Q1: 1. What happens to a pending suit for divorce if the respondent dies before the decree is passed?

• A) A) The suit abates
• B) B) The suit continues against the legal representatives of the deceased respondent
• C) C) The suit is automatically dismissed
• D) D) The suit is transferred to a higher court

Q2: 2. In case of a pending suit for divorce, what action should the court take if the respondent is declared insane before the decree is passed?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Suspend the proceedings until the respondent recovers
• C) C) Appoint a guardian for the respondent
• D) D) Continue the suit against the legal representatives of the respondent

Q3: 3. If a pending suit for divorce involves children, what factor does the court consider before passing a decree?

• A) A) The financial status of the parties
• B) B) The welfare of the children
• C) C) The duration of the marriage
• D) D) The grounds for divorce

Q4: 4. What happens to a pending suit for divorce if one of the parties becomes bankrupt during the proceedings?

• A) A) The suit is dismissed
• B) B) The court orders a stay on the proceedings
• C) C) The suit continues against the bankrupt party
• D) D) The suit is transferred to a different jurisdiction

Q5: 5. In a pending suit for divorce, if one party wishes to withdraw the petition, what action should the court take?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Grant the withdrawal if both parties agree
• C) C) Proceed with the suit regardless
• D) D) Transfer the case to a different court

Q6: 6. When can a pending suit for divorce be transferred to a different court under Section 6 of the Indian Divorce Act, 1869?

• A) A) If either party requests for transfer
• B) B) If the court deems it necessary for convenience
• C) C) If the suit involves a substantial amount of property
• D) D) If there is a conflict of interest with the presiding judge

Q7: 7. What factors does the court consider when deciding whether to transfer a pending suit for divorce to a different court?

• A) A) The distance between the parties' residences
• B) B) The language spoken by the parties
• C) C) The complexity of the case
• D) D) All of the above

Q8: 8. In a pending suit for divorce, if one party relocates to a different state, what should the court do?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Transfer the case to the appropriate court in the new state
• C) C) Proceed with the case in the original court
• D) D) Order the relocating party to return for hearings

Q9: 9. How does the court handle a pending suit for divorce if one party refuses to participate in the proceedings?

• A) A) Proceed ex parte
• B) B) Dismiss the suit
• C) C) Request mediation
• D) D) Transfer the case to a family court

Q10: 10. If a pending suit for divorce involves a significant property dispute, what action can the court take under Section 6?

• A) A) Appoint a mediator
• B) B) Transfer the case to a higher court
• C) C) Stay the proceedings until the property issue is resolved
• D) D) Order an immediate division of property

Q11: 11. What happens if a pending suit for divorce under Section 6 involves a child custody dispute?

• A) A) The court automatically grants custody to the mother
• B) B) The court appoints a guardian ad litem for the child
• C) C) The court dismisses the custody claim
• D) D) The court transfers the custody issue to a family court

Q12: 12. In a pending suit for divorce, if one party remarries before the decree is passed, what impact does it have on the case?

• A) A) The case is automatically dismissed
• B) B) The court grants an immediate divorce
• C) C) The court may take the remarriage into consideration while deciding on the divorce
• D) D) The case is transferred to a different jurisdiction

Q13: 13. How does a pending suit for divorce under Section 6 address the issue of maintenance for the dependent spouse?

• A) A) The court automatically grants maintenance
• B) B) The court may order temporary maintenance until the decree is passed
• C) C) The court dismisses the maintenance claim
• D) D) The court transfers the maintenance issue to a family court

Q14: 14. If a pending suit for divorce involves allegations of domestic violence, what steps can the court take under Section 6?

• A) A) Order counseling for both parties
• B) B) Issue a protection order
• C) C) Transfer the case to a criminal court
• D) D) Dismiss the suit

Q15: 15. What happens to a pending suit for divorce if one party passes away during the proceedings under Section 6?

• A) A) The suit abates
• B) B) The court appoints a legal representative for the deceased party
• C) C) The court automatically grants the divorce
• D) D) The court transfers the case to a family court

Q16: 16. How does the court handle a pending suit for divorce if one party refuses to comply with court orders during the proceedings?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Issue a contempt order
• C) C) Transfer the case to a different court
• D) D) Grant an immediate divorce

Q17: 17. If a pending suit for divorce involves a dispute over custody of joint assets, what can the court do under Section 6?

• A) A) Order the immediate sale of assets
• B) B) Transfer the assets to one party temporarily
• C) C) Stay the proceedings until the asset issue is resolved
• D) D) Dismiss the asset dispute

Q18: 18. What action should the court take if a pending suit for divorce involves allegations of fraud by one party?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Order an investigation into the fraud allegations
• C) C) Transfer the case to a fraud court
• D) D) Proceed with the suit regardless

Q19: 19. How does the court handle a pending suit for divorce if one party is declared insolvent during the proceedings?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Stay the proceedings until the insolvency issue is resolved
• C) C) Transfer the case to a bankruptcy court
• D) D) Proceed with the suit regardless

Q20: 20. If a pending suit for divorce involves a custody dispute over minor children, what factors does the court consider before making a decision?

• A) A) The financial status of the parties
• B) B) The wishes of the children
• C) C) The conduct of the parties
• D) D) All of the above

Q21: 21. What happens if a pending suit for divorce involves a property dispute and one party sells off the shared property without consent?

• A) A) The court orders immediate compensation to the other party
• B) B) The court dismisses the property dispute
• C) C) The court may set aside the sale and address the issue in the divorce proceedings
• D) D) The case is transferred to a property court

Q22: 22. How does the court handle a pending suit for divorce if one party refuses to adhere to the court-mandated mediation process?

• A) A) Dismiss the suit
• B) B) Proceed with the suit regardless
• C) C) Impose fines on the non-compliant party
• D) D) Transfer the case to a mediation court

Q23: 23. If a pending suit for divorce involves a dispute over child support payments, what steps can the court take under Section 6?

• A) A) Suspend the proceedings until the dispute is resolved
• B) B) Order temporary child support payments
• C) C) Dismiss the child support claim
• D) D) Transfer the case to a family court

Q24: 24. What happens to a pending suit for divorce if one party files for bankruptcy during the proceedings?

• A) A) The suit abates
• B) B) The court stays the proceedings until the bankruptcy is resolved
• C) C) The court dismisses the suit
• D) D) The case is transferred to a bankruptcy court

Q25: 25. In a pending suit for divorce under Section 6, how does the court address issues of visitation rights for the non-custodial parent?

• A) A) Automatically grant visitation rights
• B) B) Order supervised visitation
• C) C) Dismiss the visitation claim
• D) D) Transfer the visitation issue to a family court