Q1: 1. In which situation can a summons be issued under Section 113 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) If the person against whom proceedings are to be taken is present
• B) B) If the person against whom proceedings are to be taken is not present
• C) C) If the person against whom proceedings are to be taken is a minor
• D) D) If the person against whom proceedings are to be taken is a government official

Q2: 2. What is the purpose of issuing a summons under Section 113?

• A) A) To arrest the person immediately
• B) B) To inform the person about the charges against them
• C) C) To detain the person indefinitely
• D) D) To skip the trial process

Q3: 3. When can a warrant be issued under Section 113?

• A) A) Only if the person is present
• B) B) Only if the person is a first-time offender
• C) C) Only if the person is not present
• D) D) Only if the person is a repeat offender

Q4: 4. Which of the following statements is true regarding Section 113 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) It applies only to civil cases
• B) B) It applies only to criminal cases
• C) C) It provides provisions for issuing summons and warrants
• D) D) It is not applicable in cases of non-bailable offenses

Q5: 5. What should be included in a summons issued under Section 113?

• A) A) Details of the person issuing the summons
• B) B) Details of the charges against the person
• C) C) Date and time for the person to appear in court
• D) D) All of the above

Q6: 6. In a real-life scenario, if a person fails to appear after receiving a summons under Section 113, what action can be taken?

• A) A) Issuing a warning letter
• B) B) Issuing a warrant for their arrest
• C) C) Ignoring the situation
• D) D) Sending another summons

Q7: 7. When a warrant is issued under Section 113, who is authorized to execute it?

• A) A) Any person from the public
• B) B) Only police officers
• C) C) Only the person who issued the warrant
• D) D) Any person authorized by the court

Q8: 8. Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for the issuance of a warrant under Section 113?

• A) A) Failure to appear in court after receiving a summons
• B) B) Intentional delay in legal proceedings
• C) C) Non-cooperation with the investigation
• D) D) Escaping from custody

Q9: 9. In a situation where a person resides in a different state from where the case is being heard, what can be done to ensure their presence?

• A) A) Issue a warrant in the state where they reside
• B) B) Request the assistance of the local police
• C) C) Transfer the case to their state of residence
• D) D) None of the above

Q10: 10. When issuing a warrant under Section 113, what must the court be satisfied about?

• A) A) The guilt of the person
• B) B) The necessity for the person's presence
• C) C) The person's financial status
• D) D) The popularity of the case

Q11: 11. In a case where a person is deliberately avoiding the legal process, what action can be taken under Section 113?

• A) A) Imposing a fine
• B) B) Issuing a warrant
• C) C) Issuing a warning
• D) D) Dismissing the case

Q12: 12. If a person receives a summons but is unable to appear in court due to a valid reason, what should they do?

• A) A) Ignore the summons
• B) B) Inform the court about the reason for non-appearance
• C) C) Wait for a warrant to be issued
• D) D) Hire a lawyer to represent them

Q13: 13. How can the court ensure the proper service of a summons under Section 113?

• A) A) Sending it via email
• B) B) Sending it through registered post
• C) C) Informing the person through a phone call
• D) D) Asking a neighbor to deliver it

Q14: 14. In a case where the address of the person is unknown, what steps can be taken to serve a summons?

• A) A) Publish a notice in a newspaper
• B) B) Search for the person using social media
• C) C) Skip the summons process
• D) D) Close the case

Q15: 15. Which of the following is a consequence of avoiding the legal process after receiving a summons under Section 113?

• A) A) Immediate acquittal
• B) B) Contempt of court
• C) C) Reduced charges
• D) D) No consequences

Q16: 16. What role does the police play in executing a warrant issued under Section 113?

• A) A) They cannot execute the warrant
• B) B) They can only assist in locating the person
• C) C) They have the authority to arrest the person
• D) D) They can ignore the warrant

Q17: 17. How can a person challenge the issuance of a warrant under Section 113 if they believe it is unjust?

• A) A) File a complaint with the police
• B) B) File a petition in the High Court
• C) C) Ignore the warrant
• D) D) Request a re-issuance of the summons

Q18: 18. What measures can be taken by the court to ensure the attendance of a person who is avoiding the legal process?

• A) A) Issuing repeated warnings
• B) B) Increasing the fine amount
• C) C) Issuing a bailable warrant
• D) D) Declaring the person as a fugitive

Q19: 19. In a situation where a person is critically ill and unable to attend court after receiving a summons, what can be done?

• A) A) Delay the proceedings indefinitely
• B) B) Issue a warrant for their arrest
• C) C) Allow a representative to appear on their behalf
• D) D) Dismiss the case

Q20: 20. What is the maximum duration within which a warrant should be executed after its issuance under Section 113?

• A) A) 24 hours
• B) B) 7 days
• C) C) 30 days
• D) D) 90 days

Q21: 21. If a person deliberately destroys a summons received under Section 113, what legal consequences can they face?

• A) A) No consequences
• B) B) Contempt of court
• C) C) Fine imposition
• D) D) Warning letter

Q22: 22. How can a person contest the charges mentioned in a summons issued under Section 113?

• A) A) By ignoring the summons
• B) B) By appealing directly to the Supreme Court
• C) C) By attending court and presenting their defense
• D) D) By hiring a private investigator

Q23: 23. In a case where a person repeatedly fails to comply with a summons under Section 113, what action can the court take?

• A) A) Dismiss the case
• B) B) Issue a non-bailable warrant
• C) C) Impose a fine
• D) D) Ignore the situation

Q24: 24. When should a summons or warrant be served on the person against whom proceedings are to be taken?

• A) A) At any time convenient to the court
• B) B) During working hours only
• C) C) During the person's lunch break
• D) D) At any time, including holidays

Q25: 25. What steps can be taken if a person refuses to accept a summons or warrant served to them?

• A) A) Leave the documents at their doorstep
• B) B) Treat their refusal as contempt of court
• C) C) File a police complaint against them
• D) D) Try serving the documents again at a later date