Q1: 1. In the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, Section 446A deals with

• A) A) Bail applications
• B) B) Cancellation of bond and bail bond
• C) C) Court procedures
• D) D) Evidence submission

Q2: 2. When can a bond or bail bond be cancelled under Section 446A?

• A) A) If the accused fails to appear before the court
• B) B) If the complainant requests cancellation
• C) C) If the judge is unavailable
• D) D) If the accused changes lawyers

Q3: 3. What action can the court take if a bond or bail bond is cancelled under Section 446A?

• A) A) Increase the bond amount
• B) B) Issue a warrant against the accused
• C) C) Dismiss the case
• D) D) Release the accused without conditions

Q4: 4. Who has the authority to cancel a bond or bail bond under Section 446A?

• A) A) Police officers
• B) B) Public prosecutors
• C) C) Judicial Magistrate
• D) D) Defense attorneys

Q5: 5. In a real-life scenario, if an accused jumps bail and fails to appear in court, what can the court do?

• A) A) Cancel the bail bond
• B) B) Ignore the absence
• C) C) Issue a warning
• D) D) Reduce the bond amount

Q6: 6. Under Section 446A, if a bond or bail bond is cancelled, what happens to the surety?

• A) A) The surety is released from any obligations
• B) B) The surety is fined
• C) C) The surety is arrested
• D) D) The surety must pay the bond amount

Q7: 7. What is the purpose of Section 446A in the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) To punish the accused
• B) B) To protect the rights of the accused
• C) C) To expedite court proceedings
• D) D) To provide legal aid

Q8: 8. If a bond or bail bond is cancelled under Section 446A, what should the accused do?

• A) A) Seek legal advice
• B) B) Leave the jurisdiction
• C) C) Contact the police
• D) D) Surrender before the court

Q9: 9. Can a bond or bail bond be reinstated after cancellation under Section 446A?

• A) A) Yes, with a higher amount
• B) B) No, it is final
• C) C) Yes, with additional conditions
• D) D) Only with a court order

Q10: 10. What factors may the court consider before cancelling a bond or bail bond under Section 446A?

• A) A) Previous criminal record
• B) B) Accused's financial status
• C) C) Victim's statement
• D) D) All of the above

Q11: 11. In a case of repeated non-appearance by the accused, what action can the court take under Section 446A?

• A) A) Grant more time
• B) B) Dismiss the case
• C) C) Cancel the bond or bail bond
• D) D) Change the accused's lawyer

Q12: 12. If a bail bond is cancelled under Section 446A, what happens to the accused's release status?

• A) A) The accused remains free
• B) B) The accused is arrested immediately
• C) C) The accused can seek another bond
• D) D) The accused must surrender

Q13: 13. What is the responsibility of the surety in a bond or bail bond under Section 446A?

• A) A) To pay the court fees
• B) B) To ensure the accused's appearance in court
• C) C) To represent the accused in court
• D) D) To provide legal advice

Q14: 14. How can a surety avoid liability under Section 446A?

• A) A) By paying a fine
• B) B) By informing the court in advance
• C) C) By withdrawing from the bond
• D) D) By bribing the judge

Q15: 15. If a bond or bail bond is cancelled under Section 446A, what notice should be given to the accused and surety?

• A) A) Verbal notice
• B) B) Written notice
• C) C) No notice required
• D) D) Notice through email

Q16: 16. What is the consequence of not complying with the court's order to cancel a bond or bail bond under Section 446A?

• A) A) Contempt of court
• B) B) Fine
• C) C) Community service
• D) D) Warning

Q17: 17. In a real-life scenario, if a surety wants to be released from a bond or bail bond, what should they do?

• A) A) Contact the accused
• B) B) Inform the police
• C) C) Apply to the court
• D) D) Ignore the situation

Q18: 18. Under Section 446A, can a bond or bail bond be cancelled without the accused's knowledge?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only with the surety's consent
• D) D) Only in extreme cases

Q19: 19. What recourse does the accused have if their bond or bail bond is cancelled under Section 446A?

• A) A) Appeal to a higher court
• B) B) Seek legal assistance
• C) C) Contact the police
• D) D) Flee the jurisdiction

Q20: 20. How does the cancellation of a bond or bail bond under Section 446A impact the progress of the case?

• A) A) Delays the case
• B) B) Speeds up the case
• C) C) Dismisses the case
• D) D) No impact

Q21: 21. What protection does Section 446A provide to the accused and the justice system?

• A) A) Ensures fair trial
• B) B) Prevents bail abuse
• C) C) Expedites trials
• D) D) None of the above

Q22: 22. If a surety withdraws from a bond or bail bond under Section 446A, what happens to the accused?

• A) A) Released immediately
• B) B) Arrested
• C) C) Given a new surety
• D) D) No impact on the accused

Q23: 23. When can a court consider reinstating a cancelled bond or bail bond under Section 446A?

• A) A) Upon accused's request
• B) B) Only with surety's consent
• C) C) After a hearing
• D) D) Automatically after a period

Q24: 24. What steps can the court take to ensure the accused's appearance after cancelling a bond or bail bond under Section 446A?

• A) A) Issue a warrant
• B) B) Increase the bond amount
• C) C) Place the accused in custody
• D) D) All of the above

Q25: 25. In a situation where the accused is critically ill and unable to appear in court, what action can the court take under Section 446A?

• A) A) Cancel the bond or bail bond
• B) B) Proceed with the trial in absentia
• C) C) Dismiss the case
• D) D) Delay the proceedings