Q1: 1. What is the purpose of Section 90 in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) To seek judicial advice on important legal issues
• B) B) To delay the legal proceedings
• C) C) To expedite the legal process
• D) D) To dismiss a case without trial

Q2: 2. Who can exercise the power to state a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) Only the plaintiff
• B) B) Only the defendant
• C) C) Both parties jointly
• D) D) The presiding judge

Q3: 3. In which situation can a case be referred for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) When the parties are unable to reach a settlement
• B) B) When a complex legal question arises in the case
• C) C) When one party wants to prolong the proceedings
• D) D) When the case is straightforward and requires no legal interpretation

Q4: 4. What is the benefit of referring a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) To avoid trial and reach a quick resolution
• B) B) To clarify legal issues and ensure justice
• C) C) To increase the legal fees for both parties
• D) D) To confuse the presiding judge

Q5: 5. Who has the authority to decide whether a case should be referred for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) The plaintiff
• B) B) The defendant
• C) C) The Court
• D) D) The legal counsel

Q6: 6. Can a case be referred for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 after the trial has concluded?

• A) A) Yes, before the judgment is pronounced
• B) B) No, once the trial is over
• C) C) Only if both parties agree to reopen the case
• D) D) Only if the presiding judge permits it

Q7: 7. What happens if the Court gives its opinion on a case referred under Section 90?

• A) A) The case is dismissed
• B) B) The opinion is binding on the parties
• C) C) The parties can ignore the opinion
• D) D) The case goes back to trial

Q8: 8. Under Section 90, what type of legal issues can be referred for the opinion of the Court?

• A) A) Only procedural matters
• B) B) Only factual disputes
• C) C) Only questions of law
• D) D) Only evidentiary issues

Q9: 9. In a real-life scenario, when might parties choose to refer a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) When there is a disagreement on the interpretation of a legal provision
• B) B) When one party wants to delay the proceedings
• C) C) When the case involves only factual disputes
• D) D) When the parties are not interested in a fair resolution

Q10: 10. How long does the Court have to provide its opinion on a case referred under Section 90?

• A) A) Within 30 days
• B) B) Within 60 days
• C) C) Within 90 days
• D) D) Within 120 days

Q11: 11. What is the consequence if the parties do not agree to refer a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) The case is automatically referred
• B) B) The case is dismissed
• C) C) The trial continues as usual
• D) D) The presiding judge makes the decision

Q12: 12. Can a case be referred for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 if it involves a criminal matter?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only with the consent of the prosecutor
• D) D) Only with the approval of the appellate court

Q13: 13. In a real-life scenario, how can referring a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 benefit the parties?

• A) A) By reducing legal costs
• B) B) By avoiding the need for a trial
• C) C) By obtaining clarity on legal issues
• D) D) By prolonging the legal proceedings

Q14: 14. What is the role of the presiding judge when a case is referred for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) To make a final decision based on the opinion
• B) B) To ignore the opinion and proceed with the trial
• C) C) To provide the opinion to the parties for consideration
• D) D) To dismiss the case

Q15: 15. Can the opinion of the Court under Section 90 be challenged in a higher court?

• A) A) Yes, always
• B) B) No, never
• C) C) Only with the consent of both parties
• D) D) Only on specific grounds

Q16: 16. What happens if the parties do not abide by the opinion given by the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) The case is dismissed
• B) B) Contempt of Court proceedings can be initiated
• C) C) The opinion becomes null and void
• D) D) The parties can request a new opinion

Q17: 17. In a real-life problem, how can referring a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 help in resolving a legal dispute between two parties?

• A) A) By prolonging the legal process
• B) B) By adding complexity to the case
• C) C) By providing authoritative guidance on legal issues
• D) D) By preventing a fair resolution

Q18: 18. Who bears the costs of referring a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) The plaintiff
• B) B) The defendant
• C) C) Both parties equally
• D) D) The Court

Q19: 19. Can a case be referred for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 if it involves a matter already settled by precedent?

• A) A) Yes
• B) B) No
• C) C) Only with the consent of the appellate court
• D) D) Only if the precedent is overruled

Q20: 20. What is the primary objective of Section 90 in the Civil Procedure Code, 1908?

• A) A) To complicate legal proceedings
• B) B) To streamline the legal process
• C) C) To eliminate the need for legal opinions
• D) D) To discourage parties from seeking judicial guidance

Q21: 21. In a real-life scenario, how can referring a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 promote fairness and justice?

• A) A) By creating confusion among the parties
• B) B) By ensuring consistent application of the law
• C) C) By delaying the resolution of disputes
• D) D) By increasing legal expenses

Q22: 22. Can parties refer multiple legal issues for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 in a single case?

• A) A) Yes, there is no limit
• B) B) No, only one issue can be referred
• C) C) Only with the permission of the presiding judge
• D) D) Only if the issues are related

Q23: 23. What should parties include when stating a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90?

• A) A) Only the legal question in isolation
• B) B) Detailed facts and the legal question involved
• C) C) Only the arguments of one party
• D) D) The opinion they prefer

Q24: 24. Can the opinion of the Court under Section 90 be used as a precedent in future cases?

• A) A) Yes, always
• B) B) No, never
• C) C) Only with the consent of the presiding judge
• D) D) Only with the approval of the appellate court

Q25: 25. In a real-life scenario, how can referring a case for the opinion of the Court under Section 90 contribute to legal certainty and predictability?

• A) A) By introducing ambiguity
• B) B) By creating conflicts in legal interpretations
• C) C) By providing authoritative legal guidance
• D) D) By avoiding legal opinions altogether