Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 13 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 13 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

To prosecute a Judge or covered public servant for an offence committed while acting in official duty, what is required?

A) A police FIR

B) Consent of the Supreme Court

C) A petition from 100 citizens

D) Previous sanction of the Government

2 / 50

Under Section 192(2), who may empower a Magistrate of the first class to transfer a case to another specified Magistrate?

A) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

B) The Sessions Judge

C) The High Court Division

D) The Government

3 / 50

Additional and Joint Sessions Judges try cases directed to them by:

A) The Government (by general/special order) or the Sessions Judge

B) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

C) The police

D) The victim

4 / 50

Do the provisions of Section 195 apply to criminal conspiracies to commit those offences?

A) No

B) Only in Civil Courts

C) Yes

D) Only if the Government agrees

5 / 50

Where is the offence of 'having belonged to a gang of dacoits' triable?

A) Only in the capital

B) Where the gang originated

C) Where the person charged is

D) Where the most recent dacoity occurred

6 / 50

An authorization under Section 199B must be countersigned by:

A) A Notary Public

B) The Police

C) The husband's Commanding Officer

D) A Magistrate

7 / 50

Under Section 195(3), a Court is deemed to be subordinate to the Court to which:

A) It transfers cases

B) Appeals ordinarily lie

C) It sends tax money

D) Administrative reports are sent

8 / 50

Under Section 190(4), who can empower an Executive Magistrate to take cognizance of offences?

A) The Government (by an order specifying reasons and period)

B) The Supreme Court

C) The High Court

D) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

9 / 50

Who may empower any Magistrate of the second or third class to take cognizance under clauses (a) or (b) of Section 190(1)?

A) The Police Commissioner

B) Only the President

C) The Government, and subject to High Court Division orders, the Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) The Sessions Judge

10 / 50

Under Section 196A(2), if a criminal conspiracy's object is a non-cognizable offence, whose written consent is needed?

A) The Government or an empowered District Magistrate

B) A Police Inspector

C) The High Court

D) The Sessions Judge

11 / 50

Under Section 195(5), who can order the withdrawal of a complaint made by a public servant?

A) The High Court

B) Any authority to which such public servant is subordinate

C) The accused

D) The Magistrate

12 / 50

If appeals lie to a Civil and also to a Revenue Court, subordination under Section 195 is decided by:

A) The Civil Court always

B) The nature of the case or proceeding

C) The Revenue Court always

D) The High Court

13 / 50

Under Section 192, who may transfer a case for inquiry or trial to any subordinate Magistrate?

A) A Sub-Inspector of Police

B) A third class Magistrate

C) The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate or Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) An Executive Magistrate

14 / 50

The authorization of a husband serving in the armed forces to another person (Sec 199B) must be:

A) In writing

B) Approved by the President

C) Published in the army gazette

D) Verbal

15 / 50

Under Section 198, prosecution for breach of contract, defamation, and offences against marriage generally requires a complaint from:

A) Some person aggrieved by such offence

B) The police

C) Any witness

D) The State

16 / 50

Under Section 199, no Court shall take cognizance of adultery or enticing a married woman except upon a complaint made by:

A) The woman herself

B) The woman's father

C) The police

D) The husband of the woman (or person having care on his behalf)

17 / 50

For the purposes of Section 195, the term "Court" includes Civil, Revenue, or Criminal Courts, but does NOT include:

A) A Family Court

B) A Registrar or Sub-Registrar under the Registration Act, 1908

C) A Magistrate's Court

D) A High Court

18 / 50

Under Section 196A(1), if a criminal conspiracy's object is to commit an illegal act (not an offence), whose complaint is required?

A) Any citizen

B) The Police

C) The victim

D) The Government or an empowered officer

19 / 50

Can someone else complain on behalf of a husband serving in the armed forces under Section 199?

A) Yes, an authorized person with the leave of the Court

B) Yes, his commanding officer

C) No, he must return

D) Yes, any fellow soldier

20 / 50

An offence of wrongful concealment of a kidnapped person (Section 180) can be tried where the concealment took place or where:

A) The kidnapper was born

B) The kidnapping took place

C) The victim was found dead

D) The ransom was paid

21 / 50

Under Section 195(1)(c), regarding offences relating to documents given in evidence (like forgery), whose complaint is required?

A) The police

B) The Court where the document was produced or its superior Court

C) The forensic expert

D) The person whose signature was forged

22 / 50

What certificate must accompany the authorization under Section 199B?

A) A marriage certificate

B) A medical certificate

C) A certificate that leave of absence cannot be granted to the husband

D) A certificate of good conduct

23 / 50

The phrase "where the person charged is" in Section 181(1) means:

A) Where their family lives

B) Where they want to be tried

C) Where they were born

D) Where they currently are / are found

24 / 50

When must the accused be informed of his right to transfer under Section 191?

A) After the verdict

B) During cross-examination

C) Before any evidence is taken

D) At the time of arrest

25 / 50

Section 197 deals with the prosecution of:

A) Judges and public servants

B) Police informants

C) Minors

D) Foreign nationals

26 / 50

Under Section 191, if a Magistrate takes cognizance based on his own knowledge/suspicion, what must the accused be informed of?

A) That he is guilty

B) That he is entitled to have the case tried by another Court

C) That he cannot hire a lawyer

D) That bail is impossible

27 / 50

Under Section 190(1)(c), cognizance can be taken upon:

A) His own knowledge or suspicion

B) Both B and C

C) Information received from any person other than a police-officer

D) Information received from a police officer

28 / 50

How does a case reach the Court of Session for trial?

A) The victim complains directly to the Session Judge

B) The High Court sends it

C) The police submit the FIR directly to the Session Court

D) The accused must be sent to it by a Magistrate duly empowered

29 / 50

Section 195 deals with the prosecution for contempt of:

A) The High Court

B) Private property

C) Lawful authority of public servants

D) Media

30 / 50

The general rule for the place of inquiry or trial (Section 177) is based on:

A) The residence of the accused

B) The residence of the victim

C) The location of the nearest police station

D) The location where the offence was committed

31 / 50

Under Section 198, if the aggrieved person is under the age of eighteen or a lunatic, who can complain?

A) Some other person with the leave of the Court

B) The hospital

C) The police

D) The local Chairman

32 / 50

Under Section 195(1)(a), offences punishable under Sections 172 to 188 of the Penal Code cannot be taken cognizance of EXCEPT on the complaint of:

A) The public servant concerned or his superior

B) A Magistrate

C) The victim

D) A police officer

33 / 50

Under Section 195(1)(b), for offences against public justice (like false evidence) committed in relation to any proceeding in a Court, whose complaint is required?

A) The public servant

B) The police

C) The Court or some other Court to which it is subordinate

D) The aggrieved party

34 / 50

Who determines the manner in which the prosecution of a Judge or public servant is to be conducted?

A) The Government

B) The local Bar Association

C) The Chief Justice

D) The investigating police officer

35 / 50

According to Section 193, can a Court of Session take cognizance of an offence as a Court of original jurisdiction?

A) Only if the accused requests it

B) No, except as otherwise expressly provided by this Code or any law

C) Yes, in all cases

D) Only in murder cases

36 / 50

Under Section 198, if the aggrieved person is a woman who according to custom ought not to appear in public, who may make the complaint?

A) Some other person with the leave of the Court

B) Nobody

C) Only her husband

D) A female police officer

37 / 50

Section 196 covers prosecution for offences against the:

A) Economy

B) Property

C) Family

D) State

38 / 50

A public servant covered under Section 197 is one who is not removable from his office save by or with the sanction of:

A) The Police Commissioner

B) The District Magistrate

C) The High Court

D) The Government

39 / 50

If the accused objects to being tried by the Magistrate under Section 191, where is the case sent?

A) To the police

B) To the Court of Session or transferred to another Magistrate

C) To a Civil Court

D) To the High Court Division

40 / 50

Who may empower any Magistrate of the second class to take cognizance upon his own knowledge/suspicion (Clause c)?

A) The District Magistrate

B) High Court Division

C) The Government

D) Chief Judicial Magistrate

41 / 50

Offences under Chapter VI (Offences against the State) of the Penal Code cannot be taken cognizance of without a complaint authorized by:

A) The Government, or some officer empowered by it

B) The District Magistrate

C) A Magistrate

D) The Army Chief

42 / 50

Which of the following sections is EXCEPTED from the strict requirement of Section 196?

A) Section 127 (Receiving property taken by war or depredation)

B) Section 124A (Sedition)

C) Section 295A (Outraging religious feelings)

D) Section 153A (Promoting enmity)

43 / 50

Any document purporting to be an authorization under Section 199B shall be presumed to be:

A) Fake

B) Inadmissible in court

C) Genuine (unless contrary is proved)

D) Invalid after 30 days

44 / 50

The exception provided in Section 178 allows the Government to:

A) Abolish courts

B) Change the Penal Code

C) Forgive the offender

D) Direct cases to be tried in any sessions division

45 / 50

Under Section 199A, if someone applies for leave to complain on behalf of a minor/lunatic, and a legal guardian already exists, the Court must:

A) Arrest the guardian

B) Ignore the guardian

C) Fine the applicant

D) Give notice to the guardian and a reasonable opportunity to object

46 / 50

Under the illustrations of Section 179, if grievous hurt causes the victim to be unable to follow ordinary pursuits in multiple districts (X, Y, Z), the offence is triable in:

A) Only Y

B) X, Y, or Z

C) Only Z

D) Only X

47 / 50

For the offence of kidnapping, trial is possible in the jurisdiction where the person was:

A) Concealed or detained

B) All of the above

C) Kidnapped

D) Conveyed

48 / 50

Under Section 196B, what may a District Magistrate order for offences under Sections 196 or 196A?

A) Transfer to a civil court

B) Immediate execution

C) A preliminary investigation by a police-officer

D) Dismissal of the case

49 / 50

The police-officer conducting a preliminary investigation under Section 196B must not be below the rank of:

A) Inspector

B) Sub-Inspector

C) Superintendent

D) Constable

50 / 50

If an Executive Magistrate takes cognizance under Section 190(4), what must they do next?

A) Send it for trial to the court of competent jurisdiction

B) Try the case themselves

C) Arrest the accused immediately

D) Dismiss the case

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