Test 3 - pakarbiter

Q1. Under Sections 99E and 99F CrPC, regarding High Court procedure:

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A. Copies of the newspaper may be used as evidence, and the High Court shall frame rules to regulate procedure and costs

B. Police officers decide the execution of orders

C. Only oral evidence is allowed

D. The High Court cannot review forfeiture orders

Q2. Under Section 99B CrPC, a person interested in a forfeited publication may:

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A. Appeal directly to the Supreme Court

B. File a complaint with the police

C. Apply to the High Court within two months to set aside the forfeiture order

D. Appeal in the Magistrate’s Court

Q3. Under Section 94 CrPC, a Court or officer in charge of a police station may issue a summons or written order requiring a person to produce a document or other thing:

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A. Only after obtaining permission from the High Court

B. Only if the person is under arrest

C. Only if the document is in the possession of the police

D. If it is necessary or desirable for any investigation, inquiry, trial, or proceeding under the Code

Q4. Section 99B(2) CrPC does not allow setting aside the forfeiture if:

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A. The order relates to a publication printed outside Pakistan or the author/editor is convicted for offences under Section 99A(1)

B. The publication has no circulation

C. The author apologizes in writing

D. The publication is in English

Q5. Which sections apply to arrests under Section 66?

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A. Only Section 54

B. Only the local laws of the police station

C. Sections 55 and 56

D. Sections 47, 48, and 49, even though the arresting person is not acting under a warrant or is not a police officer

Q6. Under Section 98(1)(e) CrPC, during the search, a police officer may:

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A. Only interrogate the persons present but not arrest

B. Arrest persons only if they confess immediately

C. Detain persons for questioning for 48 hours without a warrant

D. Take into custody and carry before a Magistrate every person found in the place who appears to have been privy to the unlawful activities

Q7. Magistrate may at any time within his jurisdiction:

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A. Only issue a summons

B. Detain a person for questioning without arresting

C. Arrest or direct the arrest, in his presence, of any person for whose arrest he is competent to issue a warrant

D. Only request the police to detain a person

Q8. Under Section 94(2) and (3) CrPC, a person required to produce a document:

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A. Can refuse to produce if it is inconvenient

B. Can comply by causing the document or thing to be produced without attending personally

C. Only needs to produce oral evidence about the document

D. Must always appear personally in Court

Q9. Under Section 97 CrPC, the Court may specify in a search-warrant:

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A. Only public places where the offence occurred

B. The particular place or part thereof to which the search or inspection shall extend, and the officer must search only that specified place

C. Any place the officer chooses to search without restriction

D. The residence of any relative of the accused

Q10. A warrant under Section 98(1) CrPC authorizes a police officer to:

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A. Take photographs but not seize anything

B. Enter the place, search it, take possession of suspicious property, and convey it before a Magistrate or place it in safety

C. Search only after getting the owner’s permission

D. Wait for a summons from a civil court

Q11. According to Section 96 CrPC, a Court may issue a search-warrant when:

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A. Only after written permission from the police superintendent

B. Only if the accused is already convicted

C. Only for letters older than six months

D. A person to whom a summons under Section 94 or requisition under Section 95 has been addressed will not or would not produce the document or thing, or the Court considers a general search necessary

Q12. Who may execute the warrant under Section 98 CrPC?

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A. Only the Magistrate who issued the warrant

B. Only officers of the Customs Department

C. Any private citizen

D. Any police officer above the rank of constable, with assistance as required

Q13. Under Section 95 CrPC, if a document, parcel, or thing is in the custody of the Postal or Telegraph authorities and is required for an investigation, inquiry, trial, or other proceeding:

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A. It can only be delivered after the trial is completed

B. The document can never be produced for investigation

C. A Magistrate, High Court, or Court of Session may direct the authorities to deliver it to a person as ordered

D. Only the police can seize it directly without any order

Q14. When an offence is committed in the presence of a Magistrate:

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A. The case must be filed first before any arrest

B. Only the police can make the arrest

C. The offender must be reported to the nearest magistrate

D. The Magistrate may arrest the offender or order someone to arrest him and commit to custody, subject to bail provisions

Q15. If a person in lawful custody escapes or is rescued:

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A. The escapee is considered free until a warrant is issued

B. He cannot be pursued beyond the police station limits

C. The police must obtain a magistrate’s order first

D. The person from whose custody he escaped may immediately pursue and arrest him anywhere in Pakistan

Q16. A person arrested by a police officer can be discharged:

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A. Automatically if no complaint is filed

B. Only after 24 hours have passed

C. Only on his own bond, on bail, or under the special order of a Magistrate

D. At the discretion of any police officer

Q17. Under Section 98(1) CrPC, a first-class Magistrate may issue a warrant to search a place if:

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A. The owner refuses to show the place voluntarily

B. The police officer requests a search without any inquiry

C. He has reason to believe it is used for deposit, sale, or manufacture of stolen property, forged documents, counterfeit items, or obscene objects

D. Only if a non-cognizable offence has been committed

Q18. According to Section 98(2) CrPC, provisions relating to counterfeit coin and instruments for counterfeiting coin:

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A. Apply only if the items are found outside Pakistan

B. Apply only to forged documents

C. Apply only to obscene objects

D. Apply also to pieces of metal made or brought in contravention of the Metal Tokens Act, 1889, or instruments for making such pieces

Q19. Under Section 99D CrPC, the High Court on receiving an application:

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A. Shall refer the case to a lower Magistrate

B. Must confirm all forfeiture orders automatically

C. Shall set aside the forfeiture order if it is not satisfied that the publication contained treasonable, seditious, or other prohibited matter

D. Can only send the case back to the Provincial Government

Q20. According to Section 94 CrPC, an officer cannot issue an order requiring production of a document in the custody of a bank except:

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A. Without informing the account holder verbally

B. Under any circumstances, it is strictly prohibited

C. Only if the account holder is under arrest

D. With prior written permission of a Sessions Judge for certain offences or the High Court for other cases

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