LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 9 BNSS and CrPC Dec 2012 CrPC Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

1. Q4 Answer in not more than two sentences, 20 marks
   • A. Bailable offence
   • B. For which type of offences summons trial is followed
   • C. Investigation of non-cognizable case
   • D. Powers of superior police officer
   • E. Submission of police report
   • F. Who can file appeal against acquittal
   • G. Investigation
   • H. Effect of death of accused on appeal Limitation in case of continuing offence
   • J. Probationary officer 2 Write short marks
   • A. Powers and jurisdiction of second class magistrate
   • B. Issuance of warrant for appearance
   • C. Power of court to take security for keeping peace
   • D. Examination of witnesses by police
   • E. Compensation to victim
   • F. Special home
2. Q3 Situational problems (any 12 marks
   • A. X and Y were tried for committing offence of cheating by Metropolitan magistrate. X was sentenced to three years of imprisonment. Y was sentenced to three months Can X and Y both maintain appeal against the conviction? li. If even X was sentenced to three months, in that case could X and Y have filed appeal?
   • B. C wrote letter from Prayag to D a widow at Pune promising her miracle treatment for her knee pain. C asked D in his letter to deposit Rs. 10,000/- in his bank account in Mumbai. D accordingly deposited the money in his account at Mumbai. Thereafter, C became incommunicable. D wants to prosecute C at Pune. Police are insisting D to prosecute C at Mumbai. Advise C as to the places where she can file
   • C. Z was subjecting his wife to cruelty. Can complaint be filed against Z u/s 198A of IPC li. father-in law?
3. Q4 Answer the following (any four) 48 marks
   • A. Rights of an arrested person
   • B. Judicial supervision of investigation by police
   • C. Complaints to magistrate
   • D. Explain provisions relating to bail
   • E. Supervision by probationary officer
   • F. Establishment of various homes under Juvenile Justice Act, 2000,
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