Q1: 1. What is the purpose of the Committee to report to High Court as per Section 124 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) To oversee court proceedings
• B) B) To investigate corruption
• C) C) To report on the functioning of the court
• D) D) To manage court finances

Q2: 2. Who appoints the Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) The State Government
• B) B) The President of India
• C) C) The Chief Justice of the High Court
• D) D) The Prime Minister

Q3: 3. In a real-life scenario, what type of issues might prompt the formation of a Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) Delay in court proceedings
• B) B) Traffic violations
• C) C) Property disputes
• D) D) Tax evasion

Q4: 4. How often is the Committee required to report to the High Court as per Section 124 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) Monthly
• B) B) Annually
• C) C) Bi-annually
• D) D) As required by the Chief Justice

Q5: 5. What powers does the Committee to report to the High Court have under Section 124 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) Judicial powers
• B) B) Administrative powers
• C) C) Legislative powers
• D) D) Enforcement powers

Q6: 6. Which of the following is NOT a function of the Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) Monitoring court proceedings
• B) B) Investigating criminal cases
• C) C) Ensuring court efficiency
• D) D) Advising the High Court

Q7: 7. What happens if the Committee to report to the High Court finds irregularities in court proceedings as per Section 124 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) The committee takes over the court
• B) B) The High Court takes action based on the report
• C) C) The committee is disbanded
• D) D) No action is taken

Q8: 8. In a case of suspected judicial misconduct, who can request the formation of a Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) The accused judge
• B) B) The Chief Justice of India
• C) C) A concerned citizen
• D) D) The President of India

Q9: 9. How does the Committee to report to the High Court gather information for its reports under Section 124?

• A) A) Through public surveys
• B) B) Through court observations
• C) C) Through interviews with judges
• D) D) Through social media

Q10: 10. What is the role of the High Court in response to the reports submitted by the Committee under Section 124?

• A) A) Ignoring the reports
• B) B) Taking necessary actions based on the reports
• C) C) Disbanding the Committee
• D) D) Filing a lawsuit against the Committee

Q11: 11. How does the Committee to report to the High Court ensure transparency in court proceedings as per Section 124?

• A) A) By publishing reports online
• B) B) By holding public hearings
• C) C) By keeping all information confidential
• D) D) By conducting secret investigations

Q12: 12. What measures can the Committee to report to the High Court recommend to improve court functioning under Section 124?

• A) A) Increasing court fees
• B) B) Implementing technology solutions
• C) C) Reducing court working hours
• D) D) Hiring more security personnel

Q13: 13. Who oversees the functioning of the Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
• B) B) The State Government
• C) C) The President of India
• D) D) The High Court

Q14: 14. In a scenario where the Committee to report to the High Court identifies corruption within the court system, what actions can be taken based on their report?

• A) A) Immediate dismissal of all judges
• B) B) Legal action against the corrupt individuals
• C) C) No action can be taken
• D) D) Shutting down the court

Q15: 15. How does the Committee to report to the High Court contribute to the overall efficiency of the judicial system as per Section 124?

• A) A) By reducing the number of court cases
• B) B) By ensuring timely disposal of cases
• C) C) By increasing court holidays
• D) D) By appointing more judges

Q16: 16. What challenges might the Committee to report to the High Court face in carrying out its duties under Section 124?

• A) A) Lack of resources
• B) B) Excessive power
• C) C) Political interference
• D) D) Limited authority

Q17: 17. What is the significance of the reports submitted by the Committee to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) They are purely advisory
• B) B) They have legal binding effect
• C) C) They are confidential
• D) D) They are shared with the media only

Q18: 18. How does the Committee to report to the High Court ensure accountability in the judicial system under Section 124?

• A) A) By conducting surprise audits
• B) B) By issuing warnings to judges
• C) C) By monitoring social media
• D) D) By imposing fines on litigants

Q19: 19. What measures can the Committee to report to the High Court recommend to improve access to justice under Section 124?

• A) A) Increasing court fees
• B) B) Establishing legal aid clinics
• C) C) Reducing court working hours
• D) D) Limiting court access

Q20: 20. In a scenario where the Committee to report to the High Court finds inefficiencies in court processes, what steps can be taken to address the issues?

• A) A) Implementing training programs for court staff
• B) B) Ignoring the issues
• C) C) Disbanding the Committee
• D) D) Increasing court holidays

Q21: 21. How does the Committee to report to the High Court promote transparency and accountability in the legal system under Section 124?

• A) A) By holding closed-door meetings
• B) B) By sharing reports with the public
• C) C) By avoiding public scrutiny
• D) D) By refusing to disclose information

Q22: 22. What safeguards are in place to ensure the independence of the Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) Political appointments
• B) B) Judicial oversight
• C) C) Government control
• D) D) Public voting

Q23: 23. In what ways can the Committee to report to the High Court help in reducing the backlog of court cases as per Section 124?

• A) A) By delaying court proceedings
• B) B) By expediting the resolution of cases
• C) C) By increasing court holidays
• D) D) By hiring more judges

Q24: 24. How does the Committee to report to the High Court contribute to maintaining the integrity of the legal system under Section 124?

• A) A) By ignoring complaints
• B) B) By investigating judicial misconduct
• C) C) By promoting corruption
• D) D) By influencing court decisions

Q25: 25. What role does public feedback play in the functioning of the Committee to report to the High Court under Section 124?

• A) A) None
• B) B) Central role in decision-making
• C) C) Advisory role
• D) D) Limited role