All Free Law and Constitution MCQs with Answers

• A. 7(viii)
• B. 7(vii)
• C. 7(ix)
• D. None of these

Explanation: Section 7(viii) deals with suits seeking to set aside an attachment, while the neighbouring clauses address different categories of civil…

• A. Court feeds for movable property having no market value
• B. Court fees for movable property having market value
• C. Both (a) and (b)
• D. None of these

Explanation: Section 7(iii) covers suits concerning movable property that has a market value; movable property without a market value is addressed…

• A. According revenue officers directions
• B. According Court direction
• C. According to the amount claimed
• D. None of these

Explanation: Under section 7(i), suits for money, damages, compensation, maintenance or other periodically payable sums are assessed according to the…

• A. According to the aluation of the subject satisfactory ascertainable
• B. Value of subject matter to certain conditions
• C. None of the above
• D. None of these

Explanation: Ad valorem means a fee calculated according to the value of the subject matter.

• A. 5
• B. 6
• C. 7
• D. None of these

Explanation: Section 6 requires the prescribed fee on documents filed in a Mufassil Court or public office.

• A. Levy of Court fees in Court of Civil Judge in their ordinary jurisdiction
• B. Levy of Court fees in District Judge Court
• C. Levy of Court Fees in High Court in their extra ordinary jurisdiction
• D. None of these

Explanation: Section 3 deals with court fees in proceedings before a High Court exercising its extraordinary original civil jurisdiction.

• A. Government
• B. Litigant
• C. Court
• D. None of these

Explanation: The court determines questions concerning the proper valuation and amount of court fee when such an issue arises.

• A. To create technicalities for litigants
• B. None of these
• C. To put burden upon litigants
• D. To collect revenue for State

Explanation: The principal object of the Court Fees Act is fiscal: it imposes fees on specified legal proceedings to raise revenue for the State.

• A. 36
• B. 30
• C. 42
• D. None of these

Explanation: The Court Fees Act, 1870 contains 36 sections, along with schedules prescribing various fees.

• A. 11th April, 1870
• B. 11th March, 1870
• C. 11th June, 1870
• D. None of these

Explanation: The Court Fees Act was enacted on 11 March 1870. The later April and June dates do not correspond to its enactment date.

• A. Both A and B
• B. Presidential Small Causes Courts
• C. Provincial Small Causes Courts
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order X, Rule 3 is excluded from proceedings in Provincial Small Causes Courts under the special provisions governing those courts.

• A. None of the these
• B. Ordinary Civil Courts
• C. Presidency Small Causes Courts
• D. Provincial Small Causes Courts

Explanation: Order L contains the special provisions relating to Provincial Small Causes Courts.

• A. Provincial small causes courts
• B. High Court
• C. Special Court
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order XLIX contains special provisions relating to certain courts, including provisions concerning High Courts in the applicable CPC…

• A. Review
• B. Revision
• C. Miscellaneous
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order XLVIII is the CPC’s miscellaneous order, covering matters that do not fit within the principal procedural orders.

• A. None of the these
• B. Notice to Court Officer
• C. Notice to Revenue Officers
• D. Notice to opposite party

Explanation: A review cannot ordinarily be granted without prior notice to the opposite party, giving that party an opportunity to be heard.

• A. Apply for review
• B. Apply for revision
• C. Both A and B
• D. None of the these

Explanation: A person aggrieved by a decree may seek review where an appeal is allowed but has not been preferred, subject to the conditions in Order…

• A. Appeal in small causes
• B. Revision
• C. Review
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order XLVII governs review of judgments, decrees and orders, including the grounds and procedure for seeking review.

• A. The Court facing question of law himself
• B. The Court through parties of the case
• C. None of the these
• D. Both A and B

Explanation: A subordinate court may refer a question of law to the High Court on its own motion or when the issue is raised through a party’s…

• A. Reference to High Court
• B. Reference to Federal Court
• C. Reference to Supreme Court
• D. None of the these

Explanation: Order XLVI deals with references to the High Court, enabling a subordinate court to obtain the High Court’s decision on a relevant…

• A. To Supreme Court
• B. To any High Court
• C. To High Court from which the appeal to Federal Court was preferred
• D. None of the these

Explanation: An application to execute a Federal Court order under the cited provision was made to the High Court from which the appeal had originally…