Every warrant of arrest shall be signed by:

1. 1. 1. The reader of the Court
      2. Complainant
      3. Police Officer
      4. Presiding Officer of the Court

Chapter-II of Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) deals with _____.

1. 1. Powers of Courts
   2. Constitution of Criminal Courts and Offices
   3. Arrest
   4. Public Nuisance

The term “Public Prosecutor” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(r)
   2. Section 4(s)
   3. Section 4(t)
   4. Section 4(ma)

The term “Police-Station” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(s)
   2. Section 4(r)
   3. Section 4(q)
   4. Section 4(n)

The term “Pleader” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(l)
   2. Section 4(r)
   3. Section 4(ma)
   4. Section 4(n)

The term “Place” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(cc)
   2. Section 4(d)
   3. Section 4(q)
   4. Section 4(l)

The term “officer incharge of a police station” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(c)
   2. Section 4(ma)
   3. Section 4(o)
   4. Section 4(p)

The term “offence” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(a)
   2. Section 4(c)
   3. Section 4(o)
   4. Section 4(d)

The term “Non-cognizable case” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(n)
   2. Section 4(h)
   3. Section 4(m)
   4. Section 4(o)

The term “Non-cognizable offence” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(h)
   2. Section 4(m)
   3. Section 4(n)
   4. Section 4(nn)