Q1: 1. What does Section 138 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 pertain to?

• A) A) Power of High Court to make rules for appellate procedures
• B) B) Power of High Court to make rules for original Civil Procedure
• C) C) Power of lower courts to make rules for evidence procedures
• D) D) Power of High Court to make rules for criminal procedures

Q2: 2. Which body has the authority to make rules regarding their original Civil Procedure under Section 138?

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

Q3: 3. In which year was the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 enacted?

• A) A) 1859
• B) B) 1872
• C) C) 1908
• D) D) 1947

Q4: 4. Why is it important for High Courts to have the power to make rules for their original Civil Procedure?

• A) A) To streamline the legal process and ensure efficiency
• B) B) To create confusion among legal practitioners
• C) C) To delay court proceedings
• D) D) To bypass legal procedures

Q5: 5. What is the significance of Section 138 in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) It empowers the lower courts to make rules for their procedures
• B) B) It empowers the High Courts to regulate their original Civil Procedure
• C) C) It limits the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
• D) D) It has no practical implications

Q6: 6. Which of the following statements is true regarding Section 138 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) It applies only to criminal cases
• B) B) It applies only to appellate procedures
• C) C) It applies to original Civil Procedure
• D) D) It applies to administrative law

Q7: 7. What kind of rules can High Courts make under Section 138 with respect to their original Civil Procedure?

• A) A) Rules regarding criminal cases
• B) B) Rules regarding evidence procedure
• C) C) Rules regarding appellate procedures
• D) D) Rules regarding civil cases

Q8: 8. How do rules made under Section 138 impact the legal system?

• A) A) They complicate legal proceedings
• B) B) They provide clarity and structure to the legal process
• C) C) They have no effect on legal procedures
• D) D) They increase corruption in the judiciary

Q9: 9. What is the primary objective of empowering High Courts to make rules for their original Civil Procedure?

• A) A) To create barriers for litigants
• B) B) To ensure fair and efficient administration of justice
• C) C) To favor one party over another
• D) D) To delay court proceedings

Q10: 10. How do rules made under Section 138 contribute to the overall functioning of the legal system?

• A) A) They introduce unnecessary complexity
• B) B) They facilitate smooth conduct of legal proceedings
• C) C) They restrict access to justice
• D) D) They promote corruption

Q11: 11. In a real-life scenario, how can rules made by High Courts under Section 138 help in expediting civil cases?

• A) A) By introducing unnecessary delays
• B) B) By providing clear guidelines for legal procedures
• C) C) By favoring one party unfairly
• D) D) By ignoring evidence presented in court

Q12: 12. Which body has the authority to amend rules made under Section 138?

• A) A) Executive branch of government
• B) B) Legislature
• C) C) High Court itself
• D) D) Lower courts

Q13: 13. What is the purpose of High Courts making rules under Section 138 for their original Civil Procedure?

• A) A) To complicate legal procedures
• B) B) To enhance transparency and efficiency in the legal system
• C) C) To delay justice
• D) D) To ignore legal precedents

Q14: 14. How do rules under Section 138 assist in maintaining uniformity in legal proceedings?

• A) A) By creating confusion
• B) B) By allowing individual judges to interpret laws differently
• C) C) By providing consistent guidelines for legal processes
• D) D) By favoring wealthy litigants

Q15: 15. Why is it important for High Courts to have the power to regulate their original Civil Procedure?

• A) A) To create obstacles for litigants
• B) B) To ensure fair and expeditious resolution of disputes
• C) C) To delay court proceedings indefinitely
• D) D) To favor one party over another

Q16: 16. How do rules made by High Courts under Section 138 contribute to the accessibility of justice?

• A) A) By complicating legal procedures
• B) B) By providing clear guidelines for litigants and legal practitioners
• C) C) By limiting the jurisdiction of lower courts
• D) D) By discriminating against certain groups

Q17: 17. Which of the following best describes the role of High Courts in making rules under Section 138?

• A) A) To create unnecessary hurdles in legal proceedings
• B) B) To promote transparency and efficiency in the legal system
• C) C) To favor one party in a dispute
• D) D) To delay justice

Q18: 18. In a real-life scenario, how can rules made by High Courts under Section 138 benefit litigants?

• A) A) By causing confusion and delays
• B) B) By expediting legal processes and ensuring fairness
• C) C) By favoring one party unfairly
• D) D) By ignoring legal principles

Q19: 19. What is the main objective of empowering High Courts to make rules for their original Civil Procedure?

• A) A) To complicate legal proceedings
• B) B) To ensure justice is served promptly and fairly
• C) C) To create barriers for litigants
• D) D) To favor wealthy individuals

Q20: 20. How do rules under Section 138 promote consistency in the legal system?

• A) A) By allowing judges to interpret laws arbitrarily
• B) B) By providing clear guidelines for legal procedures
• C) C) By creating ambiguity in legal processes
• D) D) By favoring certain litigants

Q21: 21. What is the significance of High Courts having the power to make rules for their original Civil Procedure under Section 138?

• A) A) It hinders the legal process
• B) B) It ensures uniformity and efficiency in legal proceedings
• C) C) It limits access to justice
• D) D) It favors the executive branch of government

Q22: 22. How do rules made under Section 138 contribute to the overall effectiveness of the legal system?

• A) A) By introducing unnecessary delays
• B) B) By providing a framework for orderly legal proceedings
• C) C) By favoring certain litigants
• D) D) By ignoring legal principles

Q23: 23. In a real-life scenario, how can rules made by High Courts under Section 138 improve the legal process for litigants?

• A) A) By creating confusion and uncertainty
• B) B) By establishing clear procedures and timelines
• C) C) By delaying court hearings indefinitely
• D) D) By favoring one party over another

Q24: 24. Which of the following best describes the purpose of rules made under Section 138 by High Courts?

• A) A) To complicate legal procedures
• B) B) To ensure fairness, efficiency, and consistency in the legal system
• C) C) To delay justice
• D) D) To favor wealthy individuals

Q25: 25. How do rules under Section 138 help in promoting access to justice for all individuals?

• A) A) By creating barriers to legal remedies
• B) B) By providing clear guidelines and procedures for legal redress
• C) C) By favoring certain social groups
• D) D) By ignoring legal precedents