Q.16 The following provisions of law in Cr.P.C deal with period of limitation for taking cognizance of offence:Ans 1. Section 4482. Section 4583. Section 4684. Section 478Correct Ans Provided: 3

Q.32 An Executing Court under the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, in execution of a decree can impose on the judgment debtorAns 1. rigorous imprisonment2. simple imprisonment3. civil imprisonment4. none of the aboveCorrect Ans Provided: ...

Q.48 Section ____ of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, provides for admissibility of the Electronic recordsAns 1. 652. 663. 65B4. 65ACorrect Ans Provided: 3

Q.64 Charge framed under Section 211 of Cr.P.C. shall contain:Ans 1. Time, place and person alleged to have committed the offence2. The law and the Section of the Law3. Shall be written in the language of the court4. ...

Q.80 The statement under Section 164 Cr.P.C shall be recorded by:Ans 1. Magistrate2. Investigating Officer3. Sessions Judge4. All the aboveCorrect Ans Provided: 1

Q.96 The Competent authority to pass confiscation order under Telangana Excise Act, 1968Ans 1. Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise2. Jurisdictional Dy. Commissioner of Prohibition & Excise3. Jurisdictional Asst. Commissioner of Prohibition & Excise4. Station House Officer of ...

Q.1 Is there any limitation prescribed for filing application under section 47 of CPC before executing Court?Ans 1. There is no limitation prescribed and application can be filed at any point of time after decree is passed2. It ...

Q.17 Sanction from Government for prosecution of Public Servants under Section 197 Cr.P.C means:Ans 1. Sanction for lodging FIR2. Only sanction before filing charge sheet3. Sanction after filing charge sheet and before judgment4. Sanction only before judgmentCorrect Ans ...

Q.33 Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, provides for filing of a second appeal in theAns 1. District Court2. High Court3. Supreme Court4. None of the aboveCorrect Ans Provided: 2

Q.49 The burden of proof in a criminal proceedings lies on________Ans 1. Prosecution to prove the guilt of the accused2. Accused to prove his innocence3. Both on the Prosecution and the Accused4. On the MagistrateCorrect Ans Provided: 1