Q1: 1. Which section of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 deals with prosecution for contempt of lawful authority of public servants, for offences against public justice and for offences relating to documents given in evidence?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 156
• C) C) Section 302
• D) D) Section 420

Q2: 2. In which situation can a public servant be prosecuted under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) For performing duties diligently
• B) B) For acts of contempt against lawful authority
• C) C) For personal disputes with colleagues
• D) D) For following legal procedures correctly

Q3: 3. What type of offences are covered under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) Offences against private individuals
• B) B) Offences against public justice
• C) C) Offences related to property disputes
• D) D) Offences related to traffic violations

Q4: 4. In a real life scenario, if a public servant manipulates evidence in a criminal case, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 302
• C) C) Section 420
• D) D) Section 376

Q5: 5. When can a document given in evidence be considered an offence under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) If it is submitted with proper authorization
• B) B) If it is relevant to the case
• C) C) If it is forged or fabricated
• D) D) If it is a photocopy

Q6: 6. In a situation where a witness presents a forged document in court, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 144
• C) C) Section 498A
• D) D) Section 376

Q7: 7. What is the main purpose of Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) To protect public servants from legal actions
• B) B) To ensure fair trial and justice in legal proceedings
• C) C) To discourage public servants from performing their duties
• D) D) To expedite court proceedings

Q8: 8. If a public servant unlawfully arrests an individual, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 144
• C) C) Section 341
• D) D) Section 420

Q9: 9. In a case where a public servant fails to produce crucial evidence in court intentionally, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 379
• C) C) Section 340
• D) D) Section 420

Q10: 10. When can a person be prosecuted for contempt of lawful authority of public servants under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) If there is a disagreement with the public servant's decision
• B) B) If there is disobedience or disrespect towards the public servant
• C) C) If there is a delay in responding to a public servant's request
• D) D) If there is confusion regarding legal procedures

Q11: 11. In a real life scenario, if a person refuses to comply with a court order issued by a public servant, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 160
• C) C) Section 420
• D) D) Section 144

Q12: 12. What action can be taken against an individual who obstructs a public servant in the discharge of his public functions?

• A) A) Prosecution under Section 195 of the CrPC
• B) B) Warning from the public servant
• C) C) No action can be taken
• D) D) Filing a civil suit

Q13: 13. In a case involving tampering with official documents, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 420
• C) C) Section 302
• D) D) Section 378

Q14: 14. If a person forges a medical certificate to present as evidence in court, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 379
• C) C) Section 420
• D) D) Section 302

Q15: 15. When can a private individual file a complaint under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) Only with the permission of the court
• B) B) Without any restrictions
• C) C) Only through a legal representative
• D) D) Only if the public servant agrees

Q16: 16. In a case where a public servant fabricates evidence against an accused person, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 376
• C) C) Section 302
• D) D) Section 420

Q17: 17. If a person destroys crucial documents related to a court case, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 379
• C) C) Section 420
• D) D) Section 302

Q18: 18. What is the consequence of filing a false complaint under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) No consequences
• B) B) Fine only
• C) C) Imprisonment and fine
• D) D) Warning from the court

Q19: 19. In a situation where a witness refuses to produce documents in court, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 420
• C) C) Section 342
• D) D) Section 309

Q20: 20. When can an individual be prosecuted for giving false evidence before a court under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) If the false evidence was unintentional
• B) B) If the false evidence was beneficial to the case
• C) C) If the false evidence was material to the case
• D) D) If the false evidence was corrected later

Q21: 21. If a person knowingly presents a forged will in a property dispute case, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 498A
• C) C) Section 342
• D) D) Section 420

Q22: 22. What is the process for initiating proceedings under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) Filing a police complaint directly
• B) B) Seeking permission from the public servant
• C) C) Seeking permission from the court
• D) D) Informing the accused beforehand

Q23: 23. In a case where a public servant is accused of fabricating evidence, who can initiate proceedings under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) Only the public servant
• B) B) Only the court
• C) C) Any private individual with sufficient evidence
• D) D) Only the police

Q24: 24. If a public servant refuses to provide relevant documents during an investigation, which section of the CrPC can be invoked for prosecution?

• A) A) Section 195
• B) B) Section 302
• C) C) Section 420
• D) D) Section 144

Q25: 25. When can a public servant be immune from prosecution under Section 195 of the CrPC?

• A) A) If the offence is minor
• B) B) If the public servant acted in good faith
• C) C) If the public servant is a senior official
• D) D) If the public servant has political influence