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| 1. |
he principle of common law is that no person shall be subject to representative liability for an offense committed by another person unless he has previously given property or authorized him to commit the offence.The exception to the above rule is- |
| A. | public anger |
| B. | kidnapping |
| C. | Kidnap |
| D. | Double marriage |
| Answer» B. kidnapping | |
| 2. |
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from the code given below the lists: List-I------------------------- ------List-IIA.Criminal state-----Not always necessary B.For--------------------------- ----Pre-condition for an offenseC. Presumption of innocence---------3. Not relevant in crimeD.Knowledge of action is illegal ----4. unless the guilt is proved beyond doubt |
| A. | A--B--C--Dn1--2--3--4 |
| B. | A--B--C--Dn2--3--4--1 |
| C. | A--B--C--Dn4--3--2--1 |
| D. | A--B--C--Dn2--1--3--4 |
| Answer» C. A--B--C--Dn4--3--2--1 | |
| 3. |
A boy is drowning in the pond. Person B passing by may save the child without risking any injury to himself, but he does not do so, thus he- |
| A. | not guilty of any offense |
| B. | is guilty of abetment of suicide |
| C. | culpable homicide not amounting to murder |
| D. | is guilty of murder |
| Answer» B. is guilty of abetment of suicide | |
| 4. |
o person is criminally liable for an act done by another unless he has authorized or consented to that act.Which of the following is not an exception to this rule in common law? |
| A. | derogatory articles |
| B. | Private Nuance (Uptap) |
| C. | public nuisance |
| D. | contempt of court |
| Answer» C. public nuisance | |
| 5. |
State the wrong answer: The following are valid exceptions to the principle of Durashay in common law. |
| A. | Individual subtraction |
| B. | criminal offense articles |
| C. | public anger |
| D. | contempt of court |
| Answer» B. criminal offense articles | |
| 6. |
Which one of the following is not a true exception to Lurashai's general principle in a general law? |
| A. | Public knowledge |
| B. | criminal record |
| C. | contempt of court |
| D. | defamation |
| Answer» E. | |
| 7. |
State the incorrect answer: In general, a person may be a participant in a crime in the following ways- |
| A. | when he himself commits a crime |
| B. | when he participates in committing a crime |
| C. | when he is present at the scene |
| D. | When he makes or causes any other person to be his agent in the commission of an offence. |
| Answer» D. When he makes or causes any other person to be his agent in the commission of an offence. | |
| 8. |
Which of the following suit is not related to misdemeanor and statutory offence? |
| A. | R. vs prince |
| B. | queen vs talson |
| C. | Rishi Dev Pandey Vs State of Uttar Pradesh |
| D. | Sheraj vs Day Routzen |
| Answer» D. Sheraj vs Day Routzen | |
| 9. |
Which of the following is not related to the principle of Durashaya? |
| A. | r.vs prince |
| B. | queen vs talson |
| C. | reggae vs govinda |
| D. | State of Maharashtra Vs M.H.George |
| Answer» D. State of Maharashtra Vs M.H.George | |
| 10. |
Which of the following is not a requirement of the Doctrine of Durasay with respect to liability for an offence? |
| A. | The accused should be aware of all those elements in his act which make him an offence. |
| B. | the criminal act of the accused is intended |
| C. | The accused knows that the act which he is about to commit is an offense |
| D. | whether he has committed the criminal act or not, the accused is negligent |
| Answer» E. | |
| 11. |
Match List-I with List-II and give the correct answer using the code given below List-I------------------------- List-IIA. Misdemeanor and statutory offences-------1. Queen Vs MohitB.Accident---------------------------------2. R. Vs Arnold C. Distortion---------------------------3. Jageshwar Vs Imper D. Motivation------------ -------------------4. Sweet vs Parsley |
| A. | A--B--C--Dn1--2--3--4 |
| B. | A--B--C--Dn4--3--2--1 |
| C. | A--B--C--Dn3--4--1--2 |
| D. | A--B--C--Dn2--1--4--3 |
| Answer» C. A--B--C--Dn3--4--1--2 | |
| 12. |
Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer with the help of the codes given below the lists: List-I--------------------List-IIA. Queen Vs Mohit--------1.General IntentB.R. Vs Osborne ------ 2. Chitta - Distortion C. Rishidev Pandey Vs U.P. State ----Criminal Attempts DR. Vs Arnold---------------4.Induction |
| A. | A--B--C--Dn4--3--1--2 |
| B. | A--B--C--Dn3--4--2--1 |
| C. | A--B--C--Dn2--1--3--4 |
| D. | A--B--C--Dn1--2--4--3 |
| Answer» B. A--B--C--Dn3--4--2--1 | |
| 13. |
List- and match the list: List ------------------------- List - Reg Balam Govinda -------- 1. Financial Distortion M.N. George --- 2.General intent: Mehboob Shah v. Emperor Malice |
| A. | A--B--C--Dn2--1--3--4 |
| B. | A--B--C--Dn4--3--1--2 |
| C. | A--B--C--Dn3--4--2--1 |
| D. | A--B--C--Dn1--2--3--4 |
| Answer» D. A--B--C--Dn1--2--3--4 | |
| 14. |
Which one of the following combinations is not correctly matched? 1.Sheraj vs. De Rutzen- Lulashy Select the correct answer using the code given below: |
| A. | 2,3 और 4 |
| B. | 1,2 और 3 |
| C. | 1,3 और 4 |
| D. | 1,2 और 4 |
| Answer» B. 1,2 और 3 | |
| 15. |
In which of the following cases, the court has not fully determined that mischief is a necessary part of the offence? |
| A. | श्री निवासमल बनाम किंग एम्परर ए.आई. आर. 1947, पी.सी. 135 |
| B. | हरि प्रसाद राव बनाम राज्य,ए.आई, आर, 1951,एस.सी, 2-4 |
| C. | नाथूलाल बनाम मध्य प्रदेश राज्य, ए.आई.आर. 1966, एस.सी. 43 |
| D. | सरजू प्रसाद बनाम उत्तर प्रदेश राज्य, ए.आई.आर. 1961, एस. सी, 631 |
| Answer» E. | |
| 16. |
Which of the following cases is not related to criminal state of mind (Durashay)? |
| A. | R. Prince in the forest |
| B. | queen vs talson |
| C. | Sheraj vs. D. Routzen |
| D. | Barindra Kumar Ghosh vs Emperor |
| Answer» E. | |
| 17. |
A husband went somewhere without informing his wife. He inquired about her but found nothing. After waiting for six years, the woman remarried. Even before the expiry of seven years, the husband returned and sued the wife to marry again. Wife: |
| A. | Not guilty of bigamy because Durashay was not there. |
| B. | is guilty of bigamy because she intentionally married another. |
| C. | is guilty of bigamy because her husband was still alive |
| D. | Not guilty because getting married is not a crime in itself. |
| Answer» D. Not guilty because getting married is not a crime in itself. | |
| 18. |
In which of the following, lust has been considered as an essential part of the crime? |
| A. | In Srinivasamal Baroulia vs Emperor |
| B. | R. vs in tolson |
| C. | Nathulal Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh |
| D. | in all of the above |
| Answer» E. | |
| 19. |
In the case of R. Vs. Prince, the basis for punishing Prince was- |
| A. | do the perfect work of the prince |
| B. | Prince's illegal act |
| C. | willful civil tort of prince |
| D. | Prince's act to be illegal and prohibited |
| Answer» E. | |
| 20. |
R. Vs. Prince(1889) 23 q.b.d. 168, which judge has said thatin offenses which are legal tort (violation of law made by man), the prosecution has to prove mischief, whereas in such offenses which are in themselves legal and moral are harmful, they do not have to be specifically proved to be lucid, is assumed to be bad? |
| A. | justice bat |
| B. | Justice Blackburn |
| C. | Justice Bramwell |
| D. | Justice Damon |
| Answer» C. Justice Bramwell | |
| 21. |
very statute is deemed to be implied unless the contrary is proved.In which case was this opinion first expressed? |
| A. | Harding vs Price |
| B. | Sheraj vs. D. Routzen |
| C. | R. vs prince |
| D. | M.H. George vs State of Maharashtra |
| Answer» C. R. vs prince | |
| 22. |
very statute is deemed to contain ill-will unless the contrary is proved.In what case was this expressed? |
| A. | Sheraj vs de Rutzen |
| B. | R. vs. Dudley u0026 Stephen |
| C. | Harding vs Price |
| D. | R. vs prince |
| Answer» B. R. vs. Dudley u0026 Stephen | |
| 23. |
Every statute is supposed to contain ill-will, unless the contrary is made apparent from the language of the statute. This view was expressed- |
| A. | In Sheraz vs. De Routzen |
| B. | R. vs Dudley u0026 Stephen |
| C. | In Queen vs Talson |
| D. | in r.vs arnold |
| Answer» B. R. vs Dudley u0026 Stephen | |
| 24. |
t is generally a duty to preserve one's life, but to sacrifice it for others is the ultimate duty.This comment was made later in Queen v Dudley u0026 Stephen, by- |
| A. | lord denman |
| B. | Lord Colridge |
| C. | lord acton |
| D. | judge pollock |
| Answer» C. lord acton | |
| 25. |
Which of the following is related to Lurashai's doctrine and statutory offence? |
| A. | R. vs prince |
| B. | McNaughton's case |
| C. | DPP vs beard |
| D. | R. vs. Dudley and Stephen |
| Answer» B. McNaughton's case | |
| 26. |
Intent (guilty mind) is not necessary for which of the following offences? |
| A. | motion to commit offense |
| B. | food adulteration |
| C. | Marriage |
| D. | Robbery |
| Answer» D. Robbery | |
| 27. |
Which of the following cases deals with the revival of the doctrine ofmental state(mensaria)? |
| A. | Sheraj vs. D. Routzen |
| B. | bread vs wood |
| C. | Hobbs vs. Binchster Corporation |
| D. | all of the above |
| Answer» C. Hobbs vs. Binchster Corporation | |
| 28. |
Which of the following offenses does not require 'criminal state of mind'? |
| A. | attempt to commit a crime |
| B. | the killing |
| C. | Double marriage |
| D. | Theft |
| Answer» D. Theft | |
| 29. |
In which of the following offences, lust is not an essential element? |
| A. | the killing |
| B. | Theft |
| C. | robbery |
| D. | Double marriage |
| Answer» E. | |
| 30. |
Which one of the following offenses is an offense of strict liability? |
| A. | Uphati |
| B. | Attack |
| C. | Double marriage |
| D. | Theft |
| Answer» D. Theft | |
| 31. |
In which of the following offences, 'mensaria' (criminal state of mind) is not a necessary element? |
| A. | in murder |
| B. | in theft |
| C. | in robbery |
| D. | in bigamy |
| Answer» E. | |
| 32. |
In which of the following crimes, mischief is not an essential element? |
| A. | Attack |
| B. | Double marriage |
| C. | defamation |
| D. | Relationship |
| Answer» C. defamation | |
| 33. |
Sometimes an offense is constituted even if it is not committed with a criminal mind. There are such cases- |
| A. | of joint liability |
| B. | representative responsibility |
| C. | tough, obliging |
| D. | the responsibility of the state |
| Answer» D. the responsibility of the state | |
| 34. |
Who among the following has determined that the expression 'actus non facit rium nisi mens sit ria' in theIndian Penal Codeis wholly irrelevant? |
| A. | JD Mayne, Criminal Law of India |
| B. | HS Gaur, Peenab Law of India |
| C. | Ratan Lal Dheeraj Lal, Law of Crimes |
| D. | all of the above |
| Answer» E. | |
| 35. |
The principle of criminal liability that not only the act but also the culpable state of mind, was developed by- |
| A. | By Equality Courts |
| B. | By common law courts |
| C. | By Star Chamber Court |
| D. | by Curia Regis |
| Answer» C. By Star Chamber Court | |
| 36. |
Who among the following authors said about criminal law, the axiom thatActus non facit rum, nisi mens sit reais a key principle of criminal law. This formula has been accepted not only by the courts of England but also by our own courts. That there are two essential elements in crime, the first physical element and the second mental element? |
| A. | Ratan Lal |
| B. | rc Corporation |
| C. | Ramaswamy Iyer |
| D. | ER Watson |
| Answer» C. Ramaswamy Iyer | |
| 37. |
State the incorrect answer- The essential conditions of criminal liability are: |
| A. | act done of free will |
| B. | ability to differentiate between good and bad |
| C. | knowledge of the facts on which the good or bad of an action depends |
| D. | knowledge that the act done is unlawful |
| Answer» E. | |
| 38. |
Which of the following is not an essential act of criminal liability? |
| A. | Free will |
| B. | the ability to ball the good and the bad |
| C. | knowledge of the facts on which the good or evil of an action depends |
| D. | knowledge of work prohibited by law |
| Answer» E. | |
| 39. |
Which of the following is not an essential element of an offence? |
| A. | a human being bound to act under law |
| B. | misery in the mind of such a man |
| C. | Injury caused to another person by such honorary act |
| D. | Whether the work is done by the person or not to satisfy the desire |
| Answer» B. misery in the mind of such a man | |
| 40. |
Which of the following is an imperfect offence? |
| A. | public nuisance |
| B. | criminal attempt |
| C. | unlawful assembly |
| D. | rebellion |
| Answer» C. unlawful assembly | |
| 41. |
Which of the following represents the correct sequence of the four stages of an offence? |
| A. | प्रयत्न 2.तैयारी 3. आशय 4. परिणाम |
| B. | 1.आशय 2.प्रयत्न 3.तैयारी 4. परिणाम |
| C. | 1.आशय 2. तैयारी 3.प्रयत्न 4. परिणाम |
| D. | 1.परिणाम 2. आशय 3. तैयारी 4. प्रयत्न |
| Answer» D. 1.परिणाम 2. आशय 3. तैयारी 4. प्रयत्न | |
| 42. |
There are two very important elements of criminal liability: |
| A. | intent and function |
| B. | intent and damage |
| C. | damages and conviction |
| D. | preparation and punishment |
| Answer» B. intent and damage | |
| 43. |
Assertion (A) : Crime is punishable because it is remedied in law. Assertion (R) : Crime is inimical to the moral consciousness of the society. |
| A. | (A) and (R) both are correct and (R) is the correct explanation of (A). |
| B. | (a) and (R) both are correct but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A). |
| C. | (A) is correct but (R) is wrong |
| D. | (A) is wrong, but (R) is correct. |
| Answer» D. (A) is wrong, but (R) is correct. | |
| 44. |
Which of the following is not necessary for the offence? |
| A. | Meaning |
| B. | Objective |
| C. | Excluded work |
| D. | punishment for work |
| Answer» C. Excluded work | |
| 45. |
State the wrong answer: The following are the essential elements of an offense: |
| A. | voluntary work |
| B. | voluntary or involuntary act |
| C. | faulty intent |
| D. | work also includes omission |
| Answer» C. faulty intent | |
| 46. |
Which of the following is not a factor in the determination of criminal liability? |
| A. | Malice |
| B. | For |
| C. | voluntarily |
| D. | none of the above |
| Answer» C. voluntarily | |
| 47. |
Criminal state of mind does not include- |
| A. | For |
| B. | Meaning |
| C. | knowledge |
| D. | Ignore |
| Answer» B. Meaning | |
| 48. |
Which of the following is not an essential element of a crime? |
| A. | Malice |
| B. | criminal act |
| C. | Damage |
| D. | For |
| Answer» E. | |
| 49. |
Which one of the following is not an essential element of crime? |
| A. | purpose (purpose) |
| B. | urticaria |
| C. | Human |
| D. | Work |
| Answer» B. urticaria | |
| 50. |
Which of the following is generally not an essential element of a crime? |
| A. | criminal act |
| B. | misery |
| C. | For |
| D. | human |
| Answer» D. human | |