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Rajasthan APO Prelims 2014 Question Paper with Answers

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  1. Question 1 · Prelims

    "A First Information Report may be lodged by way of telephone also." It was laid down in which of the following case, namely:

    1. (A) Tapinder Singh v. State, 1970 SC
    2. (B) Sakha Rao v. State, 1969 SC
    3. (C) Damodar v. State of Rajasthan, 2003 SC
    4. (D) Sunil v. State, 1997 SC

    Answer: (A) Tapinder Singh v. State, 1970 SC

  2. Question 2 · Prelims

    A person may be responsible for the theft of his own property under section 379 of the Indian Penal Code 1860, when he has given his property to other as a:

    1. (A) Bailment and use
    2. (B) Gift and trust
    3. (C) Security
    4. (D) Bailment, gift, repair and use

    Answer: (C) Security

  3. Question 3 · Prelims

    "A" young girl dies due to accident and her dead body was lying on the road side. "B" commits sexual intercourse with the body of "A". "B" in this case will:

    1. (A) Not be liable for any offences under Indian Penal Code 1860
    2. (B) Be liable for the offence of rape under Indian Penal Code 1860
    3. (C) Be liable for rape as well as under section 297 of the Indian Penal Code 1860
    4. (D) Be liable under section 297 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860

    Answer: (D) Be liable under section 297 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860

  4. Question 4 · Prelims

    "Even a man if necessary due to circumstances may arrest a woman during day-light." It was laid down in which of the following cases?

    1. (A) State of Maharashtra v. Christian Community Welfare Council, 2004 SC and Raj Kumari v. S.H.O. NOIDA, 2003 SC
    2. (B) Joginder Singh v. State of U.P. 1994 SC
    3. (C) Neeraj Sharma v. State of U.P., 1993 SC
    4. (D) Raj Kumari v. S.H.O. NOIDA, 2003 SC

    Answer: (A) State of Maharashtra v. Christian Community Welfare Council, 2004 SC and Raj Kumari v. S.H.O. NOIDA, 2003 SC

  5. Question 5 · Prelims

    'A' with the intention of murdering 'B' instigates 'C', a lunatic, to give poison to 'B'. 'C' instead of giving it to 'B' takes poison himself. Here, in this case:

    1. (A) 'A' is not guilty as 'C', a lunatic, cannot be an offender in the eyes of law
    2. (B) 'A' is guilty of causing death of lunatic only
    3. (C) 'A' is guilty of abetment
    4. (D) None of the above

    Answer: (C) 'A' is guilty of abetment

  6. Question 6 · Prelims

    'A' sees 'B' drowning, but does not save him. 'B' is drowned. 'A' has committed:

    1. (A) The offence of abetment of suicide
    2. (B) The offence of murder
    3. (C) No offence
    4. (D) The offence of culpable homicide not amounting to murder

    Answer: (C) No offence

  7. Question 7 · Prelims

    'A' cut down tree on B's land with intention to take away that tree without B's consent. A has committed the offence of:

    1. (A) Criminal misappropriation of property
    2. (B) Theft as soon as tree was cut down and severed from ground
    3. (C) No offence until the tree is taken away
    4. (D) Criminal breach of trust

    Answer: (B) Theft as soon as tree was cut down and severed from ground

  8. Question 8 · Prelims

    The police diary under section 172 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 is used for which of the following things?

    1. (A) For collection of evidences
    2. (B) For recording of statements of witnesses
    3. (C) For aid in enquiry or trial to the court
    4. (D) For aid in investigation to the police

    Answer: (C) For aid in enquiry or trial to the court

  9. Question 9 · Prelims

    In which of the following offences under Indian Penal Code 1860, the benefit of section 91 will not be given to the accused person?

    1. (A) Section 360, 361, 366, 366 (A)
    2. (B) Section 312, 360, 361, 366, 497 and 498
    3. (C) Section 497, 498 and 494
    4. (D) Section 120(B), 124 and 160

    Answer: (B) Section 312, 360, 361, 366, 497 and 498

  10. Question 10 · Prelims

    A Magistrate of the first class may award a sentence of imprisonment under Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 up to the period of:

    1. (A) Three years according to section 29
    2. (B) Three and half years according to section 30
    3. (C) Four years according to section 31
    4. (D) Six years according to section 31 cl (2) (b)

    Answer: (A) Three years according to section 29