1. Under BNS, criminal liability begins at:

2.

Under Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA), evidence must be:

3. Charge sheet (under BNSS) filed under:

4. Directors act as:

5. Defamation includes:

6.

Execution of decree is governed under:

7.

Consent is not free when:

8. FIR (under CrPc) is under:

9. Under BNSS, arrest must comply with:

10. Attempt becomes punishable when:

11. Copyright protects:

12. Article 32 is called:

13. The term “usufructuary mortgage” refers to a mortgage where:

14. Dowry death is under:

15. Punishment for murder:

16. Advocates are:

17. In Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India, the Supreme Court held that “procedure established by law” under Article 21 must be:

18. Under BSA, electronic records require:

19. Remand means:

20. Corporate veil can be lifted when:

21. Plaint can be rejected when:

22.

Judicial review in India is primarily based on:

23. Advocates’ fees should be:

24. Act done in private defence is:

25.

Consumer under Consumer Protection Act includes:

26.

Advocate cannot:

27. An appeal lies from:

28.

Electronic records are:

29.

Mehr is:

30. Confession to police is:

31. Talaq under Muslim law is:

32. GST is:

33. Abetment includes:

34. In State of West Bengal v. Anwar Ali Sarkar, the Supreme Court held that classification under Article 14 must be:

35.

Arbitration is:

36.

Burden of proof lies on:

37. Cognizable offence means:

38.

Which writ is issued to produce a detained person before the court?

39. Section 151 CPC gives power to:

40. Insanity defense is under:

41.

Under Indian Contract Act:

42. Bail is rule in:

43.

Essentials of negligence include:

44. Burden of proof may shift when:

45. Digital signature ensures:

46. Hearsay evidence is generally:

47. Which case introduced “Procedure established by law must be fair”?

48.

Under BNSS (new criminal procedure framework replacing CrPC), arrest without warrant is generally allowed when:

49. Jurisdiction of civil court is barred when:

50. Rule in Rylands v. Fletcher establishes:

51. Attempt to commit offence is punishable when:

52. Which writ is issued against a public authority that fails to perform a statutory duty?

53. Tax is:

54.

A Hindu marriage is void if:

55. Under BNSS principles, FIR must be:

56.

Cruelty is a ground for divorce under:

57. Investigation primarily includes:

58.

Agreement in restraint of trade is:

59.

FIR is registered under:

60. In D.K. Basu v. State of West Bengal, the Court laid down safeguards for:

61. Under Section 11 CPC, res judicata applies when:

62. Abetment means:

63. Abetment includes:

64. Bail is:

65. Zero FIR is:

66. Criminal conspiracy defined in:

67. In BNS, distinction between murder and culpable homicide depends on:

68. The Basic Structure doctrine was laid down in:

69. Under BSA, electronic evidence is admissible if:

70. Temporary injunction is granted to:

71. Defamation requires:

72. Admission is:

73.

Defamation is:

74. A charge sheet is:

75. In S.P. Gupta v. Union of India, the Supreme Court held that PIL primarily expanded:

76. An advocate’s primary duty is to:

77. An arbitral award is:

78. Unauthorized access to computer system is:

79.

In Gujarat Bottling Co. Ltd. v. Coca Cola Co., the Court held that injunction depends on:

80.

Bail is generally a:

81.

Private defence is allowed when:

82. Acts done in good faith under legal authority are:

83. Mediation is:

84. Which writ is used to restrain a lower court from exceeding its jurisdiction?

85. Burden shifts when:

86. Confession made under police custody:

87. Acquittal means:

88. Distinction between culpable homicide and murder depends on:

89. Constructive res judicata applies when:

90. Revision is:

91.

Under BNS, criminal liability generally requires:

92. Shareholders’ liability is:

93. Environmental principle:

94. Police custody beyond statutory limit is:

95. Valid adoption requires:

96. Investigation includes:

97. A contract without lawful object is:

98. Judicial activism in India is most closely linked with:

99. Remedy for breach of contract includes:

100. Cognizable offence means: