Code of criminal procedure Consists a) 584 Sections, 5 Schedules & 56 forms b) 484 Sections, 2 Schedules & 56 forms ,37 chapters c) 156 Sections, 3 Schedules & 56 forms d) None of these

Code of criminal procedure Consists

a) 584 Sections, 5 Schedules & 56 forms

b) 484 Sections, 2 Schedules & 56 forms ,37 chapters

c) 156 Sections, 3 Schedules & 56 forms

d) None of these
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b) 484 Sections, 2 Schedules & 56 forms ,37 chapters
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Last Answer : c) Nagaland , tribal area

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Last Answer : b) 1898

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Last Answer : c) 2008

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Last Answer : (d) 2(9)

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Last Answer : (a) 2(6)

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Last Answer : (a) 2(5)

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Last Answer : (a) 2(7)

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Last Answer : (a) 2(7)

‘Public Officer’ is defined in………………..of Code of civil Procedure 1908. (a) 2(16) (b) 2(14) (c) 2(17) (d) 2(19)

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Last Answer : (c) 2(17)

The Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act, 1999 as well as the Amendment Act, 2002 were held constitutionally valid in (a) T.K. Rangarajan Vs. Govt. of Tamil Nadu (b) Selam Bar Association Vs. Union of India (c) State of Punjab Vs. Sivaram (d) Centre for public interest Vs. Union of India

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Last Answer : (b) Selam Bar Association Vs. Union of India

The Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2002 came into force on (a) 1st April, 2002 (b) 1st June, 2002 (c) 6th June, 2002 (d) 1st July, 2002

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Last Answer : (d) 1st July, 2002

The first uniform Code of civil Procedure was enacted in the year (a) 1908 (b) 1859 (c) 1882 (d) 1872

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Last Answer : (b) 1859

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Last Answer : (c) 2(10)

‘Order’ is defined in………………..of Code of civil Procedure 1908. (a) 2(11) (b) 2(14) (c) 2(15) (d) 2(12)

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Last Answer : (b) 2(14)

Civil procedure code come into force on a) 01 Jan 1908 b) 01 Apr 1908 c) 01 Jan 1909 d) 15 Jun 1909

Description : Civil procedure code come into force on a) 01 Jan 1908 b) 01 Apr 1908 c) 01 Jan 1909 d) 15 Jun 1909

Last Answer : c) 01 Jan 1909

When a criminal act is done by several persons in furtherance of the common intention of all (a) Each of such person is liable for that act in the same manner as if it were done by him alone (b) Each of such person is liable for his own overt act (c) Each of such person shall be liable according to the extent of his participation in the crime (d) Both (b) & (c).

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Last Answer : (a) Each of such person is liable for that act in the same manner as if it were done by  him alone

What is 484 divided by 12 with remander?

Description : What is 484 divided by 12 with remander?

Last Answer : 40.3333

What is 484 divided by 12 with remander?

Description : What is 484 divided by 12 with remander?

Last Answer : 40.3333

Divide Rs 1728 among P, Q, R in such way that 8 times P's share is 12times Q's share and is 6 times R's share. How much does each get? A) Rs. 576,384,768 B) Rs. 588,392,484 C) Rs. 592, 384, 652 D) None of the above

Description : Divide Rs 1728 among P, Q, R in such way that 8 times P's share is 12times Q's share and is 6 times R's share. How much does each get? A) Rs. 576,384,768 B) Rs. 588,392,484 C) Rs. 592, 384, 652 D) None of the above

Last Answer : Answer: A)  Given, 8P=12Q=6R  4P=6Q=3R=>4P=6Q=>6/4Q=>P=3/2Q  6Q=3R R=6Q/3=2Q  Then, P+Q+R=1728  3/2Q+Q+2Q=1728  3Q+2Q+4Q=3456  9Q=3456  Q=384  P=3/2Q =3/2*384=576,R=2Q=768  A:B:C=576:384:768

A bus can travel 25% faster than a jeep. Both start from point P at the same time and reach point Q, 225 kms away from P, at the same time. On the way, however, the bus lost about 37.5 minutes while stopping at the certain place. What is the speed of the jeep? a) 64 km/hr b) 72 km/hr c) 68 km/hr d) 56 km/hr

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Last Answer : B Let speed of the jeep =x kmph Then, speed of the bus =(100+25)x/100 =125x/100 =5x/4 kmph Time taken by the jeep to travel from P to Q =225/x hours Time taken by the bus to travel from p to Q =225/(5x/4) + ... 225/x=900/5x+37.5/60 225/x=180/x+37.5/60 45/x =37.5/60 37.5x=45*60 X=72 km/hr

How many times does 37 go into 56 I NEED ANSWERS?

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Last Answer : 1 with a remainder of 19

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Description : The procedural part contained is (a) Sections (b) Rules (c) Codes (d) None

Last Answer : (c) Codes

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Description : The substantive part contained is (a) Sections (b) Rules (c) Orders (d) None of these.

Last Answer : (a) Sections

The ______RMS must inspect every ______at intervals of about ____such offices and sections in his sub division as are assigned to him by the ______ a) ASP, twelve months six months, Head of the Circle b) Sub divisional Inspector, three months, three months, Head of the Circle c) Sub divisional Inspector, twelve months six months, Head of the Circle d) None of these

Description : The ______RMS must inspect every ______at intervals of about ____such offices and sections in his sub division as are assigned to him by the ______ a) ASP, twelve months six months, Head of the Circle ... c) Sub divisional Inspector, twelve months six months, Head of the Circle d) None of these

Last Answer : c) Sub divisional Inspector, twelve months six months, Head of the Circle

Duties of Inspectors, R.M.S. are a) Entrusted mainly with the duties of checking the sorting work done by sections and mail offices b) Making investigations into important cases of loss, fraud etc. c) When attached to the office of Heads of Circles they are designated as Sorting Inspectors. d) All the above

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Last Answer : d) All the above

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