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Q1: Sure! Here are 25 multiple-choice questions related to Section 119 – Commencement of period for which security is required in the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973

Q2: 1. When does the period for which security is required commence under Section 119 of the CrPC?

Q3: 2. In a situation where security is required under Section 119, who determines the amount of security to be furnished by the accused?

Q4: 3. If an accused fails to furnish the required security under Section 119, what action can the court take?

Q5: 4. Under Section 119, the period for which security is required may extend up to

Q6: 5. What happens if the accused fails to comply with the conditions of the security provided under Section 119?

Q7: 6. In a case where security is required under Section 119, who is responsible for monitoring the compliance of the accused with the security conditions?

Q8: 7. Under Section 119, if the accused furnishes security in the form of property, who holds the title deed until the security period ends?

Q9: 8. What is the primary purpose of requiring security under Section 119 of the CrPC?

Q10: 9. Can the court order the release of the security furnished by the accused before the end of the security period under Section 119?

Q11: 10. In a case where security is required under Section 119, what happens if the accused absconds during the security period?

Q12: 11. How does the period for which security is required under Section 119 affect the accused's freedom of movement?

Q13: 12. In a real-life scenario, if an accused fails to furnish the required security under Section 119, what legal consequences can they face?

Q14: 13. What is the significance of the court determining the amount of security under Section 119?

Q15: 14. Under Section 119, can the accused request a modification of the security conditions during the security period?

Q16: 15. What happens if the accused fails to abide by the conditions set for the security provided under Section 119?

Q17: 16. In a case where security is required under Section 119, who is responsible for ensuring the accused complies with the security conditions?

Q18: 17. Under Section 119, can the court order the release of the security before the end of the security period at the request of the accused?

Q19: 18. What is the primary objective of requiring security under Section 119 according to the CrPC?

Q20: 19. Can the court order the release of the security provided by the accused before the security period ends under Section 119?

Q21: 20. In a situation where security is required under Section 119, what happens if the accused goes missing during the security period?

Q22: 21. How does the security period under Section 119 impact the accused's movement and activities?

Q23: 22. In a real-life scenario, what legal consequences may an accused face for failing to provide the required security under Section 119?

Q24: 23. Why is it important for the court to determine the amount of security under Section 119?

Q25: 24. Under Section 119, can the accused request a modification of the security conditions during the security period?

Q26: 25. What are the consequences if the accused fails to comply with the security conditions provided under Section 119?

Q27: These questions aim to test the understanding of Section 119 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 regarding the commencement of the period for which security is required.

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