दिवाणी न्यायाधीश व न्याय दंडाधिकारी पूर्व परीक्षा २०१६

A. All the above

B. (a), (b) and (c) 

C. (b), (c) and (d)

D. (a), (c) and (d)

A. at any time even without prior notice to the tenant

B. at any time giving prior notice to the tenant 

C. at a reasonable time giving prior notice to the tenan

D. during day time only giving a notice to the tenant

A. As a rule in all execution cases show cause notice is needed to be given.

B. When warrant of possession of immovable property is saught in execution.

C. When execution is filed, more than two years after date of decree. 

D. When execution is filed by legal representative of the decree holder.

A. Five years

B. Three Years

C. Seven Years

D. No period is prescribed

A. Voluntary confession made to the police officer.

B. Confession caused by threat, inducement proceeding from person in authority, having reference to the charge against accused etc.

C. Voluntary statement made in police custody.

D. Voluntary confession made while in police custody but made to the magistrate.

A. (a), (c) and (d)

B. (b), (c) and (d)

C. (a), (b) and (d)

D. (a) and (c) only

A. Court in Mumbai only

B. Court at Jalna or Buldana

C. Court in Mumbai as well as Jalna and Buldana

D. Court in Pune

A. Cooking utensils, beds etc.

B. Implements of husbandary 

C. Books of account

D. Shares in the corporations

A. Which may extend to one month or a fine which may extend to one thousand or both.

B. Which may extend to three months or a fine which may extend to one thousand or with both.

C. Which may extend to three months and a fine which may extend to one thousand. 

D. Which may extend to one month and a fine which may extend to one thousand.

A. Court of sessions

B. Chief Judicial Magistrate

C. High Court

D. All the above

A. in appeal also for the first time

B. during trial of the suit

C. at any stage of the suit

D. if taken at the earliest opportunity or before settlement of issues

A. U/S 323 IPC

B. U/S 326 IPC 

C. U/S 325 IPC

D. No offence

A. Under 8 years

B. Under 10 years 

C. Under 12 years

D. Under 7 years

A.  the legal heir of the deceased party 

B. a person who in law represents estate of the deceased party

C. a person nominated by the deceased party

D. other relatives though they are not legal heirs

A. Government Companies

B. Public Sector Undertaking

C. Municipal Corporation 

D. Board of Control for Cricket of India (BCCI)

A. If he has been an advocate for not less than seven years

B. If he has practised as an advocate for more than three years 

C. If he has been, an advocate for not less than five years

D. If he has practised as an advocate for a year

A. in writing and registered

B. in writing and registered if it is for a period one year or more

C. in writing but it need not be registered 

D. in writing and registered if it is for a period 3 years or more

A. Admission may be a statement oral or written,

B. Admission is conclusive proof of the fact admitted. 

C. Maker of the admission may prove that it was erroneously made.

D. Admission can be used against it's maker or his representative in interest

A. Criminal misappropriation of property

B. Criminal breach of trust

C. Theft of property

D. No offence

A. has to be dismissed when objection is raised in defence. 

B. has to be disinissed even though no objection as to limitation is raised in defence. 

C. has to be dismissed unless sufficient cause for the delay is shown.

D. can be entertained and decided on merit if court considers it just and proper.