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131.

Service of the summons shall be made by delivering or tendering a copy thereof signed by the

A.	Judge	B.	Officer of the Court
C.	Both (a) and (b)

132.

Order V, Rule 10-A, of C.P.C. deals with

A.	Delivery of summons through Court officer	B.	Delivery of summons through post
C.	Delivery of summons in any way

133.

When defendant refuse or keeping out of the way for the purpose of avoiding service or Court is satisfied that summons can not be served in ordinary way than Court will order for the service of summons in

A.	Normal ways	B.	Substituted ways
C.	None of the above

134.

The term "substituted service" means

A.	Service of process upon defendant in any way	B.	Service of process made under authorization of Court upon defendants
C.	Both (a) and (b)

135.

Order V, Rule 20, of C.P.C deals with

A.	Service of summons through ordinary ways	B.	Service of summons through substituted ways
C.	Both (a) and (b)

136.

Order V, Rule 20, prescribed_____ ways and manners for service of summons

A.	4	B.	5
C.	6

137.

Urgent mail service or courier service is_____ way of summon servings

A.	Ordinary	B.	Substituted
C.	None of the above

138.

Proclamation in news papers is also a type of

A.	Substituted service	B.	Ordinary service
C.	Special service

139.

Where the defendant is confined in a prison the summons shall be delivered or sent by post or otherwise to

A.	The officer incharge of prison	B.	Attorney General
C.	Public Prosecutor

140.

As per OrderV, Rule 28, of C.P.C. where the defendant is a soldier, sailor or airmen the Court shall send the summons for service to

A.	Chief of Staff Committee	B.	Chief of Air Staff, Navel or Army
C.	Commanding Officer together with a copy to be retained by the defendants