दिवाणी न्यायाधीश व न्याय दंडाधिकारी पूर्व परीक्षा २०१२

A. Only a police officer

B. Public servant

C. An officer of the Court 

D. Any of them

A. By a Registered Post

B. By Courier

C. By affixing summons on the house 

D. None of it

A. The person is absconding

B. The person is unlawfully confined 

C. The person is missing

D. Where-abouts of such a person are not known

A. The person is habitual offender 

B. The person is likely to abscond

C. The person is likely to commit a breach of peace

D. The person frequently quarrels with his neighbourer

A. Till she re-marries

B. Till her son becomes major 

C. Till she is employed

D. Till her death

A. Upon the police report that a dispute in respect of such property is likely to disturb public peace

B. If that party is dispossessed unlawfully 

C. If the rival party denies to deliver possession of a property though such party is owner of it

D. None of the above

A. Complaint in writing is presented to the Court

B. Complainant's statement on oath is recorded

C. The Magistrate is of the opinion that there is sufficient ground to proceed with the case

D. Police upon investigation submit a report that there is sufficient ground to proceed with the case

A. Can be cured by amending it in any case

B. Cannot be cured if such amendment is likely to cause serious prejudice to the accused

C. Can be cured by amending it though it causes prejudice to the accused 

D. Can be cured by amending it with a direction to retrial if such amendment is causing prejudice to the accused

A. To give him opportunity to state his defence

B. To enable him to explain circumstances appearing in the evidence against him 

C. To extract the truth from his mouth

D. To verify whether he can be released on probation

A. Examines him in open Court

B. Examines him in Camera 

C. Records his evidence on Oath

D. Seeks his affidavit

A. Extract of the judgment

B. Bill of costs

C. Reasons for which the suit is decreed or dismissed

D. Formal expression of the Court of an adjudication determining the rights of parties

A. Part of the decree

B. Statement of the Judges on the grounds of decree or order

C. Adjudication of right

D. None of the above

A. The trial of the suit immediately 

B. Frame the issues

C. Decide interim application before framing preliminary issue of jurisdiction

D. To determine issue as to the jurisdiction

A. Staying the suit during pendency of the previous suit between the same parties involving similar issues

B. Not trying the suit if suit involving similar issues between similar parties is decided

C. Bar to further suit 

D. Expediting trial of the suit

A. At any stage of the trial

B. At anytime before the plaintiff leads his evidence

C. At the earliest possible opportunity and before issues are settled

D. Even at the stage of appeal

A. 6% per annum

B. 12% per annum 

C. 9% per annum

D. 15% per annum

A. To refer the matter to Mediator

B. Necessary for the ends of justice or to prevent abuse of the process of the Court

C. For compelling the parties to settle their case

D. For compelling a plaintiff to withdraw his suit

A. To prevent the suit property being alienated or damaged

B. To prevent the plaintiff from dispossessing defendant from the suit property

C. To prevent the plaintiff from causing any legal injury to the plaintiff

D. All of the above

A. 90

B. 120

C. 30

D. 60

A. Not exceeding 90 days in total 

B. Not exceeding 30 days in total 

C. Not exceeding 60 days in total

D. Not exceeding 120 days in total