Q1: 1. What does Section 125 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 pertain to?

• A) A) Power of the Supreme Court
• B) B) Power of High Courts to make rules
• C) C) Power of District Courts
• D) D) Power of State Governments

Q2: 2. Which year was the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 enacted?

• A) A) 1859
• B) B) 1908
• C) C) 1947
• D) D) 1960

Q3: 3. In which part of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 can Section 125 be found?

• A) A) Part IV
• B) B) Part X
• C) C) Part XII
• D) D) Part XVIII

Q4: 4. What is the purpose of Section 125 in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) To regulate criminal proceedings
• B) B) To provide guidelines for arbitration
• C) C) To grant power to High Courts to make rules
• D) D) To establish Small Claims Courts

Q5: 5. Which authority is granted the power to make rules under Section 125?

• A) A) State Governments
• B) B) District Courts
• C) C) High Courts
• D) D) Supreme Court

Q6: 6. In a real-life scenario, if a High Court wants to establish rules for the conduct of civil cases within its jurisdiction, which section of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 would it refer to?

• A) A) Section 100
• B) B) Section 125
• C) C) Section 150
• D) D) Section 200

Q7: 7. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 affect civil proceedings?

• A) A) They have no impact
• B) B) They streamline and regulate proceedings
• C) C) They only apply to criminal cases
• D) D) They delay court processes

Q8: 8. Which of the following is NOT a function of rules made by High Courts under Section 125?

• A) A) Setting guidelines for case management
• B) B) Determining court fees
• C) C) Regulating the presentation of evidence
• D) D) Establishing new court divisions

Q9: 9. In a practical situation, how do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 contribute to the efficiency of the legal system?

• A) A) By increasing bureaucratic hurdles
• B) B) By introducing unnecessary delays
• C) C) By providing clarity and consistency in legal procedures
• D) D) By complicating court processes

Q10: 10. Which entity has the authority to challenge rules made by High Courts under Section 125?

• A) A) State Governments
• B) B) District Courts
• C) C) Supreme Court
• D) D) Parliament

Q11: 11. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 impact the uniformity of legal procedures across different regions?

• A) A) They create confusion
• B) B) They standardize procedures
• C) C) They vary unpredictably
• D) D) They have no effect on uniformity

Q12: 12. In a case where rules made by a High Court under Section 125 conflict with a provision of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, which takes precedence?

• A) A) The rules made by the High Court
• B) B) The conflicting provision of the Code
• C) C) The decision of the District Court
• D) D) The opinion of the State Government

Q13: 13. Which of the following statements best describes the significance of Section 125 in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) It grants power to High Courts to make rules for efficient legal proceedings
• B) B) It empowers District Courts to overrule High Court decisions
• C) C) It limits the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
• D) D) It delegates authority to State Governments to regulate civil cases

Q14: 14. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 contribute to access to justice for litigants?

• A) A) By making legal processes more expensive
• B) B) By creating barriers for disadvantaged groups
• C) C) By simplifying procedures and promoting fairness
• D) D) By favoring wealthy individuals

Q15: 15. In a case where a High Court rule under Section 125 conflicts with a fundamental right, which prevails?

• A) A) The High Court rule
• B) B) The fundamental right
• C) C) The State Government's opinion
• D) D) The District Court's decision

Q16: 16. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 contribute to the overall efficiency of the judiciary?

• A) A) By introducing unnecessary complexity
• B) B) By standardizing procedures
• C) C) By slowing down legal processes
• D) D) By increasing administrative burden

Q17: 17. Which entity is responsible for ensuring that rules made by High Courts under Section 125 are in line with the Constitution?

• A) A) State Governments
• B) B) Supreme Court
• C) C) Local Bar Associations
• D) D) District Courts

Q18: 18. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 impact legal practitioners and advocates?

• A) A) They restrict their roles in court proceedings
• B) B) They provide guidelines for professional conduct
• C) C) They abolish the need for legal representation
• D) D) They increase licensing fees

Q19: 19. In a practical scenario, if a High Court rule under Section 125 is found to be in conflict with a central legislation, what happens?

• A) A) The central legislation is amended
• B) B) The High Court rule is invalidated
• C) C) The conflict is ignored
• D) D) The State Government intervenes

Q20: 20. How can stakeholders provide input or feedback on rules made by High Courts under Section 125?

• A) A) Through public referendums
• B) B) By submitting petitions to the President
• C) C) By engaging in public consultations
• D) D) By contacting international legal bodies

Q21: 21. In a scenario where rules made by a High Court under Section 125 are seen as discriminatory, what recourse is available to affected parties?

• A) A) Filing a complaint with the District Court
• B) B) Appealing to the Supreme Court
• C) C) Seeking intervention from foreign courts
• D) D) Approaching the State Government

Q22: 22. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 contribute to the transparency of legal processes?

• A) A) By adding layers of secrecy
• B) B) By limiting public access
• C) C) By ensuring open and fair proceedings
• D) D) By favoring confidential settlements

Q23: 23. Which principle guides the formulation of rules by High Courts under Section 125?

• A) A) Expediency
• B) B) Equitability
• C) C) Constitutionality
• D) D) Consistency

Q24: 24. In a scenario where rules made by a High Court under Section 125 conflict with established legal precedents, which prevails?

• A) A) The High Court rule
• B) B) The established legal precedents
• C) C) The opinion of the State Government
• D) D) The decision of the District Court

Q25: 25. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 125 contribute to the adaptability of the legal system to changing societal needs?

• A) A) By resisting change
• B) B) By hindering innovation
• C) C) By providing a framework for evolution
• D) D) By promoting traditional practices