Q1: 1. What does Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 pertain to?

• A) A) Provisions applicable to District Courts
• B) B) Provisions applicable to High Courts in appellate jurisdiction
• C) C) Provisions not applicable to High Courts in original civil jurisdiction
• D) D) Provisions applicable to Supreme Court

Q2: 2. Which court does Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 exclude from its provisions?

• A) A) District Court
• B) B) High Court in appellate jurisdiction
• C) C) High Court in original civil jurisdiction
• D) D) Supreme Court

Q3: 3. In which situation would Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 be relevant?

• A) A) A case being appealed to the High Court
• B) B) A case being heard in a District Court
• C) C) A case being heard directly in the High Court
• D) D) A case being referred to the Supreme Court

Q4: 4. What is the purpose of excluding the High Court in original civil jurisdiction from certain provisions in Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) To expedite the legal process
• B) B) To maintain consistency in judgments
• C) C) To streamline the appellate process
• D) D) To uphold the authority of the District Courts

Q5: 5. Which of the following statements is true regarding Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) It applies uniformly to all courts in India
• B) B) It grants additional powers to the High Court in original civil jurisdiction
• C) C) It excludes certain provisions for cases directly heard by the High Court
• D) D) It limits the jurisdiction of the District Courts

Q6: 6. A real-life scenario where Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 would be applicable is when

• A) A) A dispute between two parties is brought directly to the High Court for resolution
• B) B) A lower court refers a complex case to the High Court for review
• C) C) A judgment from the High Court is being challenged in the Supreme Court
• D) D) A trial is ongoing in a District Court

Q7: 7. Which court has the original civil jurisdiction in cases where Section 120 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 applies?

• A) A) District Court
• B) B) High Court
• C) C) Supreme Court
• D) D) Magistrate Court

Q8: 8. In which type of cases would the High Court in original civil jurisdiction typically be involved?

• A) A) Petty criminal cases
• B) B) Land disputes
• C) C) Traffic violations
• D) D) Small claims court cases

Q9: 9. How does the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 benefit the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It reduces the workload of the High Court
• B) B) It allows for more flexibility in legal proceedings
• C) C) It ensures specialized handling of cases at that level
• D) D) It limits the scope of appeals to higher courts

Q10: 10. Which of the following is an example of a matter that the High Court in original civil jurisdiction may have exclusive jurisdiction over?

• A) A) Criminal appeals
• B) B) Matrimonial disputes
• C) C) Traffic violations
• D) D) Tax evasion cases

Q11: 11. When would a litigant choose to directly approach the High Court in original civil jurisdiction instead of a lower court?

• A) A) For faster resolution of the case
• B) B) To avoid legal costs
• C) C) To set a legal precedent
• D) D) For a more favorable judgment

Q12: 12. How does the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 impact the procedural aspects of cases heard by the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It simplifies the legal process
• B) B) It creates additional hurdles for litigants
• C) C) It increases the burden on lower courts
• D) D) It limits the powers of the High Court

Q13: 13. In a scenario where Section 120 applies, what role does the District Court play in the legal process?

• A) A) Acts as an advisory body to the High Court
• B) B) Hears appeals from decisions made by the High Court
• C) C) Refers cases to the High Court for original jurisdiction
• D) D) Manages all legal proceedings independently

Q14: 14. Which of the following is true about the jurisdiction of the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It is limited to specific types of cases
• B) B) It supersedes the jurisdiction of lower courts
• C) C) It can only hear cases referred by the Supreme Court
• D) D) It has concurrent jurisdiction with the District Courts

Q15: 15. How does the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 impact the appeals process for cases heard by the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It eliminates the possibility of appeals
• B) B) It streamlines the appeals process to the Supreme Court
• C) C) It restricts the grounds on which appeals can be made
• D) D) It accelerates the appeals process to the District Court

Q16: 16. Which of the following statements accurately describes the relationship between the District Courts and the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) District Courts have appellate jurisdiction over decisions made by the High Court
• B) B) District Courts are subordinate to the High Court in original civil jurisdiction
• C) C) Both courts have equal jurisdiction in civil matters
• D) D) The High Court in original civil jurisdiction can overrule District Court judgments

Q17: 17. What is the significance of Section 120 in ensuring the efficient functioning of the legal system in India?

• A) A) It establishes a hierarchy among different courts
• B) B) It promotes a uniform interpretation of laws across courts
• C) C) It empowers the High Court to handle all civil cases
• D) D) It limits the workload of the District Courts

Q18: 18. In a real-life scenario, how would a litigant be affected by the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 when approaching the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) They may face stricter evidentiary requirements
• B) B) They may experience delays in the legal process
• C) C) They may need to seek permission from the District Court first
• D) D) They may be required to pay higher court fees

Q19: 19. Which of the following best describes the purpose of Section 120 in relation to the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) To limit the powers of the High Court
• B) B) To ensure uniform application of laws
• C) C) To encourage litigants to bypass lower courts
• D) D) To expedite the resolution of complex cases

Q20: 20. How does the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 contribute to the specialization of the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It allows for more diverse cases to be handled
• B) B) It enables the court to focus on specific types of cases
• C) C) It restricts the court to hearing only criminal cases
• D) D) It grants the court additional powers over lower courts

Q21: 21. In a situation where Section 120 is applicable, what would be the appropriate course of action for a litigant seeking relief from the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) File an appeal directly with the Supreme Court
• B) B) Submit the case directly to the High Court
• C) C) Seek mediation at the District Court level
• D) D) Wait for the District Court to transfer the case

Q22: 22. How does the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 impact the workload of the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It increases the number of cases heard by the court
• B) B) It decreases the complexity of cases handled
• C) C) It allows for more efficient case management
• D) D) It limits the court's jurisdiction over certain matters

Q23: 23. Which of the following best describes the relationship between Section 120 and the jurisdiction of the High Court in original civil matters?

• A) A) Section 120 expands the jurisdiction of the High Court
• B) B) Section 120 restricts the jurisdiction of the High Court
• C) C) Section 120 has no impact on the jurisdiction of the High Court
• D) D) Section 120 grants exclusive jurisdiction to the High Court

Q24: 24. What role does Section 120 play in maintaining the separation of powers within the Indian legal system?

• A) A) It centralizes decision-making authority in the High Court
• B) B) It ensures that lower courts remain independent from the High Court
• C) C) It empowers the District Courts to overrule High Court decisions
• D) D) It limits the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court

Q25: 25. How does the exclusion of certain provisions under Section 120 contribute to the clarity and consistency of legal decisions made by the High Court in original civil jurisdiction?

• A) A) It allows for more discretion in judgment
• B) B) It eliminates conflicting legal interpretations
• C) C) It increases the likelihood of appeals to higher courts
• D) D) It reduces the role of precedent in decision-making