Code of Civil Procedure 1908 MCQs

  1. The Code of Civil Procedure 1908 was enacted on
    A) 21st January 1908
    B) 21st February 1908
    C) 21st March 1908
    D) None of these

  2. The Code of Civil Procedure 1908 was enforced on
    A) 21st March 1908
    B) 23rd March 1909
    C) 1st January 1909
    D) None of these

  3. The Code of Civil Procedure 1908 consists of sections.
    A) 150
    B) 155
    C) 158
    D) None of these

  4. The Code of Civil Procedure 1908 consists of orders.
    A) 50
    B) 51
    C) 52
    D) None of these

  5. Section 2 of C.P.C deals with
    A) Plaint
    B) Definitions
    C) Jurisdiction
    D) None of these

  6. The term “Decree” is defined in section
    A) 2(2)
    B) 3(2)
    C) 4(2)
    D) None of these

  7. A decree is an operative part of a
    A) Order
    B) Judgment
    C) Argument
    D) None of these

  8. Conclusively determines rights of the parties.
    A) Judgment
    B) Decree
    C) Order
    D) None of these

  9. A decree may be
    A) Preliminary
    B) Final
    C) Both A or B
    D) None of these

  10. A decree may include
    A) Rejection of plaint
    B) Order of dismissal for default
    C) Order from which an appeal lies
    D) All of these

  11. The term “Decree holder” is defined in section of C.P.C.
    A) 2(1)
    B) 2(2)
    C) 2(3)
    D) None of these

  12. A person in whose favour a decree has been passed or an order capable of execution has been made is called
    A) Decree defaulter
    B) Decree holder
    C) Decree debtor
    D) None of these

  13. Any person against whom a decree has been passed or an order capable of execution has been made is called
    A) Judgment debtor
    B) Judgment holder
    C) Decree holder
    D) None of these

  14. The term “Judgement” is defined in section of CPC.
    A) 2(7)
    B) 2(8)
    C) 2(9)
    D) None of these

  15. The statement given by the Judge is called
    A) Judgment
    B) Decree
    C) Order
    D) None of these

  16. A person who in law represents the estate of deceased person is called
    A) Guardian
    B) Pleader
    C) Legal representative
    D) None of these

  17. The term “Legal representative” is defined in section of CPC.
    A) 2(11)
    B) 2(12)
    C) 2(13)
    D) None of these

  18. The formal expression of any decision of a Civil Court which is not a decree is called
    A) Judgement
    B) Order
    C) Observations
    D) None of these

  19. The District Court is subordinate to the
    A) Civil court
    B) Session court
    C) High Court
    D) None of these

  20. Section 5 of C.P.C deals with the application of the C.P.C to
    A) Family Courts
    B) Criminal Courts
    C) Revenue Courts
    D) None of these

  21. Section 6 of CPC deals with the jurisdiction of the civil courts.
    A) True
    B) False
    C) Partially true
    D) None of these

  22. Under of CPC, the appellate court have power to take additional evidence.
    A) Order XLI Rule 25
    B) Order XLI Rule 26
    C) Order XLI Rule 27
    D) None of these

  23. Order XLI, rule 28 of CPC deals with the
    A) Pronouncement of judgment
    B) Mode of taking additional evidence
    C) Remand of case
    D) None of these

  24. Order XLI, rule 30 of CPC deals with the
    A) Pronouncement of judgment
    B) Mode of taking additional evidence
    C) Remand of case
    D) None of these

  25. According to order XLI, rule 30 of CPC, the appellate court shall pronounce judgment in
    A) Judge chamber
    B) Open court
    C) Speaker
    D) None of these

  26. The judgment of the Appellate Court shall be in
    A) Writing
    B) Signed by the Judge
    C) Dated
    D) All of these

  27. The appellate court may the decree from which the appeal is preferred.
    A) Confirm
    B) Vary
    C) Reverse
    D) All of these

  28. The Appellate Court shall have power to pass any decree and make any order as provided under of CPC.
    A) Order XLI Rule 30
    B) Order XLI Rule 31
    C) Order XLI Rule 33
    D) None of these

  29. Order XLI, rule 35 of CPC deals with the
    A) Contents of judgment
    B) Date and contents of decree
    C) Content of order
    D) None of these

  30. The decree shall be
    A) Signed by the Judge
    B) Dated by the Judge
    C) Signed and dated by the Judge
    D) None of these

  31. The judge[s] with majority judgment need not to sign the decree.
    A) Agreeing
    B) Dissenting
    C) Agreeing and dissenting
    D) None of these

  32. A certified copy of the shall be sent to the Court which passed the decree appealed from.
    A) Judgment
    B) Decree
    C) Both A and B
    D) None of these

  33. Order XLIII of CPC deals with the
    A) Appeal from judgment
    B) Appeals from Orders
    C) Temporary injunctions
    D) None of these

  34. The rules of shall apply to appeals from orders.
    A) Order XLI
    B) Order XLII
    C) Order XLIII
    D) All of these

  35. According to of CPC, before presenting the appeal against order, the appellant is required to give notice of appeal to the respondent.
    A) Order XLIII Rule 2
    B) Order XLIII Rule 3
    C) Order XLIII Rule 1
    D) None of these

  36. An order made under rule 10 of Order VII returning a plaint to be presented to the proper Court is
    A) Non-appealable
    B) Appealable
    C) Revisionary
    D) None of these

  37. An order made under rule 9 of Order IX rejecting an application for an order to set aside the dismissal of a suit is
    A) Non-appealable
    B) Appealable
    C) Revisionary
    D) None of these

  38. An order made under rule 13 of Order IX rejecting an application for an order to set aside a decree passed ex parte is
    A) Non-appealable
    B) Appealable
    C) Revisionary
    D) None of these

  39. A stay order made under rule 1 or rule 2 of Order XXXIX is
    A) Non-appealable
    B) Appealable
    C) Revisionary
    D) None of these

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