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21.

In family suit the plaint shall contain

A.	Affidavit	B.	List of witnesses
C.	Permission Certificate from Union Council	D.	None of the above

22.

In a Family Suit the plaint shall contain all facts relating to the dispute and shall contain______ giving the number of witnesses intended to be produced in support of the plaint

A.	Schedule	B.	List of witnesses
C.	Affidavit	D.	None of the above

23.

As per section 7(2), of Family Courts Act provided that the parties may with the permission of_____ call any witness at any later stage if the Court considers such evidence expedient in the interest of justice

A.	Reader	B.	Its Council
C.	Court	D.	None of the above

24.

The plaint for dissolution of marriage may contain

A.	All claims relating to dowry	B.	Claim regarding maintendance, dower, personal belongings and property of the wife
C.	Custody of children	D.	None of the above

25.

Section_____ of the Family Courts Act deals with intimation to defendants

A.	8	B.	8A
C.	9	D.	None of the above

26.

When a plaint is presented in Family Court it shall fix a date of not more than_____ days for defendants appearance

A.	15	B.	30
C.	45	D.	None of the above

27.

Section 8(1)(c) bounds the plaintiff that he while summoning to defendant attach copy of_____ with summons

A.	Plaint	B.	List of documents
C.	Copies of documents	D.	None of the above

28.

Section 9 of The Family Courts Act, 1964 deals with

A.	Production of documents	B.	Procedure for institution of plaint
C.	Written statement	D.	None of the above

29.

As per section 9(1)(a), defendant husband may where no earlier suit for restitution of conjugal rights is pending claim for a decree of restitution of conjugal rights

A.	In his written Statement	B.	Through separate suit
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of the above

30.

As per section 9(1)(b), of the Family Courts Act a defendant wife may in the written statement to a suit for restitution of conjugal rights can make a claim for

A.	Dissolution of marriage	B.	Dissolution of marriage on the basis of Khula
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of the above