Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 5 (English)

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Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

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CrPC Model Test 5 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

For a non-bailable offence, who is authorized under Section 86 to release the person on interim bail outside the issuing jurisdiction?

A) The local UP Chairman

B) An Executive Magistrate

C) A Sessions Judge, CJM, CMM, or specially empowered 1st class Magistrate

D) Any police constable

2 / 50

Who has the authority to prescribe rules regarding which officer can sign a summons besides the presiding officer?

A) The Government

B) The High Court Division

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Supreme Court

3 / 50

In which geographical area can a warrant of arrest be executed?

A) At any place in Bangladesh

B) Only in Metropolitan Areas

C) Only in the division where it was issued

D) Only in the issuing district

4 / 50

Can a police-officer execute a warrant outside his jurisdiction without obtaining an endorsement from the local authority?

A) Yes, if there is reason to believe the delay will prevent execution

B) Yes, but only in bailable cases

C) No, it is strictly forbidden

D) Only if the suspect is a foreigner

5 / 50

Under Section 83, a Court forwarding a warrant by post for execution outside its jurisdiction can send it to an Executive Magistrate, District Superintendent of Police, or:

A) Chief Justice

B) Prime Minister

C) Police Commissioner in a Metropolitan Area

D) Mayor

6 / 50

A Magistrate of the first class may direct a warrant to a landholder or farmer for the arrest of:

A) An escaped convict or proclaimed offender

B) A suspect in a bailable offence

C) Any person who owes debt

D) A traffic violator

7 / 50

If a claimant to attached property dies within the allowed period, the claim may be continued by:

A) No one, the claim becomes void

B) The State

C) His legal representative

D) The police

8 / 50

When granting interim bail under Section 86, the Judge or Magistrate must:

A) Record reasons in writing

B) Keep the person in police custody for 24 hours first

C) Demand a 10 Lakh Taka deposit

D) Confiscate the person's passport

9 / 50

What must be attached to the affidavit used as proof of service under Section 74?

A) A medical certificate

B) A copy of the FIR

C) The officer's ID card

D) A duplicate of the summons properly endorsed

10 / 50

Under Section 69(2), where is the person receiving the summons required to sign the receipt?

A) On the back of the other duplicate

B) On the front of the first duplicate

C) On a separate blank paper

D) In the court register

11 / 50

If immediate execution is necessary and no police-officer is available, a Court (other than a Metropolitan Magistrate) may direct a warrant to:

A) Any other person or persons

B) No one, they must wait for police

C) The complainant

D) Only the military

12 / 50

Under Section 79, can a warrant directed to one police-officer be executed by another?

A) Yes, if the original officer's name is crossed out

B) Yes, if the other officer's name is endorsed upon the warrant

C) Only if the second officer is of higher rank

D) No, never

13 / 50

According to Section 81, a police-officer executing a warrant must bring the arrested person before the Court:

A) Before the next weekend

B) Within 72 hours

C) Within 48 hours

D) Without unnecessary delay

14 / 50

If the property to be attached is a debt or movable property, attachment can be made by:

A) Appointment of a receiver

B) Seizure

C) All of the above

D) Order prohibiting delivery

15 / 50

After an arrest is made by a landholder under Section 78, the arrested person must be made over to:

A) The nearest police-officer

B) The District Magistrate

C) The local Union Parishad Chairman

D) The High Court

16 / 50

Under Section 86(1), if the offence is bailable and the arrested person is ready to give bail to the local Magistrate/DSP, what must the officer do?

A) Call the issuing judge for permission

B) Take the bail and forward the bond to the issuing Court

C) Deny bail and send to jail

D) Demand cash instead of a bond

17 / 50

If the attached property consists of live-stock or is perishable, the Court may:

A) Order immediate sale thereof

B) Give it to a charity

C) Destroy it

D) Return it to the owner's family

18 / 50

According to Section 68(1), every summons issued by a Court shall be:

A) Written in a single copy only

B) Published in a local newspaper

C) Given orally by a police officer

D) In writing, in duplicate, signed and sealed

19 / 50

Within what timeframe must a third party prefer a claim or objection to the attachment of property?

A) Within 1 year

B) Within 6 months

C) Within 30 days

D) Within 3 months

20 / 50

Which of the following details must be stated in a security endorsement on a warrant?

A) All of the above

B) The time to attend before the Court

C) Number of sureties

D) The amount of the bond

21 / 50

If a summons is sent to a corporation via registered post, when is service deemed to have been effected?

A) When the letter would arrive in the ordinary course of post

B) Exactly 7 days after posting

C) When the court receives a confirmation receipt

D) The day it is mailed

22 / 50

Which of the following is NOT a required method for publishing a proclamation?

A) Affixed to a conspicuous part of the house/homestead

B) Broadcast on national television

C) Read publicly in a conspicuous place of the town/village

D) Affixed to a conspicuous part of the Court-house

23 / 50

The Court issuing a proclamation under Section 87 may also order:

A) The demolition of the person's house

B) The arrest of the person's family

C) The cancellation of the person's passport

D) The attachment of property belonging to the proclaimed person

24 / 50

Every warrant of arrest issued under Section 75 must bear the:

A) Stamp of the police station

B) Fingerprint of the Judge

C) Seal of the Court

D) Signature of the complainant

25 / 50

When a landholder receives a directed warrant, what is his initial duty?

A) Arrest everyone on his land

B) Acknowledge in writing the receipt of the warrant

C) Refuse it if he wishes

D) Call the media

26 / 50

Any person whose claim to attached property is disallowed may institute a civil suit to establish their right within:

A) 1 year from the date of the order

B) 6 months

C) 3 years

D) 30 days

27 / 50

What must the person executing a warrant of arrest notify the arrested person about?

A) Their right to remain silent

B) The substance of the warrant

C) The maximum penalty for the crime

D) The name of the judge

28 / 50

For an incorporated company, a summons can be served to:

A) The secretary, local manager, or principal officer

B) The company's legal counsel only

C) Any employee

D) The security guard

29 / 50

If the person summoned is in the active service of the Republic, to whom is the summons ordinarily sent?

A) To the head of the office in which the person is employed

B) Directly to the person

C) To the District Magistrate

D) To the Ministry of Law

30 / 50

When may a Court publish a written proclamation under Section 87?

A) To summon a witness

B) For every traffic violation

C) When a person appeals a conviction

D) If it has reason to believe a person against whom a warrant is issued has absconded

31 / 50

What is the procedure under Section 71 if service cannot be effected personally or on a family member?

A) A warrant of arrest is automatically issued

B) The duplicate is affixed to a conspicuous part of the house or homestead

C) The officer must wait until the person returns

D) The summons is cancelled

32 / 50

What is considered conclusive evidence that a proclamation was duly published?

A) A newspaper clipping

B) A written statement by the Court issuing the proclamation

C) A photo of the notice

D) The testimony of the police officer

33 / 50

Under Section 70, if the summoned person cannot be found with due diligence, the summons may be left with:

A) The village headman

B) Some adult member of his family

C) A minor child in the house

D) The nearest police station

34 / 50

When a police-officer takes a warrant for execution outside his local limits, he should ordinarily take it for endorsement to:

A) The local MP

B) An Executive Magistrate or an officer in charge of a station

C) A civil court judge

D) The UP Chairman

35 / 50

Which of the following is an accepted electronic mode of serving a summons under Section 69(4)?

A) Voice call

B) SMS

C) Electronic mail

D) All of the above

36 / 50

According to Section 76(1), a Court may direct an officer executing a warrant to take security and release the person. How is this direction given?

A) By endorsement on the warrant

B) By issuing a separate notice

C) By updating the digital database

D) By verbal order

37 / 50

How should a summons be served personally under Section 69(1)?

A) By giving it to their neighbor

B) By sending an email

C) By pasting it on their front door

D) By delivering or tendering one of the duplicates to the person

38 / 50

How long does a warrant of arrest remain in force?

A) 1 year

B) 6 months

C) 30 days

D) Until cancelled by the Court or until executed

39 / 50

Under Section 68(2), who is ordinarily authorized to serve a summons?

A) Only a Magistrate

B) A police-officer, court officer, or other public servant

C) Any adult citizen

D) A private detective

40 / 50

A proclamation must require the absconding person to appear at a specified time not less than:

A) 7 days from publishing

B) 15 days from publishing

C) 60 days from publishing

D) 30 days from publishing

41 / 50

Under Section 85, a person arrested outside the issuing district must be taken before the local Executive Magistrate, DSP, or Police Commissioner UNLESS:

A) The Court which issued the warrant is within 20 miles of the place of arrest

B) The person has no criminal record

C) The person agrees to plead guilty

D) The arrest was made at night

42 / 50

When a Court issues a summons to be served outside its local limits, it ordinarily sends the summons to:

A) A Magistrate within whose jurisdiction the person resides

B) The Supreme Court

C) The local police station directly

D) A private courier

43 / 50

If demanded by the person being arrested, the executing officer must:

A) Remove handcuffs

B) Show him the warrant

C) Take them home first

D) Allow them to make a phone call

44 / 50

If the property ordered to be attached is immovable land paying revenue to the Government, the attachment is made through the:

A) Collector of the district

B) Superintendent of Police

C) Forest Officer

D) Tax Inspector

45 / 50

If a warrant is directed to multiple officers, who may execute it?

A) All of them, or any one or more of them

B) Only the senior-most officer

C) They must all execute it together simultaneously

D) Only the officer named first

46 / 50

Under Section 77(1), a warrant issued by a Metropolitan Magistrate shall ALWAYS be directed to:

A) A police-officer

B) Any private citizen

C) A landholder

D) The village watchman

47 / 50

To attach property situated outside the local area, the order must be endorsed by the:

A) District Magistrate, CJM, or CMM where the property is situated

B) Local Mayor

C) Superintendent of Police

D) High Court Division

48 / 50

What serves as evidence of due service when a summons is served on a servant of the Republic?

A) A witness statement

B) An affidavit by the police

C) The signature of the head of the office returning the summons

D) A postal receipt

49 / 50

The powers, duties, and liabilities of a receiver appointed for attachment are the same as those under the:

A) Evidence Act, 1872

B) Penal Code, 1860

C) Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

D) Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

50 / 50

If a summons is served outside the jurisdiction and the serving officer is not present at the hearing, what is admissible as proof of service?

A) An affidavit made before a Magistrate

B) An oral statement by the prosecutor

C) A letter from the local police

D) A photograph of the delivery

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