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211.

Section 491, Cr.P.C deals with

A.	Habeas Corpus	B.	Legal detention by police
C.	None of the above

212.

Petition of habeas corpus can be made before

A.	Court of Session	B.	High Court
C.	Both (a) and (b)

213.

The officer appointed by Provincial Government under section 492, Cr.P.C is called

A.	Law Officer	B.	Public Prosecutor
C.	Private Pleader

214.

The officer appointed under section 492, Cr.P.C may appear and plead with ________

A.	Out obtaining any authority	B.	Written permission from any authority
C.	None of the above

215.

Any Public Prosecutor when with the consent of Court withdraw from prosecution of any person in such condition if charge not framed the accused will be

A.	Discharged	B.	Convict
C.	Released on bail

216.

Bail has _____ kinds

A.	2	B.	3
C.	4

217.

Section _______, Cr.P.C deals with bail in bailable cases

A.	496	B.	497
C.	None of the above

218.

Bail is transfer of custody of a person from police to ________

A.	Private persons	B.	Court
C.	Any other agency

219.

Section 497 of Cr.P.C deals with bail in cases of

A.	Bailable offence	B.	Non bailable offence
C.	Both (a) and (b)

220.

Section 497 of Cr.P.C is applicable to the cases in which accused is

A.	Arrested	B.	Not arrested
C.	None of the above