Q1: 1. In which section of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 is the provision related to the exercise of powers of an advocate mentioned?

• A) A) Section 92
• B) B) Section 93
• C) C) Section 94
• D) D) Section 95

Q2: 2. What does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 deal with?

• A) A) Execution of decrees
• B) B) Exercise of powers of an advocate
• C) C) Transfer of cases
• D) D) Appeals in civil cases

Q3: 3. In case of a legal representative of a deceased advocate, who has the right to exercise the powers of the advocate?

• A) A) The Bar Council
• B) B) The court
• C) C) The client
• D) D) The legal representative

Q4: 4. If an advocate is suspended from practice, who has the right to exercise the powers of the advocate?

• A) A) The client
• B) B) The Bar Council
• C) C) The court
• D) D) Another advocate designated by the suspended advocate

Q5: 5. In a real-life scenario, if an advocate is unable to attend a court proceeding due to illness, who can exercise the powers of the advocate?

• A) A) The judge
• B) B) The client
• C) C) Another advocate authorized by the absent advocate
• D) D) The court staff

Q6: 6. What should be done if an advocate wishes to withdraw from representing a client in a civil proceeding?

• A) A) The advocate can withdraw without any formalities
• B) B) The advocate must inform the client and seek permission from the court
• C) C) The client must file a separate application for withdrawal of the advocate
• D) D) The court will automatically appoint a new advocate

Q7: 7. In a situation where an advocate is found guilty of professional misconduct, what action can be taken regarding the exercise of their powers?

• A) A) The court can appoint a new advocate for the client
• B) B) The advocate's powers are automatically revoked
• C) C) The Bar Council can suspend the advocate
• D) D) The client must find a new advocate

Q8: 8. If a client wishes to change their advocate during an ongoing civil proceeding, what is the correct procedure to follow?

• A) A) The client can inform the court directly
• B) B) The client must seek permission from the advocate
• C) C) The client must inform the existing advocate and seek permission from the court
• D) D) The client must file a new case with the new advocate

Q9: 9. What is the significance of Section 93 in ensuring the smooth progression of civil proceedings?

• A) A) It defines the qualifications of an advocate
• B) B) It regulates the conduct of advocates in court
• C) C) It clarifies the procedure for changing advocates
• D) D) It addresses the issue of exercising powers in the absence of an advocate

Q10: 10. If an advocate becomes mentally incapacitated and is unable to continue representing a client, who can exercise the powers of the advocate?

• A) A) The client
• B) B) The advocate's family member
• C) C) Another advocate designated by the incapacitated advocate
• D) D) The court clerk

Q11: 11. When can a court refuse to permit an advocate to withdraw from representing a client in a civil case?

• A) A) If the advocate has not been paid fully
• B) B) If the client objects to the withdrawal
• C) C) If the case is at an advanced stage
• D) D) If the client fails to attend court hearings

Q12: 12. In the event of the death of an advocate handling a client's case, what are the options available to the client for continuing the case?

• A) A) The client can represent themselves in court
• B) B) The client must appoint a new advocate
• C) C) The court will automatically dismiss the case
• D) D) The client must file a new case

Q13: 13. How does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 safeguard the interests of clients in legal proceedings?

• A) A) By allowing clients to directly interact with the court
• B) B) By ensuring continuity in legal representation
• C) C) By limiting the powers of advocates
• D) D) By requiring clients to represent themselves

Q14: 14. If an advocate is found to be negligent in handling a client's case, what recourse does the client have under Section 93?

• A) A) The client can file a complaint with the Bar Council
• B) B) The client must continue with the same advocate
• C) C) The court will appoint a new advocate for the client
• D) D) The client must represent themselves

Q15: 15. How does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 address the issue of conflicts of interest between advocates and clients?

• A) A) By prohibiting advocates from representing multiple clients
• B) B) By allowing clients to change advocates at any stage
• C) C) By empowering clients to appoint substitute advocates
• D) D) By requiring advocates to disclose any conflicts of interest

Q16: 16. If an advocate is suspended from practice, how does it impact ongoing civil cases they are handling?

• A) A) The cases are automatically dismissed
• B) B) The court appoints a new advocate for each case
• C) C) Another advocate designated by the suspended advocate can continue the cases
• D) D) The clients must find new advocates

Q17: 17. What measures can clients take to ensure the effective exercise of powers by their advocates as per Section 93?

• A) A) Regularly attend court hearings
• B) B) Provide clear instructions and necessary documents to the advocate
• C) C) File complaints against the advocate
• D) D) Represent themselves in court

Q18: 18. In a situation where an advocate becomes ill during a crucial stage of a civil trial, how can the client ensure the case proceeds smoothly as per Section 93?

• A) A) Request an adjournment from the court
• B) B) Hire a new advocate immediately
• C) C) Wait for the advocate to recover
• D) D) Seek permission from the court to appoint a substitute advocate

Q19: 19. How does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 contribute to maintaining the integrity of legal proceedings?

• A) A) By restricting the powers of advocates
• B) B) By allowing clients to represent themselves
• C) C) By ensuring continuity in legal representation
• D) D) By requiring advocates to work pro bono

Q20: 20. What role does the court play in overseeing the exercise of powers by advocates in civil cases as per Section 93?

• A) A) The court appoints advocates for clients
• B) B) The court reviews the conduct of advocates
• C) C) The court represents clients in legal proceedings
• D) D) The court has no involvement in advocate-client relationships

Q21: 21. How does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 protect clients from potential misconduct by advocates?

• A) A) By requiring advocates to seek approval for every action
• B) B) By allowing clients to file complaints directly with the court
• C) C) By empowering the Bar Council to take disciplinary action
• D) D) By prohibiting advocates from interacting with clients

Q22: 22. If an advocate is found to have a conflict of interest in a client's case, what action should the advocate take as per Section 93?

• A) A) Continue representing the client
• B) B) Disclose the conflict of interest and seek permission to continue
• C) C) Withdraw from representing the client immediately
• D) D) Seek approval from the Bar Council to continue

Q23: 23. How does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 ensure transparency in advocate-client relationships?

• A) A) By requiring advocates to maintain detailed records of interactions
• B) B) By allowing clients to switch advocates without any notice
• C) C) By mandating advocates to report to the court regularly
• D) D) By empowering clients to file complaints against advocates

Q24: 24. In a scenario where an advocate is unable to continue representing a client due to unforeseen circumstances, what steps can the client take as per Section 93?

• A) A) File a complaint with the Bar Council
• B) B) Wait for the advocate to return
• C) C) Seek permission from the court to appoint a substitute advocate
• D) D) Represent themselves in court

Q25: 25. How does Section 93 of the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 promote the efficient resolution of civil disputes?

• A) A) By requiring advocates to delay proceedings
• B) B) By ensuring continuous legal representation for clients
• C) C) By limiting the powers of advocates in court
• D) D) By encouraging clients to represent themselves