Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 8 (English)

Time Allowed30 Minutes

Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

Negative Marking-0.25 Marks

Qualifying Mark50% Pass

📜 Candidate Examination Guidelines (Click to expand)

The real-time countdown timer starts as soon as you begin the test.
Carefully select one correct option for each multiple-choice question.
A negative penalty of 0.25 marks is deducted for each incorrect answer.
Click Submit / Finish upon completion to review your immediate OMR scorecard and statutory explanations.

Time limit: 30 minutes. Complete the test within time.

সময় শেষ ধন্যবাদ।

CrPC Model Test 8 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

An order under Section 144 may be directed to:

A) Both A and B

B) The public generally when frequenting a particular place

C) Only government officials

D) A particular individual

2 / 50

Under Section 132A, the provisions of Chapter X (Public Nuisances) do NOT apply to:

A) Coastal areas

B) Hill tracts

C) A Metropolitan Area

D) Rural areas

3 / 50

Can an order duly made by a Magistrate under Section 133 be called in question in any Civil Court?

A) Only if the property value exceeds 1 lakh Taka

B) Yes, within 30 days

C) No

D) Yes, always

4 / 50

A conditional order under Section 133 requires the person to perform an act or to:

A) Pay a fine immediately

B) Leave the country

C) Appear and move to have the order set aside or modified

D) Surrender to the police

5 / 50

For the purposes of Section 145, "land or water" includes:

A) All of the above

B) Fisheries

C) Buildings and markets

D) Crops or rents/profits

6 / 50

Are Magistrates, police officers, and soldiers protected from prosecution if acting in good faith under Chapter IX?

A) Only if they are off duty

B) No, they have absolute liability

C) Only if no one is injured

D) Yes, their acts are not deemed offences

7 / 50

If a party shows that no such dispute likely to cause a breach of peace exists or existed, the Magistrate shall:

A) Proceed anyway

B) Imprison them for lying

C) Cancel his order and stay further proceedings

D) Change the charge to public nuisance

8 / 50

Section 144 orders are aimed at preventing:

A) Danger to human life, health, or safety

B) Disturbance of public tranquillity, riot, or affray

C) All of the above

D) Obstruction, annoyance, or injury

9 / 50

Under Section 129, if an assembly cannot be otherwise dispersed and public security requires it, it may be dispersed by:

A) Private security

B) Military force

C) Foreign troops

D) Fire department

10 / 50

Under Section 142, if a Magistrate considers there is imminent danger or serious injury to the public, he may:

A) Wait for a civil court order

B) Ask the military to drop bombs

C) Issue an injunction to prevent the danger pending determination of the matter

D) Do nothing until the trial is over

11 / 50

If the Magistrate is satisfied the order is not reasonable and proper, what happens?

A) A new order is issued instantly

B) The person is fined

C) The order is made absolute anyway

D) No further proceedings shall be taken

12 / 50

An order under Section 144 can direct a person to:

A) Confess to a crime

B) Take certain order with certain property in his possession

C) Both A and B

D) Abstain from a certain act

13 / 50

Does the Magistrate under Section 145 decide who has the legal RIGHT to possess the property?

A) Only if the property is worth more than 1 Lakh

B) Yes, that is the main purpose

C) No, he decides the fact of ACTUAL possession without reference to the merits of claims to a right to possess

D) Yes, but only for fisheries

14 / 50

An assembly likely to cause a disturbance of the public peace must consist of at least how many persons to be ordered to disperse?

A) 2 or more

B) 5 or more

C) 3 or more

D) 10 or more

15 / 50

If a party has been forcibly and wrongfully dispossessed within what period before the order date can the Magistrate treat them as being in possession?

A) 6 months

B) 1 year

C) 1 month

D) 2 months

16 / 50

Can the 2-month limit of a Section 144 order be extended?

A) Yes, by the local police

B) No, under no circumstances

C) Yes, by the complainant

D) Yes, by a notification from the Government in cases of danger to human life or likelihood of riot

17 / 50

Under Section 131, if no Executive Magistrate can be communicated with, who can disperse the assembly by military force?

A) Any soldier

B) Any civilian with a gun

C) Any commissioned officer of the Bangladesh Army

D) A police constable

18 / 50

Section 145 deals with disputes concerning land or water likely to cause:

A) Tax evasion

B) A breach of the peace

C) Environmental damage

D) Copyright infringement

19 / 50

Section 144 deals with:

A) Permanent property disputes

B) Security for good behaviour

C) Life imprisonment

D) Temporary orders in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger

20 / 50

Under Section 140, when an order is made absolute, the Magistrate gives notice requiring the person to perform the act within a fixed time. If disobeyed, how can costs be recovered?

A) Costs cannot be recovered

B) By sale of the removed property or distress and sale of other movable property

C) By enslaving the person

D) By deducting from their bank account directly

21 / 50

A Magistrate acting under Section 145 requires the parties to put in written statements concerning the fact of:

A) Future claims

B) Actual possession of the subject of dispute

C) Legal ownership title

D) Tax history

22 / 50

Who has the power to issue an order under Section 144?

A) A Judicial Magistrate

B) The High Court only

C) A police sub-inspector

D) A District Magistrate or empowered Executive Magistrate

23 / 50

Under Section 128, who can be required to assist in dispersing the assembly by civil force?

A) Any child

B) Any woman

C) Foreign tourists

D) Any male person, not being in the armed forces

24 / 50

When a military officer is required to disperse an assembly, he must:

A) Obey the requisition using as little force and doing as little injury as consistent with dispersing it

B) Wait 24 hours

C) Use maximum force possible

D) Ignore the Magistrate and take total control

25 / 50

If an assembly does not disperse upon command, how may it be dispersed under Section 128?

A) By dropping leaflets

B) By fine

C) By reading the Riot Act

D) By civil force

26 / 50

If the person denies the public right and the Magistrate finds reliable evidence supporting this denial, the Magistrate must:

A) Make the order absolute

B) Fine the person for lying

C) Stay the proceedings until the matter is decided by a competent Civil Court

D) Demolish the obstruction immediately

27 / 50

Who may command an unlawful assembly to disperse under Section 127?

A) A lawyer

B) Any Executive Magistrate or officer in charge of a police-station

C) Any Judicial Magistrate only

D) Any citizen

28 / 50

Which of the following is a ground for an order under Section 133?

A) All of the above

B) Unlawful obstruction on a public way

C) A dangerous animal

D) A building likely to fall and cause injury

29 / 50

When a surety applies to cancel a bond, what must the Magistrate issue for the person bound?

A) A jail sentence

B) A new bond immediately

C) A summons or warrant to appear

D) A fine

30 / 50

Does a civil suit lie against a Magistrate for actions done in good faith under Section 140?

A) Yes, for damages

B) No

C) Only if the President approves

D) Yes, for injunction

31 / 50

If an order cannot be served like a summons, how is it notified?

A) It is cancelled

B) By arresting the person

C) By publishing it internationally

D) By proclamation and sticking a copy at the fittest place

32 / 50

If a commissioned officer acts independently under Section 131, what must he do once it becomes practicable to communicate with an Executive Magistrate?

A) Do so, and thenceforward obey the Magistrate's instructions

B) Arrest the Magistrate

C) Resign his post

D) Declare martial law

33 / 50

Under Section 132, no prosecution against any person for acts done under Chapter IX shall be instituted except with the sanction of:

A) The Supreme Court

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Government

D) The Police Commissioner

34 / 50

Under Section 126A, when a bond is cancelled upon a surety's application, the Magistrate shall order the person to give:

A) Double the amount of the original security

B) Fresh security of the same description for the unexpired portion

C) Nothing

D) Security for a brand new 3-year term

35 / 50

Can an order under Section 144 be passed ex parte (without serving notice in due time)?

A) Only in civil disputes

B) Yes, in cases of emergency

C) No, never

D) Only if the person is a foreigner

36 / 50

If the person disobeys the injunction issued under Section 142, what can the Magistrate do?

A) Wait 30 days

B) Himself use means to obviate the danger or prevent the injury

C) Only issue another warning

D) Cancel the injunction

37 / 50

Under Section 136, if a person fails to obey the order or appear to show cause, they are liable to the penalty prescribed in which section of the Penal Code?

A) Section 188

B) Section 420

C) Section 144

D) Section 302

38 / 50

Under Section 145, who is empowered to act upon being satisfied of a dispute likely to cause a breach of the peace?

A) A Judicial Magistrate

B) A Civil Court Judge

C) A District Magistrate or empowered Executive Magistrate

D) The Police Commissioner

39 / 50

If the Magistrate considers the case one of emergency, he may:

A) Halt all proceedings indefinitely

B) Transfer ownership to the state

C) Shoot the trespassers

D) Attach the subject of dispute pending his decision

40 / 50

Under Section 143, who may order any person not to repeat or continue a public nuisance?

A) The complainant

B) A private citizen

C) A police constable

D) A District Magistrate or empowered Executive Magistrate

41 / 50

Do the provisions of Section 144 apply to a Metropolitan Area?

A) Only if the Mayor agrees

B) Yes

C) No

D) Only during elections

42 / 50

How should an order under Section 133 be served (Section 134)?

A) By throwing it in the yard

B) By a phone call

C) In the manner provided for service of a summons

D) By email only

43 / 50

If a person fails to perform the act or show cause, what happens to the conditional order?

A) It is transferred to a civil court

B) It shall be made absolute

C) It is extended by 30 days

D) It is dropped

44 / 50

Under Section 133, a conditional order for the removal of a nuisance is made by:

A) A civil court judge

B) A Judicial Magistrate

C) A District Magistrate or any other Executive Magistrate

D) The High Court

45 / 50

What is the standard maximum duration for an order under Section 144 to remain in force?

A) 2 months

B) 6 months

C) 1 week

D) 1 month

46 / 50

If an application to alter the order is received, the Magistrate must:

A) Reject it automatically

B) Arrest the applicant

C) Wait 6 months

D) Afford the applicant an early opportunity of appearing and showing cause

47 / 50

Who can cause an assembly to be dispersed by military force?

A) The lowest ranking police officer

B) A Union Parishad Member

C) The Mayor

D) The Executive Magistrate of the highest rank present or the Police Commissioner

48 / 50

Under Section 139A, if an order is made to prevent obstruction to a public way, what must the Magistrate ask the person appearing?

A) If they are guilty

B) Whether they deny the existence of any public right in respect of the way

C) What their income is

D) Who their lawyer is

49 / 50

Who can rescind or alter an order made under Section 144?

A) Only the Supreme Court

B) It cannot be altered

C) Any Magistrate on his own motion or application of aggrieved person

D) Only the President

50 / 50

If the person appears and shows cause against the order, the Magistrate shall (Section 137):

A) Make the order absolute immediately

B) Ignore their defense

C) Arrest them

D) Take evidence in the matter

The average score is 0%

📚 Practice More Model Tests (CrPC English):

⬅️ Previous: CrPC Model Test 7
Next: CrPC Model Test 9 ➡️

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 8 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

📚 Practice More Model Tests (CrPC English):

Related Articles

বার কাউন্সিল পূর্ণাঙ্গ মডেল টেস্ট ২৫ | ১০০ নম্বর ৬০ মিনিট

Bar Council Full Model Test 08 English | 100 Marks 60 Min

The Penal Code, 1860 Model Test 10 (English)

সাক্ষ্য আইন ১৮৭২ মডেল টেস্ট ১