Test 7 - pakarbiter

Q1. When a person aggrieved by an order under Section 144 files an application, the Zila Nazim must:

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A. Cancel the order automatically

B. Give an early opportunity to be heard and record reasons if rejecting the application

C. Refer the application to the High Court

D. Send the application to the Provincial Assembly

Q2. Under Section 144(1) CrPC, who may issue a written order to prevent nuisance or danger in urgent cases?

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A. Station House Officer (SHO)

B. Magistrate of second class

C. Local Councillor

D. Zila Nazim, upon written recommendation of the District Superintendent of Police or Executive District Officer

Q3. If the jury finds the Magistrate’s order reasonable, the Magistrate shall:

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A. Transfer the matter to civil court

B. Make the order absolute

C. Cancel the jury’s verdict

D. Record fresh evidence

Q4. In emergencies, an order under Section 144 CrPC can be passed:

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A. Only after approval from the Sessions Court

B. Only after public hearing

C. Ex parte without prior notice

D. Only if the affected person gives consent

Q5. If local government elections have not been held or Zila Nazim hasn't assumed office, powers under Section 144 are exercised by:

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A. District Coordination Officer (DCO)

B. Provincial Police Officer

C. Civil Judge

D. Assistant Commissioner

Q6. Under Section 138 CrPC, when a person applies for a jury, the Magistrate shall:

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A. Refer the case to the Sessions Court

B. Order arrest without further inquiry

C. Appoint a jury of an uneven number, not less than five

D. Suspend the order until High Court approval

Q7. If the existence of a public right is denied under Section 139A CrPC, the Magistrate must:

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A. Immediately arrest the person

B. Conduct an inquiry into the matter

C. Dismiss the denial without inquiry

D. Issue a permanent injunction

Q8. Under Section 141 CrPC, if the jury fails to return a verdict in time or is not appointed due to the applicant's neglect:

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A. The applicant shall be punished

B. The case shall automatically stand dismissed

C. The Magistrate may pass such order as he thinks fit

D. The jury shall be reappointed mandatorily

Q9. If the act directed in an absolute order is not performed within the fixed time, the Magistrate may:

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A. Close the proceedings without penalty

B. Cause the act to be performed and recover the cost through sale of property

C. Refer the matter to the District Commissioner

D. Impose imprisonment without further notice

Q10. If the Magistrate finds reliable evidence in support of the denial of public right, he shall:

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A. Refer the matter to Police

B. Stay the proceedings until decided by Civil Court

C. Impose penalty under PPC

D. Proceed to enforce the order anyway

Q11. According to Section 142 CrPC, if there is imminent danger to the public, the Magistrate may:

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A. Issue an injunction pending inquiry to prevent such danger

B. Call for police reinforcements without legal process

C. Refer the case to the Sessions Judge

D. Dismiss the application immediately

Q12. Under Section 136 CrPC, if a person fails to perform the act or show cause, what happens to the conditional order?

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A. It is sent to the High Court

B. It is cancelled automatically

C. It is made absolute

D. It becomes void after 30 days

Q13. Under Section 138(2) CrPC, the Magistrate may:

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A. Impose punishment before verdict

B. Change the jury’s decision

C. Extend the time fixed for jury verdict for good cause

D. Cancel the proceedings entirely

Q14. What is the consequence under Section 136 CrPC if a person fails to comply with a conditional order under Section 135?

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A. He may appeal to the High Court directly

B. He shall be released immediately

C. He will face trial under anti-terror laws

D. He shall be liable to penalty under Section 188 of the Pakistan Penal Code

Q15. If a person fails to deny the public right under Section 139A(3) CrPC, then:

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A. He may deny it at any later stage

B. He cannot deny it in further proceedings

C. The case is referred to a jury

D. The matter is reopened for trial

Q16. According to Section 138 CrPC, how are members of the jury selected?

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A. Half by the Magistrate and half by the applicant

B. The applicant selects all members

C. All members are selected by the Sessions Judge

D. Magistrate randomly selects from police officers

Q17. Under Section 140(1) CrPC, when an order is made absolute under Sections 136, 137, or 139, the Magistrate must:

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A. Give notice and require the person to perform the act within a fixed time, warning of penalty under Section 188 PPC

B. File a criminal case directly against the person

C. Refer the matter to the civil court

D. Issue a warrant without notice

Q18. How long can an order under Section 144 CrPC remain in force without special direction by the Provincial Government?

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A. Up to 30 days

B. Not more than one day

C. Not more than two consecutive days and not more than seven days in a month

D. Indefinitely until revoked

Q19. Section 143 CrPC empowers a Magistrate of the first class to:

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A. Summon the complainant to explain public nuisance

B. Enforce criminal penalties directly

C. Prohibit the repetition or continuance of a public nuisance

D. Transfer nuisance cases to municipal authorities

Q20. Under Section 139(2) CrPC, if the jury does not support the Magistrate’s order:

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A. The person shall be fined

B. Magistrate may reappoint a jury

C. No further proceedings shall be taken

D. The order shall be modified

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