Daily Quiz for Judiciary Exam Preparation – January 19th – Mixed Bag

1. An amendment to a complaint is permissible in law, notwithstanding the absence o f an enabling provision in the CrPC, if it relates to a simple infirmity. This proposition was held in

2. The Supreme Court directed that the copies o f the FIRs excent in case of the offence o f ‘sensitive’ in nature, like sexual offences. offences pertaining to insurgency, terrorism, etc.. is to be uploaded on the police website or the official website o f the State Government within 24 hours of the registration and within 48 hours in case o f connectivity problems due to geographical location or there is some other unavoidable difficulty so that the accused or any person connected with the same can download the FIR and file appropriate application before the Court as per law for redressal of his grievances. This direction was given in

3. In which o f the following cases has the Supreme Court held that section 198(6) o f the Code o f Criminal Procedure will apply to cases o f rape o f “wives” below 18 years, and cognizance can be taken only in accordance with the provisions of section 198(6) o f the Code.

4. The Supreme Court has held that a magistrate can grant permission to the complainant to conduct the prosecution independently. The statement is

5. In which o f the following cases has the Supreme Court directed that FIRs; should be uploaded within 24 hours on police websites?

6. Which of the following cases/ offences were exempted from the Supreme Court directive to upload the FIRs within 24 hours in police websites?

7. The Supreme Court clarified that in case there is connectivity problems due to geographical location or there is some other unavoidable difficulty, the time for uploading FIRs can be extended up to hours.