Sectional Test on FIR for CLAT PG — CLATalogue

Sectional Test on FIR for CLAT PG

Adtiya Aryan19 March 20262 min read

1) Whether the term ‘First Information Report’ is mentioned under CrPC, 1973?

a) Yes
b) No
c) It is mentioned in the name of complaint
d) None of the Above

2) Which section of CrPC, 1973 defines ‘cognizable offence’?

a) Section 2 (a)
b) Section 2 (b)
c) Section 2 (c)
d) Section 2(d)

3) Which schedule of CrPC, 1973 mentions the list of cognizable offences?

a) Schedule I
b) Schedule II
c) Schedule III
d) Schedule IV

4) Which section of BNSS, 2023 defines ‘cognizable offence’?

a) Section 2(g)
b) Section 2(f)
c) Section 2(e)
d) Section 2(m)

5) Which section of CrPC, 1973 deals with the procedure of recording FIR?

a) Section 154 (1)
b) Section 154 (2)
c) Section 154 (3)
d) Section 154 (4)

6) Which section of BNSS, 2023 deals with the procedure of recording FIR?

a) Section 171
b) Section 172
c) Section 173
d) Section 174

7) Which of the following is a type of FIR?

a) Zero FIR
b) Cross FIR
c) False FIR
d) All of the Above

8) In which case it was stated that filing multiple FIR’s is prohibited by the court?

a) Lalita Kumari.V. State of U.P and Ors
b) Surender Kaushik.V. State of U.P
c) Damodar.V. State of Rajasthan
d) None of the Above

9) Which of the following cases deals with the mandatory registration of FIR under section 154 of CrPC, 1973?

a) Lalita Kumari.V. State of U.P and Ors
b) Surender Kaushik.V. State of U.P
c) Damodar.V. State of Rajasthan
d) State of Haryana.V. Bhajan Lal

10) Which section of CrPC, 1973 states that police are duty bound to register a cognizable offence?

a) Section 152
b) Section 153
c) Section 154
d) Section 156

11) Whether registration of FIR is in contravention with Article 21 of Constitution of India?

a) Yes
b) No
c) Depends on case to case
d) None of the Above

12) Which of the following cases require preliminary inquiry before the registration of FIR?

a) Matrimonial disputes
b) Medical negligence cases
c) Commercial offences
d) All of the Above

13) Which of the following are considered as land mark cases on FIR?

a) Lalita Kumari.V. State of U.P and Ors
b) Prakash Singh Badal.V. State of Haryana
c) Damodar.V. State of Rajasthan
d) All of the Above

14) Whether FIR can be considered as a substantive piece of evidence?

a) Yes
b) No
c) Depends on the discretion of the court
d) None of the Above

15) Under which section of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 can the FIR be used as a proof for the actions of the informant?

a) Section 7
b) Section 8
c) Section 9
d) Section 10

Answers

Option b
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Option a
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