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Q1: 1. In cases where a Magistrate cannot dispose of a matter under Section 322 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, who may take cognizance of the offense?

Q2: 2. Under Section 322 of the CrPC 1973, if a Magistrate cannot dispose of the case, which court is empowered to proceed with the trial?

Q3: 3. What happens if a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case under Section 322 of the CrPC 1973?

Q4: 4. In a situation where a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case under Section 322, who has the authority to transfer the case to a competent court?

Q5: 5. Under Section 322 of the CrPC 1973, what is the primary objective when a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case?

Q6: 6. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case, which factor is considered in determining the competent court to transfer the case to?

Q7: 7. Which of the following courts is NOT eligible to take cognizance of a case that a Magistrate cannot dispose of under Section 322?

Q8: 8. What is the purpose of Section 322 in the CrPC 1973 regarding cases that a Magistrate cannot dispose of?

Q9: 9. When a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case under Section 322, which court has the power to conduct the trial?

Q10: 10. In real life, if a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case due to conflict of interest, which court would be suitable to take over the proceedings?

Q11: 11. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case under Section 322, which judicial body ensures fair and impartial trial proceedings?

Q12: 12. What administrative process is usually followed when a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case under Section 322 in the CrPC 1973?

Q13: 13. Which of the following institutions plays a crucial role in ensuring that cases which a Magistrate cannot dispose of are handled effectively and efficiently?

Q14: 14. In a situation where a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case due to lack of jurisdiction, which court is the appropriate forum to transfer the case to?

Q15: 15. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case under Section 322, what is the role of the public prosecutor in the subsequent proceedings?

Q16: 16. Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for a Magistrate to be unable to dispose of a case under Section 322?

Q17: 17. When a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case under Section 322, what measure is taken to ensure that the accused's rights are protected in the subsequent proceedings?

Q18: 18. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case due to a medical emergency, which court is responsible for taking over the proceedings?

Q19: 19. In a scenario where a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case under Section 322, which principle guides the transfer of the case to a competent court?

Q20: 20. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case under Section 322, what is the responsibility of the police in the subsequent proceedings?

Q21: 21. When a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case under Section 322, what is the primary consideration in determining the competent court to transfer the case to?

Q22: 22. In a situation where a Magistrate cannot dispose of a case under Section 322, which court ensures that the trial is conducted in a fair and transparent manner?

Q23: 23. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case due to a conflict of interest, which entity is responsible for overseeing the transfer of the case to a competent court?

Q24: 24. What safeguards are in place to ensure that cases transferred from a Magistrate under Section 322 are handled expeditiously by the competent court?

Q25: 25. If a Magistrate is unable to dispose of a case under Section 322, which entity plays a vital role in monitoring the progress of the case in the competent court?

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