Criminal Law

Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2019 Criminal Law 1. On the night intervening 31.08.2019 and 01.09.2019, “P” strangulated his wife “X\” and caused her death at around 11:00 PM on the rooftop of the premises. On 01.09.2015, a case was registered against “P” under Section 302 IFC. “P” was tried by the Court of …

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Delhi Judiciary Service Examination DJS Mains 2018 CRIMINAL LAW Time: 3 HoursMaximum Marks: 200 Instructions: Please read the questions carefully and answer them as directed. All questions are compulsory unless specified. You are allowed 15 minutes time before the examination begins, during which you should read the question paper and, if you wish, highlight and/or …

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Delhi Judiciary Service Examination  DJS Mains 2010 Criminal Law PART A Q. 1. R was living with her 5 children and 70 years old father-in-law at House No. 10, Vikas Puri, Delhi. Her husband was living separately. S, a friend of her husband, had an evil on her. On 19-12-2009 at around 3 a.m. in …

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Delhi Judiciary Service Examination  DJS Mains 2008 Criminal Law Note: Even if you do not know the answer, you may attempt the questions as the test is not only of knowledge of law but of the candidate’s analytical skill also. (A) H, Husband is facing trial for the offence under sections 304B and 201, IPC …

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Delhi Judiciary Service Examination  DJS Mains 2007 Criminal Law Q. 1 Distinguish between cognizable and non-cognizable offence, bailable and non bailable offence, compoundable and non compoundable offence; summary trial, summons trial and warrant trial. Q. 2 Enumerate the coercive steps a Metropolitan Magistrate can take to ensure the presence of a witness or accused during …

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Delhi Judiciary Service Examination  DJS Mains 2005 Criminal Law Time: 3 hours Total Marks: 200 This question paper comprises of two parts i.e. Part-A and Part-B. Candidates should answer Part-A and Part-B questions in separate answer sheets. If any question of Part-A is attempted in Part-B answer sheet or vice versa, it would not be …

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