MCQs ON Cr. P. C., 1973 (PART-5)

(A)  In Bailable Offence (BO), bail is granted to the accused if he is prepared to give bail or on recognizance while in Non-bailable Offence (NBO), granting of bail depends upon the discretion of the court

(B)  BO is offence which is shown as bailable in the First Schedule (Column V) or is made bailable by any other law for the time being in force while NBO means any other offence

(C)  In BO, the Court can not remand the accused to the police custody if he is prepared to give bail whereas in NBO, the court may remand the accused to the police custody

(D)  All correct

Ans: (D)

(A)  Section 2(a)

(B)  Section 2 (aa)

(C)  Section 2(b)

(D)  Nowhere defined

Ans: (C)

(A)  It gives ‘inclusive definition’ of charge

(B)  It defines charge negatively

(C)  Charge includes any head of charge when the charge contains more heads than one

(D)  Both (A) and (C)

Ans: (D)

(A)  Chapter 14 (Sections 208-222)

(B)  Chapter 15 (Sections 209-223)

(C)  Chapter 17 (Sections 210-224)

(D)  Chapter 17 (Sections 211-224)

Ans: (D)

(A)  Prima facie, charge is framed after examination of accused and witnesses

(B)  Generally, charge is framed when a prima facie case is disclosed against the accused

(C)  The person against whom the charge is framed is entitled to know the nature of the charge at the earliest stage

(D)  All incorrect

Ans: (A)

(A)  True

(B)  False

Ans: (A)

(A)  Optional and not mandatory

(B)  Compulsory

(C)  Depend upon the discretion of the Court

(D)  Both (A) & (C)

Ans: (B)

(A)  Mandatory

(B)  Depend upon the discretion of the Court

(C)  Both (A) & (B)

(D)  Not compulsory

Ans: (D)

(A)  Section 2(c)

(B)  Section 2 (l)

(C)  Section 2 (d)

(D)  Both (A) & (B)

Ans: (A)

(A)  Section 2 (d)

(B)  Section 2(c)

(C)  Section 2 (l)

(D)  Both (A) & (C)

Ans: (B)