Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 30 (English)

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Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

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CrPC Model Test 30 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Section 497(3) requires that when releasing a person on bail in a non-bailable case, the Court MUST:

A) Confiscate his passport

B) Record reasons in writing

C) Take a cash deposit

D) Notify the media

2 / 50

According to Section 500, as soon as the bond is executed, the person:

A) Must pay a processing fee

B) Must stay in the police station for 24 hours

C) Shall be released

D) Shall be interrogated again

3 / 50

If there are sufficient grounds for further inquiry, but NO reasonable grounds to believe the accused committed a non-bailable offence:

A) Shall be transferred to another district

B) Shall be released on bail

C) Shall be convicted

D) Shall be kept in police remand

4 / 50

If a witness resides in a country with reciprocal arrangements, the commission is issued to:

A) Such Court or Judge as specified by Government

B) Interpol

C) The Bangladesh Embassy

D) The UN

5 / 50

If an offence is committed by an UNKNOWN person, who directs an inquiry (Section 512(2))?

A) The High Court Division

B) The President

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Police Commissioner

6 / 50

When a commission is issued, how can the parties examine the witness (Section 505)?

A) They cannot examine the witness

B) Only through the police

C) Only via a video call

D) By written interrogatories or personal cross-examination

7 / 50

Section 498 explicitly states that the amount of every bail bond shall NOT be:

A) Less than 5000 Taka

B) Paid in cash

C) Excessive

D) Decided by a Magistrate

8 / 50

After a commission is executed, can the deposition be used in a SUBSEQUENT stage before ANOTHER Court?

A) Only in civil courts

B) Only if re-summoned

C) Yes, if it satisfies Section 33 of Evidence Act

D) No, only for the issuing court

9 / 50

Cognizance of rape by a man with his wife (Sec 561) can ONLY be taken by:

A) Any Magistrate

B) Any 1st class Magistrate

C) A female Judge

D) CMM or CJM

10 / 50

Under Section 509A, a post-mortem report can be used without the medical officer if his attendance involves:

A) High court permission

B) Unreasonable delay, expense, or inconvenience

C) A police escort

D) A subpoena

11 / 50

Who determines what shall be deemed to be the language of each Court (Section 558)?

A) The local population

B) The High Court

C) The Government

D) The Chief Justice

12 / 50

Under Section 565, for serious repeat offenders, the Court may order residence notification for:

A) Up to five years after release

B) One year

C) Ten years

D) Forever

13 / 50

Under Section 510A, the evidence of a person whose evidence is of a "formal character" may be:

A) An unsigned letter

B) Telephone

C) A family member

D) Affidavit

14 / 50

Under Section 514, when a bond is forfeited, the Court calls upon the person to:

A) Go to jail

B) Pay the penalty or show cause

C) Leave the district

D) Provide a new surety

15 / 50

The inherent power of the High Court Division (Section 561A) is used to:

A) Prevent abuse of the process of any Court

B) Give effect to any order under the Code

C) Secure the ends of justice

D) All of the above

16 / 50

A Court of Session wants to examine a witness in another district via commission. It issues the commission to:

A) District Magistrate, CMM, or CJM of that area

B) Local UP Chairman

C) The local Police Inspector

D) A private detective

17 / 50

Under Section 497(1), a person SHALL NOT be released if guilty of an offence punishable with:

A) Rigorous imprisonment for 10 years

B) Imprisonment for 7 years

C) Fine exceeding 50,000 Taka

D) Death or transportation for life

18 / 50

Under Section 497(4), if a trial is concluded but judgment is not yet delivered, and the Court believes the accused is not guilty, it shall release him on:

A) Parole

B) The execution by him of a bond without sureties

C) Bail with 5 sureties

D) A heavy fine

19 / 50

If a residence notification order is made under Sec 565 but conviction set aside on appeal:

A) Transferred to civil court

B) Remains valid for 1 year

C) It becomes void

D) Must be served anyway

20 / 50

When the accused appears after a surety applies for discharge (Sec 502), the Magistrate calls upon the accused to:

A) Leave the district

B) Find other sufficient sureties

C) Confess

D) Pay a fine

21 / 50

Can the Court summon the Civil Surgeon whose deposition was given in evidence under Section 509?

A) Yes, as to the subject-matter of deposition

B) Only if High Court orders

C) No

D) Only if the surgeon was bribed

22 / 50

Can a Subordinate Magistrate (other than CJM/CMM) directly issue a commission?

A) Yes

B) Only in theft cases

C) Only if the accused agrees

D) No, must apply to CJM or CMM

23 / 50

During the execution of a commission, the inquiry or trial may be (Section 508):

A) Adjourned for a specified time

B) Dismissed

C) Transferred to the High Court

D) Held in secret

24 / 50

Under Section 496, if a person accused of a bailable offence is prepared to give bail, the Court:

A) May release him on bail

B) Can deny bail if he is a foreigner

C) Must ask the police first

D) Shall release him on bail

25 / 50

If evidence is given by affidavit (Sec 510A), can the Court summon the person?

A) No

B) Only the prosecution can apply

C) Yes, if it thinks fit and SHALL on application

D) Only the High Court can summon

26 / 50

A surety wants to be discharged. Under Section 502, he applies to a Magistrate, who then:

A) Issues a warrant of arrest for the accused

B) Refuses the application

C) Discharges him instantly

D) Fines the surety

27 / 50

Under Section 498(2), what kind of conditions may a Court impose while releasing an accused on bail?

A) Exile from the country

B) Unreasonable conditions

C) Reasonable and fair conditions for good behaviour

D) Financial penalties

28 / 50

If the penalty for a forfeited bond is not paid, the Court recovers it by sale of:

A) Only his bank account

B) Movable property belonging to such person

C) The property of his relatives

D) Immovable property only

29 / 50

"Anticipatory Bail" power flows from which section?

A) Section 496

B) Section 498

C) Section 497

D) Section 561A

30 / 50

Chemical Examiner or handwriting expert reports may be used as evidence (Section 510):

A) Without calling him as a witness

B) Only if he appears in court

C) Only if notarized

D) Only in murder cases

31 / 50

If an accused absconds and arrest is unlikely, Section 512 allows the Court to:

A) Record the depositions of prosecution witnesses

B) Arrest his lawyer

C) Convict him immediately

D) Confiscate his bank accounts

32 / 50

A sick or infirm person accused of murder applies for bail. Under Section 497(1) proviso, the Court:

A) May direct that he be released on bail

B) Must ask the High Court

C) Must acquit him

D) Cannot grant bail

33 / 50

What is preserved under Section 561A?

A) The President's power to pardon

B) Inherent power of the High Court Division

C) The police's power to arrest

D) The right to bail

34 / 50

Under Section 499(3), a bail bond may be submitted through an online system subject to verification through:

A) Passport Number

B) Bank Account Number

C) Driving License

D) National Identification Number (NID)

35 / 50

Under Section 513, what can a Court permit a person to deposit in lieu of a bond?

A) A sum of money or Govt. promissory notes

B) A vehicle

C) Land documents

D) Gold jewelry

36 / 50

Which sections are explicitly mentioned as exceptions in the proviso to Section 496?

A) Section 107(4) and Section 117(3)

B) Section 154 and 161

C) Section 144 and 145

D) Section 302 and 304

37 / 50

Can a person deposit money in lieu of a bond for "good behaviour"?

A) No (Section 513 exception)

B) Yes

C) Only if the amount is double

D) Only with police permission

38 / 50

Under Section 561(2), an investigation for marital rape must be by an officer not below:

A) Superintendent

B) Sub-Inspector

C) Police-Inspector

D) Constable

39 / 50

Under Section 504, if a witness is within a Metropolitan Area, the commission is directed to:

A) The Mayor

B) The Police Commissioner

C) Any Metropolitan Magistrate

D) A Sessions Judge

40 / 50

Under Section 509, the deposition of a Civil Surgeon may be given in evidence although:

A) He was not under oath

B) The deponent is not called as a witness

C) Never

D) Only if the defense agrees

41 / 50

A deposition recorded under Section 512 (absconder) can be used against him later IF the deponent is:

A) A police officer

B) Available to testify again

C) Dead or attendance cannot be procured without delay

D) A foreign citizen

42 / 50

If insufficient sureties have been accepted by mistake or fraud, the Court may:

A) Nothing

B) Double the bail amount automatically

C) Issue a warrant and order sufficient sureties

D) Sentence him to 6 months jail

43 / 50

Who has the power to cancel bail and commit the accused to custody under Section 497(5)?

A) High Court, Sessions Court, and the releasing Court

B) Only the High Court Division

C) Only the Court of Session

D) Any Police Officer

44 / 50

Executing a bail bond for one offence does NOT require the release of a person if he is:

A) A foreign citizen

B) Liable to be detained for some OTHER matter

C) Unable to pay court fees

D) A repeat offender

45 / 50

Who makes the rules carrying out Sec 565 regarding released convict residence notification?

A) The Government

B) The Police Commissioner

C) The District Magistrate

D) The High Court

46 / 50

Before a person is released on bail, a bond MUST be executed by:

A) The police

B) The accused only

C) The accused and one or more sufficient sureties

D) The Public Prosecutor

47 / 50

If a person is in jail, the Court admitting him to bail issues an order of release to:

A) The Home Minister

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Officer in charge of the jail

D) The Investigating Officer

48 / 50

A commission for the examination of a witness (Section 503) is issued when attendance causes unreasonable:

A) Political pressure

B) Fear for the witness

C) Delay, expense, or inconvenience

D) Media coverage

49 / 50

Under Section 511, a previous conviction can be proved by a jail officer's certificate and:

A) A confession

B) A fingerprint

C) A copy of the FIR

D) Evidence as to the identity of the accused

50 / 50

Under Section 560, a public servant duty-bound for property sale under CrPC shall NOT:

A) Advertise the sale

B) Purchase or bid for the property

C) Guard the property

D) Keep records of the sale

The average score is 0%

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