judiciary and law MCQs – Page 101

Practise multiple-choice questions from judiciary and law for competitive examinations and subject revision. Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.

judiciary and law Mcqs
2003. Leading question may be asked__________________?
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A. At any stage of evidence

B. None of these

C. During examination in chief

D. After examination in chief and during cross examination
2009. An accused person can be detained in custody of police upon order of______________?
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A. Station House Officer

B. None of above

C. The Magistrate

D. None of above

2011. Under Order 22, the Parole Officer should examine the history ticket before taking the delivery of the prisoners from the jail and the cases of the following should be reported to Assistant Director for orders before taking the delivery_________________?
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A. Those who have been awarded jail punishment after the submission of rolls for parole release

B. Those who have more than two convictions to their credit and appears to be hardened criminals

C. Both A and B

D. None of above

2012. As per section 337, sub-section (1A), Cr.P.C every Magistrate who tender, a pardon?
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A. Shall record the reason of doing so

B. Needs no reason to be recorded for doing so

C. Will deal the further proceeding upon his mode

D. None of above

2018. Provision of section 241-A of Cr.P.C are __________________?
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A. Dealt according nature of care

B. Discretionary in nature

C. Mandatory in nature

D. None of above

2019. Time limitation under C.P.C to set aside a sale in execution of a decree including any such application by a judgment debtor is___________________?
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A. Fifteen days, from the date of the sale

B. Twenty days, from the date of sale

C. Thirty days, from the date of sale

D. None of above

2020. Evidence recorded without oath is ________________ in Judicial Proceedings?
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A. Admissible

B. None of these

C. Not admissible

D. Depends upon circumstances