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    DO NOT OPEN THIS QUESTION BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO CJJDP Booklet No. Booklet Series QUESTION BOOKLET 09469 A CIVIL JUDGE (JUNIOR DIVISION) PRELIMINARY TEST Time Allowed : 2 Hours Maximum Marks : 100 INSTRUCTIONS FOR CANDIDATES : 4. Immediately after commencement of the Examination you should check that this Question Booklet does not have any unprinted or torn or missing pages or items, etc. If so, get it replaced by a complete Question Booklet. 2. You have to enter your Roll Number on the Question | | Booklet in the Box provided alongside. DO NOT write anything else on the Question Booklet. 3. Candidate must fll up the necessary information in the space provided on the supplied OMR (Optical ‘Mark Recognition) Answer Sheet before commencement of the Examination. See directions on the OMR Answer Sheet. 4, For marking the correct answer, darken one circle by black or blue ballpoint pen only. Do not mark on more than one circle. Darkening more than one circle against an answer will be treated as wrong answer. 8. Do not detach any leaf from this Question Booklet, After the Examination, hand over the OMR Answer Sheet to the Room Invigilator. You are allowed to take the Question Booklet after the Examination is over. 6. This Question Booklet contains 100 questions. Each question carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking for any wrong answer. 7. Two pages have been provided for Rough Work in this Question Booklet. 8. Possession and use of Calculator, Mobile Phone and Electronic Gadget is prohibited in the Examination Hall. 9. Candidates are informed that evaluation of the OMR Answer Sheet will be done by Electronic Machine. So, they should shadow the bubbles of Roll No. and Booklet Series properly, otherwise Machine will not be able to evaluate it. Failure to comply this instruction shall result in cancellation of their candidature. 10. Candidates appearing in the Examination will be allowed to leave the Examination Hall only after completion of the Examination. DO NOT OPEN THIS QUESTION BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE ASKED TO DO SO CJUDP-A SEAL . Choose the correct meaning of the underlined phrasal verb in the following sentence “His evidence beans out the testimony of the accused.” (A) Corroborates (8) Falsifies (C) Does not support (0) Contradicts 2. Choose the correct spelling. (A) Enciclopaedia (B) Encyclopaedia (C) Ancyclopedia (0) Incyklopedia . Which word is a personification in this sentence? "Death lays its icy hands on Kings and Paupers alike.” (A) Hands (B) Kings (C) Death ——(D) Paupers Choose the word closest in meaning to the underlined word in the sentence “I sat next to a distinguished writer.” (A) Different — (B) Eminent (C) Common (D) Unknown Choose the correct indirect form of the following sentence : He said to me, ‘Let us have some tea’. (A) He said me to have some tea (B) He proposed to me that we should have some tea. (C) He told me to have some tea. (D) He asked to have some tea. CJJDP A 6. Choose the tense form of the following sentence “The patient had died when the doctor arrived." (A) Past Tense (B) Present Perfect Tense (C) Past Perfect Tense (0) Past Perfect Continuous Tense 7. Orthopaedics is the branch of medicine concerned with (A) the study of human skin (B) the study of human nervous system (C) the study of human bones and muscles (0) the study of eyes and ears 8. The word most opposite in meaning to the word “amateur” is (A) professional (B) unskilled (©) clumsy (0) talented 9. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined word in the following sentence “Trespassers will be prosecuted.” (A) Harassed (8) Punished unjustly (C) Legal action will be taken against them () Oppressed 10. Choose the correct meaning of the underlined idiomatic phrase in the following sentence : “He was sent off on a wild goose hase to look for buried treasure.” (A) Foolish unprofitable venture (B) Profitable adventure (C) Bird hunting (0) Treasure hunting : PT.O A 41. According to 2011 Census which of the following is least populous State of India? (A) Mizoram (B)_ Sikkim (C) Arunachal Pradesh (0) Goa 12, Which one of the following is a Tiger Reserve’ of Jharkhand? (A) Betla (8) Hazaribagh (C) Palamu (D) Dalma 43. Which one of the following classical dance forms is mainly associated with Andhra Pradesh? (A) Bharatnatyam (8) Kathakali (C) Kuchipudi (0) Mohiniyattam 14, Under GST taxation framework, CGST means (A) Customs Goods and Service Tax (8) Central Goods and Service Tax (C) Combined Goods and Service Tax (D) None of the above 418. Which of the following is a National Monument of India? (A) Red Fort (8) India Gate (C) Rashtrapati Bhawan (0) Qutub Minar CJJDP 16. 17. 18. 20. Which one of the following Indian cities is known by the nickname of ‘Deccan Queen’? (A) Bengaluru (B) Pune (C) Hyderabad (D) Chennai Who among the following is the first woman Chief Minister in post- Independence period in India? (A) Nandini Satpathy (8) Shashikala Kadokar (C) Sucheta Kriplani (D) Syeda Anwara Taimur Who among the following is the first Chief Election Commissioner of post-Independence India? (A) K.V. K, Sundaram (8) Sukumar Sen (C) S.P.Sen Verma () Dr. Nagendra Singh Which of the following. is/are the official language(s) of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at the Hague? (A) English and Dutch (8) English and German (C) Only English (0) English and French ‘International celebrated on Yoga Day’ is (A) 5th June. (8) 8th March (C) 21st June (O) ‘st July 11. 2011 ft sero & sagan Preaferfian H a aaa Te # a eT eT wae? (A) faster (8) fater (C) sremeet ee (0) treat 12. frafefan 4 8 aa-a ares a “ara srrarea’ 87 (A) acer (©) water ©) wm, (0) =m 13. Frevferfign #8 ata anette yea wT Herd: By wee @ get ef 87 (A) STerTeT (8) wet (C) shag (0) ifthe 14. GST a ata & sievia, CGST aH area wane (A) Sirrgyes eq wd Gat ae (B) Sher aq ee Ber er (C) Fawr weg Ge Bar ae (D) seh Ha aig aa 15. Prafettad 4 8 eta ana a we Te FAs 87 (A) are fren (8) sate (©) apeia wea (0) Fave CJUDP A 16. Frafafisa 4 8 fea ance we et eT fat sem 3 a art 2? A) age ® x (C) Rerarg (D) aag 17, ga a ae eat a AEH ROT erin #2 (A) fech aeaeh (B) aitrmen arta (©) gaan Fret (D) Sar severe ARR 18. ei a ata cari una ea AT aia ange #7 CE (©) aga (C) Gio the & aah (D) Sto ars fae 19, fraffiad Ha tea sinha =ararera, ‘< er i TTT (official language) ae? (A) sieht sin ca (8) aikf sh eh (©) 3 sist (D) fish oth saree 20. ‘siete aim feae” ware sen & A Saat ©) bata (C) 21359 ©) 1 ae a 5 PTO A 2. 8 A deposits a box of gold coins with B as his agent. He then writes to C for the purpose of making the gold coins a security for a debt due from himself to C. A afterwards alleges that C's debt is satisfied and C alleges the contrary. Both claim the gold coins from B. B may institute an interpleader suit against Aa @c (©) None (D) Aandc A foreign judgement (A) can never be conclusive (B) can be conclusive as to any matter indirectly adjudicated upon between the same parties (C) can be conclusive as to any matter directly adjudicated upon between the same parties if it has not been pronounced by a court of competent jurisdiction (0) can be conclusive as to any matter directly adjudicated upon between the same parties if it has been pronounced by a court of competent jurisdiction CJJDP 23. A, 24, |, a bank officer, got compulsorily fetited in 2014. Since the bank authorities did not release the leave encashment in his favour, he filed writ petition WP 2001 (W) of 2017 in Ranchi High Court for the same and also for the interest on the unpaid amount. The writ petition was disposed of by a learned Single Judge in December 2018 directing the bank to release the privileged leave encashment benefits to the petitioner to the extent he was entitled to in accordance with law within a certain period. The prayer for interest was not specifically denied by the court. The bank filed an appeal against the order. The Division Bench of Ranchi High Court in February, 2019 declined to admit the appeal. The bank authorities released the leave encashment in favour of the petitioner. However, A files a writ petition again for a direction to the bank to disburse interest to A at the rate of 18% Per annum on leave encashment released by the bank. This petition is covered under which of the following? (A) Section Il, CPC (®) Section Il, Expl. 5, CPC (C) Section il, Expl. 4, CPC (0) Order 2, Rule 2, CPC On the reversal of decree, which section imposes an obligation on the party to the suit who received an unjust benefit of the erroneous decree to make restitution to the other party for what he has lost? (A) Section 141, CPC (B) Section 142, CPC (C) Section 143, CPC (0) Section 144, CPC 21. Awa Ge % er 8 BS va AS Rael ar ep alae amt ae @ | fe ae Ca fran @ f& at sat am fen sam ad aA & feet a saa & oT ara A ag # sta orm 8 f& Ca sa age Bhan 1 C sata ae 8 fT orige 8 | crt ait & first at Ba ot aT wal aa #1 Be a fare feos Peralta a OE HR TR? aA (8) c (C) ait at (0) AWC 22. wm fateh Fria (A) A sifem ae @ we (B) siftm & wan 2 sen waaR Ue BF ah 3a fava me si woe ey a Fria a aa (C) sifam et wean 8 se ver UH Bi hese fran sr aha ten Pig Bam @ oft fa ae are a ‘rota vai fear a (D) sifte a aam 8 sen Twa TH Bi, oa fara 1 aad ahd aie we ola a gm @ att firm wa rare 3 ‘Frofa fen et CJJDP A 23. A, ue ae after, 20148 atari = @ tata ten ah de afemte 3% va A sag a1 aed are 7é fen on, Se te se see A 2017 fez aftr: WP 2001(W) ze A fret sah sachs of as fer fats Ft | Re after a feeree 2018 # we Page wea anit a frrern orn, frei Sa a fee fen eT an fi ae anfierect at os Paftaa stay & sin arp & saan fia we a eae a, fernien we saat vedic ears a BOT | STAT aT wa fea rer a fade ea 8 oredr ae fear eT a | das 9 are & facie ordi eee A wet 2019 4 a are A fede ae 3 ante een we a gar a fear | a aftenteal § anfrareat & 9a # arcane awd we A eg A Pees Rea 3a are 9 an arm 2 fe ae at fréa fear ore fe a sree edt 18% sft at A a AH a a | oe afer fea Pam a seafaa ah 2 (A) Section Il, CPC (B) Section Il, Expl. 5, CPC (C) Section Il, Expl. 4, CPC () Order 2, Rule 2, CPC 24, fam % see OAM, SA am ta aa w afara alae @ free mera five eT ght ae se pan & atk 3B get Te wi praie St st sat Gi fear ai? (A) Section 141, CPC (B) Section 142, GPC (C) Section 143, CPC (D) Section 144, CPC . PT.O A 25. Interveners are (A) entitled to be impleaded (8) not entitled to be impleaded (C) awaste of time for the court (D) a burden for the plaintiff 26. Suit for recovery of money in promissory notes can be filed (A)_ under normal procedure (8) under summary procedure as laid down in Order 37, CPC (C) inthe High Court (0) as a.writ petition 27. Inherent powers of the Civil Court are exercised (A) to make such orders as may be necessary for the ends of justice (8) tomake such orders as may be necessary to prevent abuse of the process of the court (C) Both (A) & (B) (D) None of the above 28. In the case of public nuisance, a suit for declaration and injunction may be instituted by (A) two persons with the leave of the court (®) two persons having obtained oral consent of the Advocate General (C) two persons having obtained the written consent of the Advocate General and with the leave of the court (D) two persons to whom no special damage has been caused by persons of such public nuisance CJJDP 29. Section 20 of CPC does not apply to (A) arbitration proceedings (B) civil proceedings (©) Both (A) & (8) (D) Neither (A) nor (B) 30. ‘Pleading’ can be altered or amended (A) under Order VI, Rule 9, CPC (B) under Order VI, Rule 10, CPC (C) under Order VI, Rule 16, CPC (D) under Order VI, Rule 17, CPC 31. A defendant can pray to the court for rejection of a plaint (A) ifthe stamp writing is not clear (B) if it is bared by another enactment of the Parliament (C) ifthe plaint is made in a foreign language (D) None of the above 32, Where the local limits of jurisdiction of courts are uncertain, the place of institution of suit shall be decided according to (A) Section 17, CPC (8) Section 18, CPC (C) Section 19, CPC (0) Section 20, CPC 33. In the execution of a decree for the maintenance, salary of a person can be attached to the extent of (A) 4th * (8) 18rd (C) 213d (0) 1/2th 25. gerdine at eta 8 Ht (A) watts oF ween a (B) wate BFS caer a a (C) Farerera & ae ea a are wt (OD) Ta RE RA 26. aaa 8 oe A cae wae Get fT ST aT e (A) Brae wfbear & cea (B) arta feat % cea Fat F Order, 37, CPC # fuiita & (C) 3a Frere # (D) fe ahr & ae 27. dart ara & Piga afteat ar var fen aren & (A) aa & stza i 7a 2g re Te ae & fae (8) aa ste} geri a tee fee onde ta a aA (C) (A) a (B) ei (D) sate 4 8 aH ae 28, arate siga feats i, Pte Gi hoon & fore ae Ah eer Pre ae SI edt 8 7 (A) saa ft gf & aa 2 af (8) & eafirat ae merftar @ seas penta & ag (C) & safer aa nerftrm & feta went % ag wa se a ge aH (D) @ cata a fre ardatis aga a ae fate at ae wear eh CJJDP A 29. CPC #1 ur 20 ary ae Ett ® (A) were A arenes 7 (©) Garh arte oe © A& Brix (D) (A) & (B) 48 fret ee 30, ‘efigi’ 1 acer ar Seite fear oT waa ® (A) Order VI, Rule 9, CPC % aa (B) Order VI, Rule 10, CPC % aea (C) Order VI, Rule 16, CPC ® ea (D) Order VI, Rule 17, CPC % area 34. wm sivardl wa are Al specie & fare srarera 4 sear a eae @ (A) 3H aren fereng are =e & (B) smn ae dae & we oth ofthe au afia & (C) scare Fae rar ah (0) sew 4a ae ae 32. wef rere & Gantt) earfta fo afftad %, a2 A dere + I aa ‘fear sem (A) 91017, CPC % wet (B) "I 18, CPC % ae (C) ra 19, CPC % ae (D) oI 20, CPC & ae 33, varara % fee we fA & Frere 4, fief oafts & aaa @ fen ‘sea fe mH aa? (A) 14th (8) 1/3rd (C) 2/3rd (0) 12th | PT.O A 34. 35. 37. A foreign government (A) cannot be sued (8) can be sued without any restriction on the powers of civil courts (C) canbe sued with the restriction that the oral consent of the Central Government is communicated to the court (0) can be sued with the condition that the certificate of consent is issued by the secretary to the Central Government in writing Which of the following is not a sufficient cause for granting adjournment ? (A) Sickness of a party, his witness or his counsel (8) Non-examination of a witness present in the court (C) Reasonable time preparation of a case for (D) Non-service of summons The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 was last amended on (A) 1 August, 2018 (B) 6 August, 2018 (©) 11 August, 2018 (D) 16 August, 2018 The Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 contains (A) 451 Sections (8) 461 Sections (C) 481 Sections (0) 484 Sections CJJDP 10 38. The First Information Report can be quashed by the High Court on the ground of (A) parties having arrived at the settlement and no heinous offence was — committed according to the charge-sheet (8) parties having arrived at the settlement and heinous offence was committed according to the charge-sheet (C) parties having arrived at the settlement and serious financial fraud was committed according to the charge-sheet (0) without any ground 39. A Magistrate may dispense with personal attendance of accused under (A) Section 204, CrPC (8) Section 205, crPC (C) Section 206, CrRC (0) Section 207, crPC 40. If the evidence is available about @ person who appears to have committed an offence but his name is not mentioned in the charge- sheet as accused (A) his name can be added by the Judicial Magistrate / Sessions Court (B) his name cannot be added at this stage his name can be added by the High Court (c) (0) his name can be added by the Supreme Court 34. Um faeat TEER (A) aren ae ere ST Bee (8) dart sarreet A afer ve fear ‘ech aout yee STEN ST BRAT a (C) wa after & ae qaem a A waa % fe a wee 3 fee aenfe arerera = sera Peat A (D) 7 sire & ary geen a A Fam 2 aeR Hy BER & fea Fy fafa wenfa 1 aféftere ord fra a 36, fefetad 4 8 ea BPR a at BF & fare wale wr wai 8 7 (A) feet wa, sem Tare a see ater A tent (8). srqera # sefeera mare = tea (C) fet ama A Aart & fae sft Se (D) aa 1 h-Bar 36. sTaafie sitar fem, 1973 at sitar an a Saitftra fen ren ar? (A) 1 August, 2018 #1 (8) 6 August, 2018 #1 (C) 11 August, 2018 = (0) 16 August, 2018 # 37. smmafirs wie afer, 1973 ore art a (A) 454 ant (8) 461 arnt (C) 484 arad (D) 484 ard CJJDP " A 38, we agra fod wh er area ar A 38 fre one oe cata feat BT a? (A) ster agen, wert 3 wager ax fea a wa a we saree Fel feat TB (B) arta sen, wart 3 wager ae frat A ed ate see soa fear ren (C) aitv-va agen, wert 9 waphen ae fern a we ae ie farce creed) fase re eh (D) fan fare ‘arse’ & 39, um wfiege Pea ora & nen aig a afte sofa & Pres ce 82 (A) ura 204, CPC (8) 417 205, CPC (©) a 206, CPC (D) wrt 207, CrPC 40, af Reh BS salts wR ares see 8, ft oma sen ARH Tee aH arias sega 9 fpr at ta (A) saa 7H antes afrege (ae ae ‘arr Sgt a aaa e (8) sam 7m we a OE stg oT wea t (C) seen am Fer sree gr Sg aT wom & (D) sar am wate saree aT ster mae t PT.O A ‘41, Which of the following statements is correct 7 (A) A police officer has the power to. require attendance of witnesses under the age of 15 years before himself. (8) A police officer has the power to require attendance of a woman witness before himself. (C) A police officer has the power to require attendance of witnesses above the age of 65 years before himself. (0) A police officer does not have the power to require attendance of witnesses who are mentally challenged before himself. 42, When the inquiry or trial relates to an offence committed under Section 376, CrPC, the inquiry or trial shall be concluded within a period of (A) 4 weeks affer the filing of charge-sheet (B) 8 weeks after the filing charge-sheet (C) 2 months after the filing of charge-sheet (0) 4 months after the filing charge-sheet . Rule autrefois acquit or autrefois convict is contained in (A) Section 298, CrPC (8) Section 300, CrPC (C) Section 320, CrPC (D) Section 321, CrPC CJJDP 12 44, Every person is under an obligation to give information about the commission of the offence to the nearest Magistrate or police officer for (A) Offences in Sections 115-120 (®) Offences in Sections 121-126 (C) Offences in Sections 127-132 (D) Offences in Sections 132-140 Which section of the CrPC involves the reciprocal arrangements to be made by the Central Government with the foreign governments through a treaty with regard to the service of summonsiwarrants/ judicial process? (A) Section 100 (8) Section 103, (C) Section 1054 (D) Section 104A ‘A woman can claim maintenance from her husband (A) if she lives in adultery (8) if she refuses to live with her husband if she lives separately by mutual consent (0) ifshe is neglected AMagistrate can (A) ignore the cunclusion reached at by the investigating officer (10) and apply his mind independently not ignore the conclusions reached at by the IO and apply his mind independently ignore the —_ conclusions reached at by the IO and apply his mind independently only upon statements of witnesses recorded by the police in case diary and material collected during investigation not ignore the conclusious reached by the IO under any circumstances 45. 46. (c) 47. 8) () (0) 44, Prefered 4 8 aaa mea ae a? (A) we gfe sftrard ai or ana ie ais & aa a % val a suf wa fi af 21 (8) & gira sfrert at we after TH FH ae EG FG A ‘afte & (C) wm gfe sft #65 are & safes sq & nat St a8 aH see wa A afte 21 (0) ww gfe sft at smd rat anfirs Fy 8 feacin oft = eR we A afte ae) 42. 3@ ata a adam um 376, CrPC % ea fre me seater afsen 8 dala at ata ar after Per arate sien aa fa sree? (A) a-afe igs OS 4 wet ae (B) ard-sfe wig BF & 8 ea aT (C) srd-afte wre OF & 2 we aT, (D) ani-efte wget OF % 4 nett are 43. fem ‘aiéeisa wire se stieeisa wafae’ Hi fifka 2 (A) "11 298, CrPC (8) "10 300, CrPC (C) "mm 320, crPC (0) aa 321, crec CJJDP A 44, oes Sai a are @ fe ae Fraifet mrad afta BA ae ehh ae Pea fede an fore saftrart a 2 (A) Sections 115-120 4 ef svat Satta ew (8) Sections 121-126 # a sree afta a4 (C) Sections 127-132 # aera uted aa (0) Sections 132-140 # a simi Sua ew 45. CrPC #1 @a-ah ur fateh eee & oy oy een ao aie mem a eens eran gry ana arte =a ira ord wea A cre aac 8? (A) 8m 100 (B) em 103 (C) "ma 105A (0) am 1044 46. wa after om oft @ oh vaca aT Gal at Hee @ (A) en ae caftran a cet (8B) orm Fe oA oS a wa wan wef & (C) am ae seh Hema @ sem cect 2 (D) aH ae Tifa & 47. wm Afige (A) sia srftrenf (10) arr fra 7a Frat a) srt ax waa & at a fem # saa Bo 8 wee 10 ara Frere me freee at seat wai a wae @ sit a fear at waa 64 8 mL TA a ATE 10 am fara 70 fend at seer att 8 eam a saa ea A AML ar wee & aa gfe & Re ‘ered sal ge) sata Gi ate & den whe aaa a Fearn a 10 am fret 7 fread at ant rman wet ae Tae 8 ae Aah ‘pefeaRe at a et (8) c) (0) PT.O A 48. A statement made by any person to a police officer in the course of an investigation (A) cannot be used for any purpose (B) can be used in favour of that person (C) can be used against that ) person cannot be used for any purpose except for the purpose of contradicting a witness When the court of session passes a sentence of death, then (A) the proceedings are submitted to the High Court and death sentence is executed the proceedings are submitted to the High Court and death sentence is executed only after the confirmation by the High 49. @®) Court (C) the proceedings are not needed to be submitted to the High Court (D) itexceeds its powers 50. Anticipatory bail is granted by the High Court or Court of Session (A) in anticipation of arrest in non- bailable cases in anticipation of arrest in bailable cases by passing the regular court which had to try the offender in ordinary circumstances () () (0) 81. The maxim quando lex aliquid alicul concedit, concedere vedetur id sine quores ipsa esse non potest is enshrined in (A) Section 480, CrPC (8) Section 481, CrPC {C) Section 482, CrPC (0) Section 483, CrPC CJJDP 4 52. Opinion of handwriting expert under the law of evidence in India is (A) not relevant (B) relevantandis sole determinant of genuineness of document (C) relevant but not sole deter- minant of genuineness of document (D) not clear Under Section 90 of indian Evidence Act regarding presumption as to old documents 30 years old, the relevant date of computation of that document in court is 53, (A) date of production of document in court (B) date of initiation of proceedings in which document is produced (C) date of oral evidence by a witness (D) date of start of hearing Tape-recorded conversation is admissible in evidence if (A) conversation is very important (8) conversation can save culprit the (C) conversation is relevant to the matters in issue but the voice is unidentified (O) conversation is relevant to the matters in issue and the voice is identified 48. om aft ftrant at fat afte ara ate & thr Re war ah (A) fea of sta & faq seam et ‘fen on Bate (©) w af & ve a tee fen wat (C) 3 af & freg sere fen aT waa e (0) Tare # GA (contradict) A & ‘sera & fer Pee sik seem & fog eee TE FT ST TT ee 49, a wa =ararera Hh At BH BT Bat (A) sedan A se are Hg woh vet 8, ere aE a ‘areata fea ar & (8) rian aA vet aera H weg aah ugh 8 ea 3 area A Ge are eh ata a So we (©) wae & sa area 8 GT wa ge ae ef (O) 3e see art seat & are aie 2 50, 3 Te ae wa TT aT wenfira sera ft att & A) sere amet a fiend wearm 4 (8) Sere are a freee A sere (C) fra area sree a start SUT TS AT FS (D) Brae ahefeafeit F 61, fr afts “Bie aaa wis Uhh alate, strdfter fedg xe ered atte Wm wR Tee’ afta & (A) "11 480, CrPC (B) 971 481, CrPC. (C) at 482, CrPC (D) arr 483, CrPC CJJDP 15 A 52. HRA A ares arp a cea weer Peet aw (A) sreiftes aa & (B) srePres a val aera A areata 1 ears fauies 8 (C) sefte a 2, wm cr A arama a1 waa Rates wet 8 (D) ee age 83. urda wea afaftan A ur 90, at 30 we eR am So aeh a ‘presumptions’ #1 ax @, 34 cereal @ were Horn A rif atte & (A) saree 4 cards & ash A arta (8) wrdaret A Yeo A tt Frei aera @h tt Pat aren 8 (C) wm ware are sites ares Sarthe (0) wad A geo A Tite 64, aie # 2u-feets arava elhard 8 ser (A) sree aga merayet & (8) wresta 8 serach = erat oT aa t (C) rote eh set fore sree 45 orem owe el EE (D) rere yet H wre & fore reir & Wi omer A ayer whe PT.O A 55. The evidence relating to conspiracy is (A) common motive of the conspirators and any act done in pursuance of i (8) common intention of the conspirators and anything in writing in pursuance of it (©) common intention of the conspirators and anything said, done, written by any of them in furtherance of that intention (0) common motive of the conspirators and the statement of a witness 56. Test Identification Parade is (A) substantive evidence (B) corroborative evidence (C) no evidence (0) hearsay evidence 87. The presumption under Section 414A, Indian Evidence Act, is a/an (A) rebuttable presumption (8) presumption of fact (C) mixed presumption of law and fact (D) irrebuttable presumption of law 58. Which Sections of the Indian Evidence Act deal with the proof of customary practices? (A) Sections 34, 46 and 47 (8) Sections 33, 45 and 48 (C) Sections 35, 47 and 49 (0) Sections 35, 48 and 49 CJJDP 16 59. The Court shall not take judicial Notice of (A) geographical divisions of the world (8) public festivals notified in the official gazette (C) national flag of foreign country recognized by the Government of India (0) an officer's signature whose appointment is not notified in an official gazette 60. The contents of a document may be proved (A) by primary evidence only (8) by secondary evidence only (C) neither by primary nor by secondary evidence (0) either by primary or secondary evidence by 61. A agrees, in writing, to sell a horse to B for “% 1000 or ¥ 1500". (A) Evidence cannot be given to show which price was to be paid for sale (B) Evidence can be given to show which price was to be paid for sale (C) Evidence cannot be given to show the average of the sale prices (0) Evidence can be given to show the average of the sale prices 55, veda/ariia & dates wage (A) seaaarfedl ar ware sta att em gen Hvar rar @ig a wre (B) eaters it er aera garg i Se agra Ho fers a A (C) afirecist = aa gq Gi wa art wart & fore TH @ fret 3 GS ft wer, frat an fora gs (O) arfroraatsit ar were stem we ATE ae 66, dee angseiaen cts 8 (A) ata wag, (8) attaities wag (C) #8 aay ae 0) FRA 87. arr 114A, sea ares safe % Tet oar (A) sitae aa segara & (8) warm age (C) arg wa & fifa ae (D) ea sata ater Fat at orga & 58. ment Mea & wa & defies rea area afefian & aaah ond &7 (A) 4134, 46 wi 47 (B) "a 33, 45. 48 (C) "10 35, 47 G49 (D) "1 35, 48 G49 CJJDP 47 A 59, =ararer =a sea agi am (A) eran & seers Para ar (B) Brad waa F sftafea arta attend = (Co) vaca eee er TARA TH Fa Ge te oe os a (0) we arate eh as ue nfs aH oafugfee weit 60. fiat certs # afin feast sae (A) Fae sree met ant fen aT vam t (8) ae fades eer go fen oT want (C) wre rere ftir ree eT fea on ea & (0) a at refs or fetes ares a frm aa t 61. A, fafa ea #, B wt ‘= 1000 7 & 1500" 4 ater tat & fore wera Bh (A) ae Ron & fae mer ae tT am & fe POA & fe fea Ss 2a pra fe oT (8) 7e Rar & fre wee fea aa 2 fe fam % foe fea Aa a gram feet aT aT (C) fash Aa aw sfea feat & feu res ae fear on wae & (0) Fah yea ar othe fear & fre ‘wea Rear a eee PT.O A 62. 63. 64, Apublic officer (A) cannotbe compelledto disclose communications made to him in official confidence if he does not consider that the public interests would suffer by the disclosure (8) cannotbe compelledtodisclose ‘communications made to him officially if he considers that the public interests would suffer by the disclosure can be compelled to disclose communications made to him officially if he does not consider that the public interests would suffer by the disclosure (D) can be compelled to disclose communications made to him officially if he considers that the public interests would suffer by the disclosure An accomplice (A) is not a competent witness against an accused person (B) is a competent witness against accused person must be corroborated in that case () (0) must be prosecuted Examination-in-chief means (A) examination of a witness by adverse party (8) examination of a witness by Chief Judicial Magistrate (C) examination of a witness by Chief Superintendant of Police (0) examination of a witness by the party who calls him CJJDP 18 65. A Judge in India (A) is not empowered to put questions on his own to the witnesses or to the parties (B) is empowered to put questions on his own to the witnesses or to the parties according to his sweet will (C) is empowered to put questions on his own to the witnesses or to the parties in order to discover or to obtain proper proof of relevant facts (D) is not empowered to put questions on his own to the witnesses or to the parties as India follows common law doctrines 66. The difference between Section 34 and Section 149 of Indian Penal Code is (A) that in Section 34, there must be at least five persons, Whereas Section149 requires only two persons (B) that Section 149 is only a ‘tule of evidence’, whereas Section 34 creates a specific offence and provides for its punishment (C) that Section 34 requires active Participation in action, whereas Section 149 requires mere passive membership of the unlawful assembly (0) that Section 34 need not be joined with the principal offence, whereas Section 149 must be combined with the principal offence 62. ww arate sitter (A) #1 sas ao fee me daK aT oes 9 & gern a8 & fee are ai Fava st amar & af ae aE ae ar 2 fH eee erate feat ar gare BT (B) #9 safer: ate we sed Pe me an a gare FO & fre IR rai ean on wera 8 oe ae ATA 2 aa urban fei 1 gare em (C) see ee sateen ah 7 fare, aa ae a ere a & fe aE ‘Fare Sr wore 8 ae ae we A AAT $e gad arises fet 1 gore am (D) A 3e% are saftrartes ate FRE rae eer Gera ea & fre TE fom at Bear 8 afk ae ae Be 2 wate 8 arsita feat a gran Gen 63. wm wE-sTTT (A) feeh smith safe & fires wert rare ei & (B) sth eats & face ew ae Tare t (C) #7 gitern sa ame & send & (D) % yRen sera sre sTee, 64, ‘gaonftrra—a—sie’ ar ers a (A) sftager was grat rare <6 wlan (©) yw ates afRZ TO Tea A ten (©) ye gre oehes am ere oer (D) 3a wa ara rare oh aden ot za writ CJJDP A 65. area H ew arent a (A) save ar vara ane sett eer GE fade 8 care Tat wr after aie (8) awh wa & ogeK wa a aT agar @ wa IB Tea H ita & (C) refit ceat & shea war at Gy am ee % ste 8 vari a ‘varart & aaa set ger wa fades A rare Tea or afte (0) seh wa 8 rai @ sea Te 2 aaa yea a fra ae ware ate a Brera ah ara t 66. rea

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