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1) Magistrate inquest is conducted by

One answer only.

   (a) District magistrate

   (b) Sub-divisional magistrate

   (c) Magistrate of the first class

   (d) All of the above

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2) Death sentence cannot be passed by

One answer only.

   (a) Supreme court

   (b) High court

   (c) Sessions court

   (d) All of the above

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3) A "SUBPOENA" is

One answer only.

   (a) Document of death report

   (b) Summons to attend court

   (c) Written document of punishment

   (d) A death penalty

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4) If a witness doesn't attend the summons of a civil court he is likely to be

One answer only.

   (a) Liable to pay damage

   (b) Imprisoned

   (c) Fined

   (d) Any of the above

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5) If a summon is issued from a civil & criminal court on the same day to same person he should

One answer only.

   (a) Attend civil court first

   (b) Attend both courts at a time

   (c) Attend criminal court first

   (d) Need not attend both courts, rather ask for shifting the session

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6) If a person survives after giving a dying declaration then

One answer only.

   (a) The same declaration will be accepted as evidence

   (b) The person has to appear in court & sign the declaration

   (c) The person has to appear in court & give oral evidence

   (d) The declaration has to be discarded

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7) Following are true of oral evidence except

One answer only.

   (a) It is direct

   (b) Less valid than documentary evidence

   (c) Allows for cross examination

   (d) May require the production of material things like weapons

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8) Following are true of perjury except

One answer only.

   (a) Willful utterance of falsehood by a witness

   (b) Failure to state what he believes to be true

   (c) Likely to be prosecuted

   (d) Inability to recollect the whole truth

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9) In professional secrecy the secrets regarding a patient can be revealed for

One answer only.

   (a) Protection of individual

   (b) Protection of the community

   (c) Interest of justice

   (d) All of the above

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10) Which of the following is true of Res Ipsa loquitor

One answer only.

   (a) It means the fact speaks for itself

   (b) This doctrine can be applied in civil negligence

   (c) This can be applied both in civil & criminal negligence

   (d) All of the above