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Q1. Section 2(a) of the code of criminal procedure defines

1. Bailable offence
2. Non-Bailable offence
3. Cognizable offence
4. Non-cognizable offence

Q2. Section 2(c) of the code of criminal procedure defines

1. Non-Bailable offence
2. Cognizable offence
3. Non-cognizable offence
4. Both B and C

Q3. What are the essential ingredients of a ‘complaint’?

1. There must be an allegation in the complaint
2. The allegation must be about the commission of an offence
3. The complaint must be made to the magistrate
4. All of the above

Q4. Section 13 of the code of criminal procedure defines

1. Metropolitan Area
2. Assistant Public Procsecutors
3. Special Judicial Magistrate
4. None of these

Q5. What are the processes to procure personal attendance of a person in the court?

1. Summons
2. Warrant of Arrest
3. Attachment of property
4. Above all

Q6. What are the kinds of warrant?

1. Bailable warrants
2. Non-Bailable warrants
3. Both A and B
4. None of these

Q7. What is the difference between summon and warrant?

1. Issuing of summon is a primary stage. Generally warrants are issued if the attendance of an offender cannot be procured through summons
2. A summon is issued at the first instance in summons cases as well as in a warrant case. But warrant cannot be issued at the first instance in summons cases.
3. Both A and B
4. None of these

Q8. Which condition/s must be satisfied before issuing a proclamation?

1. A summon should have been legally issued against a person.
2. A warrant should have been legally issued against a person
3. Both A and B
4. None of these

Q9. What are the important condition/s necessary for initiation of proceedings under section 107?

1. Formation of opinion by magistrate
2. Existence of sufficient ground for proceeding
3. Both A and B
4. None of these

Q10. Public nuisance may be defined as

1. An obstruction, risk or injury to the life
2. A risk or injury to health
3. An obstruction to the comfort or convenience of public at large
4. All of the above