B.A. LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 9 BNSS and CrPC Nov 2014 CrPC Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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• N.B: (1) All Questions are compulsory (2) Figures to the right indicate full marks (3) Give reasons/case law wherever necessary

1. Answer the following in not more than two sentences 20 Marks

1. (a) To whom the Public Prosecutor represents in trial?
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2. (b) Inquiry or Trial to be conducted in camera means
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3. (c) Define conviction and acquittal
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4. (d) Oral complaints under Cr.P.C means
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5. (e) Summary Trial means
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6. (f) Charge means
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7. (g) Admonition means
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8. (h) Define Children Home
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9. (i) In which case can a police officer arrest without warrant?
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10. (j) Dispensing with personal attendance means (sec. 205)
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2. Write short notes (any 4) 20 Marks

1. (a) Plea Bargaining
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2. (b) Accomplice
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3. (c) Inquest
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4. (d) First Information Report
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5. (e) Appeal
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6. (f) Child in need of care and protection
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3. Situational Problems (any 2) 12 Marks

1. (a) Ajay's old parents reside in their village in bad financial condition. Whereas Ajay resides in Mumbai along with his wife. Ajay is the only son, who is neither allowing his parents to reside in Mumbai nor providing the parents with any financial assistance.
   • (i) What remedy is available to Ajay's parents? (mention section specifically)
   • (ii) Where can they seek relief?
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2. (b) An offence is committed for which punishment is 6 months.
   • (i) Within what period cognizance of the offence should be taken?
   • (ii) The period of limitation commences from which date?
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3. (c) Rana was tried for theft of gold ornaments from one jeweller shop. On complaint filed by the shop owner Rana was arrested. The Judge found him guilty of offence committed under sec. 380 of IPC. Further Court ordered Rana's release after admonition under Probation of Offenders Act, 1958, because there was no previous conviction of the accused Rana and the theft was committed due to sudden temptation without any premeditation.
   • (i) Define Probation. Is Probation valid in this case? Give reasons.
   • (ii) Explain the power of the Court to release certain offenders on Probation.
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4. Answer the following (any 4) 48 Marks

1. (a) Distinguish between Investigation, Inquiry and Trial
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2. (b) Classify the various Criminal Courts and state the powers of each of the courts provided under the Cr.PC
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3. (c) Explain the duties of Probation Officer with reference to Probation of Offenders Act, 1958
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4. (d) Explain the constitution of Juvenile Justice Board and its powers under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Act 2000
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5. (e) Explain the procedure for Trial before a Session Court under the provisions of Cr.PC
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6. (f) What are the various processes to compel appearances and what are the consequences of non-appearance.
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