दिवाणी न्यायाधीश व न्याय दंडाधिकारी पूर्व परीक्षा २०१५

A. 26^th January 1973

B. 1^st April 1974

C. 1^st April 1973

D. 30^th June 1976

A. Only a

B. Only b

C. Both b and c

D. Only d

A. not exceeding ten years

B. not exceeding five years

C. not exceeding seven years

D. None of the above

A. Fundamental Right

B. Civil Right

C. Statutory Right

D. Human Right

A. he can make enquiry and then decide whether to register an FIR or not

B. he has to register an FIR as a rule

C. he can refuse to register an FIR

D. he can direct the informant to seek direction from the Magistrate

A. Court of session can take cognizance of any case triable by it.

B. Court of session can take cognizance when complaint is filed before it.

C. Court of session can take cognizance when the High Court directs.

D. Court of session cannot take cognizance unless the case has been committed to it by the Magistrate.

A. a mere statement of the accused to be used to know his defence

B. of no use for the prosecution in the trial

C. also part of the evidence in the trial

D. not an evidence but can be considered by the court as a matter before it

A. proceeding recorded by video camera

B. a proceeding held in private place/premises 

C. a proceeding during which the public in general or particular is not allowed to watch

D. a proceeding conducted in a closed room secretly

A. Any reasonable amount to recompense the loss

B. Any amount not more than ₹ 5000

C. Any amount when fine is not a part of the sentence 

D. Any amount that the accused offers in order to get soft sentence

A. extend throughout the Taluka wherein he is posted

B. extend throughout the District where he is posted 

C. is co-extensive with the area of the Police Station within his local jurisdiction 

D. extend to the area, as the District Judge may define by special order

A. Court of Session

B. Chief Judicial Magistrate

C. High Court 

D. District Magistrate

A. one year

B. six months

C. three years

D. no limitation

A. not as a right, since the court can refuse his release for special reasons.

B. after hearing the complaint of the public prosecutor.

C. as a matter of right.

D. but it is the judicial discretion of the court to grant or not to grant bail.

A. Sons and daughters of the deceased person 

B. Authorised agent or the representative of the deceased

C. Class I heirs of the deceased

D. Any person who in law represents the estate of the deceased

A. the date for framing of issues

B. the date on which the defendant is summoned to appear

C. the date fixed for filing written statement

D. the date on which argument on merit is to be heard

A. the collector to effect partition of property

B. another court to arrest the judgement debtor residing in the jurisdiction of that court

C. the other court to attach the property of the judgement debtor, specified in the precept, which is in the jurisdiction of that court 

D. the revenue court to sell the property attached by the court

A. partition

B. possession of immovable property 

C. recovery of money, compensation

D. specific performance of contract to sell of immovable property

A. all the questions raised between the parties to the suit

B. all the questions between the parties to the suit relating to execution, discharge and satisfaction of the decree

C. all the questions between the parties to suit and the third party

D. all the questions between the parties except property to the auction purchaser

A. Government securities or bonds

B. Undivided interest or share in the immovable property

C. Whole of the salary

D. Mortgaged property

A. an alternate mode of service

B. permissible when defendant resides at a distant plac

C. permissible when plaintiff is not aware of the address of the defendant

D. a substituted service, when the court is satisfied that the defendant is avoiding service or he cannot be served in the ordinary way