Code Of Criminal Procedure - Practice Test

(A) Judicial Magistrate-First Class

(B) Executive Magistrate

(C) Police Officer

(D) Civil Judge

(B) Executive Magistrate

(A) 176(1A)

(B) 176(1A) and 176(1B)

(C) 176(5) and 176(6)

(D) 176(1A) and 176(5)

(D) 176(1A) and 176(5)

(A) It is an information given to a Police Officer

(B) Information must relate to a cognizable offence

(C) It is an information first in point of time

(D) Information may relate to any kind of offence whether cognizable or non-cognizable

(D) Information may relate to any kind of offence whether cognizable or non-cognizable

(A) Illegal and cannot be protected under section 460 of Criminal Procedure Code

(B) Irregular and is protected under section 460 of Criminal Procedure Code

(C) Illegal but not liable to be set aside unless it amounts to miscarriage of justice

(D) Irregular but liable to be set aside

(B) Irregular and is protected under section 460 of Criminal Procedure Code

(A) In cases where the offences are compounded

(B) Where discharge or acquittal is not made

(C) By the Magistrate only where the offence charged is triable by him

(D) By the successor in office

(C) By the Magistrate only where the offence charged is triable by him

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