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Each question is divided into four parts a,b,c,d. In some questions they are not in the sequence so according to grammar and context re- arrangement is given in the options. choose best suitable answer. Whilst awaiting trial or a person(
- A who is currently on trial or who is imprisoned on remand(
- B an under trial is a person(
- C who is on a trial in a court of law(
- D .
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