Law Topic-Wise MCQ Set (with answers) based on previous year Rajasthan Judiciary Prelims papers. This format mirrors the Hindi-English grammar set. Each topic includes 3–5 sample MCQs for focused practice-Part1

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 Law Topic-Wise MCQ Set (with answers) based on previous year Rajasthan Judiciary Prelims papers. This format mirrors the Hindi-English grammar set. Each topic includes 3–5 sample MCQs for focused practice.

⚖️ 1. Indian Constitution – MCQs

Q1. Which Article guarantees equality before law and equal protection of laws?
a) Article 15
b) Article 14
c) Article 21
d) Article 16
✅ Answer: b) Article 14

Q2. Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right under the Indian Constitution?
a) Right to Education
b) Right to Property
c) Right to Equality
d) Right to Freedom
✅ Answer: b) Right to Property

Q3. Who is the guardian of the Constitution of India?
a) Prime Minister
b) Chief Minister
c) Supreme Court
d) President
✅ Answer: c) Supreme Court

⚖️ 2. Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) – MCQs

Q1. Which section of CPC defines "Res Judicata"?
a) Section 10
b) Section 11
c) Section 9
d) Section 13
✅ Answer: b) Section 11

Q2. Under which order is the procedure for temporary injunction provided?
a) Order 39
b) Order 9
c) Order 7
d) Order 41
✅ Answer: a) Order 39

Q3. What is the limitation period to file an appeal from a decree in CPC?
a) 60 days
b) 30 days
c) 90 days
d) 15 days
✅ Answer: b) 30 days

⚖️ 3. Indian Contract Act – MCQs

Q1. A contract entered by a minor is:
a) Valid
b) Voidable
c) Void ab initio
d) Illegal
✅ Answer: c) Void ab initio

Q2. Which section defines consideration?
a) Section 2(e)
b) Section 2(b)
c) Section 2(d)
d) Section 10
✅ Answer: c) Section 2(d)

Q3. Which of the following is not a type of contract under Indian Contract Act?
a) Wagering contract
b) Contract of Guarantee
c) Contract of Indemnity
d) Bailment
✅ Answer: a) Wagering contract

⚖️ 4. Indian Evidence Act / Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam – MCQs

Q1. Dying declaration is admissible under:
a) Section 6
b) Section 32
c) Section 45
d) Section 60
✅ Answer: b) Section 32

Q2. A confession made to a police officer is:
a) Admissible
b) Admissible only with a magistrate’s consent
c) Not admissible
d) Admissible if recorded in FIR
✅ Answer: c) Not admissible

Q3. Presumption as to legitimacy of child is under:
a) Section 112
b) Section 113
c) Section 110
d) Section 106
✅ Answer: a) Section 112

⚖️ 5. IPC / Bhartiya Nyay Sanhita – MCQs

Q1. Assault is defined under:
a) Section 349
b) Section 351
c) Section 319
d) Section 300
✅ Answer: b) Section 351

Q2. Which section deals with “common intention”?
a) Section 120
b) Section 34
c) Section 141
d) Section 302
✅ Answer: b) Section 34

Q3. Culpable homicide not amounting to murder is defined under:
a) Section 299
b) Section 300
c) Section 304
d) Section 302
✅ Answer: c) Section 304


⚖️ 6. Transfer of Property Act, 1882 – MCQs

Q1. “Doctrine of Lis Pendens” is embodied in:
a) Section 41
b) Section 44
c) Section 52
d) Section 53A
✅ Answer: c) Section 52

Q2. Which section talks about "part performance"?
a) Section 53
b) Section 53A
c) Section 54
d) Section 60
✅ Answer: b) Section 53A

Q3. Which of the following is not a valid mode of transfer under the Act?
a) Sale
b) Mortgage
c) Exchange
d) Agreement to sell
✅ Answer: d) Agreement to sell

⚖️ 7. Criminal Procedure Code / Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita – MCQs

Q1. First Information Report (FIR) is recorded under:
a) Section 155
b) Section 154
c) Section 156
d) Section 157
✅ Answer: b) Section 154

Q2. Which section deals with anticipatory bail?
a) Section 436
b) Section 438
c) Section 439
d) Section 440
✅ Answer: b) Section 438

Q3. A person can be arrested by a private person under which section?
a) Section 43
b) Section 44
c) Section 45
d) Section 41
✅ Answer: a) Section 43

⚖️ 8. Specific Relief Act, 1963 – MCQs

Q1. Injunctions are covered under which chapter?
a) Chapter III
b) Chapter IV
c) Chapter V
d) Chapter VI
✅ Answer: b) Chapter IV

Q2. Which of the following remedies is not covered under this Act?
a) Declaration
b) Injunction
c) Specific performance
d) Damages
✅ Answer: d) Damages

Q3. Section 6 of the Act protects possession:
a) Of owners only
b) Even of tenants
c) Against all persons including government
d) None of the above
✅ Answer: c) Against all persons including government

⚖️ 9. Rajasthan Rent Control Act, 2001 – MCQs

Q1. The Act applies to which cities as notified?
a) Jaipur only
b) Urban areas only
c) Entire Rajasthan
d) Notified urban areas only
✅ Answer: d) Notified urban areas only

Q2. Which of the following is not a valid ground for eviction?
a) Bonafide need
b) Tenant’s marriage
c) Default in rent
d) Sub-letting without permission
✅ Answer: b) Tenant’s marriage

⚖️ 10. Limitation Act, 1963 – MCQs

Q1. Section 5 of the Act relates to:
a) Exclusion of time
b) Legal disability
c) Condonation of delay
d) Computation of time
✅ Answer: c) Condonation of delay

Q2. The limitation period to file a suit for recovery of money is:
a) 2 years
b) 3 years
c) 6 years
d) 1 year
✅ Answer: b) 3 years


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