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Q1. According to Order VII Rule 2 CPC, in a suit for recovery of money, the plaint must:

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A. Only mention that some amount is due without details

B. State the precise amount claimed

C. Be accompanied by the defendant's bank statement

D. Include an affidavit by a chartered accountant

Q2. Under Order VI Rule 8 CPC, a bare denial of a contract in a pleading shall be construed as:

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A. An admission unless expressly denied

B. A denial in fact only of the express or implied contract

C. A denial of the legality of the contract

D. A complete rejection of the law involved

Q3. According to Order VI Rule 9 CPC, where the contents of a document are material:

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A. It is sufficient to state its effect briefly in the pleading

B. The entire document must be reproduced

C. Only an affidavit can be used

D. It must be attached in original form

Q4. As per Order VI Rule 18 CPC, if a party fails to amend within the time granted by the court:

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A. He shall not be allowed to amend later unless the time is extended

B. He must file a fresh suit

C. He may still amend anytime before final judgment

D. He must appeal to a higher court

Q5. According to Order VI Rule 14 CPC, every pleading must be signed by:

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A. The defendant only

B. The party and his pleader (if any)

C. The judge and court staff

D. Two independent witnesses

Q6. According to Order VII Rule 1 CPC, which of the following must be stated in a plaint?

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A. The entire evidence in support of the claim

B. The facts constituting the cause of action and when it arose

C. The full academic history of the plaintiff

D. The prior judgment of another court

Q7. As per Order VI Rule 10 CPC, when malice, fraud, or knowledge is material:

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A. It must be proved by two witnesses

B. It must be explained through documentary evidence

C. It must be left to the discretion of the court to infer

D. It is sufficient to allege it as a fact without giving circumstances

Q8. Under Order VII Rule 4 CPC, where a plaintiff sues in a representative character, the plaint must show:

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A. That he has court permission to act as a witness

B. That he is a government servant

C. That he owns 50% or more of the disputed property

D. That he has an existing interest and has taken necessary steps to sue

Q9. As per Order VI Rule 15(3) CPC, the verification must:

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A. Be done only in the presence of the opposing party

B. Be left unsigned until court approval

C. Be signed and mention the date and place of signing

D. Be typed in capital letters

Q10. As per Order VI Rule 12 CPC, if a contract is to be implied from letters or conversations:

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A. No reference to circumstances is permitted

B. The pleading must only cite legal provisions

C. All letters must be reproduced in full in the pleading

D. It may be alleged as a fact with general reference to such letters or conversations

Q11. Under Order VI Rule 15(1) CPC, a pleading must be verified:

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A. On oath or solemn affirmation by the party or a person acquainted with the facts

B. By a notary public or commissioner

C. Only by the party’s pleader

D. By the judge of the court

Q12. If the plaintiff or defendant is a minor or of unsound mind, the plaint must:

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A. Include a statement to that effect

B. Not be entertained at all

C. Be accompanied by a doctor's certificate

D. Be submitted by a court officer

Q13. Under Order VI Rule 13 CPC, facts which the law presumes:

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A. Must always be alleged with supporting evidence

B. Are not considered in civil cases

C. Need not be pleaded unless specifically denied

D. Must be proved through affidavits

Q14. According to Order VII Rule 3 CPC, when the subject matter of the suit is immoveable property, the plaint must:

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A. Include a site plan certified by the municipality

B. Describe the property sufficiently to identify it

C. Mention the year of purchase only

D. Contain a photograph of the property

Q15. According to Order VI Rule 15(2) CPC, the person verifying a pleading must:

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A. Mention the names of all witnesses

B. Specify which paragraphs are verified by knowledge and which by information

C. Submit a separate affidavit

D. Write the entire pleading in their own handwriting

Q16. Under Order VII Rule 1 CPC, the plaint must contain:

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A. Facts showing that the court has jurisdiction

B. List of witnesses

C. Rules of procedure for trial

D. Previous pleadings in similar matters

Q17. According to Order VI Rule 7 CPC, no pleading shall raise a new ground of claim or fact inconsistent with earlier pleadings:

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A. Unless it is done in final arguments

B. Unless permitted by the opposite party

C. Except with a separate application

D. Except by way of amendment

Q18. Under Order VI Rule 16 CPC, the court may strike out any part of a pleading if it is:

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A. Unnecessary, scandalous, or likely to delay fair trial

B. Longer than 10 pages

C. Not accompanied by witness names

D. Typed in a foreign language

Q19. According to Order VI Rule 17 CPC, the court may allow amendment of plead

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A. After written arguments only

B. At any stage for determining the real questions in controversy

C. Only with consent of both parties

D. Only before the framing of issues

Q20. According to Order VI Rule 11 CPC, when notice of any fact is material, it is sufficient to:

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A. Prove it through certified documents

B. Mention it only in oral arguments

C. Attach the original notice to the plaint

D. Allege such notice as a fact unless its form or terms are material

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