#1
April 14th, 2015, 09:20 AM
| |||
| |||
Syllabus RRB Law Assistants Exam
I have the syllabus of RRB Law Assistants Exam but I need its previous year question paper can you please provide me this?
|
#2
April 14th, 2015, 12:52 PM
| |||
| |||
Re: Syllabus RRB Law Assistants Exam
Below I am uploading the PDF file of RRB Law Assistants Exam whose some questions are here given below RRB Law Assistants Exam Question Paper 1. Before 1997, an appeal against the order of CAT had to be filed before: a) High Court b) Principal Bench c) Supreme Court d) None. 2. Limitation prescribed under AT Act, for filing case before CAT is a) six months b) One year c) one year six months d) three years. 3. An aggrieved employee, after submitting representation to Rly. Admn. Has to normally wait for _____________ before filing case before CAT. a) six months b) One year c) two years d) three years 4. Sexual harassment of women at working place has been included in the conduct rules as Rule 3C. This has been included after the judgement of Supreme Court in: a) Indira Sawaney b) Vishaka Vs.State of Rajasthan c) Shabano’s case d) none of the above 5. Appointing authority in relation to a Railway Servant means: a) an authority who actually appointed him b) equal or higher authority empowered to make appointments to the post c) any other authority d) a&b only 6. RS (D&A) Rules are not applicable to: a) any member of All India Services b) RPF personnel c) any person in casual employment d) all of the above. 7. Which of the following not amounts to penalty: a) Discharge of Railway servant for inefficiency due to failure to confirm to the requisite standard of physical fitness b) Discharge of Railway servant on reduction of the establishment c) Both a &b d) None of the above. 8. Report of fact finding enquiry when to be supplied to charged employee: a) Always b) Not necessary c) When it is a listed document d) None of the above 9. Under rules who can not act as Defense Helper: a) Railway servant of lower rank b) An Advocate c) Law Asst d) All the above persons 10. In how many enquiries a retired railway employee can participate simultaneously as defense helper: a) One b) Three c) Five d) Seven 11. If additional documents are requested to be produced by the CE, IO: a) Shall allow them b) May agree if department has no objection c) Shall permit if he feels relevant d) Shall refer it to DA 12. When a prosecution witness is declared as hostile witness, the IO: a) Can drop him b) Can cross examine him c) Can ask him not to attend the enquiry d) None of the above 13. While holding enquiry, who have to fix the date, time & venue and inform the Charged employee: a) Inquiry officer b) Disciplinary authority c) presenting officer d) Confidential section of the dept. 14. If the charged employee is illiterate, who has to explain him the charges during preliminary enquiry: a) CE has to arrange for it on his own b) Inquiry Officer c) Defense helper d) None of the above 15. Inquiry into the truth of any imputation of misconduct or misbehaviour against a railway servant is conducted under which rule of D&A rules 1968: a) Rule 8 b) Rule 9 c) Rule 10 d) Rule 11 16. The President of India makes rules in exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso of which Article of the Constitution: a) Article 308 b) Article 309 c) Article 310 d) Article 311 17. Inquiry Officer can delegate his functions to: a) Disciplinary authority b) Defence helper c) Presenting officer d) He cannot delegate 18. D&A rules are applicable to the following persons only: a) RPF personnel b) Persons in casual employment c) Every railway servant d) All of the above 19. Inquiry Officer’s findings are binding on: a) Charged employee b) Disciplinary authority c) Appellate authority d) None of the above 20. When an Inquiry officer is replaced by another, the new IO has to proceed: a) Afresh b) From the stage left by the earlier IO c) From the stage ordered by DA d) From a stage considered just and proper by IO 21. Order passed by the Inquiring authority in the course of an enquiry is: a)Appealable b) Not appealable c) Appeal lies to DA d) Appeal lies to RA 22. During enquiry, who can allow additional defence documents/witnesses: a) DA b) Inquiry Officer c) Presenting officer d) All of the above 23. Where Inquiry Officer shall conduct Enquiry: a) At his home b) At official premises c) At any place chosen by charged employee d) None of the above 24. Who is competent to change IO when bias is alleged against him: a) Disciplinary authority b) Appointing authority c) Revising authority d) Any of the above 25. Standard of proof required in departmental enquiry: a) As applicable in civil rules (CPC) b) As applicable in Criminal rules (Cr PC) c) Preponderance of probability d) None of the above 26. Inquiry Officer shall submit his enquiry report to: a) Defense helper b) Charged employee c) Revising authority d) Disciplinary authority 27. Which of the following are the ingredients of a decree: a) There must be adjudication b) Such adjudication is given in a suit c) Determination of rights of the parties d) All of the above 28. An order means : a) Formal expression of any civil court b) It is not a decree c) a & b d) None of the above 29. Decree holder means: a) Any person in whose favour a decree has been passed b) Any person against whom a decree has been passed c) a &b d) None of the above 30. Judgement debtor means: a) Any person in whose favour a decree has been passed b) Any person against whom a decree has been passed c) a &b d) None of the above 31. A, residing in Hyderabad, beats B in Kolkotta. B may sue A at: a) Hyderabad b) Kolkotta c) Either a or b d) At any place in India 32. Pleadings should state : a) Facts but not law b) No evidence c) a & b d) None of the above 33. An ex parte decree means : a) Decree passed in the absence of the defendant b) Decree passed in the absence of the plaintiff c) Decree passed in the absence of both the parties d) None of the above 34. Sec 60 of CPC deals with: a) Attachment of property b) Auction of buildings c) Declaring a person pauper d) None of the above 35. Which of the following are liable for attachment under Sec 60: a) Pension b) Gratuity c) Moiety calculated under the Act d) None of the above 36. Garnishee means : a) Judgement debtor b) Decree holder c) Judgement debtor’s debtor d) None of the above 37. In execution of a decree, the following properties are not liable to attachment: a) Tools of artisans b) Necessary cooking utencils c) Stipends and gratuities allowed to pensioners d) All of the above 38. When suits are filed by or against the government, the authority to be named as plaintiff or defendant, as the case may be, in the case of Central government shall be: a) Union of India b) Designation of the authority c) Name of the authority d) Any of the above 39. When a suit is filed against railway, notice in writing under Sec 80 shall be delivered on: a) General Manager b) Divisional Railway Manager c) Officer concerned d) None of the above 40. No suit shall be instituted against Central Government unless a notice in writing is delivered. Which Section of CPC deals with this embargo: a) Section 60 b) Sec 79 c) Sec 80 d) Sec 85 41. Under Sec 80 of CPC no suit shall be instituted unless a notice in writing is delivered until the expiry of ____ months. a) One b) Two c) Three d) Four 42. Without notice to the Central Government under Sec 80: a) No suit can be filed b) Suit can be filed with the leave of the court c) Notice is not required to file suit d) None of the above 43. Exemption from arrest and personal appearance of a public officer in respect of any act purporting to be done by him in his official capacity is provided in CPC under: a) Sec 80 b) Sec 81 c) Sec 85 d) None of the above 44. Under Sec 82 of CPC, execution of decree against Union of India shall not be issued unless it remained unsatisfied for a period of ________ months from the date of decree: a) One month b) One and half c) Two months d) Three months 45. An appeal may lie against original decree passed: a) Ex parte b) In a consent decree c) Both a & b d) None of the above 46. Against orders passed in appeal on a decree, second appeal lies to High Court if: a) A substantial question of law is involved b) There is question of merit c) Both a & b d) None of the above 47. No second appeal lies from any decree, when the subject matter of the original suit is for recovery of money not exceeding rupees : a) Ten thousand b) Twenty five thousand c) Fifty thousand d) Five thousand 48. A review by any aggrieved person can be filed against a decree or order when: a) He filed an appeal b) Though appeal is available but he did not prefer appeal c) There is typographical error d) None of the above 49. A review of order of principal munsiff court can be filed before : a) Same court which passed the decree b) Dist. court c) High Court d) Supreme Court 50. Caveat can be filed before the court in a suit or proceeding instituted or about to be instituted. Such caveat shall remain in force for a period of: a) 30 days b) 60 days c) 90 days d) 120 days. more paper are detail to atteched pdf file..................... |
|