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MCQI.P.C.
A
BCD
1. Who applies Indian Penal Code?A. The I.P.C. applies to every person guilty of any offence under code
provided. That the offence has been committed within India.B. Only Indian citizenC. Only HinduD. Only Mohammedan
A BC D
2. Who was the chairman the Indian Penal Code was drafted by the FirstIndian law commission?A. Lord Macaulay B. Lord DadulyC. Dr. Ambedkar D. Dr. Zakir Hussain
ABCD
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3. If a German or a frenchman commits adultry in India , it will be liableunder the code ?
A. He liable under I.P.C. B. He is not liableC. He is not liable any law D.None
ABCD
4. An allign commits offence in India? A. He applies I.P.C. B. He applies alien law C. He has not applies any law D. None
A BC D
5. Criminal court have no jurisdiction to try particular person even if they havetransgressed the provisions of the code
A. The president of India B. The prime minister of India C. The member of Legislative D. The member of parliament
A BC D
6. Criminal courts have no jurisdiction to try certain person if they havetransgressed the provison of the code A. Foreign Sovereign B. Chief Minister C. Member of parliament D. Member of Legisletive
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A BC D
7. Criminal courts have no jurisdiction to try certain person if they havetransgressed the provison of the code
A. Ambassadors B. Prime minister C. Chief Minister D. None
A BC D
8. . Criminal courts have no jurisdiction to try certain person if they havetransgressed the provison of the code
A. Alien enemies B. Chief minister C. Member of Parliament D. None
A BC D
9. Criminal courts have no jurisdiction to try certain person if they havetransgressed the provison of the code A. Foreign Army B. Chief minister
C. Member of Parliament D.Member of legislative
A BC D
10. Criminal courts have no jurisdiction to try certain person if they havetransgressed the provison of the code A. warships B. Indian ships C. Prime minister D. None
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ABCD
11. The Indian citizen commits offence out side of India A. Procedure under Indian penal code B. Can not try against him C. Procedure under C.P.C. D. Not liable under I.P.C.
A BC D
12. Intra territorial operation of the code in matter of sea A. 12 miles B. 5 miles
C. 6 miles D. 10 miles
A BC D
13. How many kinds of offences a death sentence may be awarded under theIndian penal code A. Seven kinds of offence B. Ten kinds of offence
C. Twelve kinds of offence D. All kinds of offence
ABCD
14. Is the death sentence compulsory in any case code? A. I.P.C. 303 B. I.P.C. 322 C. I.P.C. 376 D. I.P.C. 307
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A BC D
15. A death sentence may be awarded under I.P.C. A. I.P.C. 302 B. I.P.C. 323 C. I.P.C. 327 D. I.P.C. 326
A BC D
16. A death sentence may be awarded under I.P.C. A. I.P.C. 121 B. I.P.C. 337 C. I.P.C. 325 D. I.P.C. 376
A BC D
17. A death sentence may be awarded under I.P.C. A. I.P.C. 132 B. I.P.C. 327
C. I.P.C. 376 D. I.P.C. 332
A BC D
18. A death sentence may be awarded under I.P.C. A. I.P.C. 197 B. I.P.C. 325 C. I.P.C. 323 D. I.P.C. 326
A B
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C D19. A death sentence may be awarded under I.P.C.
A. I.P.C. 305 B. I.P.C. 306 C. I.P.C. 309 D. I.P.C. 327
A BC D
20. . A death sentence may be awarded under I.P.C. A. I.P.C. 396 B. I.P.C. 307 C. I.P.C. 376 D. I.P.C. 326
A BC D
21. Which section unconstitutional and violative of articles 14 and 21declared by Supreme Court?
A. I.P.C. 303 B. I.P.C. 302 C. I.P.C. 323 D. I.P.C. 327
A BC D
22. Types of Imprisonment?
A. Three types B. Five types C. Ten types D. Only One type
A BC D
23. Minimum imprisonment is laid down namely 7 years in cases A. I.P.C. 397 B. I.P.C. 302 C. I.P.C. 323 D. I.P.C. 327
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A BC D
24. Minimum imprisonment is laid down namely 7 years in cases A. I.P.C. 398 B. I.P.C. 302 C. I.P.C. 323 D. I.P.C. 327
A BC D
25. The maximum imprisonment that can be awarded for an offence A. 14 Years B. 20 Years
A. 10 Years B. 25 Years
A BC D
26. Total period of solitary confinement can not exceed.A.Three Months.B. Four Months.C. Seven Months.D. Ten Months.
A BC D
27. There are some offences which are punishable with simple imprisonment onlyA. Rebusing take 0thB. Contempt of Court.C. Offence against stateD. No Any One.
ABC
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D28. There are some offences which are punishable with simple imprisonment only
A. Disobedience to order duly promulgate by a public servant s.188.B. Assoulit on public servant .C. Contempt of courtD. No Any One.
ABCD
29. There are some offences which are punishable with simple imprisonment onlyA. wrongful restraint s.341B. offence against stateC. Contempt of courtD. No Any One.
A BC D
30. There are some offences which are punishable with simple imprisonment onlyA. Defamation s.500B. Contempt of Court.C. Offence agains stateD. No Any One.
ABCD
31. There are some offences which are punishable with simple imprisonment onlyA. Misconduct by a drunken person s.510B. Offence against public servantC. Offence agains state
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D. No Any One.
A
BCD
32. Rigorious imprisonment compulsory in two cases one of themA. Giving or fabricating false evidence with intent procures conviction of a capitaloffence s.194B. Contemp of courtC. Defamation s.500D. No Any One.
ABCD
33. Rigorous imprisonment compulsory in two cases one of themA. House-trespass to commit an offence punishable with death s.459B. Contemp of courtC. Defamation s.500D. Refusing to take oath s.178
A BC D
34. An offence punishable with fine alone.A. I.P.C. 137B. I.P.C. 323C. I.P.C. 324
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D. I.P.C. 325
A BC D
35. An offence punishable with fine aloneA. I.P.C. 154B. I.P.C. 120C. I.P.C. 302D. No Any One.
A BC D
36. An offence punishable with fine aloneA. I.P.C. 171-GB. I.P.C. 120-BC. I.P.C. 114-BD. No Any One.
A BC D
37. An offence punishable with fine aloneA. I.P.C. 171-GB. I.P.C. 323C. I.P.C. 506-2D. No Any One.
A BC D
38. An offence punishable with fine aloneA. Public nuranceB. Contempt of CourtC. I.P.C. 323D. No Any One.
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A BC D
39. How many important exception in I.P.C.A. Seven important exceptionsB. One exceptionC. Ten exceptionsD. Two exceptions
ABCD
40. Some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Act done to avoid other harm s.81B. Act done by saintC. Act done by womenD. Act done by men
A BC D
41. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Act of a child s.82B. Act done by teacherC. Act done by womenD. No Any One.
A BC D
42. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Act of a lunatic s.84B. Act of womenC. Act of MinisterD. No Any One.
A B
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C D43. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of them
A. Act of an intoxicated person s.85-86B. Act of ministerC. Act of teacher.D. No Any One.
ABCD
44. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Bona fide act for another’s benefit s.92B. Act of womenC. Act of teacherD. No Any One.
ABCD
45. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Communication made in good faith s.93B. Act of ministerC. Act of teacherD. No Any One.
ABCD
46. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Act done under compulsion or threat s.94
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B. Act of teacherC. Act of womenD. No Any One.
A BC D
47. There are some important exception in I.P.C. one of themA. Trifling Act s.95B. Act of ministerC. Act of womenD. No Any One.
A
BCD
48. Nothing is an offence which is doneA. By a judge when acting judicially in the exercise of any power which is ofwhich he in good faith believes to be given to him by law s.77B. By a ministerC. By a TeacherD. No Any One.
A BC D
49. Under Indian law even a stonger may defends the person or another personA. CorrectB. WrongC. offensiveD. No Any One.
A BC D
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50. Acts against which there is no right of private defense of bodyA. public servan s.95B. member of ParliamentC. M.L.A.D. No Any One.
A BC D
51. Voluntary durkennessA. There is no excuse in lawB. ExcuseC. No offenceD. No Any One.
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A BC D
52. The legal doctrine in regard to criminal insanity was the first time settled in Englandin ___________ case.
A. Mecnaughten’s case B. Knabi Kuraji’s caseB. State vs Laxman case D. No Any One.
ABCD
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53. There is the law gives full authority to the defender even to cause the death ofassailant important cases are enumerated in s. 100 one of themA. An assault as many reasonably cause the apprehension that death will
otherwise be the consequence of such assaultB. No any ApprehensionC. Apprehension of simple injuryD. No Any One.
A BC D
54. There is the law gives full authority to the defender even to cause the death ofassailant important cases are enumerated in s. 100 one of themA. An assault with the intention of committing rapeB. Simple injuryC. To give threatD. No Any One.
ABCD
55. There is the law gives full authority to the defender even to cause the death ofassailant important cases are enumerated in s. 100 one of themA. An assault as may reasonably cause the apprehension that grievous hurt will
otherwise be the consequent of such assaultB. No any apprehensionC. To give threatD. No Any One.
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A BC D
56. There is the law gives full authority to the defender even to cause the death ofassailant important causes are enumerated in s. 100 one of themA. An assault with the intension of gratifying unnatural lustB. To give threatC. Only apprehensionD. No Any One.
A BC D
57. There is the law gives full authority to the defender even to cause the death ofassailant important causes are enumerated in s. 100 one of them.A. An assault with the intention of kidnappingB. To give threatC. Only apprehensionD. No Any One.
A BC D
58. There is the law gives full authority to the defender even to cause the death ofassailant important causes are enumerated in s. 100 one of them.A. An assault with the intention of faultingB. To give threatC. Only apprehensionD. No Any One.
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A BC D
59. The right extends to the causing of death or any harm to the offender in the followingcases subject to the causing of any harm short of death.A. Roffery s. 103 B. Threat of murder
C. Threat of grievous hurt D. No Any One.
A BC D
60. The right extends to the causing of death or any other harm to the offender in thefollowing cases subject to the causing of any harm short death.A. House breaking by night B. Threat of murderC. Threat of grievous hurt D. No Any One.
A BC D
61. The accused represented to a woman who prepared herself to commit suicide in theirpresence that if she were to say ‘Ram Ram’ she would become suttee. They followedher to the pyre and cried ‘Ram Ram’ the pyre was set on fire and the woman died. Itwas held that accused were guilty of abetment of suicide. This matter in which case?A. Emp. Vs Punday B. Emp. Vs JoshiC. Emp. Vs Trivedi D. No Any One.
A BC D
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62. ‘A’ instigate ‘B’ to murder ‘C’. ‘B’ refuses to do so. What ‘A’ is guilty of abetting‘B’ to commit murder?A. ‘A’ is guilty of abetting B. ‘A’ is not guilty of abettingC. Both are guilty D. No Any One.
_______A BC D
63. When two or more persons agree to do or cause to be done illegal act or a legal act byillegal means such an arrangement is designated _____________A. A criminal conspiracy B. ConsentC. Agreement D. No Any One.
A BC D
64. Mere agreement to commit an offence amounts to criminal conspiracy and is therefore an offence.A. Correct B. WrongC. civil wrong D. No Any One.
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A BC D
65. Important case under s. 121 is ________ also known as the “ meeerut conspiracy case“ may be noted in this connection.A. S.H. Jhabvala B. Menka GandhiC. Indira Gandhi D. No Any One.
A BC D
66. If actors put on soldier’s garb while acting on the stage what? Any offence?A. No any offence B. Commit offence
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C. Tort D. No Any One.
A BC D
67. Two brothers were quarreling and abusing each other on a public road as a result ofwhich a large crowd gathered and the traffic was temporarily suspended what wascommitted affray?A. No affray B. Committed affrayC. Tort D. No Any One.
_______A BC D
68. An affray must place in a ____________ place only.A. Public Place B. Private PlaceC. In house D. No Any One.
_______A BC D
69. Riot must be minimum _____________ by member persons.A. Five persons. B. Four personsC. Three persons C. No Any One.
_______A BC D
70. The offence of giving false evidence is known as ___________ under the English lawA. PERTURY B. Hostile witnessC. False evidence D. No Any One.
A B
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C D
71. If a husband commits an offence his wife give him harboring what commit anoffence?A. No commit an offence B. Commit on offenceC. Both are offence D. No Any One.
A BC D
72. If a wife commit an offence her husband give her harboring what commit an offence?A. No commit an offence B. Commit on offenceC. Both are offence D. No Any One.
_______A BC D
73. The content of courts acts to give power _____________ the courts.A. Superior Courts B. Inferior CourtsC. Civil courts D. No Any One.
A BC D
74. Any police station affecting has right to arrest the offender who is responsible for theoffence relating to weights and measured but necessary for that.A. Warrant is necessary is necessary for thatB. Warrant is not necessary for thatC. BothD. No Any One.
A BC D
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75. In the case of self defence if an accused not produce the evidence of self defence,court suomoto should.A. Consider that matter B. Not consider that matterC. Take evidence D. No Any One.
A BC D
76. If a doctor bona fiddly says to a patient, that he is suffering from such disease that itwill be cause of death. In such a case the charge of murder can be frame to the favorof doctor.A. No B. YesC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
77. To constitute the crime intention and which other is necessary.A. Act B LawC. Knowledge D. No Any One.
ABCD
78. When an act which is another have common intention several persons but act done bysingle person.A. All are responsible B. First person responsibleC. No body responsible D. No Any One.
A
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BCD
79. For bribery or taking gratification, the offence is made is considered asA. Offence made by public servantB. offence made by personalC. politicsD. No Any One.
A BC D
80. If an obscenity picture is drawn in the statue and cutting then it is.A. Not an obscenity B. An obscenityC. Spoil D. No Any One.
A BC D
81. Whether judge of Indian court is covered in the definition of public servant of Indianpenal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
82. Whether the prime minister of India is covered in the definition of “public servant” ofIndian penal code?A. No B. YesC. Both D. No Any One.
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A BC D
83. Whether officer in the military, naval and air force of India is covered in the definitionof “public servant” of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
84. Whether every officer of the court of justice is covered in the definition of “publicservant” of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
85. Whether arbitrator appointed by court of justice is covered in the definition of “publicservant “of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
86. Whether a jailor is covered in the definition of “public servant “of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
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A BC D
87. Whether every person who holds any office in virtue of which he is empowered toprepare, publish, maintain or revise an electoral roll or to conduct an election or partof an election is covered in the definition of “public servant “of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
88. Whether a chief minister is covered in the definition of “public servant “of Indianpenal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
89. Whether a municipal councilor is covered in the definition of “public servant “ofIndian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
90. Whether a member of a legislative assembly is covered in the definition of “publicservant “of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
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A BC D
91. All the public servants are not government servants.A. Correct B. WrongC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
92. Whether the company is covered in the definition of “person “of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
93. Whether body of persons is covered in the definition of “person “of Indian penalcode?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
94. Whether an idol is covered in the definition of “person “of Indian penal code?A. Yes B. NoC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
95. The law which is implemented to some part of India.A. Local law B. Special lawC. Both D. No Any One.
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A BC D
96. Act of child under seven years.A. No offence B. An offenceC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
97. Act done to child for its benefit without the consent of his guardian?A. No offence B. An offence
C. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
98. What can a child less than 12 years to give consent?A. Can not give consent B. Yes he can give consentC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
99. If the child dies in consequences of the exposure what the offender be guilty ofmurder or culpable homicide or the case may be.A. Yes will be guilty of offence B. No guiltyC. Both D. No Any One.
A BC D
100. To attend on or to supply the wants of child of breach of contract be is punishable?A. Punishable B. No punishableC. Both D. No Any One.
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