LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 9 BNSS and CrPC Dec 2025 CrPC 60/40 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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• N.B: 1. All questions are compulsory. 2. Figures to the right indicates full marks. 3. Give case-laws/reasons wherever necessary.

Q.1. Q.1: Answer the following in not more than two sentences (any 6 of 10) 12 Marks

1. (1) Cognizable and Non-cognizable Offences
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2. (2) What is meant by charge?
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3. (3) Distinction between "Inquiry" and "Trial"
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4. (4) What is F.I.R?
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5. (5) Define "heinous offence" under JJ Act.
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6. (6) What is Aftercare Program?
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7. (7) What is Observation home?
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8. (8) Define 'conviction' and 'acquittal'.
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9. (9) When will the search warrant be issued?
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10. (10) What is 'Plea Bargaining'?
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Q.2. Q.2: Write short notes (any 2 of 4) 12 Marks

1. (1) Concept of "Compounding of Offences"
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2. (2) Salient features of Probation of Offenders Act.
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3. (3) Bail and Anticipatory Bail
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4. (4) Summary Trials
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Q.3. Q.3: Solve the following problems (any 2 of 4) 12 Marks

1. (1) A is arrested without a warrant for involvement in a non-cognizable offence. He challenges the arrest as illegal.
   • (a) Discuss the legality of the arrest.
   • (b) Discuss the remedies available to A.
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2. (2) Police refuse to register an FIR stating the matter is "civil in nature." The informant approaches the Superintendent of Police.
   • (a) Explain the legal mechanism available under Section 154(3).
   • (b) Discuss relevant case laws to this effect.
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3. (3) X, a first-time offender aged 20, is convicted of causing simple hurt.
   • (a) Discuss whether the court can release him under the Probation of Offenders Act.
   • (b) State necessary case laws to this effect.
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4. (4) Mr. Rajesh arrested and produced before the court for committing a non bailable offence.
   • (a) Can bail be given by the court? Explain.
   • (b) On what ground can the court grant bail? Explain with relevant case laws.
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Q.4. Q.4: Answer the following in detail (any 2 of 4) 24 Marks

1. (1) Explain the provisions of appeal and reference.
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2. (2) Explain charges and framing of charges. What is the effect of misjoinder or error in charge?
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3. (3) What is bail? Explain the law relating to bails.
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4. (4) Discuss the powers and functions of the Juvenile Justice Board. How does the Board ensure that juvenile justice is child-friendly?
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