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Category: CrPC CHAPTER XXII

Under Section 265-L, discharge after Advocate-General stays prosecution:

A. Equals acquittal
B. Bars future trial
C. Is conviction
D. Does not equal acquittal automatically

Statements under Sections 161 and 164 must be supplied to accused unless:

A. Accused objects
B. Prosecutor refuses
C. Public interest demands exclusion
D. Court delays

Under Section 262, summary trials follow Chapter XX except regarding:

A. Framing charge
B. Jurisdiction
C. Sentence limitation & simplified record
D. Appeal rights

Under Section 265-M, sittings of High Court for original criminal jurisdiction are appointed by:

A. Provincial Government
B. Chief Justice
C. Sessions Judge
D. Advocate-General

Under Section 260 CrPC, which judicial authority may try cases summarily?

A. Any Magistrate
B. First Class Magistrate specially empowered
C. Sessions Judge
D. Civil Judge

Summary trial cannot be conducted for offences punishable with:

A. Fine only
B. Up to 1 year imprisonment
C. Death or over 6 months imprisonment
D. Bailable offences

During summary trial, if Magistrate finds case unsuitable for summary procedure, he must:

A. Dismiss case
B. Refer to Sessions
C. Recall witnesses & rehear normally
D. Acquit accused

Under Section 261, Provincial Government may empower which Bench for summary trial?

A. Sessions Bench
B. Bench of Second/Third Class Magistrates
C. Civil Bench
D. District Judge