Code Of Criminal Procedure - Practice Test

[#186] "Anticipatory bail" implies

(A) That the accused gives an undertaking to the Police Officer that he will be available for investigations provided he is not arrested

(B) The direction by the Magistrate to the Police Officer not to arrest the accused

(C) The direction by the Sessions Court or the High Court to the Police Officer to release on bail an accused alleged to have committed the non-bailable offence(s) in the event of his arrest on the terms and conditions which the Court considers proper in the case

(D) The Direction by the High Court to the Sessions Court to release the accused immediately after arrest in a non-bailable offence

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(C) The direction by the Sessions Court or the High Court to the Police Officer to release on bail an accused alleged to have committed the non-bailable offence(s) in the event of his arrest on the terms and conditions which the Court considers proper in the case

[#187] Anticipatory bail can be granted by the Sessions court

(A) When the offence committed is bailable

(B) When the accused has committed a non-bailable offence and has been arrested

(C) When the accused it is alleged has committed non-bailable offence and is yet to be arrested

(D) When the First Information Report has not been registered

Correct Answer

(C) When the accused it is alleged has committed non-bailable offence and is yet to be arrested

[#188] If an officer-incharge of a police station refuses to register First information Report, to whom the substance of it should be sent as per section 154 of Criminal Procedure Code:

(A) District Collector

(B) Superintendent of Police

(C) Chief Minister

(D) Governor

Correct Answer

(B) Superintendent of Police

[#189] The Court of a Magistrate of the second class may pass a sentence of fine not exceeding . . . . . . . . rupees.

(A) One thousand

(B) Three thousand

(C) Five thousand

(D) Ten thousand

Correct Answer

(C) Five thousand

[#190] Under section 125 Criminal Procedure Code, the Magistrate of the first class may, in certain circumstances, order for maintenance of wives, children and parents, monthly allowance at such monthly rates:

(A) Not exceeding five hundred rupees in the whole

(B) Not exceeding two thousand five hundred rupees in the whole

(C) As such Magistrate thinks fit

(D) Not exceeding fifteen hundred rupees in the whole

Correct Answer

(C) As such Magistrate thinks fit

Code Of Criminal Procedure - Study Mode

[#186] "Anticipatory bail" implies

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[#187] Anticipatory bail can be granted by the Sessions court

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[#188] If an officer-incharge of a police station refuses to register First information Report, to whom the substance of it should be sent as per section 154 of Criminal Procedure Code:

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[#189] The Court of a Magistrate of the second class may pass a sentence of fine not exceeding . . . . . . . . rupees.

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[#190] Under section 125 Criminal Procedure Code, the Magistrate of the first class may, in certain circumstances, order for maintenance of wives, children and parents, monthly allowance at such monthly rates:

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