CrPC 1898 MCQs – Section114 (Chapter 8 PART IV)

1. Under Section 114 CrPC, if the person against whom an order is made is not present in Court, the Magistrate shall—

(A) Dismiss the proceedings

(B) Send a notice through the police

(C) Wait for voluntary appearance

(D) Issue a summons requiring him to appear

2. When the person is already in custody, the Magistrate under Section 114 CrPC shall issue—

(A) A bail order

(B) A warrant directing the officer to bring him before the Court

(C) A show-cause notice

(D) A remand application

3. According to the proviso to Section 114 CrPC, a Magistrate may issue a warrant for immediate arrest if—

(A) The person fails to attend two consecutive hearings

(B) The accused has a previous criminal record

(C) There is reason to fear a breach of the peace that cannot be prevented otherwise

(D) The person has no sureties available

4. Before issuing a warrant under the proviso to Section 114 CrPC, the Magistrate must record—

(A) The evidence of witnesses

(B) The substance of the police report or other information

(C) The statement of the accused

(D) The opinion of the prosecutor

5. The Magistrate may issue a warrant for arrest under Section 114 CrPC at any time, when satisfied that—

(A) Immediate arrest is necessary to prevent breach of peace

(B) The case involves a cognizable offence

(C) The accused has fled the jurisdiction

(D) The police recommend prosecution