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71.

Under Section 143, A Magistrate of 1st Class may order any person not to repeat or continue, a public nuisance as defined in

A.	Cr.P.C.	B.	Pakistan Penal Code or any special or local law
C.	Constitution of Pakistan

72.

Under section ______ temporary orders in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger can be made

A.	134 Cr.P.C	B.	140 Cr.P.C
C.	144 Cr.P.C

73.

Section 145, Cr.P.C deals with dispute regarding

A.	Moveable property	B.	Immovable property
C.	None of the above

74.

The basic ingredient to exercise power under section 145, by a Magistrate regarding immovable property is likely to cause

A.	Breach of peace	B.	Breach of trust
C.	Breach of contract

75.

Under Section 149, every police officer may interpose for the purpose of preventing and shall, to the best of his ability prevent the commission of any ______ offence

A.	Cognizable	B.	Non Cognizable
C.	None of the above

76.

Section 146 of Cr.P.C empowers ______ to attach subject of dispute

A.	The Superintendent of Police	B.	The Magistrate
C.	None of above

77.

As under section 146, Cr.P.C order of attachment can be passed by the

A.	The Magistrate of 3rd Class	B.	The Magistrate of 2nd Class
C.	The Magistrate of 1st Class

78.

When the Magistrate attaches the subject of dispute, he may, if he thinks fit shall appoint a receiver by enjoying power under

A.	Cr.P.C.	B.	C.P.C.
C.	P.P.C.

79.

Section _______, of Cr.P.C. empowers a police-officer to arrest any person without warrant, or order from a Magistrate who have any design to commit any cognizable offence

A.	151	B.	152
C.	153

80.

A police-officer may _____ interpose to prevent any injury attempted to be committed in his view to any public property, moveable or immovable or the removal or injury of any public landmark or buoy or other mark used for navigation

A.	Of his own authority	B.	With permission of Magistrate
C.	With permission of Superintendent of Police