r3 t)t2, mrs-0-att Dtis' 5t po1wig/2i rt,Sotc; it)cieerAlca
nzOomcio yi-n-cn -
!becomes void
ea) tsarer1,5
remains valid
ennzer8mta5
becomes.vciidable at the instance of the prornisee
A)) zpn-lit -.8.1dtct tface)t-oth rloedr) zlaccSr3eotom-Drt5
(d) becomes unenforceable
n--
. oenicao71.,erari4jOe
„

77. Claim for necessaries of ;life supplied to a lunatic under Section 68 of

Indian Contract Act, caniie--iiifOrde'd.iiiiiaSt,
;BD'S t-1. 0-0d3 €3q5r3c1tPx:06.COODS, ..,.::thfafeTiCYM
tT-12on'ei tecrizJ aaerteta-4Eittbri, (carserd'sae,TIF)-
the lunatic- personally when he,ceaseS to be lunatic
t3Firtesttalz- te,,rortszomrl, oJD68W'') DF:11-ae3-de. dpee5
the relative of the lunatic- •
zb)rap'eiraeWe.)(1 totiope3FS d)ed
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the guardian of the lunatic

A') thrIezeatql zo-ootd-
the lunatic's property or estate
tprioeWe..rd tr,tizt, cd-,-,71ifid

78. Proviso to Section 34 of the Specific Relief Act relates to suits for-
DOF-4 ddezudd uQr3o.1.) too 34 d dtdot 4 oott tzoahricr) rt000Q,Qmoridd5
Declaration
-4.rocalti
Injunctions
E3) D2i ro05:38
specific performance
eirat6'tuDt/r3
_ (d) all the above
a). 43 t)eeDEs Qat?,

79. Under Section 5 of the Karnataka Rent Act, 1999, who, out of the
following would have the first priority in inheriting tenancy in the event of
a death of a tenant,
."601=t3if; zar u(7:4")o.:5= too 5 daubc, 2.70n717.,Ddri.) aebt.rDOMTI tet,Tht1=0.?„
otdorEcarinr."*' aititt Eiaet rQ
Parents
r.a) TI5d3
son or. daughter or where there are both son and daughter, both of them
a') t.ri factut F.idrict e)-(dm otzat ozdadrcde.,) t)d 7.1)tir t.rie.13 rQZ.,2jCii; rQ0-0071, rQaidfa
spouse
,J) -en udim (731-,i)
daughter-in-law, being the widow of his pre-deceased son
7-3.ra,;" uotd 8ratIo1/34 ' trate:*
' t.itttizi, trict

80. The question is, whether a horse sold by A to B is sound; A says to B -

"Go and ask C, C knows all about it". C's statement is
rf,,z e-3 odd "ea" Qin "n" taaDt tat*dapmxjAc.-samdcoe; "ca- rth) "za" r'‘ tiecola3v73 -
ocilctfaerb =:)t t5c7jcirS),. .4e03, "Ar eDC.7p,fia!
CD :3". "h" at at'elltat) -
an admission
Lexi
not an admission
zt) Laqiabo
(C) a confession
h) .1,17incbd
(d) a presumption
n)

Si. A person who is not qualified to be appointed to a public post is

appointed to occupy the said post. This is challenged before the High
Court invoking the Writ Jurisdiction.
Which of the following are the most appropriate Writs to be invoked.
,-mtn-o•Dra' rSet.)ffaSoiDn'tz ezzirrpso3er2r5 ; Firth) e isOcsz etnt otprzup"). rat; trol
-tm6cd4
.,7oatt.tyci, &L,3= uptbd U.
a) Writ of Mandamus b) Writ of Prohibition
vd) otte.) idd=ded tp) Otto' De4e0
c) Writ of Habeas Corpus d)Writ of quo-warranto
woQ Es'airtetdra eptod ;201
82. Which of the following are grounds for eviction of a tenant undel
Section 27 of the Karnataka Rent Act;
ifFiartiii =re sclacitt3 ifvo 27 nate?, 6t teiNct*n'Oc4 olx4.0:1 croaticmdFiet4
exr0dr.mitt Fodeariegartnid;
that the tenant, his spouse or dependants or daughter ordinarily living
with him, before or after the commencement of this Act, built or acquired
vacant possession of or been allotted a residence or as the case may be, a
commercial premises
c.)) 4,3 mi-D6d Excbt J© engm-D riotd mnrIcrod, tEëF3o=. u0a.D
c3cirf titvonat thrict, tpFkMet).t eiTiroD,
1 5'•
raEtt,6 ;r4, TIStfcid uOzz tc ztQ uktbd
rfacntaDcaonoci thittoLtd
that the person in occupation of the premises has failed to prove that he
is a bonafide tenant
(e_g_utzr) Qerid aoi mr,bDd tafic-bo' cX) in 03'tt'.0 i.ttD
z7.tbi,V23 aZgeaTZTI
both (a) and (b)
(ca) E-3521.3, (C) c3dri,m
none of the above
a) 4E1 C.IDee., oiaDtro et,)

83. It shall not be a defence in a prosecution for an offence under Section

138 that the drawer had no reason to believe when he issued the cheque
that the cheque may be dishonoured on presentment for the reasons stated
in that section. This statement is-
- fto 138dacat9_ ealupp'b-op sepoiromittrarompri it, Frac; eMn 75DES) 2..itp34 tJL3 t.J0C)2i7C4 tirt)
'40CiDatt7D.n c170 btrd sat:Start:7TM artobrior eiri6F1xt cadcb
cciro4Ide a-Dricar1eP12 Qael.1,4p5 ciFiccu)-Dr(4)(x„),. di53eItc:in -
a) False

Partly true
n) zptrithtb
True
Ai) ;tip
None of the above
a)di r.t.at,eDFi atr4c-.Lfz

84. When two persons mutually transfer the ownership of one thing for the
ownership of another, neither things or both things being money only, the
transaction is called-
razejto ald;adan Lout .70005,17FM.1 W.N.fDproD t.70>rthlb:
ZaTDMJDOCT671idudd9., 2,0735 UCI.
,n7SD eZdara CA17103 zrac
ri e.lmnp-ooriodGl3tand -
a) A sale b) A Gift
aiDME3c7iDetti E.5) D-Drimrta5
c) An Exchange • d) None of the above
.)o.fontio..1' irixeDe ci-a*da e99,

85., The 'Mortgagee ,has a right to sue • for the mortgage money in the
following Oases namely,- .
ifcP) riottrirrWc... te aziddDr Fdrarop earat,3 ettd.)5.
al) Section 68(1) (c) where the mortgagee is deprived of the whole or part of his
security by or in consequence ofthe wrongful act or default of the mortgagor
eD) 500 68(1)(h) — statozttr.-:)Ddet trA ecriza ELsq droceid alarrOtDDr1
Fiddtri EW15F7Dr1 ID 2,71gg OC:180-1.1) itzpacid
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Section 68(1) (d) where, the mortgagee being entitled to possession of the
mortgaged property, the mortgagor fails to deliver the same to him, or to
secure the possession thereof to him without disturbance by the mortgagor or
any person claiming under a title superior to that of the mortgagor
ti) too 68(1)(03) - zdrgd 8.68 etar:881 ;61,,t1,8 85pC8 addc,-1)-8 Lttip-8,8krzei
6584;88a-ad; ed; Dee,) cZe,-F.10;721-3Dii erpt-a e)80-orimd cdrp'm ce88
ge-eg
7771Ai eQ-Dtid52 yzniC=7 ESFDT.755,atADt cta)466 8.6c3)D85 ,-8,2pec-
..w.,8)83.26811 8iorl ecito8 nr-g
& 8rd co ca C riD
Both (a) & (b)
,Q) Qz) az)582 V)) eadiala 612.86-1
None of the above
81:
1 )66'8 =444 eg

Contract is said to have 3 essentials, which one among the following is

not an essential element in the formation of contract:
,a 81.)5ri 3 ettpotlect raa5vac; 6-adge-DriD8d. riWc; dad8:8 46 derin8g8o6_ 0.13,
4cs)
ev..L,
--zd
(a) Offer (b) Acceptance (c) Consideration
ca) De;*Et .(d) Promise
60) ytta ,,,,) Ed.sipt a)F.-JD7%7.S
•
"The question of title is irrelevant in a suit under Section 6 of the
Specific Relief Act, 1963". This statement is -
4 a.10-ciod 6:506;8.) 1963 ci deo 6diaial) .70_77J5ES • DSZJP4 exioeoOrsdfi;s'd".
6dec4,n-in _
(a) True (b) False (c) Partly true (d) None of the above
ca) ;eiri n)tth ) ;zits 88 a) 43 ataa4itta ee

88. 'A' entered into an agreement with 'B' to sell immovable property of
the former for consideration and 93' was put in possession of the property.
Both parties had signed the agreement. The agreement had not been
registered under the Indian Registration Act. In a suit between the parties.
'B' claimed the benefit of Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act.
Whether his claim is maintainable?
"ea" at) “n" oitta8SFS 7JDq -DhOtjet --'
8,8ited
• -6 “Er cti-Dry-ou
tD1̀"20 "Dr Oth•-71Pet,i t•Thy.P. r42,23d.ra -431-56dto Vo-BO8 &amidot.). 5tDcici;
2cf8eol) riraecritt QF)at 8)d enafocr, Elieo dOe.zdat-tdd Fk5.5 . id
-Er a-1-9 trzrat eQpcti.))8 -deo 53 ei6-48;,, -468)) =itao8). uotTd Acta ')
eru)2888-Dr6)483e?
Yes, it is maintainable
0;atth, erLotrtn-tittirt)
No, it is not maintainable since the agreement was not registered
raeez, dupto 8.reeodtgaZDTIenciri indra era) ell.IDaFtriDne_7Drit)
No, since the sale deed was not executed
fr4) 4g, afan6ocir5 _tat tzt.; witipt.rae.y?,
None of the above
a) 4s dDee.,8 al3o4g8JDeo

89. 'A' executed a gift deed in favour of 'B' with respect to an immovable
property worth Rs.90/-. The deed was duly attested but was not
registered. 'B' in a suit, claimed title by virtue of the above gift deed. Is
his claim maintainable?
"ra" o "m" r 90 cep. effida.thect cydcladlt 81).),mo8ri 6r-ok3,8). m8183-84) n-1nd
86)88:2 68)8.2,18;:prtelD8c).€1,3,83
1 etri eta eir-oeroc,0)8,-84618agm8,3935c .., mn" osn
doo 15
CDEtDat-kr4). t.5T1 Acr.s.» eraDnEtn-art4ide?
a) No, the deed is not valid
 /2

aim)* ,tion•iPA
Yes, deed is valid since the value of the property is less than
Rs. 100/-
z) 36a.0) kormlzronniziot ntorild, ;elan' tit., 1007.)..1
1 zarocZaho8 tar.45 nC
Deed is valid since the gift is a document which requires no
consideration
) SeP4c4s)m-DfirL3st ar;orid, c1/;z4rie
4 adfsa-itpcic)
None of the above
a) dx0Ki onzeirin ea

90. Which of the following instrument is not a valid promissory note?

fr's tcie, net,14 cctzt on,t, ,tootliriod F.L(D:14) scar?
The instrument which contains an endorsement by another
guaranteeing repayment
cz) t)ttitnnit LIMN ratf..r,,,,ztilt mrin t..roLt tipotadt,n; tAirtiDor./5 oa'S
The instrument containing attestation by two witnesses
CP) tattiM mitrIcao edmiAatottaie On zits'
The undertaking is to pay on demand after a period of one year
t) Loco
' ;Sart eogd ue3oi iedñ cronit atu
-Dan

The undertaking is to pay a sum to be

ascertained at the time of demand
a) trootioth 71z)cztrit,wArts-v-
v Ak.,-Dra t,z;r2rit,D,
' troust
çj
=:),Ita-1
2)to

91. Decisions regarding disqualification of members of Lok Sabha are taken

by -
erizitn c1 etrEdfsct)al ritarattFt, =cf.)tr%-
,...b&fave5n6
Speaker
t7C.42, (rine)
Prime Minister
1t-)• ar:37vct1
Ministry of ,Parliamentary:Affairs
nnamdritiz3dxlcittpt3
Parliamentary Secretary
a) 7,10vEs noilirtpbr

92. When a writ is issued to an inferior court or tribunal on grounds of

exceeding its jurisdiction or acting contrary to the rules of natural justice
it is called a writ of:
k1a-o,o1,--D
o 0.1.)4) eOrsa ;71:3.0,17)QtdrE.4 t9Corod natrm,aai
0 -0
v3e0 e4m-a rist.litz r.-ao.1)
nozitncn todcpn i,Jdtotsoin eara)45 rsdrat niffliot-
P • (a) Certiorari (h) Mandamus
ea)brdo c„,) tdp1.4.,-Dde0
(c) Quo Warranto (d) Habeas Corpus
2,) $Citbn -42st n) coop EL',3Aera

93. Whether a mortgagee .under a simple - mortgage can take possession of

the mbregaged property?
CtIcinen ;IMO e_-9=7,71Zrz,e7 Ut,70Z1 t3DtC70,1t, "etatj.)
73-7 4 7,2pcci ciclateStit?
,, .
(a)' Yes

No
2,5P) 'sc.:,
Only if court permits
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rsboat-oeicthd tvb,715803.20ani ting,

(d) None of the above
a) *3 theOe OttEJ2 e.t)

94. is the "heart and soul of the Constitution"

"ctotofo tY.E:E; tsz", "
right to Constitutional Remedies
Qa)rio3,76-8,7) ido0-7,id-r?emotileJ ct;
right to property
ez) 7tiSel FA')n
- right to religion
A)) Ot.)ritt Eitt)i
all of above
n) eeDE .a

95. To apply the Doctrine of Part Performance laid down in Sec. 53A of the
Transfer of Property Act-
eQoid ce 53ca dEncibeeD., retZiF 4--;t7DF-t)F ., hM1)Q0,31tr; cd-DT1)
=Di.125endd -
the transferee must be always ready and willing to discharge his part
of oblisation under the contract
(t, ) tryDENcp-,7adil.) ata-rorleiro Eptiltzt
•
e3.radrreotaiini4 co ,t,ricprida5te.5 liat.s'etafieti
the contract must be in writing and signed by the transferor, and the
terms and conditions must be certain
te,Voiin ettz-ondia'ctt -$E.oatit.)4 •
LcIriSJOadeeth at ctaid,t2 7.3.582, ;•)2..)0F3TN3
-4asatcroldtS'cri) '
the contract must be for value not gratuitous
PJ) fli.bionott ffatnidafeth .1.1.2 ottlitafrOntaJdr.1)
all the above
a) ffi cat3,

96. Where an immovable property of one person is by an act of parties or

operation of law made security for the payment of money to another, and
the transaction does not amount to a mortgage, the latter person:
tot.p.t -nP2iptcl.)4 -nupnot-natienct Fdrat Ecittratd Lit.)Ood te,Om
ne-124)ci mbonod 2.74,,taint) wari a Cii rdteaair, a.)-tictQ-Drinabori acaciei'e t;821
is said to have a charge on the property
cza
aiDEB4.7Jdra caot) 53ecie.)-DroSd
is not said to have a charge on the property
za) Dct°3 thizappd rato4O52,
is said to be a security

none of the above

a) 49 atbed worDal at-D4Ltra eng

97. Communication of acceptance is complete as against the acceptor,

only-
uonebt‘rt) =do eoneryDdcte;SEP-,e.o4.0) atkizi&F)Ojt.1) c.)otd -
when it is put in the course of transmission
ea) et) dc...clat ;3- 74 etrao.i:spil
when it comes to the knowledge of the proposer
SSF :6c013 ,2tri Zi07.5D71
 24

when it is communicated to the acceptor that the acceptance ha;

reached the proposer
xgtmd* .72.7.2p=r.T.41 •Ptze...d ..)7;*to tiOnPbtPtnT
Scatzdaxicari
all the above
c r; a cd-g,

98. Novation of a contract under Indian Contract Act, means-

daeoi) thme...) upDat7.).5(.-:',5cte.,) rso:_iik .tti..)edre,oi.t4-
cancellation of contract
,..) It.Vozduril, ritit-datoqp5
alteration of the contract
n) rtar'iccb)4 Wdt)trati Z.,-DL-7.50.)Z.)
the renewal of original contract
xi) ritrze.) rtalriotit34 riczy5oX03
substitution of a new contract in place of original contract
a) tivm.) rt.)Val.) ron'd12, atnro rt),:;srlo:b.) zrZ-,To ag,t)40)

99. Under Section 34, of the Specific Relief Act a declaration can be sought
by-
anrzz' adca-7,DO t5ip.o.=)d 't)o 34dSo359, adDOsoe4rz'othr..c),,. eqw
(a) . a person having a legal character or a right as to property which
denied
Dt7D-4b,ttzE,3., LottFeic7LIZF:b ;117-1..Gailot.,D4 alrooOM ctiti uOrro 713y), tinri cto-rSts
a person whose legal character or right to property is not denied
czir., titatFrejnieJ7.73 't;Cifbari e0c70 .Ar:y Pg3D&J,:i.jwiy,
a stranger who has no interest
otoppjuk !ay:Jr:wry!, ea 57,5'bz3.1. viol%
all the above
;EA' t.tx0c-i ,aqp,

100. Choose the correct statement:-

AZ=75 53e4tot; O3c 571053 :
The-making of a promissoryinoteis completed by its execution.
c5:=34 eidtptuDt..z?p (,)#f1ro6k.3c)
• taisars-mMi316 •• . •
•
The making Of a cheque is completed by its execution.
19) aek 5rots.)4to ets; isAt)tro..3-ep (cataroblar)
zthrorryorbat3
A cheque payable to bearer is not negotiable by its delivery.
ptriMri -4om71846 ztidi Lez,:b4dOod
-ctivoRr5eatmtrb4ps..?,
d) A cheque payable to order is negotiable by the holder by endorsement
and delivery.
Zopezdet z.2.27:o*.dboi crodtzto traieeri Dee.5
Ti,oczroo:t5,..-Erc761 eiVa4 IDE tteo:ip ,:t-DM.raeiva..ratto