दिवाणी न्यायाधीश व न्याय दंडाधिकारी पूर्व परीक्षा २०१५

A. complementary to the powers specifically conferred, to be used when required to render justice 

B. the powers conferred by the statutes

C. the powers which are not limited by statutory provision

D. plenary powers of the courts

A. pending suit for injunction 

B. after institution of suit, either before or even after judgement

C. in any suit till it is decided

D. before institution of the suit when special case is made out

A. mis-joinder of parties

B. non-joinder of proper party 

C. non-joinder of necessary party

D. mis-joinder of causes of action

A. when defendant has a cause of action accrued before filing of the suit

B. when defendant has a cause of action accruing against the plaintiff either before or after filing of the suit

C. when defendant has a cause of action accrued against the plaintiff during trial

D. in all the circumstances mentioned above

A. Personal action does not die with the person

B. Personal action varies from person to person

C. Trivial actions should not be carried to the courts

D. Personal action dies with the person

A. Alternate remedy is available

B. Hear the other side 

C. Tender of pardon

D. Not to part with possession

A. Every right is attached with obligation 

B. Right without remedy is otiose

C. Where there is a right, there is a remedy

D. None of the above

A. "Girl told me that she was sexually assaulted.'

B. "Girl was crying and complained that she was assaulted.'

C. 'Girl was depressed and did not say anything.'

D. None of the above

A. ral evidence of a witness who witnessed the execution of contract

B. oral evidence of a witness who drafted it 

C. producing that written contract itself or by secondary evidence when permissible ·

D. expert evidence

A. The things done in the course of transaction 

B. A thing belonging to the guest 

C. Demeanor of the witness under examination in the court

D. A thing belonging to nobody

A. Statement made by the person at the time of his death

B. Declaration of a person in contemplation of death 

C. Statement of the deceased person as to his cause of death

D. Declaration of a person on the death-bed about disposition of his property

A. Any admission of the accused

B. Admission of the facts constituting an offence

C. Exculpatory statement of the accused

D. Self serving statement of the accused

A. Binding on the parties to the proceeding

B. Binding on the parties and any person claiming through such parties

C. A judgement that binds the world

D. None of the above

A. Depositions of witnesses recorded at the trial

B. Documents produced for inspection of the court

C. Electronic record produced in the proceeding

D. Report as to local investigation submitted by the Commissioner appointed by Court U/S 9 Order XXVI of C.P. Code

A. inadmissible in evidence being hearsay

B. admissible to prove general conduct and character of the parties

C. admissible to prove general custom or right

D. inadmissible as their opinion is irrelevant

A. the original document 

B. secondary evidenc

C. primary evidence

D. neither primary nor secondary evidence

A. To challenge his veracity

B. To challenge his knowledge

C. To show he is interested witness

D. To fortify his veracity

A. Lunatic is a competent witness

B. Lunatic is not a competent witness

C. Lunatic is a competent witness when he is able to understand the questions and give rational answers

D. None of the above

A. he did not examine himself as witness

B. he did not participate in the proceeding

C. he failed to prove material document though produced

D. material evidence, oral or documentary, not produced though available

A. irrebuttable presumption

B. permissive or discretionary presumption 

C. rebuttable presumption

D. conclusive proof of the fact