Top 50 Indian Partnership Act 1932 MCQs with Answers
S.No Question Options (A, B, C, D) Answer 1 When did the Indian Partnership Act come into force? A) 1 Oct 1932,B) 1 April 1932,C) 1 July 1932,D) 26 Jan 1932 A 2 Which section defines “Partnership”? A) Sec 2,B) Sec 4,C) Sec 6,D) Sec 10 B 3…
50 Important MCQs on Part 2 of the Constitution of India (With Answers)
1. Which Articles of the Indian Constitution deal with Citizenship? A) 1-4 B) 5-11 C) 12-35 D) 36-51 Answer: B 2. In which Part of the Constitution is Citizenship mentioned? A) Part I B) Part II C) Part III D) Part IV Answer: B 3. Indian Constitution…
50 Important MCQs on Part 1 of the Constitution of India (With Answers)
In this post, we have curated 50 must-know MCQs with answers to help you master this topic for exams like UPSC, SSC, and State Judiciary. 1. Under Article 1, India is described as a: A. Federation of StatesB. Union of StatesC. Confederation of StatesD.…
Top 50 CPC Part 3 Incidental Proceedings MCQs with Answers
1. Which section of the CPC deals with the power of the Court to issue commissions? A) Section 74 B) Section 75 C) Section 79 D) Section 80 Answer: B 2. A commission can be issued for which of the following purposes? A) To examine any person B) To make a…
50 Essential CPC Part 2 MCQs: Execution of Decree
No. Question Options (A, B, C, D) Correct Answer 1 Provisions relating to execution of “Orders” are given in: A) Section 34,B) Section 36,C) Section 38,D) Section 42 B 2 A decree may be executed by: A) Court which passed it,B) Court to…
50 Important CPC Part 1 MCQs with Answers
No. Question Options (A, B, C, D) Correct Answer 1 The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, came into force on? A) 1st Jan 1908, B) 1st Jan 1909, C) 1st April 1909, D) 31st Dec 1908 B 2 Which section of the CPC defines a “Decree”? A) Section…
Top 50 Indian Evidence Act MCQs with Answers
1. The Indian Evidence Act, 1872, came into force on : A) 1st July 1872 B) 1st September 1872 C) 1st January 1873 D) 15th August 1872 Answer: B 2. The Indian Evidence Act was drafted by: A) Lord Macaulay B) Sir…