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11.

A police officer_____ order for exhumation

A.	Cannot	B.	Can
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	Depends upon nature of case

12.

After exhumation Post-mortem examination is conducted by

A.	Magistrate	B.	Coroner
C.	Police Officer	D.	Medical Officer

13.

After Post mortem parts of a dead body needs to sent to

A.	Magistrate	B.	Police Officer
C.	Coroner	D.	Chemical examinaer for chemical analysis

14.

In Pakistan_____ time limit is for examination

A.	10 years	B.	20 years
C.	30 years	D.	No

15.

A document sent by a Court to compel a witness to attend the Court on a given time place along with his reports is called

A.	Warrant	B.	Notice
C.	Subpoena	D.	None of above

16.

A fee offered to a medical practitioner to cover necessary travelling expenses by the Court is called

A.	Conduct money	B.	Diet money
C.	Medical charges	D.	Commission Fee

17.

The conduct money shall be sent toward medical practitioner

A.	Through money order	B.	With subpoena
C.	Court Officer separately	D.	None of above

18.

Where conduct money are not adequate the medical practitioner may point it in the Court_______

A.	Before recording evidence	B.	After recording evidence
C.	At any time during trial	D.	None of above

19.

A medical practitioner witness_____ to take oath before recording evidence

A.	Needs	B.	Not need
C.	Have discretion	D.	All of above

20.

Medical evidence are of_____ kinds

A.	One	B.	Two
C.	Three	D.	Four