CRPC Mains Questions Series: Important Questions for Judiciary, APO & University Exams | Part - II of XI

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CRPC Mains Questions Series: Part – II of XI

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CRPC Mains Questions Series | Part – II of XI

Question 1

Is an arrested person entitled to be examined by a medical practitioner after his arrest?

Question 2

What is a warrant? To whom it is directed? State the procedure for its execution. [U.P.C.J. 1984, 2015]

Question 3

Discuss the process of a court to take a bond for an appearance from a person who is present before the court and for whose appearance such court is empowered to issue summons or warrant. Can a person who has filed a bond be arrested? if so under what circumstances. [UP.CJ 1992, HP JS 2000]

Question 4

A, an accused is arrested by a police officer B in the execution of a warrant issued against him. The police officer, executing the warrant of arrest, keeps the accused A in his custody for 26 hours after such arrest on the basis of a warrant. Is the detention of A after arrest in compliance with the warrant, legal? Give reasons.

Question 5

A is arrested by a police officer B in the execution of a warrant issued against him by a court. The accused A could not be produced before the court after such arrest within 24 hours of mandatory provision prescribed by Section 76, as the journey from the place of arrest to the court cannot be completed earlier than 30 hours. Does the non-production of A before the court within 24 hours make the custody of A illegal? Give reasons.

Question 6

Can an accused invite section 91 Cr.P.C. to bring on record some documents before arguments on charge?

Question 7

Write a short note on the search warrant and production warrant. [DJS 2008]

Question 8

What do you mean by Search Warrant and Production Warrant? [D.J.S. 2008]

Question 9

Decide the legality of the following proceedings:-The publication of a newspaper containing material punishable under Sections 124-A and 153-A IPC is prohibited by the State Government. The editor, to set aside the order of the Government submits an application before the High Court. The High Court consists of 10 Judges but the matter is decided by the two judges bench. [U.P.CJ 1997]

Question 10

Can a search warrant be issued under Sec 97 in respect for a minor wife kept by husband against her wishes? Discuss [D.J.S. 1989]

Question 11

Under what circumstances can a Magistrate demand security for good behaviour and peace? [UPPCJ 1986 RJS 1991/1994]

Question 12

What provisions have been made for the maintenance under the Cr.P.C? When the wife loses her right to maintenance? [U.P.C.J. 1988, 2015] [Bihar, Jharkhand (J) 1986, 2006]

Question 13

A, a married man performs sexual intercourse outside wedlock. Consequently, a child is born. Can such a child claim maintenance from A under Section 125, Cr. P.C.? [UPHJS 2003]

Question 14

A, a Hindu married man performs another marriage with Hindu rites with W. Is W entitled to maintenance from A if he neglects to maintain W and if W is not in a position to maintain herself?

Question 15

A, a minor child of 14 years of age, has got a prize of rupees one crore in a Television show namely, ‘Kaun Banega Karorpati’. Can he claim maintenance from his/her father, if father neglects or refuses to maintain him/her?

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Question 16

Whether a person can be ordered to pay maintenance to an adult son who is physically disabled and unable to maintain himself? [RJS, 1991]

Question 17

A, a married major daughter is unable to maintain herself due to her mental abnormality. Is she entitled to be maintained by her father who has sufficient means to maintain? Give reasons in support of your answer.

Question 18

H files a petition for divorce against his wife W on the ground of desertion. The court is satisfied that the case of H is covered by desertion and it awards the decree of divorce in favour of H, on the ground of desertion to the husband. After divorce, the wife files a petition under Section 125, Cr. P.C. for maintenance. Is she entitled to get maintenance from her husband?

Question 19

Pradeep a Hindu youth is in love with Bina, a young Parsi girl. Bina conceives and was advanced in pregnancy up to seven months they both went to the office of the Sub-Registrar and executed a marriage document.

Bina bore three issues from Pradeep. Subsequently, Bina moves an application for maintenance alleging cruelty and neglect on the part of Pardeep. Pradeep contests the validity of the marriage and contents that no presumption could be drawn in regard to the paternity of the first child. Decide. [D.J.S., 1989]

Question 20

A and B were married at Calcutta. They last resided together in Delhi. A came on transfer to Jaipur leaving B with her brother at Delhi. He neglected and refused to maintain B. At what places application of maintenance under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure can be filed? [R.J.S., 1989]

Question 21

Can a Magistrate refuse to grant maintenance to a wife? If so, under what circumstances can the maintenance of the wife be refused? [WBJS 1993, U.P. A.P.O., 1996]

Question 22

Being fed up with each other’s quarrelling nature, both husband and wife entered into an agreement in which the wife’ agrees to live separately from her husband permanently and the husband agrees to pay her a monthly maintenance allowance of Rs. 1,000/-. After six months the husband refuses to pay the amount. Can the wife enforce the agreement against her husband in a court of law? [U.P.H.J.S. 2012]

Question 23

The wife filed an application under Section 125 Cr. P. C. against her husband claiming maintenance in a court at Delhi on 24.06.1988. Prior thereto, she had sent a notice also, to him, in April 1988. The husband filed a petition under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 in a court at Varanasi in May 1988 and obtained an ex- parte decree for restitution of conjugal rights against his wife.

In the proceedings under Section 125 of the Code, the husband pleads that the said ex-parte decree is binding upon the Criminal Court, which decree establishes that his wife had refused to live with him without sufficient cause and as such, the wife is not entitled to the grant of any maintenance. Decide. [D.J.S. 1990]

Question 24

The wife filed an application under Section 125 Cr. P.C. claiming maintenance for herself as also minor daughter alleging that at the time of her marriage with the respondent sometime in 1981, the fact that the respondent was already married and his spouse was living was not known, and that after the discovery of the previous marriage of the respondent the relationship between the parties gradually became strained and ultimately the respondent started totally neglecting the applicant and the minor daughter and refused to maintain them.

The respondent denied his liability to pay any maintenance and pleaded that the applicant was fully aware of his first marriage and the fact that his first wife was living at that time. Decide. [DJ.S. 1990]

Question 25

What are the powers of a Magistrate and a police-officer in dispersing unlawful assemblies?

Question 26

Whether Armed Forces be used to disperse an unlawful assembly?

Question 27

Mention the circumstances under which a commissioned military officer can disperse an unlawful assembly without the orders of a Magistrate.

Question 28

Mention the protections provided in the Code against prosecution for acts done under this chapter (Chapter X).

Question 29

What provisions have been made in the Criminal Procedure Code for the removal of public nuisance? [RJS, 2016]

Question 30

Discuss the law relating to “Public nuisance” under Section 133 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. [UPHJS 2018]

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