Code Of Criminal Procedure - Practice Test

(A) There is sufficient ground for conviction

(B) There is prima facie no probable defence of accused

(C) Accused is not innocent

(D) There is sufficient ground for proceeding

(D) There is sufficient ground for proceeding

(A) No, a Magistrate cannot be a witness under Section 310 of Criminal Procedure Code

(B) No, a Magistrate is concerned only to the case of prosecution under Section 310 of Criminal Procedure Code

(C) Yes, Magistrate can inspect for the proper appreciation of evidence under Section 310 of Criminal Procedure Code

(D) Yes, but inspection will not be a part of file

(C) Yes, Magistrate can inspect for the proper appreciation of evidence under Section 310 of Criminal Procedure Code

(A) Section 286 Criminal Procedure Code

(B) Section 300 Criminal Procedure Code

(C) Section 433 Criminal Procedure Code

(D) Section 289 Criminal Procedure Code

(C) Section 433 Criminal Procedure Code

(A) Police officer investigating the case

(B) Victim

(C) Accused

(D) All of the above

(D) All of the above

(A) A legitimate or illegitimate major male child, suffering from physical or mental abnormality

(B) A legitimate or illegitimate minor child

(C) Wife including divorced but not remarried woman

(D) All the above

(D) All the above

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