The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

Q 1.  Whether an issue heard and finally decided by a competent court of limited jurisdiction shall

operate as res judicata in a subsequent suit, that the aforesaid court was not competent to try :-

[A] No

[B] Yes

[C] Answer shall depend upon the nature of the issue

[D] None of the above

Ans:- [B] Yes

Q .2 An immovable property held by 'Y' is situated at Bhopal and the wrongdoer personally works for gain at Indore A suit to obtain compensation for wrong to the property may be instituted:-

[A] At Bhopal

[B] At Indore

[C] Either at Bhopal or at Indore

[D] None of these

Ans:- [C] Either at Bhopal or at Indore

Q 3. Where the liability in relation to sum adjudged has not arisen out of a commercial transaction, the maximum yearly rate of interest awardable under section 34(1) of the C.P.C. from the date of decree for payment of money to date of payment is :-

[A] 12%

[B] 18%

[C] 10%

[D]  6%

Ans:- [D]  6% 

Q 4. Where the decree is for the partition of an undivided estate assessed to the payment of revenue to the government the partition of the estate in accordance with the law for the time being in force, shall be made by :-

[A] The Naib Tahsildar

[ B] The Nazir

[ C] The collector

[D]  The commissioner appointed by the court

Ans;- [ C] The collector

Q 5.  In execution of a decree other than a decree for maintenance passed against A what shall be the attachable portion, if his salary is Rs. 700 per month:-

[A] Rs. 300

[B] Rs. 100

[C] Rs. 600

[D] Rs. 350

Ans:- [B] Rs. 100

Q 6.  In a suit, which relates to a railway, the authority to be named as plaintiff  or defendant shall be:-

[A] The General manager of the railway

[B]  A secretary to the central government

[C] The collector of the District

[D] The Union of India

Ans;- [A] The General manager of the railway

Q 7.  In the case of a Public nuisance a suit for declaration and injunction may be instituted by :-

[A] Two persons with the leave of the court.

[B]  Two persons having obtained oral consent of the Advocate General

[C]  Two persons having obtained the written consent of the Advocate general

[D]  Two persons to whom no special damage has been caused by person of such public nuisance

Ans :- [A] Two persons with the leave of the court.

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Provisions for Arrest

1. According to which section a person can arrest on refusal to give name and evidence?
[A] Section 39
[B] Section 40
[C] Section 41
[D] Section 42

Ans: [D] Section 42
2. Under which section arrested person be searched ?
[A] Section 45
[B] Section 51
[C] Section 53
[D] Section 52

Ans: [B] Section 51

3. Under which section person arrested to be informed of ground of arrest and of right to bail ?
[A] Section 50
[B] Section 52
[C] Section 53
[D] Section 54

Ans: [A] Section 50

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Arrest of Persons

1. A private person may arrest any person who---
[A] Is reported to be a criminal
[B] In his presence commits a bailable offence
[C] In his presence commits a non-cognizable offence
[D] In his presence commits a cognizable and non-bailable offence

Ans: [D] In his presence commits a cognizable and non-bailable offence

2. A person arrested by a police officer may be kept in custody for---
[A] Two days
[B] Five days
[C] Twenty four hours
[D] Seven days

Ans: [C] Twenty four hours

3. Who can arrest without warrant ?
[A] By Police
[B] By Public
[C] By Magistrate
[D] All the above

Ans: [D] All the above

4. Under which section a private person can arrest ?
[A] Section 41
[B] Section 42
[C] Section 43
[D] Section 44

Ans:[C] Section 43

5. Under which section a Magistrate can arrest
[A] Section 41
[B] Section 42
[C] Section 43
[D] Section 44

Ans: [D] Section 44

6.Under which section Police officer can arrest without warrant ?
[A] Section 41
[B] Section 42
[C] Section 43
[D] Section 44

Ans: [A] Section 41

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The Code Of Criminal Procedure, 1973

1. When Criminal Procedure code, 1973 came into force?
[A] On January 1, 1974
[B] On March 1, 1974
[C] On June 1, 1973
[D] On April 1, 1974

Ans: [D] On April 1, 1974

2. Purpose of investigation is?
[A] To punish accused
[B] To arrest accused
[C] To start inquiry
[D] To collect evidence against accused

Ans: [D] To collect evidence against accused

3. In a cognizable offence a police officer---
[A] Cannot arrest an accused without warrant
[B] May arrest an accused without warrant
[C] Can keep accused in police custody with out a remand order
[D] Is not required to produce accused before Magistrate

Ans: [B] May arrest an accused without warrant

4. The Central Government or the State Government may appoint for case or a class of cases a person who has been practicing as an advocate for not less then----
[A] Six
[B] Eight
[C] Seven
[D]Ten
years as a specia Public Prosecutor.

Ans: [D]Ten

5.A person shall be eligible to be appointed as additionl public prosecutor only if he has been in practice as an advocate for not less than---
[A] Six
[B] Seven
[D] Eight
[E] Five

Ans: [B] Seven

6.No person shall be appointed as a public prosecutor for a district unless his name appears in panel of names prepared by---
[A] Session Judge
[B] High Court
[C] District Magistrate
[D] Superintendent of Police

Ans: [C] District Magistrate

7.Which one of the following proceeding is known as judicial proceeding----
[A] Investigation
[B] Inquiry and Investigation
[C] Inquiry and Trial
[D] Trial and investigation

Ans: [C]Inquiry and Trial

8. Which section defines SpecialJudicial Magistrate:---
[A] Section 12
[B] Section 13
[C] Section 15
[D] Section 18

Ans: [B] Section 13

9. Who appoints an Executive Magistrate----
[A] Chief Minister
[B] State Public Service Commission
[C] State Government
[D] High Court

Ans; [C] Sate Government

10. Who may establish directorate of prosecution----
[A] State Government
[B] Central Government
[C] Chief Minister
[D] None of These

Ans:[A] State Government

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