Order 39 CPC MCQs – Temporary Injunctions Quiz for HEC Law GAT & ADPP & Judicial Exams

Order 39 CPC Quiz – Temporary Injunctions & Interlocutory Orders MCQs for HEC Law GAT & ADPP

Are you preparing for the HEC Law Graduate Assessment Test (Law GAT), Additional District & Sessions Judge (ADPP) Exam, or Judicial Services Exams in Pakistan? If so, mastering Order 39 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) is essential for your success.

Temporary Injunctions and Interlocutory Orders play a crucial role in civil litigation and are frequently tested in judicial and competitive law exams. This quiz is designed to help law students, judicial aspirants, and legal professionals assess their understanding of these key legal provisions.

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Let’s dive into the quiz and see how well you understand Temporary Injunctions and Interlocutory Orders under CPC 1908!

Why Is Order 39 CPC Important for Law GAT, ADPP & Judiciary Exams?

Order 39 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, deals with Temporary Injunctions and Interlocutory Orders, which are critical for protecting parties’ rights during ongoing legal proceedings. Injunctions prevent irreparable harm by maintaining the status quo until the court reaches a final decision.

Key Aspects of Order 39 CPC:

🔹 Temporary Injunctions – When and how they are granted
🔹 Types of Injunctions – Prohibitory & Mandatory Injunctions
🔹 Essential Conditions for Granting Injunctions
🔹 Principles Laid Down by Courts
🔹 Interlocutory Orders and Their Role in Civil Litigation

Since these topics frequently appear in HEC Law GAT, ADPP, and Judiciary exams, this quiz will help you identify weak areas and strengthen your exam preparation.

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1) Under which condition can a temporary injunction be granted by the court? a) If the plaintiff demands an injunction without reason b) If any property in dispute is in danger of being wasted, damaged, or alienated c) If the defendant voluntarily submits to an injunction d) If the parties mutually agree to withdraw the suit

2) A temporary injunction may be granted when a party proves by affidavit or otherwise that: a) The defendant has a legal right to sell the property b) The property in dispute is likely to be wasted, damaged, or wrongfully sold in execution of a decree c) The plaintiff wishes to take possession of the property before trial d) The defendant has an absolute right to transfer the property

3) Which of the following is NOT a ground for granting a temporary injunction under Order 39, Rule 1? a) Property is likely to be alienated or wrongfully sold b) Defendant threatens to remove or dispose of his property to defraud creditors c) Plaintiff is unable to provide evidence to support his claim d) Property is in danger of being wasted or damaged

4) When a defendant threatens to remove or dispose of his property to defraud his creditors, the court may: a) Dismiss the suit b) Grant a temporary injunction restraining such an act c) Direct the plaintiff to pay compensation to the defendant d) Immediately declare the defendant insolvent

5) The purpose of granting a temporary injunction under Order 39, Rule 1 is to: a) Permanently transfer property ownership b) Restrict the sale or removal of property until the suit is disposed of c) Allow the plaintiff to take control of the property before judgment d) Punish the defendant for filing a weak defense

6) Temporary injunctions can be granted to prevent which of the following acts? a) Alienation, damage, or wrongful sale of property b) Filing of a separate suit by the defendant c) Amendment of pleadings by either party d) Introduction of new witnesses by the plaintiff

7) Under Order 39, Rule 1, an injunction remains in effect until: a) The disposal of the suit or until further orders of the Court b) The defendant submits an affidavit stating he will not sell the property c) The plaintiff withdraws the suit d) The appeal process is completed

8) A court may grant a temporary injunction under Order 39, Rule 1: a) Only after the trial has concluded b) At any stage of the suit if the conditions are met c) Only during the execution stage d) Only if the plaintiff has already won the case

9) Under Order 39, Rule 2, a plaintiff may apply for a temporary injunction in which of the following cases? a) Only when the contract has already been breached b) Only when compensation is claimed in the suit c) To restrain the defendant from committing a breach of contract or injury d)Only after the final judgment has been passed

10) A temporary injunction under Order 39, Rule 2 can be applied for: a) Only before the commencement of the suit b) At any time after the commencement of the suit, before or after judgment c) Only after the defendant has refused to comply with an agreement d) Only if monetary compensation has been claimed

11) What type of cases does Order 39, Rule 2 primarily deal with? a) Criminal cases involving breach of law b) Suits for restraining the defendant from committing a breach of contract or causing injury c) Cases related to execution of decrees d) Constitutional petitions only

12) The Court may grant a temporary injunction under Rule 2: a) Only if the defendant agrees to it b) On such terms as to duration, keeping accounts, and giving security c) Only if the plaintiff withdraws the suit after filing d) If the defendant is found guilty of contempt

13) Under Order 39, Rule 2, the injunction may apply to: a) Only the breach already committed b) Only the injury explicitly mentioned in the suit c) The breach of contract or any similar injury arising out of the same contract or relating to the same property d) Any future agreements between the same parties

14) What happens if the defendant disobeys the injunction order under Rule 2? a) The Court may attach his property for up to one year b) The case is dismissed automatically c) The plaintiff is required to withdraw the suit d) The defendant is allowed to continue his actions

15) If the breach continues beyond one year, what action can the Court take under Rule 2? a) Permanently seize the defendant’s assets b) Sell the attached property and award compensation from the proceeds c) Order the defendant to serve jail time d) Close the case without further orders

16) If the attached property is sold due to continued breach, what happens to the balance of the sale proceeds? a) The plaintiff automatically receives the entire amount b) The defendant is fined and the money is sent to the government c) The Court pays the compensation first and returns the remaining balance to the entitled party d) The money is forfeited to the Court

17) What is the maximum period for which an interim injunction can be passed under Rules 1 or 2 in the absence of the defendant? a) 30 days b) 15 days c) 45 days d) No time limit

18) Under what condition can the interim injunction be extended beyond 15 days? a) If the plaintiff does not want to appear in court b) If the defendant fails to appear despite proper service c) If the service of the injunction on the defendant has failed, and the failure is not attributable to the plaintiff d) If the plaintiff does not submit security for injunction

19) Under Rule 2A, an interim injunction can also be extended if: a) The defendant seeks time to defend the application for injunction b) The plaintiff applies for an indefinite extension c) The defendant refuses to appear in court d) The case is transferred to another court

20) The purpose of Rule 2A is to: a) Allow interim injunctions indefinitely b) Restrict interim injunctions in the absence of the defendant beyond 15 days, except in specific situations c) Ensure that the defendant is penalized for non-appearance d) Eliminate the need for court hearings

21) If an injunction is passed in the absence of the defendant and is not served due to the plaintiff’s fault, can it be extended beyond 15 days? a) Yes, automatically b) No, unless the plaintiff proves reasonable cause c) Yes, if the plaintiff files an affidavit d) No, it cannot be extended at all

22) An injunction order made under Rule 1 or 2 after hearing the parties or after notice to the defendant shall cease to have effect after: a) 15 days b) 3 months c) 6 months d) 1 year

23) Can the injunction order under Rule 1 or 2 be extended beyond one year? a) No, it automatically expires b) Yes, but only if the plaintiff applies for an extension c) Yes, if the Court, after hearing the parties again, records reasons for the extension d) Yes, it can be extended indefinitely without reason

24) If an injunction order is extended beyond one year, what additional requirement must be fulfilled? a) The plaintiff must deposit security b) The case must be referred to the Supreme Court c) A report of the extension must be submitted to the High Court d) The injunction must be made permanent

25) According to Rule 2B, what is the Court required to ensure regarding the disposal of the case? a) The case should be disposed of expeditiously b) The case should be delayed as long as the injunction is in force c) The case should be referred to arbitration d) The case should be kept pending until the plaintiff withdraws

26) If a party wants to extend the injunction order beyond one year, what must the Court do before granting an extension? a) Extend it without any further hearing b) Hear the parties again and record reasons for the extension c) Seek permission from the Supreme Court d) Issue a fresh injunction order

27) What action may the Court take in case of disobedience of an injunction or breach of its terms? a) Impose a fine only b) Order attachment of property and/or imprisonment of the guilty person c) Dismiss the suit immediately d) Transfer the case to another Court

28) What is the maximum term of imprisonment that may be ordered for disobedience or breach of an injunction? a) 6 months b) 1 year c) 3 months d) Indefinite detention

29) What happens if the disobedience or breach continues even after the attachment of property for one year? a) The property shall remain attached indefinitely b) The case shall be dismissed c) The property may be sold, and compensation may be awarded to the injured party d) The guilty person will be permanently imprisoned

30) If the attached property is sold due to continued disobedience, what happens to the remaining balance of the proceeds after compensation is awarded? a) It is confiscated by the government b) It is paid to the party entitled to it c) It is deposited in the Court’s funds d) It is given to the defendant

31) Which Court has the power to enforce the consequences of disobedience or breach of an injunction? a) Only the Court that originally granted the injunction b) Any Court in the country c) The Court that granted the injunction or any Court to which the suit is transferred d) The Supreme Court only

32) What is the general rule before granting an injunction? a) The Court must decide the case first b) The Court shall direct notice of the application to be given to the opposite party c) The Court can issue an injunction without informing the opposite party d) The Court must consult the higher judiciary

33) In which case can the Court dispense with prior notice before granting an injunction? a) When the object of granting the injunction would be defeated by the delay b) When the plaintiff demands an immediate order c) When the opposite party does not respond to the first notice d) When the injunction is filed against a private entity

34) Which of the following is an exception where notice is required before granting an injunction? a) Sale of goods for default in payment when pledged with a bank b) Injunctions involving ejectment or demolition of premises c) Injunction against a Government servant in an official capacity d) All of the above

35) What is the minimum period of notice required for an injunction against the Government, a Government servant, or a statutory authority? a) 1 day b) 2 days c) 5 days d) 7 days

36) What is the maximum period of notice required for an injunction against Government, a Government servant, or a statutory authority? a) 3 days b) 5 days c) 7 days d) 10 days

37) Who can apply for the discharge, variation, or setting aside of an injunction order? a) Only the plaintiff b) Only the defendant c) Any party dissatisfied with the order d) Only the court on its own motion

38) What can the court do upon receiving an application regarding an injunction order? a) Only discharge the order b) Only vary the order c) Only set aside the order d) Discharge, vary, or set aside the order

39) What is required for a court to modify an injunction order? a) A fresh suit must be filed b) A dissatisfied party must submit an application c) The judge must review the case without an application d) The order cannot be modified once issued

40) Under Rule 4A, an injunction granted in a suit questioning the validity of an order made under a law in Part I of the First Schedule to the Constitution shall cease to have effect after: a) 6 months b) 1 year c) 2 years d) 3 years

41) An injunction under Rule 4A will remain in effect beyond one year only if: a) The case has not been finally decided b) The injunction has not been discharged or set aside by the court c) Both (a) and (b) d) The plaintiff files a new application for an extension

42) What does the term "public revenues" include under the explanation of Rule 4A? a) Only federal government taxes b) Only provincial government taxes c) Dues of any bank owned by the Federal Government or any corporation controlled by the Federal or Provincial Government d) Private bank dues

43) An injunction directed to a corporation is binding on: a) Only the corporation itself b) The corporation and its CEO c) The corporation and all its members and officers whose actions it seeks to restrain d) Only the board of directors

44) Under Rule 5 of Order 39, who among the following is NOT necessarily bound by an injunction issued against a corporation? a) Its officers b) Its shareholders c) Its board of directors d) Its legal representatives

45) The primary purpose of Rule 5 is to: a) Prevent corporate officers from acting against an injunction b) Allow corporations to ignore injunctions issued against them c) Make shareholders personally liable for corporate debts d) Permit corporations to appeal any injunction

46) Under Rule 6 of Order 39, which type of property can be ordered for interim sale by the court? a) Only immovable property b) Movable property that is subject to speedy and natural decay c) All types of property, whether movable or immovable d) Only property owned by the plaintiff

47) Who can apply for an interim sale under Rule 6 of Order 39? a) Only the plaintiff b) Only the defendant c) Any party to the suit d) The court itself, without any application

48) The purpose of ordering an interim sale is: a) To delay the proceedings of the suit b) To preserve the subject matter of the suit in its existing condition c) To dispose of property that is perishable or for any other just and sufficient cause d) To grant ownership of the property to the plaintiff before judgment

49) Who decides the manner and terms of the interim sale under Rule 6? a) The plaintiff b) The defendant c) The court d) The police authorities

50) Can an interim sale order be issued for property attached before judgment? a) No, interim sale is only for property under dispute b) Yes, if the court finds just and sufficient cause for immediate sale c) Only if the defendant consents d) No, the property must remain intact until final judgment

51) Under Rule 7 of Order 39, the court may order the detention, preservation, or inspection of which type of property? a) Only immovable property b) Only movable property c) Any property that is the subject matter of the suit d) Only government property

52) Who can apply for an order under Rule 7 for detention, preservation, or inspection of property? a) Only the plaintiff b) Only the defendant c) Any party to the suit d) The police authorities

53) Under Rule 7, which of the following actions can the court authorize? a) Entry upon or into any land or building in possession of another party b) Taking of samples, making observations, or conducting experiments c) Both (a) and (b) d) None of the above

54) What is the purpose of allowing samples to be taken or experiments to be conducted under Rule 7? a) To punish the defendant b) To gather full information or evidence c) To benefit the plaintiff only d) To determine ownership of the property

55) The provisions regarding the execution of process under Rule 7 apply to persons authorized to enter under this rule. How do they apply? a) Without any modification b) With necessary modifications (mutatis mutandis) c) Only if the defendant agrees d) Only in criminal cases

56) When can a plaintiff apply for an order under Rule 6 (interim sale) or Rule 7 (detention, preservation, or inspection)? a) At any time before the institution of the suit b) After notice to the defendant at any time after the institution of the suit c) Without any notice to the defendant d) Only after the final judgment

57) When is a defendant allowed to apply for an order under Rule 6 or Rule 7? a) Before the institution of the suit b) After notice to the plaintiff at any time after appearance c) Only after the trial begins d) Without giving notice to the plaintiff

58) What is the primary requirement before making an application under Rule 8? a) Prior notice must be given to the opposite party b) No notice is required c) The application must be made only after final judgment d) Only oral notice is required

59) Can the plaintiff apply for an order under Rule 6 or Rule 7 before the suit is instituted? a) Yes b) No c) Only if the court allows d) Only in urgent cases

60) What is the purpose of requiring notice before an application under Rule 8? a) To delay the proceedings b) To allow the opposite party to present their stance c) To increase litigation costs d) To bypass judicial scrutiny

61) Under what condition can another party in a suit be put in immediate possession of land or tenure? a) If the party in possession sells the land b) If the party in possession neglects to pay Government revenue or rent c) If the party in possession leaves the country d) If the party in possession requests the court to vacate the land

62) What type of land or tenure does Rule 9 apply to? a) Only privately owned land b) Any land within the territorial jurisdiction of the court c) Land paying revenue to the Government or a tenure liable to sale d) Agricultural land only

63) What must the other party in the suit do to be put in possession of the land? a) File an appeal b) Obtain permission from the original owner c) Pay the outstanding Government revenue or rent before the sale d) Wait for the land to be auctioned

64) What discretion does the court have when putting another party in possession of the land? a) It may require security before granting possession b) It must grant possession without any conditions c) It must sell the land immediately d) It can transfer ownership without considering rent payments

65) How can the court recover the amount paid by the new party for Government revenue or rent? a) By issuing a fine on the defaulter b) By awarding the amount in the decree with interest c) By auctioning the land to the highest bidder d) By dismissing the case

66) Under what circumstances can the Court order the deposit of money or other things in Court? a) When the party holding it claims absolute ownership b) When the party admits holding it as a trustee for another party c) When the party refuses to disclose the ownership d) When the money is not related to the suit

67) What type of subject matter does Rule 10 apply to? a) Only cash or currency b) Any immovable property c) Money or things capable of delivery d) Rights and privileges of a party

68) What can the Court do after ordering a deposit under Rule 10? a) It can confiscate the money permanently b) It can return the money to the party depositing it c) It can order its delivery to the rightful party with or without security d) It can keep the money indefinitely without further orders

69) What is the purpose of depositing money or property in Court under this rule? a) To protect the interests of the rightful party b) To increase government revenue c) To punish the party holding the money d) To delay the legal proceedings

70) Who determines the final direction regarding the deposited money or property? a) The party depositing the money b) The party claiming ownership c) The Court d) The opposing counsel

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Order 39 CPC MCQs – Temporary Injunctions Quiz for HEC Law GAT & ADPP & Judicial Exams

Order 39 CPC Quiz – Temporary Injunctions & Interlocutory Orders MCQs for HEC Law GAT & ADPP

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Order 39 CPC MCQs – Temporary Injunctions Quiz for HEC Law GAT & ADPP & Judicial Exams

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