Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 9 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 9 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Under Section 145(8), who may make an order for the proper custody or sale of crops subject to speedy and natural decay?

A) The village head

B) The complainant

C) The police

D) The Magistrate

2 / 50

Does Section 145 derogate the powers of the Magistrate to proceed under Section 107 (security for keeping the peace)?

A) No

B) Only in Metro areas

C) Only if the parties agree

D) Yes

3 / 50

In Section 133, a "public place" includes:

A) Property belonging to the State, camping grounds, and unoccupied sanitary/recreative grounds

B) Inside private residences

C) Private gardens

D) Commercial shopping malls exclusively

4 / 50

If a Magistrate attaches property located OUTSIDE his jurisdiction under Section 140 to recover costs, the order must be:

A) Endorsed by the Magistrate within whose local limits the property is found

B) Sent by registered post

C) Endorsed by the High Court

D) Published in a newspaper

5 / 50

According to Section 121, committing an offence punishable with imprisonment breaches a good behaviour bond. Does it matter WHERE the offence is committed?

A) Yes, must be in Bangladesh

B) No, wherever it may be committed

C) Yes, must be in the same district

D) Only if committed in public

6 / 50

Can a Magistrate withdraw an attachment under Section 146?

A) Yes, if he is satisfied there is no longer any likelihood of a breach of the peace

B) No

C) Only with Supreme Court approval

D) Only after 5 years

7 / 50

Under Section 148, if a local inquiry is necessary, a District Magistrate may:

A) Do it himself only

B) Ask the military to do it

C) Depute any Magistrate subordinate to him to make the inquiry

D) Hire a private detective

8 / 50

When a person is brought before the court in custody under Section 114, is a copy of the Section 112 order delivered to them?

A) Only after the trial

B) Only if they ask for it

C) No

D) Yes, by the officer executing the warrant

9 / 50

If a Magistrate rejects an application to alter a Section 144 order, he must:

A) Ignore the applicant

B) Extend the order

C) Record in writing his reasons for doing so

D) Arrest the applicant

10 / 50

If a conditional discharge is cancelled, the unexpired portion of the term is calculated as the period between:

A) The date of arrest and date of trial

B) The date of breach of conditions and the date he would have been entitled to release

C) None of the above

D) The date of the bond and the date of cancellation

11 / 50

Who decides who shall pay the costs of proceedings under Chapter XII (Sections 145-147)?

A) The Civil Court

B) The Police

C) The Government

D) The Magistrate passing the decision

12 / 50

Section 147 deals with disputes regarding:

A) Bank accounts

B) Ownership title

C) Movable property like cars

D) Any alleged right of user of any land or water (like an easement)

13 / 50

Orders made under Section 147 are subject to:

A) A public referendum

B) Any subsequent decision of a Civil Court of competent jurisdiction

C) Approval by the police

D) The Mayor's veto

14 / 50

Can an aggrieved person apply to rescind a Section 144 order?

A) Yes, and the Magistrate must afford an early opportunity to show cause

B) Only after 2 months

C) No

D) Only if they pay a fee

15 / 50

In Section 107, a Magistrate requires a person to "show cause". What does this mean?

A) Explain why they should not go to jail

B) Prove they are innocent of a crime

C) Show their ID

D) Explain why they should not be ordered to execute a bond

16 / 50

Under Section 120, if a person is NOT undergoing a sentence of imprisonment, when does the security period commence?

A) 1 year after the order

B) When the police decide

C) 30 days after the order

D) Date of the order (unless a later date is fixed for sufficient reason)

17 / 50

Section 144 orders are used when immediate prevention or speedy remedy is:

A) Costly

B) Impossible

C) Desirable

D) Unpopular

18 / 50

If security is tendered to the officer in charge of the jail (Section 123(4)), what does the officer do?

A) Forthwith refers the matter to the Court or Magistrate who made the order

B) Keeps the security and says nothing

C) Releases the prisoner immediately

D) Rejects the security

19 / 50

If a Civil Court subsequently appoints a receiver for the attached property, the Magistrate's receiver must:

A) Fight the Civil Court receiver

B) Ignore the Civil Court

C) Make over possession to the Civil Court receiver and be discharged

D) Share possession

20 / 50

Under Section 106, the sum of the bond ordered must be:

A) Proportionate to the person's means

B) Exactly 50,000 Taka

C) Equal to the victim's losses

D) Discretionary without limit

21 / 50

When a Magistrate decides a party is entitled to possession under Section 145, he issues an order forbidding disturbance until the party is:

A) Dead

B) Willing to sell the property

C) Arrested for another crime

D) Evicted in due course of law

22 / 50

Under Section 124(2), a District Magistrate may reduce the amount of security or number of sureties, UNLESS:

A) The bond was for 3 years

B) The police object

C) The order was made by a Court superior to his own

D) The person is a habitual offender

23 / 50

Section 130 states that a military officer dispersing an assembly shall do as little injury to person and property as may be consistent with:

A) Teaching the public a lesson

B) Punishing the offenders

C) His commanding officer's mood

D) Dispersing the assembly and arresting such persons

24 / 50

Under Section 146, when may a Magistrate attach the subject of dispute?

A) If he is unable to satisfy himself as to which party was in possession

B) If the parties are wealthy

C) Both A and B

D) If he decides none of the parties was in possession

25 / 50

Under Section 118, a bond's amount shall be fixed with due regard to the circumstances and shall not be:

A) Paid in cash

B) Disclosed to the public

C) Less than 1000 Taka

D) Excessive

26 / 50

Can a Magistrate reject a surety who was PREVIOUSLY accepted?

A) Yes, but he must first issue a summons/warrant for the bound person to appear

B) No

C) Only if the surety commits a crime

D) Only after 1 year

27 / 50

If a Magistrate finds a right of user exists under Section 147, he may make an order:

A) Forcing the owner to sell

B) Cancelling the right

C) Charging a toll fee

D) Prohibiting any interference with the exercise of such right

28 / 50

Under Section 139A(3), if a person fails to deny the existence of a public right when questioned, can they deny it in subsequent proceedings?

A) No, they shall not be permitted to make any such denial

B) Yes, with a lawyer

C) Only during appeals

D) Yes, at any time

29 / 50

An attachment under Section 146 lasts until:

A) The end of the year

B) 2 months have passed

C) The police finish their investigation

D) A competent Court has determined the rights of the parties or the person entitled to possession

30 / 50

Under Section 127, an assembly of how many persons likely to cause a disturbance can be commanded to disperse?

A) 2 or more

B) 5 or more

C) 3 or more

D) 10 or more

31 / 50

When attaching property under Section 146, the Magistrate may appoint a:

A) New owner

B) Jury

C) Prosecutor

D) Receiver

32 / 50

Do the costs under Section 148 include expenses for witnesses and advocate fees?

A) No, only court fees

B) Yes, which the Court considers reasonable

C) Only advocate fees, not witness expenses

D) Only witness expenses, not advocate fees

33 / 50

Under Section 108(c), disseminating matter concerning a Judge that amounts to what offences can trigger security proceedings?

A) Theft or robbery

B) Fraud or forgery

C) Criminal intimidation or defamation

D) Murder or assault

34 / 50

Under Section 117(5), if two persons are associated in the matter, dealing with them in a joint inquiry must be deemed by the Magistrate as:

A) Mandatory

B) Just

C) Convenient

D) Illegal

35 / 50

An order under Section 147 protecting a right exercisable at all times of the year can only be made if the right was exercised within what period before the inquiry?

A) 1 month

B) 1 year

C) 3 months

D) 6 months

36 / 50

If the property subject to dispute is a crop subject to speedy and natural decay, the Magistrate may:

A) Order immediate consumption

B) Let it rot

C) Make an order for its proper custody or sale

D) Give it to the police

37 / 50

Under Section 132(d), no prosecution can be instituted against an inferior officer or soldier doing an act in obedience to:

A) Any order they felt like following

B) A civilian's request

C) A mob's demand

D) Any order which he was bound to obey

38 / 50

According to Section 148(3), when a Magistrate directs costs to be paid in property disputes, what may be included?

A) Expenses incurred in respect of witnesses and advocate fees

B) Damages for mental agony

C) Only paper costs

D) Travel expenses for the police

39 / 50

Can the report of the deputed person under Section 148 be read as evidence in the case?

A) No

B) Only if both parties agree

C) Only if sworn on oath

D) Yes

40 / 50

Can a Sessions Judge transfer a proceeding laid before him under Section 123(2) to another judge?

A) Yes, to a Magistrate

B) Yes, to an Additional Sessions Judge or Joint Sessions Judge

C) Yes, to a Civil Court

D) No

41 / 50

In Section 106, which of the following offences does NOT trigger a bond for keeping the peace?

A) Offences punishable under Sec 143, 149, 153A, 154 IPC

B) Assault

C) Any offence involving a breach of the peace

D) Criminal intimidation

42 / 50

When a Magistrate holds an inquiry into the fitness of a surety under Section 122, must he give notice?

A) Only to the police

B) Only to the surety

C) Yes, to the surety and the person who offered the surety

D) No

43 / 50

Who prescribes the conditions upon which a conditional discharge may be made under Section 124?

A) The Supreme Court

B) The Government

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Jailer

44 / 50

Under Section 110(d), habitual commission of which specific Penal Code chapter offences allows for proceedings?

A) Chapter XX (Offences relating to Marriage)

B) Chapter XII (Offences relating to Coin and Government Stamps)

C) Chapter XVI (Offences affecting the Human Body)

D) Chapter VI (Offences against State)

45 / 50

Under Section 145(3), a copy of the order must be published by being affixed where?

A) At the police station

B) To some conspicuous place at or near the subject of dispute

C) On the front page of a newspaper

D) At the Magistrate's office

46 / 50

The order made under Section 112 is required to be in writing. Can it be skipped if the person admits guilt?

A) Yes

B) Yes, if the police agree

C) Only in Metro areas

D) No, it is a statutory requirement to make the order

47 / 50

Under Section 137, if the Magistrate is satisfied the order is not reasonable and proper, what happens to the proceedings?

A) The person is fined anyway

B) They are sent to a higher court

C) They are postponed

D) No further proceedings shall be taken

48 / 50

A conditional order under Section 133 requires the person to act or appear within:

A) 7 days strictly

B) 1 month strictly

C) A time to be fixed in the order

D) 24 hours strictly

49 / 50

If a party to a proceeding under Section 145 dies, what happens?

A) The other party wins automatically

B) The property is given to the government

C) The Magistrate may cause the legal representative to be made a party and continue

D) The proceeding stops completely

50 / 50

Under Section 145(2), does the expression "land or water" include buildings?

A) Only government buildings

B) No

C) Only residential buildings

D) Yes

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