1. Under CPC, a decree may be preliminary when:
(a) Rights are finally determined
(b) Further proceedings are required
(c) Suit is dismissed
(d) Execution begins👉 Answer: (b)
2. Under Evidence Act, “fact in issue” means:
(a) Any fact
(b) Relevant fact
(c) Fact asserted or denied in suit
(d) Fact proved
👉 Answer: (c)
3. Under IPC, “actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea” refers to:
(a) Motive
(b) Intention
(c) Guilty act + guilty mind
(d) Negligence
👉 Answer: (c)—
4. Under CrPC, complaint does NOT include:
(a) Police report
(b) Allegation orally
(c) Allegation in writing
(d) Magistrate taking action
👉 Answer: (a)—
5. Under Contract Act, past consideration is:
(a) Invalid
(b) Valid
(c) Illegal
(d) Void
👉 Answer: (b)—
6. Under TPA, transfer by ostensible owner is valid when:
(a) Without consent
(b) With consent + good faith
(c) Fraudulent
(d) Illegal
👉 Answer: (b)—
7. Under CPC, review is allowed when:
(a) Error apparent
(b) New evidence
(c) Both
(d) None
👉 Answer: (c)—
8. Under Evidence Act, opinion of expert is:
(a) Conclusive
(b) Relevant
(c) Irrelevant
(d) Binding
👉 Answer: (b)—
9. Under IPC, “preparation” is punishable in:
(a) All offences
(b) No offences
(c) Some offences
(d) Only murder
👉 Answer: (c)—
10. Under CrPC, cognizable offence means:
(a) Police cannot arrest
(b) Police can arrest without warrant
(c) Only Magistrate acts
(d) Bailable offence
👉 Answer: (b)—
11. Under CPC, execution can be stayed by:
(a) Appellate court
(b) Executing court
(c) Both
(d) None
👉 Answer: (c)—
12. Under Evidence Act, confession must be:
(a) Voluntary
(b) Induced
(c) Threat-based
(d) Promise-based
👉 Answer: (a)—
13. Under IPC, mistake of fact is:
(a) Defence
(b) No defence
(c) Punishable
(d) Negligence
👉 Answer: (a)—
14. Under CrPC, summons case relates to offence:
(a) >2 years
(b) <2 years
(c) Life imprisonment
(d) Death penalty
👉 Answer: (b)—
15. Under Contract Act, coercion is defined in:
(a) Sec 14
(b) Sec 15
(c) Sec 16
(d) Sec 17
👉 Answer: (b)—
16. Under TPA, lis pendens is under:
(a) Sec 50
(b) Sec 51
(c) Sec 52
(d) Sec 53
👉 Answer: (c)—
17. Under CPC, interpleader suit is filed when:
(a) Two plaintiffs
(b) Rival claimants
(c) No dispute
(d) Criminal matter
👉 Answer: (b)—
18. Under Evidence Act, hearsay is:
(a) Admissible
(b) Not admissible
(c) Always relevant
(d) Conclusive
👉 Answer: (b)—
19. Under IPC, private defence extends to:
(a) Property only
(b) Body only
(c) Both
(d) None
👉 Answer: (c)—
20. Under CrPC, warrant case is:
(a) <2 years
(b) >2 years
(c) Fine only
(d) Civil wrong
👉 Answer: (b)—
21. Under Constitution, writ of Habeas Corpus means:
(a) Produce body
(b) Stop proceedings
(c) Transfer case
(d) Issue order
👉 Answer: (a)—
22. Under CPC, caveat is under:
(a) Sec 148A
(b) Sec 149
(c) Sec 150
(d) Sec 151
👉 Answer: (a)—
23. Under Evidence Act, estoppel is under:
(a) Sec 114
(b) Sec 115
(c) Sec 116
(d) Sec 117
👉 Answer: (b)—
24. Under IPC, “dishonestly” means:
(a) Causing wrongful gain/loss
(b) Fraud
(c) Mistake
(d) Negligence
👉 Answer: (a)—
25. Under Constitution, Article 21 relates to:
(a) Equality
(b) Freedom
(c) Life & personal liberty
(d) Religion
👉 Answer: (c)—
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