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31.

The Court of Magistrate of 2nd class, can pass

A.	Imprisonment for five years	B.	Imprisonment for three years
C.	Imprisonment not exceeding one year

32.

The Court of Magistrate of 3rd class, can pass

A.	Imprisonment for one year	B.	Imprisonment for six months
C.	Imprisonment not exceeding one month

33.

Assistant Session Judge enjoys _____ powers with Session Judge

A.	Equal	B.	Less
C.	More

34.

Section 37, Cr.P.C deals with _____ powers of Magistrate

A.	Actual	B.	Additional
C.	None of the above

35.

Section 42, Cr.P.C bounds _____ to assist Magistrate or police-officer

A.	Public	B.	Village headman
C.	Patwari

36.

Under section 46, Cr.P.C ______ of body is sufficient for arrest

A.	Capturing	B.	Touching
C.	None of the above

37.

Section _______ Cr.P.C empowers police-officer to break, open door and windows for the purpose of liberation of any person

A.	47	B.	48
C.	49

38.

Section 52, Cr.P.C deals with mode of search of a _______

A.	Woman	B.	Secret place
C.	Government servant

39.

Police-officer under section ____ may arrest any person without warrant who has been concerned in any cognisable offence.

A.	53 of Cr.P.C	B.	54 of Cr.P.C
C.	54-A of Cr.P.C

40.

The person arrested by police shall

A.	Not be subjected to more restraint than is necessary to prevent his escape	B.	Be subjected to more restraint than from necessity to prevent his escape
C.	None of the above