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381.

The statutory period for injunctive order is

A.	Twelve months or disposal of suit	B.	Nine month or disposal of suit
C.	Both (a) and (b)

382.

Order XXXIX, Rule 4, of C.P.C deals with

A.	Extention of injuctive order	B.	Discharge or setting aside of injunctive order
C.	Costs upon defendant

383.

As per O. XXXIX, R. 5 of C.P.C. an injunction directed to corporation is binding upon

A.	Corporation	B.	Upon all officers and members of corporation
C.	Both (a) and (b)

384.

O. XXXIX, R. 6 to 10 of C.P.C. deals

A.	Permanent injunction	B.	Interlocutory orders
C.	Final orders

385.

If the moveable property of a suit is subject to natural and speedy decay the Court can pass interlocutory order for its sale

A.	Upon application of any party	B.	Upon its own observation
C.	Upon Court officer direction

386.

O. XXXIX, Rule 7, of C.P.C Court pass interlocutory order

A.	On its own discretion	B.	On application of any party
C.	On instruction of Court officer

387.

Order XL, of C.P.C deals with

A.	Appointment of receiver	B.	Appointment of local commission
C.	Appointment of site commissioner

388.

Order XL, of C.P.C contains____ Rules

A.	3	B.	4
C.	5

389.

Under O. XL, Rule 1(a), Courts appoint receiver of any property

A.	Before a decree	B.	After a decree
C.	Both (a) and (b)

390.

The Court may by general or special order fix the amount to be paid as_____ for the service of receiver

A.	Salary	B.	Commission
C.	Remuneration