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LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 5 BNSS and CrPC Dec 2023 CrPC 60/40 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

BNSS And CrPC Question Paper, Dec 2023.pdf
SEM 5 · 26 Jan 2026

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Q.1 Answer the following in not more than two sentences (Any six) 12 Marks

  1. (a) What is the meaning of compoundable offences?
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  2. (b) Define cognizable offence.
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  3. (c) Define observation home.
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  4. (d) What is the meaning of investigation?
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  5. (e) Define inquiry?
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  6. (f) Who is accomplice?
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  7. (g) Define police report?
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  8. (h) Who is called a 'Victim'.
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  9. (i) What is summary trial?
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  10. (j) What do you mean by adoption?
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Q.2 Write short notes on any two of the following 12 Marks

  1. (a) Plea Bargaining
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  2. (b) First Information report
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  3. (c) Public Prosecutor
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  4. (b) Anticipatory bail
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Q.3 Solve any two of the following situational problems 12 Marks

  1. (a) 'A' and 'B' are neighbours and a water channel flow adjacent to land of both of them. 'A' obstructs water flow for his own use depriving 'B' of water. 'B' does not have time to approach civil court as his agricultural activity are at peak and water is urgently required.
    • i. Can 'B' usefully take recourse to any provision of the CRPC? How?
    • ii. What is the legislative intention of such provisions in the CRPC?
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  2. (2) Sanjay is convicted by the High Court in a trial before it by exercising the extra ordinary original jurisdiction.
    • i. Explain relevant provisions?
    • ii. Where can Sanjay prefer an appeal?
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  3. (3) Raj is arrested for an alleged offence of rape?
    • i. Can he be released on bail? When?
    • ii. Can he compound the offence? Give reasons.
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  4. (4) Mr. Rajesh is convicted for an offence of murder with death penalty.
    • i. Can he file an appeal against the conviction? Explain.
    • ii. Explain the law relating to conformation of death penalty.
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Q.4 Answer the following (any two) 24 Marks

  1. (a) Explain the procedure for passing judgment by criminal court.
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  2. (b) Distinguish between Investigation, Inquiry and Trial.
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  3. (c) Explain the rights of an arrested person.
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  4. (d) Elaborate the constitution of Juvenile Justice Board (Juvenile Justice Care and Protection) Act.
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