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RPSC Judicial Service 2011 Paper (Part 8 of 10)
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- An Executive Magistrate may act even ex-parte under section 144, code of criminal procedure 1973 if immediate prevention or speedy remedy is desirable
- to prevent obstruction, annoyance or injury to any lawfully employed person.
- To avoid danger to human life, health or safety
- To avoid disturbance to public peace and tranquility, riot or affray
- on anyone or all of the above grounds.
- While exercising its inherent powers under section 482, Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 even the High Court cannot
- Review its own Judgement.
- Do all the these mentioned things.
- Convert itself into court of appeal when the legislature has not conferred a right to appeal to it.
- Grant police custody from Judicial Custody.
- Habitual offender is one who
- habitually commits offence
- habitually remains in company of habitual offenders
- deals with and gives asylum to habitual offenders
- commits offences mentioned in section 110 and against whom record of commission of more than two offences is available at the time of initiation of proceeding against him.
- Who out of the following may investigate a, cognizable case even without the order of the Magistrate?
- Superintendent of Police
- Deputy Inspector General of Police
- Deputy Superintendent of Police
- Incharge Police Station
- ‘A’ is tried for a riot and is proved to have marched as the head of a mob. The cries of the mob are relevant as
- They are related to things said or done by the conspirators in reference to the common design
- Explanation of the nature of the. Transaction
- Explanatory of motive or preparation
- Explanatory of occasion, cause or effects of facts
- The expression ‘Police custody’ means and includes
- Control by the police over the accused directly
- Control by the police directly as well as through third persons indirectly over the accused
- Control over the accused indirectly through third persons
- Some kind of surveillance and restrictions over the accused by Police or through third persons.
- The evidenciary value of a retracted confession is that it
- Still remains an evidence
- Remains an evidence but a weak evidence
- Becomes a corroborative evidence
- Becomes ‘other evidence’ from ‘only evidence’
- ′ A ′ prosecutes ′ B ′ for adultery with ′ ′ C ′ who is ′ A ′ s ′ wife. ′ B ′ denies that ′ C ′ is ′ A ′ s ′ wife, But the court convicts ′ ′ B ′ for adultery, Thereafter, ′ C ′ is prosecuted for bigamy for marrying ′ B ′ during A ′ s ′ lifetime. ′ C ′ says that she was never ′ A ′ s ′ wife. The judgement against ′ B ′ is:
- Irrelevant against ‘C’
- Relevant against ‘B’
- Not relevant against ‘B’ and ‘C’
- Relevant against ‘C’
- Newspaper report about any matter is which one of the following kinds of evidence?
- Hearsay
- Circumstantial
- Primary
- Secondary
- Hostile witness is one who
- Does not tell the truth
- Gives statements against the opposite party
- Gives statement against the party who called him as a witness
- Is not desirous to tell the truth, and gives testimony against the party who called him as a witness in his favour.