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Master the Law: Multiple Choice Questions for Judicial Aspirants

 Master the Law: Multiple Choice Questions for Judicial Aspirants!

Criminal Law Questions

  1. Under Section 375 of the IPC, which of the following is not an essential element of the offence of rape?

    • (a) Lack of consent

    • (b) Penetration

    • (c) Use of a weapon

    • (d) Gender of the victim
      Answer: (c) Use of a weapon
      #CriminalLaw #JudiciaryPreparation #Section375IPC

  2. What is the punishment prescribed under Section 302 of the IPC for the offence of murder?

    • (a) Life imprisonment

    • (b) Death or life imprisonment and fine

    • (c) Rigorous imprisonment for 10 years

    • (d) Imprisonment up to 7 years
      Answer: (b) Death or life imprisonment and fine
      #Section302 #JudicialExams #IndianPenalCode

  3. Which of the following statements is true regarding Section 34 IPC?

    • (a) It requires an overt act by each participant.

    • (b) It applies only to offences under IPC.

    • (c) It attributes joint liability for acts done in furtherance of common intention.

    • (d) It applies only to cases of grievous hurt.
      Answer: (c) It attributes joint liability for acts done in furtherance of common intention.
      #CommonIntention #IPCSection34 #Judiciary

Constitutional Law Questions

  1. Which part of the Constitution of India deals with the Directive Principles of State Policy?

    • (a) Part III

    • (b) Part IV

    • (c) Part V

    • (d) Part VI
      Answer: (b) Part IV
      #DirectivePrinciples #ConstitutionalLaw #JudicialPrep

  2. The Preamble of the Indian Constitution declares India as a:

    • (a) Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic

    • (b) Sovereign Democratic Republic

    • (c) Secular Socialist Republic

    • (d) Federal Democratic Republic
      Answer: (a) Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic
      #PreambleOfIndia #ConstitutionExam #JudiciaryPreparation

  3. Which Article of the Indian Constitution guarantees the right to constitutional remedies?

    • (a) Article 19

    • (b) Article 21

    • (c) Article 32

    • (d) Article 14
      Answer: (c) Article 32
      #Article32 #FundamentalRights #JudiciaryAspirants

Civil Procedure Code (CPC) Questions

  1. Under the CPC, the term ‘Res Judicata’ refers to:

    • (a) Stay of proceedings

    • (b) Bar on the retrial of a decided case

    • (c) Transfer of cases

    • (d) None of the above
      Answer: (b) Bar on the retrial of a decided case
      #CPC #ResJudicata #JudicialServiceExam

  2. Which Section of the CPC provides for the institution of a suit?

    • (a) Section 4

    • (b) Section 6

    • (c) Section 9

    • (d) Section 26
      Answer: (d) Section 26
      #CPCSection26 #CivilLaw #JudicialAspirants

  3. The period of limitation for filing an appeal under the CPC is prescribed in:

    • (a) The CPC itself

    • (b) The Indian Penal Code

    • (c) The Limitation Act, 1963

    • (d) None of the above
      Answer: (c) The Limitation Act, 1963
      #LimitationAct #CPC #JudiciaryPreparation

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