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has a right to
1. Under the provisions of Rajasthan Rent Contrcl Act, 2001' a landlord
with reference to
inspect thc;remises let out by him. Which of the following statement
the iNpcction is incorrect?
(1) The inspection can be dorle during day time only.
(2) A prior intimation of at least three days to the tenant is necessary'
(3) Such inspection can be carried out IIot more than once in three months'
(4) Nonc of the above
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2. A suit alleging'public nuisance'can be instituted by;

(A) Advocate General ofthe State.
(B) By two or more persons, who have suffercd the damage'
(C) By two or more persons' with the leave of thc Court' even though no special
damagc has been caused to them.
(D) A member of the local body.
Which of the following combination is correct?
(1) (A) & (B).
(2) (A) & (c).
(3) (B) & (D).
(4) (Cl & (D)
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Ashok lets a house to Bharat for five yea$ Bharat underlets the housc to Kishore at a
monthly rcnt of Rs. 2,000/-. The five years expire, but Kishore continues in possession
of the house and pays the rent to Ashok. What is the status of Kishore?
(1) Tenant holding over.
(2) 'l'rcspasser.

13, Possession i' unaurhorised..

(4) None of the above.
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4. The exccutive power of the State is vested in:

(1) Chief Secretary of the State.
(2) Chief Minister of the State.

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(3) Chief Executive Officer.
(4) The Governor.
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5. Decree for payment of money passed against a woman cannot be executcd;

(1) by proceeding against her lega.l representatives, if she dies.

(2) by attachment and sale of her property.

(3) by appointing a reieiver.
(4) by her arrest and detention in prison.
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6. "where a plaintiff omits to sue in rcspect of, or inte[tionally relinquishes any portion of
his claim, he shall not afterwards sue in lespect ofthe portion so omitted or relinquished".

The genesis of this principle lies in:

(1) Section I 15 of the Irdian Evidence Act, 1872

12) Seclion ll ol lhe Code ofCivil Procedure. 1908

(3) Order II Rute 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908

(4) Order I Rule 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
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7. On rcjection of plaint under provisions of Order VII Rule I I Code of Civil Procedure,
1908, presenting of a fresh plaint in respect of the same cause of action, is;
(1) Baned by principles of Res judicata.
(2) On its own force, does not preclude the plaintiff from presenting a fresh plaht.
(3) Barred under Order XxI[.
(4) None of the above.
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9. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872 applies to;

(1) Proceedings beforc an arbitrator-
(2) Departmertalproceedings.
(3) Judicial proceedings before courts.
(4) None of the above.
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10. Who amongst the following cannot be appointed as Advocate General;

,. (l) An advocate of 66 years of age
l:. (2) An advocate who has not practiced in such State.
i (3) An advocate having 07 years of practice at Bar.
(4) AII of lhe above.
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11. Which of the following statement is incorect?

(1) An agreement made without consideration is void irrespective of the J
circumslances. IJJ
(2) Every agreement in restraint of marriage of any person, other than minor, is al,
void.
(3) Every agreement by which afiyone is rcstrained from exercising a lawful
profession, trade or business of any kind, is to that extent void.
(4) Agreements, the meaning of which is not certain or capable of being made
cenain, are void.
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12. For the purpose ofLimitation Act, 1963, a suit in the case of a pauper, is instituted;
(1) When the ptaint is presented to the proper office.
(2) When application for leave to sue as a pauper is made
(3) When the application seeking leave to sue as a pauper is granted.
(4) None ot lhe abo\,e.

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13. Which of the following conhacts can be enforced?

(1) A contract for the non-performance of which compensation is an adequate
rclief.
(2) A contract which is in its nature determinable.
(3) A contract the performance whereof involves the performance of a continuous
duty.
(4) Purchase of a share of a pa.rtner in a firm.
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14. Section 43 ot the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. which deals with transfer by
unauthorised person who subsequently acquires interest in immovable propeny
transferred, underlines doctrine of;
(1) Actionable claims.
(2) Estoppel by deed.
(3) Estoppel by election. .
(4) Righl o[ pre-emption.
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15, Which provision in Code of Civil Proccdure, 1908 bars entertainment of application to
review an order madc on an application ftx a review or a decrec or order passed or made
on a review:
(l) Section ll
(2) Section l0
(3) Order XLVII Rule 9
(4) Order IX Rule 9

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16. Which pmvision of Rajasthar Rent Contol Act' 20Ol deals with permission to enter iDto
the limiied period tcnaflcy and for $atrt of certificate for recovery of possession?
(l) Section 6
(2) Se.tion 7
(3) Section 8
(4) section 9
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17. What is the remedy available to an aggrieved pany against a hnal order passed by the
Rent Tribunal constituted under the Rajasthan Rent Contrql Ac! 2001? J
(l) Writ Ptitior un det Anicle 22i1227 of the Constitution of India' uJ
(2) Appeal to tliSh Court under Section 96 of the Code of Civil Procedure' ah
(3) Appeal under Section 19(6) of the Rajasthan Rent ConEol Act, 2ml'
(4) No remedy, oider is final.
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18. 'A' and ts' contract that 'A' shall build a house for 'd' at a fixed price' The order in which
reciprocal promises are to be Perfompd was not fixe'd' what shall be the order of
perfomBnce?
(1) A's promise to build the house must be perfornra;d before B's promise to Pay
for the house.
(2) B's promise to pay for the house must be performed before A's promise m build
the house.
(3) A & B should perform thet promise simultaneously'
(4) None of the above.
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19. The rule of construction 'Noc.irrr a r.rcii.s' means;

(l) The mcaning of a wod is to be judged by the company it keeps.
(2) To reconcile incompatibility between the specitic and general words.
(3) No word in a statute is superlluous.
(4) None o[ lhe above.
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20. Which of the Acts & Regulations cannot be declared unconstitutional by High Courts
and Supreme Court?
(1) Acts & Regulations conceming persons tiom Scheduled Castes & Schcduled
Tribes.
(2) Acts & Regulations conceming Parliament & its members.
(3) Acts & Regulations enlisted in Schedule Vll of the Constitution.
(4) Acts & Rcgulations enlisted in Schedule IX of the Constitution.
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21. Special provisions as to evidence relating to electronic record were inserted in the Indian
E\ ldence Act, 1872;
(l) In the form of Section 65-8 w.e.f. 17.10.2000.
(2) In the fonn of Section 68-B w.e.f. 17.10.2000.
(3) In the form of Section 65-8 w.e.f. 12.08.2002.
(4) In the fo.m of Section 68-8 w.c.f. 12.08.2002.
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22. A mutual mistake of the parties in an instrumeDt, which does not express thet real
intention, can be got rectified by either party to the insfument;
(l) By instituting a suit under Registration Act, 1908.
(2) By filing an application under Section 152 of the Code of Civil Procedure,
1908.
(3) By instituting a suit under Section 26 of the Spccific Relief Act, 1963'
(4) Cannot be rectified.
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23. Power to amend the issue or fraune additional issues prior to passing of a decree vests in
a Court by virtue of which provision of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908?
(1) Order XIV Ruie I
(2) Order XIV Rule 5 J
(3)
Order XIV Rule 6 uI
(4) Section 151 (/t
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24. A Judge of a High Court may by writing under his hand' resign his office To whom such
resignation should be addrcssed?
(l)Chief Justice of the High Court.
(2)Chief Justice of India.
(3)Covernor ol lhe State
(4)President of lndia.
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 25. In case of repugnancy between the law made by the Parliament and the law made by the
State Legislature, with respect to any matter enumerated in concurent list;
(1) by vifiue of Article 246 of Constitution of India, law made by the Parliament
.hall prer ail.
(2) by viiLue of Article 246 of Constitution of Intlia, law made by State Legislature
shall prevail.
(3) by virtue of Article 254 of Constitution of lndia, law made by ParliameDt shall
prevail.
(4) by virtue of Article 254 ofConstitution of India,law made by State Legislature
shall prevail.
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26. Which provision of the Constitution of India abolished 'Untouchabilit)' and forbids its
prar ti\( io ao) formJ
(1) Article 14
(2) Article 15
(3) Article 16
(4) Article 17
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(2) 3rJA-< ,s
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27. Complete the statcmeot - A Courl cannot issue commission;
(1) to examine any person.
(2) lo make a partition.
(3) to collect evidencc.
: (4) to examine or adjust accounts.
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regarding territorial or pecuniary jurisdiction bas to be Eised at the fiIst available
opponunity?
{l) Section I0
(2) Section ll
(3) Section 20
(4) Section 2l
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(3) qnr 20
(4) trcr 21
The words "SOCIALIST SECULAR' were insened in the Preamble o[ the Conslitution
by which conslitutional amendment I
(l) Forty Filst amendment.
l2) Forty SecoDd amendmenr.
t3) Fony Fourth amendment.
t4r Fony Sixth amendmenl..
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30. Which provision of the Constitution confers upon a High Court the power to punish for
contempt of itself?
(l) Article 215
(2) Article 217
(3) Anicle 225
(4) Afticle 226
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(3) 3r5*E 225
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.ll. which ol the following facts are requircd to be provedl
(l) Atl laws in force in the tenitory of India.
(2) Public festivals and holidays notified in official Gazette.
131 The Rules of the road
(4) None of the above.
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32. The period of limitation for filing a suit to set aside transfer of property made by a
guardian of a wdld, by the ward's legal representative, when the ward dies before
attaining majority, ist
(1) Three years from the date when the ward would have become major'

(2) Three years from the date when such fact comes to the notice of the legal
re prese n Lati ! e.

(3) Three yea$ from the date of death of the ward.

(4) Twelve years from the date of the transfer'
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33. Under which provision of Code of Civil Procedure, rcstoration or setting aside of orders
passed ex parte can be sought regarding an application filed under Order XXI of CPC

which has been dismissed for non appearance or decided ex pane'l

(l) Order Ix Rule 13
(2) Order XXI Rule 58
(3) Order XxI Rule 106
(4) Order XXI Rule 100

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19 srivr tx f{qq 13
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iz1 erlet xxl f{qq 58
(3) 3nier xxl f{qq 1oo
tet :rrlcl xxl f{qq 166
34. The period of limitation for filing a suit rctating to tort against one who, having dght to
use property for specific purpose, perverts it to other purpose is;
(1) One year from the date the perversion ilrst becomes known to the person
iniured.
(2) Two years from the date the peNersion lirst begomes known to the person
injured.
(3) Thee Years from the date the perversion first becomes known to the person
injured.
(4) Four years liom the date the pervention first becomes known to the
pe6on

inj ured.

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35 The principle of 1L,rc e maieute' emarLares from which provision of the Indian Contract

Act, 1872?
(1) Section 52
(2) Section 54
(3) Section 56
(4) Section 58

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36. Under which provision, can the Court issue a warrant of arrest against a perso! rcleased
on bail and require him to lumish sufhcient sureties?
(l) Section 440 Cr.P.C.
(2) Section 446 Cr.P.C.
(.1) Section 4-,11 Cr.P.C.
(4) Section 443 Cr.P.C.
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37. ln which of the following, the Hon'ble Supreme Court held that in a case arising from
Negotiable Imtruments Act, successive sentences may be directed to run concurrently if
both transactions are part of single transaction?
(l) r2010' 5 SCC 663. Ddmodar S.Prabhu Vs. Sayed Babalat H.
(2) (2016) 3 SCC 1, Don Ayengia Vs. Stare of Assam & Ors.
(3) (2009) 1 SCC 706, Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Lrd. & Anr. Vs.
Rajiv Dubey.
(4) (2016) l0 SCC 761, Shyan Pal Vs. Dayawari Besoya & Ors.
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38. Which provisio,r of Indian Evidence Act stipulates that the- fact of woman being
habituaied to sexual intercoursc will not be relevant on the issue of consent
in a
prosecution for rape or outraging the modesty of the said woman?
(l) Section 50
(2) Section 53-A
(3) Section 54
(4) Section 5l
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(l) qRr 50
(2., Urqr 53 6
(3) trm sa
(4) ql{r 51
In reterence to the t al of summons cases by a Magistsate, which of the following
statements is corecl.:
(1) The Court shall frame charge after hearing tlle accused and the prosecution'
iii ffr" Cuun may discharge tlie accused after hearing the prosccutiol and the
accused.
(3) particulars
There is no requirement for the Cout to hear the accused and the
of the offence shatl be stated !o him.
t4t None of the above.
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Ram while going on pilgrimage, entrusted a box containing

jewellery to his neighbour
40.
open the box
St ayu-. Str"ayui ai.tron-e.tty-*iO ttre intent to comrnit mischief' breaks
without having any authority. Shayam has conmitted the offence of;
(l) Section 406 of tndian Penal Code.
(2) Section J79 of lndian Penal Code.
(3) Section 462 of lndian Penal Code.
(4) Nonc of the above.

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41, In which of thc tbllowing situatior$, the general principle of presumption of innocencc
of a child in conflict with law shall not bc applicable?
(1) When the child is cha-rged for rhe offcncc of murder punishable under Section
302 of lPC.
(2) When the child is charged for thc offcncc of gang rapc punishablc undcr
Section 376(2Xg) of IPC.
(3) Where the Juvenile Justice Board h&s passed an order under Section 15 read
with Section l8(3) of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children)
Act that the child should be tried as an adult.
(4) None of 0le above.

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42. A Police Officer receives a sum of Rs. 50001 as frne from a traffic violator. He deposits
the amount in the Trcasury three months after the stipulated period. He commirs;
(1) Offence punishable under Section 407 IPC.
(2) Offence punishable under Section 409 IPC.
(3) OlTence punishable under Section 420 lPC.
(4) None of the above.
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for an offence not punishable with death or imp.isonmelt of life, is under an obligation
to call for the report of Probation Officer?
(1) Section 9 of the Probation of Offenders Act
(2) Section 7 of the Probation of Offenders Act
(3) Section 4 of the Probation of Offende$ Act
(4) None of the above.
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44. A person (payee) signs blank cheque and gives the same to another person (holder) and
a
prosents the same
the holder litls up the blank space pertaining to amount and date and
in his banh account and it is dishonoured. In such a situation, which of the following
statement would be correct?
(l) The holdcr has committed forgery.
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(2) The cheque will have to be treated as invalid' U'
(3) The Bank would not accept the cheque'
(4) The holder will be entitled to maintain a complaint filed upon the cheque being

dishonoured upon being presented in the bank'

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Supreme Couft classified the wirresses
wholvreriabre' (ii) wmlv'i*"il"r'ril,i"""-'r,J'*i'o,,r.",,"0,"
::':ffi;f,iil,fli{?
(l) AIR I957 SC 614, Vadivelu Thevar Vs. Stare of
(2) AIR 1974 SC 276, Guli Chand & Ors. Vr. Stut" Madras.
(3) of nujurtfr_
ArR 20t2 sc t357. Ramtraresh &
orr. vr. sr"r. or Cililn;ln"rr,.
(4) ( r994) 2 scc 467.
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{6. \ hen a child io conflict with law isRts rrnre{rl {rq I
in custody while undergoing trialr is declared
under section t8(3) of the Juvenile J*,..
,*; *ili".r".i'irlilIi adult
crossing Ihe age of 18 years duri[s the
jo
1,g
of r al, which of rhe fo owing option is "" "*"
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u*tiuui" ro t},i
(l)To allowthe child lo go home after
advise or admonition.
tz,r o orop tlle proceedings
and release the child f.om cuslody forthwith.
(3) To direct the child to be released on proUution
ofgooa .onar"i.
(4) Send the child to a place of safety.
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rcpre\cnlalivc for lhc purp.,s.,of inquiry ' *' authorised
i5 requircd ro appornt an
'
(l) Section 302 ot Cr.p.C.
or trial before r criminrl ;;l;.:
(2) Section 303 of Cr.p.C.
(3) Section 305 of Cr.p.C.
(4) Nonc ol the above
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'p*rrt"p,ioi
under Section 113-4 of the lndian Evidence
Acl would be
fel-- if," than 7
and the deceased took placc more
attracted, if the marriage of the accused established
woman and cruelty soon beforc death is
,"ar, pi". ," ,n" ,,rciie of the
by the Prosecul.ion
is attracted to case the
tS I ii", J.".t" secbon I l3-A of the Indian Evidence Act reasonable doubt
'
against the
its beyond
prosecution is not required to prove case

accused.
(1) Statement (A).
(2) Statement (B).
(3) Both Statements (A) & (B)
(4) None of the above statements'
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which ;f the following can not be a ground to deny bail to a person' uJ
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49.
a child in conflict with law? -
",#'d;il;;t;;c. uutg"a against such person is a heinous.offence
and the
"' il;* been orderei ro be tied as an adutl
under Secl'ioo l8(l) of the
of children) Act'
iu-renlt" fu.ti"" (Cat" and Protection into
(2) When there are reasooable grounds to believe that the child may come
'-' u"ro"iu,ion *ith knowu criminal if released on bail'
(1\ThattheDersonmaybeexposedtomoral'physicalolpsychologicaldangel.
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50. Kalu prosecutes Khema for stealing a car from him, Khema is convicted. Kalu afterwards
sues Ganesh for the car which Khema had sold to him before his conviction. The
Judgment of conviction of Khema in the suit between Kalu and Ganesh is:
(1) Relevant.
(2) Irrelevant.
(3) Relevant only with pdor permission of court.
(4) None of the above.
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(l) Section 305
(2) Section 300
(3) Secrion 188
(4) Seclion 20J
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52. In which judgment, the Hon'ble Suprcme Court laid down that a complaint based on a
second or successive dishonour of cheque is maintainable, if no complaint based on an
earlier dishonour of cheque followed by statutory notice issued on the basis thereof had
bc{n Iiled:
(f) (2013) I SCC 177, M.S.R.Leathors Vs. S.Palaniappan & Atu.
(2) (1998) 6 SCC 514, Sadanandan Bha&an Vs. Madhavan Sunil Kumar.
(3) (1999) 4 SCC 567, Sil Import USA Vs. Exim Aides Silk Exporters Bangalore.
(4) (2004) 13 SCC 498, Krishna Exports & Ors. Vs. Raju Das.
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53. Under which provision of law, the Sessions Court can make a reference to 1ie High Cout
regarding the validity of any Act, Ordinance or Regulation, the determination of which
is necessary for the disposal of the case?
(l) Section 396 of Cr.P.C.
(2) Section 368 of Cr.P.C.
(3) Section 366 of Cr.P.C.
(4) Section 395 ol Cr.P.C.
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54. Which of the following provisions of Indian Evidence Act permits evidence recorded in
one case to be considered relevant in a subsequent proceeding?
( l) Section 32
(2) Section 37
(3) SecLion 38
(4) Sedion 33
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55. Under which provision of law, can a court direct any person to write any words or figurcs
for comparison of handwriting?
(l) Section 9l of CI.P.C
(2) Section 54-A of Cr.P.C.
(3) Section 73 of Indian Evidence Act.
(4) Section 3l I ofCi.P.C.
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witnesses in a criminal case?
(l) Section 217
(2) Section 3ll
(3) Both (1) & (2)
(4) None of above
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57. In which of the following cirses, drd rhe Honble Supreme C(,un decide the issue of
teritorial jurisdiction of the courl to entertain a complaint under rhe Negotiable
Instruments Act in reference to the Amending Ordinance of 2015'l
(f) (2016) 2 SCC 75, BridSestone lndia Pvt.Lrd. Vs. Inde.pal Singh
(2) (2016) 1l SCC 105, K.S.Joseph Vs. Philip Carbon Black Ltd. & Ors.
(3) (2016) I SCC (Cri) 173, Ultratech Cemenr Lrd. Vs. Rakesh Kumar Singh &
Anr.
(4) None of the above.
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5E. The right of private defence of &e body does not ext€nd to volunrary causing of death or
ofany other harm to the assailant, if the offence which occasions the excrcise of the right
to be of anyoi the descriptions hereinatler enumerated;
(l) An assault with the intention of commitring mpc.
(2) An assault with the intention of kidnapping or abducting.
(3) An assault with the intention of wrongfully coniining a person under
circumstances which may reasonably cause him to have recourse to the public
authorities for his release.
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59. A trial coufi in State of Rajasthan delivers its judgment in English. Under which
provision of law, can the accused seek a translated copy ol the judgment in Hindi
languagc.,
(1) Section 353 of Cr.P.C.
(2) Seulion 3o2,rl Cr.P.C.
(3,1 Sccrirrn 3o4 of Cr.P.C.
(4) Section 363 of C[.P.C.
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60. Under which provision of law, a scntence ofdeath passed by the Sessions Court is subject

lo confirmarion hy rhe High Coun.'

(l) Seclion 36e ot C[.P.C.
(2) Section 367 of Cr.P.C.
(3) Section 366 of C[.P.C.
(4) Section 370 of Cr.P.C.
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61. Which of the tbllowing irregularities vitiate thc proceedings, if any Magistrate not being
empowered by law in this behalf, does any of thc followirg things?
(1) Makes an order under Section 133 of Cr.P.C. as to a locll nuisance.
(2) Makes an order under Part C or Part D of Chapter X of Cr.P.C.
(3) Holds an inquest ulder Section I76 of Cr.P.C.
(4) Makes an order for maintenance.
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62. The trial coun while recording evidence in a case wherein the accused is in custody.
records the evidence of witnesses without ensuring prescnce of the accused in the court,
which of the followinS statement would be correct?
(1) The judgment passed by trial court in such proceedings would bc vitiated by
virtue of Section 273 (l) of C[.P.C.
(2) The judgment passed by trial coun in such proceedings would be savcd by
virtue ol Section 460 of Cr.P.C.
(3) Thc judgment passed by trial court in sucb proceedings would be saved by
virtue ol Scction 465 of Cr:P.C.
(4) The judgment passed by trial coun in such proceedings wouid be saved by
virtue oI Section 317 of Cr.P.C.

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63. Which provision stipulates that lunatic can be a compctent
(1) Section 84 of lndian Pcral Code
(2) Section I l8 of Indian Evidence Act
(3) Scction I l9 of Indian Evidence Act
(4) None of the above.
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61. In which of the following judgments' the Hon'ble
Protection of Women
of domcstic violence commenced prior to the enactmelt of The
also' in such a situation' the l{
from Domestic Violencc Act and continued even thereafter
aggrieved person is eDtitled to prolection of the Act? R

(1) '2014r 3 SCC 712. Sarswalhy Vs Babu' D

(2) (2015) 2 SCC 145, Meena Chaudhary Vs Commissioner ofDelhi Police'
(3) (2013) l5SCC755,lndraSarmaVs V'KV Sarma'
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(4) None ol the above'
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the accused' required to takc a bond from

f}5. Undcr which provision is the Cou( acquitting
him/her for appearance in thc higher court?
(l) Section 439 Cr.P.C.
(2) Section 436-A Cr'P C'
(3) Sectron 416 Cr'P C
(4) Section 437-A Cr.P.C'
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Which of the following documents cannot be admitted
in evidencc in a criminal trial
66.
without formal Proof?
(l) Certified copies of public documents'
examination of
tZl n"pna ia*r"d b, go" scientist aftcr chcmicaVserological
' agency'
samples forwarded to him by the ilvestigating
(3) alter comparison of the disputed
A rcpofl issued by a govt handwriting expert
signatures with an admittcd siglature'
party'
(4) A document which is admitted by thc opposite
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MaBistrate sentcnced an accused of thefl

for tluee months simple
"" A Metropolitan
67. ile an rppeal agaiDst such judgment
i;il;;;;;"a u i'n" or nt iooi eccused can f
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(l) The Coun of Scssions
l2l The High Co'rn
iJt fne Co-un of Cliel Metropolitan Magi:lratc'
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a document with
68.
""' Pubtic servant "A" while
likely- t: harm anolher public
in"o.r"", particulars knowing that bf this action' he is offence?
servant "8". The public servant
'A" is responsible for which of the following
(1)Fotgery.
(2)Creating of false documcnt'
(3) Chcating
(4) None of rhe above.
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69.UnderwhichprovisionofCr.P.C.'canapartyapproachanExecrrtiveMagistrateand
of Cr'P C?
Section 145
pray for dropping of the prccecdings initiated under R
(1) Section 145(2)
(2) Section 146ll ) t
(3) Section t48
(4) Section 145(5)
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provision of law, cao the cowt award compensation to a pe$on
70. Under which
I
groundlesslY arrested'l
(l) Seclion 349 ol Cr'P C'
(2) Section 357 ofcr'P C'
(3) Section 158 of Cr'P C'
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It is being said that too Iittle money is being spetrt by lhe Government on roads.
(l) Peoplc are saying that the GovemmeDt is spending too little money on roads.
(2) People were saying that too liftle money has been spent on roads by the
Covemment.
(3) People said that too little money spent by Government on roading.
(4) People have said thaa Govemment have spend too little money on roads.
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72. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate option.
Thc last train _ the statioD at I 1.30 am.
(l) will leaving
(2) has been left
(3) leaves
(4) was left
73. Fill in the blanks with tbe mosl appropriate option.
The new witness yesterday and the judge the investigations eady this
morning.
(l) arrived, started
(2) arrived, - starting -
(3) have arrived, would be start
(4) had arrived, had start
74. The word similar in meaning to "Quote" is;
(l) sight
(2) sue
(3) sigh
(4) cite
75. Fill in the blanks with the most appropdate modal.
When I was a child, I understand adults but now I don't.
(l) do
(2) should
(3) could -
(4) must
76, Complete the following sentence with correct subordinating conjunction;
he worked hard, he did not win.
(l) However
(2) Though
-(3) Nevertheless
(4) Moreover
77. The synonym of "Advise" is;
(l) Council
(2) Counsel
(3) Practice
(4) Proposat
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(1) paraphrase
(2) come to the Point
(3) display comPosition sklls
(4) have rarrative excellence
79. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriat€ phrasal verb.
The situation is difficult and calls . great tact.
(l) out
(2) up
(3) to
(4) for
80. Fill in the blanks with tbe most appropriate modal.
He be lazy, but he is not stuPid.
(1) needn't
(2) mustn't
(3)
- shall
(4) may I{
El. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate modal'
He have escaped by this window because it has been broken opeD' T{

(l) need
(2) dare
(3)
- ought
(4) must
82. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate option'
We just the most extraordinaly Yerdict today'
(l) to. hear
(2) have, heard
(3)- witl. hearing
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(4) can. h&lrd
83. Complete the following sentence with correct subordinating conjunction;
You must start at once you will be late' 1
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(2) although
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(4) because
E4. Fill in the blanks with the most appropriate option'
of my friends advised me to take taxi home'
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(2) One. a I
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(4) Thesc. some
t5. The antonyrn of "Proclaim" is;
(l) supPress
(2) Fetend
(3) anend
(4) distend
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