Prepare effectively for the All India Bar Examination with this ultimate set of 25 tough MCQs, combining previous year questions and advanced conceptual problems. Covering key subjects like IPC, CPC, CrPC, Evidence Act, Constitutional Law, and Contract Law, this set is designed to test your practical understanding and improve accuracy. A must-practice for candidates aiming to clear AIBE in the first attempt.
1.Which classification of offence comes under CrPC?
A. Cognizable & non-cognizable
B. Bailable & non-bailable
C. Summons & warrant cases
D. All of the above
Answer: D
2.Cognizable offence is defined under:
A. Section 2(a) CrPC
B. Section 2(c) CrPC
C. Section 2(f) CrPC
D. Section 2(l) CrPC
Answer: B
3.Non-cognizable offence is defined under:
A. Section 2(a) CrPC
B. Section 2(e) CrPC
C. Section 2(f) CrPC
D. Section 2(l) CrPC
Answer: D
4.In a bailable offence, bail is granted as a matter of right:
A. By police officer
B. By Court
C. Both police and Court
D. Either (a) or (b)
Answer: C
5.Complaint under Section 2(d) CrPC:
A. Can be in writing only
B. Can be oral
C. Either oral or written
D. By gestures
Answer: C
6.Under CPC, res judicata applies when:
A. Same relief
B. Same issue directly and substantially in issue
C. Same cause of action
D. Same court
Answer: B
7.Order 7 Rule 11 CPC rejection is based on:
A. Evidence
B. Defendant’s plea
C. Plaint averments only
D. Court discretion
Answer: C
8.Under IPC, intention differs from knowledge because:
A. Knowledge is weaker form
B. Both same
C. Knowledge irrelevant
D. Intention is assumption
Answer: A
9.Section 154 CrPC deals with:
A. Arrest
B. FIR
C. Bail
D. Trial
Answer: B
10.Confession made to police is:
A. Always admissible
B. Always inadmissible
C. Admissible if voluntary
D. Admissible before Magistrate only
Answer: B
11.Dying declaration is admissible under:
A. Section 24 Evidence Act
B. Section 30
C. Section 32
D. Section 60
Answer: C
12.Consideration must be:
A. Adequate
B. Lawful
C. Written
D. Monetary
Answer: B
13.Doctrine of basic structure limits:
A. Legislative power
B. Executive power
C. Amending power
D. Judicial power
Answer: C
14.Section 300 IPC defines:
A. Culpable homicide
B. Murder
C. Attempt
D. Hurt
Answer: B
15.Burden of proof lies on:
A. Defendant
B. Court
C. Person who asserts
D. Witness
Answer: C
16.Temporary injunction is governed by:
A. Order 6 CPC
B. Order 39 CPC
C. Order 7 CPC
D. Order 21 CPC
Answer: B
17.Bail in non-bailable offence:
A. Right
B. Absolute right
C. Discretion of court
D. Not allowed
Answer: C
18.Mens rea is:
A. Act
B. Guilty mind
C. Punishment
D. Evidence
Answer: B
19.Under Evidence Act, admission is:
A. Conclusive
B. Not relevant
C. Relevant but not conclusive
D. Binding proof
Answer: C
20.Section 482 CrPC deals with:
A. Bail
B. Appeal
C. Inherent powers
D. Trial
Answer: C
21.Under IPC, common intention is under:
A. Section 34
B. Section 149
C. Section 120B
D. Section 107
Answer: A
22.Which writ is issued to enforce legal duty?
A. Certiorari
B. Mandamus
C. Habeas Corpus
D. Prohibition
Answer: B
23.Limitation Act bars:
A. Right
B. Remedy
C. Both
D. Evidence
Answer: B
24.Under CPC, decree means:
A. Interim order
B. Final adjudication of rights
C. Execution order
D. Pleading
Answer: B
25.Which maxim means “no one should be judge in his own cause”?
A. Audi alteram partem
B. Nemo judex in causa sua
C. Ubi jus ibi remedium
D. Res ipsa loquitur
Answer: B
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