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Q1: 1. In which section of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 is the provision for making over of cases to Magistrates mentioned?

Q2: 2. When can a case be made over to another Magistrate under Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q3: 3. Under Section 192 of the CrPC, which of the following is NOT a condition for making over of cases to Magistrates?

Q4: 4. In a real-life scenario, if a Magistrate is found to have a personal interest in a case, what action can be taken based on Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q5: 5. Under Section 192 of the CrPC, which factor plays a crucial role in determining if a case should be made over to another Magistrate?

Q6: 6. What is the primary objective behind the provision of making over cases to Magistrates under Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q7: 7. In a situation where a case involves multiple accused with conflicting interests, which provision of the CrPC can be invoked for making over of cases to different Magistrates?

Q8: 8. Under Section 192 of the CrPC, if a Magistrate feels incapable of dealing with a particular case, what step should be taken?

Q9: 9. Which of the following statements is true regarding the provision of making over cases to Magistrates under Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q10: 10. In a case where the accused is a public servant and the offence is related to official duties, which provision of the CrPC can be invoked for making over of the case to a special Magistrate?

Q11: 11. When can a case be made over to another Magistrate under Section 192 of the CrPC due to the gravity of the offence?

Q12: 12. In a scenario where the original Magistrate is related to one of the parties in a case, what course of action should be taken based on Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q13: 13. Under Section 192 of the CrPC, which factor is considered when determining the expediency of making over a case to another Magistrate?

Q14: 14. If a case involves multiple offences, some falling under the jurisdiction of the Magistrate and others under the Sessions Court, which provision allows for the making over of the case to the appropriate court?

Q15: 15. What is the significance of seeking the interest of justice in the context of making over of cases under Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q16: 16. In a case where the accused is a minor, which provision of the CrPC can be invoked for making over of the case to a Juvenile Justice Board?

Q17: 17. If a case involves sensitive information that needs to be handled discreetly, which provision of the CrPC allows for the making over of the case to a Magistrate who can ensure confidentiality?

Q18: 18. Under Section 192 of the CrPC, what role does the public interest play in the decision to make over a case to another Magistrate?

Q19: 19. If a case involves a conflict of interest between the complainant and the accused, which provision allows for the making over of the case to a neutral Magistrate?

Q20: 20. In a case where the accused is a foreign national and faces language barriers, which provision of the CrPC can be invoked for making over of the case to a Magistrate who understands the accused's language?

Q21: 21. When a case is made over to another Magistrate under Section 192 of the CrPC, what responsibilities does the new Magistrate have towards the case?

Q22: 22. If a case involves multiple accused with conflicting interests, how can the court ensure a fair trial based on Section 192 of the CrPC?

Q23: 23. Under Section 192 of the CrPC, what considerations are taken into account when deciding to make over a case to another Magistrate?

Q24: 24. In a case where the accused is a vulnerable person requiring special protection, which provision allows for the making over of the case to a Magistrate who can provide appropriate safeguards?

Q25: 25. If a case is made over to another Magistrate under Section 192 of the CrPC and the accused objects to the transfer, what recourse does the accused have?

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