Test 4 - pakarbiter

Q1. Under Section 102(3) CrPC, if a person in or about the place is suspected of concealing articles:

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A. They cannot be searched without a separate warrant

B. Such person may be searched, and if a woman, Section 52 directions must be observed

C. They can be asked to leave the premises instead

D. Only male persons may be searched

Q2. Under Section 103 CrPC, a search must be made in the presence of:

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A. Only police officers

B. Any person randomly selected by the police

C. Two or more respectable inhabitants of the locality who witness and sign a list of all things seized

D. The Magistrate alone

Q3. Proceedings under Section 107 CrPC can be taken only if:

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A. Either the person or the place where the breach is likely is within the local limits of the Magistrate’s jurisdiction, and approval of the Sessions Judge is required if outside jurisdiction

B. The person resides anywhere in Pakistan

C. Only if the person is previously convicted

D. The Magistrate has no territorial restrictions

Q4. Under Section 106(2) CrPC, if the conviction is set aside on appeal:

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A. A new bond must be executed automatically

B. The bond continues to remain in effect

C. The bond executed for keeping the peace becomes void

D. The bond is transferred to another person

Q5. Under Section 105 CrPC, a Magistrate may:

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A. Conduct searches without any warrant

B. Direct a search to be made in his presence of any place for which he is competent to issue a search-warrant

C. Only direct searches outside his jurisdiction

D. Only direct searches for non-cognizable offences

Q6. Proceedings under Section 108 CrPC cannot be taken against editors, proprietors, printers, or publishers registered under the Press and Publications Ordinance, except:

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A. By the local Magistrate without approval

B. By any citizen filing a complaint

C. By order or under the authority of the Provincial Government or empowered officer

D. By any police officer

Q7. Under Section 99A CrPC, a Magistrate may authorize a police officer:

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A. To enter and search any premises reasonably suspected to contain the forfeited publication

B. Only if the publication is printed outside Pakistan

C. Only if the author consents

D. Only after obtaining a High Court order

Q8. Who may seize a publication declared forfeited under Section 99A CrPC?

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A. Only the author of the publication

B. Any police officer wherever it is found in Pakistan

C. Only the District Superintendent of Police

D. Only the Magistrate issuing the forfeiture order

Q9. Who can also make an order under Section 106 CrPC?

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A. Only the police officer

B. Only the Provincial Government

C. Only the trial Magistrate

D. An Appellate Court or a Court exercising powers of revision

Q10. Under Section 99 CrPC, if things are found during the execution of a search-warrant beyond the jurisdiction of the issuing Court:

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A. They should be destroyed immediately

B. They can be kept by the officer executing the warrant

C. They must be left at the place of search

D. They shall be immediately taken before the Court issuing the warrant, or if nearer, before the local Magistrate who may authorize them to be sent to the Court

Q11. Under Section 106 CrPC, when a person is convicted of an offence involving a breach of the peace, the Court may:

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A. Order the person to execute a bond for keeping the peace for a period not exceeding three years, with or without sureties

B. Release the person without any bond

C. Impose imprisonment only

D. Only fine the person

Q12. Under Section 100 CrPC, if a first-class Magistrate has reason to believe a person is wrongfully confined:

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A. The police must wait for a complaint from a relative

B. He may issue a search-warrant to search for the person, who must then be immediately taken before a Magistrate

C. The person can be confined until the trial begins

D. Only a private person may execute the search

Q13. Under Section 108 CrPC, a Magistrate of the first class may require a person to execute a bond for good behaviour if:

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A. The person violates traffic rules

B. Judge

C. The person engages in petty theft

D. The person disseminates or attempts to disseminate seditious matter or criminally intimidates

Q14. Under Section 99A CrPC, the Provincial Government may declare newspapers, books, or documents forfeited if:

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A. They are printed without a publisher’s license

B. They appear to contain treasonable, seditious, prejudicial to national integration, or hateful matter under certain sections of the Pakistan Penal Code

C. They contain political opinions only

D. They are written in a foreign language

Q15. According to Section 104 CrPC, a Court may:

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A. Only examine documents without impounding

B. Impound any document or thing produced before it under this Code if it thinks fit

C. Only impound documents related to bailable offences

D. Return all documents immediately without inspection

Q16. According to Section 101 CrPC, provisions of sections 43, 75, 77, 79, 82, 83, and 84 apply to:

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A. Only private searches without a Magistrate

B. All search-warrants issued under sections 96, 98, 99A, or 100

C. Only warrants issued under section 94

D. Only warrants issued by High Courts

Q17. Under Section 102(1) CrPC, persons in charge of a closed place liable to search:

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A. Must allow free ingress and afford all reasonable facilities to the officer executing the warrant

B. May refuse entry until a court order is obtained

C. Can hide items temporarily until the search is completed

D. Are only required to show the exterior of the place

Q18. Under Section 103 CrPC, the occupant or searched person:

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A. Cannot attend under any circumstance

B. Only receives verbal information about seized items

C. Must wait until trial to know what was seized

D. May attend the search, and a copy of the seizure list shall be delivered to them upon request

Q19. The maximum period for which a bond for good behaviour under Section 108 CrPC can be fixed:

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A. Two years

B. Three years

C. One year

D. Six months

Q20. Under Section 107 CrPC, when a Magistrate is informed that a person is likely to commit a breach of the peace:

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A. The Magistrate may issue a fine without notice

B. The Magistrate may require the person to show cause why they should not execute a bond for keeping the peace

C. The Magistrate must immediately arrest the person without inquiry

D. Only the police can handle the matter

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