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These are questions from the Maharashtra MPSC Judicial Service JMFC / CJJD 2012 preliminary exam previous question paper.
The JMFC – Judicial Magistrate First Class / CJJD – Civil Judge Junior Division exam is conducted almost every year by the Maharashtra Public Service Commission; under the aegis of the Bombay High Court.
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1. Summons of Court can be served by
2. Under code of criminal procedure substituted service of summons can be made
3. Under S. 97 of the code of criminal procedure search warrant to find out a person can be issued if
4. U/S 107 of the code of criminal procedure, Executive Magistrate can obtain bond from a person if
5. A divorced wife is entitled to maintenance from her husband
6. Executive Magistrate can put a party in possession of immovable property
7. In a Private Complaint case process can be issued against an accused after
8. Any defect in charge
9. Statement of an accused is recorded
10. The Court on application for plea bargaining by the accused, to satisfy itself that it is made voluntarily
11. “Decree” means
12. “Judgement” means
13. If objection to the jurisdiction of the Court is taken at the hearing of any application for interim relief-the Court shall proceed to
14. Res-judicata means
15. Objection to the territorial jurisdiction of a Court can be allowed if it is raised
16. In case of a decree for the payment of money, the Court can order interest at the rate of
17. Under the inherent powers of the Civil Court, it can pass orders
18. Defendant can claim temporary injunction in a suit filed by the plaintiff
19. The defendant shall present his written statement within days from the service of summons upon him.
20. Where any period is fixed or granted by the Court for doing an act prescribed by the Code of Civil Procedure, the Court may enlarge such period
21. Where a thirty years old document is produced before the Court, it may presume
22. A document can be proved
23. A confessional statement made before police
24. Admission is
25. Admission means
26. A fact is relevant
27. A fact is said to be proved
28. Evidence means and includes
29. Primary evidence of a document means
30. A child born out of valid marriage can be proved to be legitimate child of the husband if it is born within of its dissolution.
31. Which of these cannot be lawfully transferred as per Transfer of Property Act, 1882 ?
32. As per Sec. 6 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882, an easement be transferred apart from the dominant heritage.
33. Which of these is immovable property as per the provisions of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 ?
34. The term “transfer” under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, refers to
35. As per Sec. 9 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882, oral transfers are
36. Under the provision of Transfer of Property Act, the unborn child acquires vested interest
37. The Mortgage, in which without delivering possession of mortgaged property, the mortgagor binds himself personally to pay the mortgage money is known as
38. The gift of future property is
39. The rule of lis Pendens applies when the suit in which right to immovable property
40. Rule against perpetuity prescribes that
41. If a contract comprises an agreement to do an act and also not to do certain acts
42. A suit for recovery of possession based on the previous possession of a person can be filed by such a person even against real owner of that property who has dispossessed him
43. A suit for specific performance of contract for its enforcement can be decreed when
44. A Court may not exercise its discretion to decree specific performance of a contract when
45. A suit for rescission of contract by any person having interest in it, can be decreed in his favour
46. No Court shall declare that the plaintiff is entitled to a right
47. A perpetual injunction is granted to the plaintiff
48. In a suit for perpetual or mandatory injunction
49. In a suit for specific performance of a contract where earnest money is paid by the plaintiff
50. To claim specific performance of a contract, it is
51. Person in occupation of premises is tenant if
52. A landlord shall not be entitled to recovery of possession so long as the tenant
53. A tenant can not be evicted even if he erects a permanent structure
54. Premises let to banks or public sector undertakings having paid up share capital of Rs. are exempted from protection of Maharastra Rent Control Act, 1999.
55. No decree can be passed against a tenant for the requirement of premises for landlord unless
56. A landlord can get possession of premises for its demolition and construction of new building only if
57. A proceeding to recover possession of premises from a licensee is to be filed in
58. If a landlord withholds any essential supply or service to the tenanted premises the tenant can seek remedy by way of
59. Whether appeal against the decision in appeal of appellate bench of Small Causes Court/ District Court would lie before
60. If the landlord fails to keep the premises in good and tenantable repairs the proper remedy for tenant is
61. If sufficient cause is made out the time for filing proceedings in the Court can be extended if
62. If a cause of action for the suit arises when the plaintiff is minor he may institute the suit
63. In computing the period of limitation for any suit, appeal or application the day from which such period is to be reckoned
64. While computing period of limitation of a suit time spent in another similar proceeding in the Court having no jurisdiction can be excluded if
65. A suit can be said to be in limitation even after period prescribed
66. When a new defendant is added in the suit, the suit shall be deemed to have been instituted against him from
67. In case of an easement by prescription the period of twenty years must be ending within from the date of institution of the suit.
68. Suit on a bill of exchange or promissory note payable at a fixed time should be filed within three years from
69. A suit for possession of immovable property based on title can be brought within 12 years from
70. Where no period of limitation is prescribed for an application it can be filed within
71. An ordinance can be issued by the President at any time when
73. Article 14 of Indian Constitution does not prohibit
74. Under Art. 356 a proclamation to remain operative must be approved within 2 months by
75. Who presides over the meetings of Lok Sabha in the absence of the Speaker ?
76. Which of the following fundamental rights is available to both the citizens and non-citizens ?
77. Who appoints Attorney General of India ?
78. Who can issue a writ for the enforcement of legal right ?
79. Judges of the Supreme Court, other than the Chi ^f Justice of Supreme Court, are appointed by
80. In case there is a conflict between the Preamble and other provisions of the Constitution, which will prevail over the other
81. Essential ingredients of the offence of mischief is
82. If a person entrusted with a property dishonestly converts it to his own use, he commits
83. When by putting any person in fear of injury he is dishonestly induced by another to deliver property it is
84. Theft is committed when
85. Grievous hurt means
86. Unlawful assembly means
87. Criminal conspiracy means
88. If a person instigates, intentionally aids or engages another person to do a thing he is said to have
89. When a person gains something by unlawful means to which he is not legally entitled it is
90. Culpable homicide means
91. A suit involving unregistered partnership arising from a right from a contract of such partnership is maintainable
92. Partnership firm
93. “Partnership” means
94. An agreement is void if
95. Agreement to do impossible act is
96. Communication of a proposal is complete as against the proposer when
97. A contract between an insurance company and vehicle owner to save the later from consequences of a vehicular accident is a contract of
98. Delivery of goods is deemed to have been accepted by the buyer when
99. A contract of sale of goods is a contract whereby
100. Unpaid seller means
Maharashtra JMFC CJJD Preliminary 2024 and 2025 - 160 Mock Tests & Previous Question Papers
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