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Execution of Documents in Parts

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to criminal law, juvenile justice, and property law. It covers topics such as the relevance of character in criminal cases, definitions of offences under the Juvenile Justice Act, and various legal provisions from the Transfer of Property Act. Additionally, it includes questions about court procedures and the compounding of offences.

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Execution of Documents in Parts

The document consists of a series of multiple-choice questions related to criminal law, juvenile justice, and property law. It covers topics such as the relevance of character in criminal cases, definitions of offences under the Juvenile Justice Act, and various legal provisions from the Transfer of Property Act. Additionally, it includes questions about court procedures and the compounding of offences.

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REFRESH MEMORY 8

1. In a criminal case the previous good character of the accused is ___


A) relevant
B) not relevant
C) relevant in reply to bad character
D) relevant if the fact in issue is character

2. In a criminal case the previous bad character of the accused is ____


A) relevant B) irrelevant
C) relevant in reply to good character D) (B) & (C)

3. Facts judicially unnoticeable _____


A) need not be proved B) need to be proved
C) may be proved D) may not be proved

4. According to which section secondary evidence may be adduced


before the court?
A) Section 62 B) Section 63
C) Section 64 D) Section 65

5. Where a document is executed in several parts _____


A) each part is a primary evidence
B) each part is a secondary evidence
C) first part is a primary evidence and other are secondary evidence
D) None of the above

6. According to Juvenile Justice Act, a child who is found begging or


living on the street is known as ______
A) street beggar B) child beggar
C) child in conflict with law
D) child in need of care and protection

7. An offence is heinous offence under [Link] when it attracts an


imprisonment of ______
A) 3 years or more B) 7 years or more
C) 10 years or more D) Life imprisonment

8. An offence is serious offence under [Link] when it attracts an


imprisonment _______
A) between 3 years to 7 years B) between 3 years to 10 years
C) between 7 years to 10 years D) None of the above
9. An offence is petty offence under [Link] when it attracts an
imprisonment upto
A) 3 months B) 1 year C) 2 years D) 3 years

10. 'A child in conflict with law' means ______


A) A child who is the victim of an offence
B) A child who is forced to beg
C) A child who has involved in the offence
D) A child who is taken care of

11. Sampurna Behura Vs U.O.I 2018 S.C. The Supreme Court has
issued various directions in relation to ______
A) Domestic Violence Act
B) Search and Seizure of Property under Cr.P.C.
C) Juvenile Justice Act D) Arrest of politicians

12. The Transfer of Property Act 1882 cause into force w.e.f _____
A) 1st January 1882 B) 1st July 1882
C) 1st January 1883 D) 1st July 1883

13. According to Section 9 of [Link] a transfer of property may be ___


A) oral B) writing
C) either oral or writing
D) oral but when it is provided by law that it must be in writing, it must be
accordingly

14. Rule against perpetuity, provided under Section 14 of [Link], does


not apply in case of _____
A) Where the transfer is for benefit of public
B) Personal agreement
C) Vested interest D) All the above
15. According to which decision Doctrine of Election is based on equity
principle and applies to movable and immovable properties?
A) Bellamy Vs Sabine B) Rice Vs Noaks
C) Chappal Vs Chappal D) Cooper Vs Cooper

16. The transferor must be competent and be the owner of the property
to make it a valid transfer. This statement is ______
A) True B) False C) Partly true D) None of the above

17. 'A clog on redemption' is _______


A) Valid B) Void C) Voidable D) Unlawful
18. A suit for recovery of compensation for wrongs to persons may be
filed in a court as provided under ______
A) Section 18 of C.P.C. B) Section 19 of C.P.C.
C) Section 20 of C.P.C. D) None of the above

19. A receiver appointed by the court is known as ______


A) Custodia Proxy B) Custodia juras
C) Custodia legis D) None of the above

20. A plaint may be returned under ______


A) Order 8 Rule 10 B) Order 7 Rule 11
C) Order 7 Rule 10-A D) Either (A) or (C)

21. In case of a suit by indigent person payment of court fee is ______


A) waived B) reduced
C) deferred D) None of the above

22. Sections 460, 461 Cr.P.C. deal with ______


A) Sale of unclaimed or perishable properties
B) Irregular proceedings
C) Order of custody and disposal of property
D) None of the above

23. Under Section 100 I.P.C. in how many cases causing the death is a
defence?
A) 6 B) 7 C) 8 D) 9

24. Who can allow compounding of an offence which does not fall under
Section 320 Cr.P.C?
A) Magistrate B) Sessions Judge C) High Court D) None of the above

25. How many explanations are there to Section 378 I.P.C?


A) 3 B) 4 C) 5 D) 6

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