Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 6 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 6 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

When a Court in Bangladesh receives a warrant from a Court established by the Government outside Bangladesh, it executes the warrant:

A) Only if approved by the High Court

B) As if it were a warrant received from a Court within Bangladesh

C) After a 30-day waiting period

D) Only if the person is a foreign citizen

2 / 50

Does Section 94 apply to documents or parcels in the custody of Postal or Telegraph authorities?

A) No, nothing in this section applies to them

B) Yes, fully

C) Yes, but only for murder cases

D) Only if a police officer demands it

3 / 50

Which Court has the jurisdiction to hear an application to set aside a forfeiture order?

A) High Court Division

B) Appellate Division

C) Court of Session

D) District Court

4 / 50

To search for a forfeited publication, a Magistrate may authorize a police-officer not below the rank of:

A) Superintendent

B) Assistant Sub-Inspector

C) Constable

D) Sub-Inspector

5 / 50

Under Section 105, can a Magistrate direct a search to be made in his presence?

A) No, Magistrates cannot participate in searches

B) Only if he is an Executive Magistrate

C) Only in Metropolitan Areas

D) Yes, if he is competent to issue a search-warrant for that place

6 / 50

If a person is found in a searched place privy to keeping stolen property, the authorized officer may:

A) Let them go with a warning

B) Confiscate their house

C) Take them into custody and bring them before a Magistrate

D) Fine them on the spot

7 / 50

Under Section 91, if a person who could be summoned is already present in Court, the presiding officer may:

A) Require them to execute a bond for appearance

B) Ask them to leave

C) Sentence them

D) Arrest them immediately

8 / 50

If a wrongfully confined person is found after a search, what must happen next?

A) They are immediately taken before a Magistrate

B) They are sent home immediately

C) They are taken to a hospital

D) They are put in a police cell for safety

9 / 50

A publication can also be forfeited if it incites any person to commit a:

A) Cognizable offence

B) Non-cognizable offence

C) Traffic offence

D) Bailable offence

10 / 50

A police officer requires prior written permission to order the production of a document in the custody of a:

A) Bank or banker

B) Hospital

C) Post office

D) School

11 / 50

If there is a difference of opinion among the Judges of the Special Bench regarding a forfeiture, the decision follows:

A) The Chief Justice's opinion

B) The opinion of the majority

C) A retrial is ordered

D) The opinion of the senior-most Judge

12 / 50

Generally, the Government shall not sell the attached property until the expiration of:

A) 3 months from attachment

B) 2 years from attachment

C) 1 month from attachment

D) 6 months from attachment

13 / 50

Under Section 90, a Court may issue a warrant in lieu of a summons if:

A) The person is a repeat offender

B) The offence is minor

C) It believes the person has absconded or will not obey the summons

D) The police request it

14 / 50

If the proclaimed person appears within the time specified in the proclamation, the Court shall:

A) Confiscate half the property

B) Make an order releasing the property from attachment

C) Sell the property anyway

D) Keep the property attached until the trial ends

15 / 50

Under Section 99E, what may be given in evidence to prove the nature or tendency of words in a forfeited newspaper?

A) The printing press machinery

B) Oral testimony of the author

C) Any copy of such newspaper

D) Financial records of the publisher

16 / 50

Under Section 102(1), who is bound to allow free ingress for a search when a warrant is produced?

A) The person residing in or in charge of the closed place

B) The landlord, even if absent

C) The neighbors

D) The local police

17 / 50

A search-warrant issued under Section 98 authorizes a police-officer of what rank?

A) Inspector or above

B) Above the rank of a constable

C) Superintendent of Police only

D) Any rank

18 / 50

Can a forfeiture order passed under Section 99A be called into question in a regular civil suit?

A) Yes, if property damage is claimed

B) No, jurisdiction is barred otherwise than under Section 99B

C) Only if the Government allows it

D) Yes, at any time

19 / 50

Under Section 100, if a person is believed to be wrongfully confined, who may issue a search-warrant?

A) Only a High Court Judge

B) Any police officer

C) The local UP Chairman

D) A Metropolitan Magistrate, 1st class Magistrate, or Executive Magistrate

20 / 50

Do the rules regarding service and execution of summonses and warrants in Chapter VI apply to all summonses and warrants issued under the Code?

A) No, only to bailable offences

B) Yes, so far as they may apply

C) Only in Metropolitan areas

D) No, only to non-bailable offences

21 / 50

Which Magistrates can grant a warrant to search for a document in the custody of Postal or Telegraph authorities?

A) Any Judicial Magistrate

B) Only a District Magistrate, CJM, or CMM

C) Any Executive Magistrate

D) Any Magistrate of the third class

22 / 50

If a person in a searched place is reasonably suspected of concealing a searched article about his person, what can be done?

A) They can be searched

B) They must be let go

C) They can be arrested immediately

D) They can be ignored

23 / 50

Pending the orders of a District Magistrate or Court, who can require the Postal Department to search for and detain a document?

A) A defense attorney

B) The complainant

C) Any police constable

D) A Police Commissioner or District Superintendent of Police

24 / 50

A person having an interest in a forfeited publication may apply to set aside the order within:

A) 1 year

B) 1 month

C) 2 months

D) 6 months

25 / 50

Can the occupant of the place being searched attend during the search?

A) No, they must wait outside

B) Only if accompanied by a lawyer

C) Only if they are not suspects

D) Yes, in every instance, and a copy of the list of seized items shall be delivered to them

26 / 50

Under Section 99A, who holds the power to declare every copy of a newspaper or book forfeited?

A) The Police Commissioner

B) The Supreme Court

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Government (by notification in the official Gazette)

27 / 50

According to Section 97, can a Court restrict a search-warrant to a specific place or part thereof?

A) Yes, and the search shall extend only to that specified place

B) Yes, but the police can ignore it

C) No, all search warrants must be general

D) Only in civil cases

28 / 50

If the person to be searched under Section 102(3) is a woman, the directions of which section must be observed?

A) Section 46

B) Section 100

C) Section 74

D) Section 52

29 / 50

Section 98 also allows for a house search for obscene objects referred to in which section of the Penal Code?

A) Section 144

B) Section 302

C) Section 292

D) Section 420

30 / 50

Every application to set aside a forfeiture order shall be heard by a Special Bench composed of how many Judges?

A) Seven

B) Two

C) Three

D) Five

31 / 50

Who frames the rules to regulate the procedure in the case of applications to set aside forfeiture?

A) The Supreme Court

B) The Parliament

C) The Ministry of Law

D) The Government

32 / 50

If things searched for are found beyond the jurisdiction of the issuing Court, they are immediately taken to:

A) The local police station's storage

B) The issuing Court, unless the local Magistrate is nearer

C) The High Court

D) The complainant's house

33 / 50

A person may seek restoration of their attached (and forfeited) property if they appear or are apprehended within:

A) 1 year

B) 5 years

C) 6 months

D) 2 years from the date of attachment

34 / 50

Under Section 93A, if a Court in Bangladesh desires to serve a summons outside Bangladesh, it sends it to:

A) The local embassy

B) The presiding officer of a Court established by the Government in foreign jurisdiction

C) Interpol

D) The foreign country's Prime Minister

35 / 50

Are the inhabitants who witness a search required to attend the Court as witnesses?

A) No, they are legally exempt from court

B) Yes, in all cases

C) Yes, but only for murder cases

D) No, unless specially summoned by it

36 / 50

According to Section 92, what action follows if a person breaches a bond taken for appearance?

A) The case is dismissed

B) The bond is renewed

C) The officer presiding may issue a warrant for their arrest

D) A fine is automatically deducted from their bank

37 / 50

Under Section 98, who can issue a warrant to search a house suspected of being used to deposit stolen property or forged documents?

A) Any police officer

B) A Sessions Judge only

C) A District Magistrate or a specially empowered Executive Magistrate

D) A Union Parishad Chairman

38 / 50

Which section applies to the proof of service for a summons sent for service outside Bangladesh?

A) Section 90

B) Section 69

C) Section 74

D) Section 82

39 / 50

To investigate specific offences (like 406, 409 Penal Code) regarding bank accounts, prior permission must be obtained from a:

A) Superintendent of Police

B) High Court Division

C) Sessions Judge

D) Executive Magistrate

40 / 50

In cases other than those specified, investigating a bank account requires the prior permission of the:

A) Supreme Court

B) District Magistrate

C) High Court Division

D) Ministry of Finance

41 / 50

If a person is summoned merely to produce a document under Section 94, is personal attendance strictly required?

A) Yes, always

B) No, causing the document to be produced is sufficient

C) Yes, unless they are sick

D) Yes, accompanied by a lawyer

42 / 50

If a person fails to appear despite a summons being duly served in time, the Court may issue a warrant. What must the Court do before issuing this warrant?

A) Wait 30 days

B) Record its reasons in writing

C) Publish a notice in the newspaper

D) Fine the person

43 / 50

If the proclaimed person does NOT appear, the attached property shall be at the disposal of:

A) The victim of the crime

B) The Court

C) The Police Department

D) The Government

44 / 50

A publication can be forfeited under Section 99A if it defames the:

A) President, Prime Minister, Speaker, or Chief Justice

B) Inspector General of Police

C) Local MP

D) District Magistrate

45 / 50

To have property restored under Section 89, the person must prove they did not abscond to avoid the warrant and:

A) They are innocent of the charges

B) They were out of the country

C) They had no notice of the proclamation to enable them to attend

D) They were sick

46 / 50

Who can require Postal or Telegraph authorities to deliver a document/parcel needed for an investigation?

A) A private investigator

B) Any Executive Magistrate

C) An officer in charge of a police-station

D) District Magistrate, CJM, CMM, High Court, or Court of Session

47 / 50

A person who refuses to attend and witness a search without reasonable cause commits an offence under which section of the Penal Code?

A) Section 302

B) Section 420

C) Section 187

D) Section 144

48 / 50

Under Section 94, who may issue a summons or written order to produce a document or thing?

A) Only a Magistrate

B) A private lawyer

C) Any Court, or any officer in charge of a police-station

D) Only a High Court Judge

49 / 50

Under Section 96(1), a Court may issue a search-warrant if it believes a person:

A) Will not or would not produce the document as required by a summons

B) Is a repeat offender

C) Will voluntarily produce the document

D) Is out of town

50 / 50

Before making a search under Chapter VII, the officer must call upon whom to attend and witness the search?

A) Any passing strangers

B) Two or more respectable inhabitants of the locality

C) The complainant's family

D) Other police officers

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