GENERAL LAW

Q1 What does the Latin phrase "Audi alteram Q2 What does the Latin phrase "In flagrante
partem" mean? delicto" mean?
A) "Hear the other side." A) "In the act of committing a crime."
B) "In blazing offense." B) "In fact."
C) "The thing speaks for itself." C) "You shall have the body."
D) "For the good." D) "Hear the other side."
CONTRACT ACT 1872
Q3 If one party fails to follow the terms of Q4 Consideration is not bilateral under
the contract, what can the other party following contract
seek from the court? A. Agreement on the basis of Love and
A. Specific Performance affection
B. Compensation B. Gift
C. Punishment C. Payment of Time barred Debt
D. The right to void the contract D. All of the above
CONSTITUTION OF PAKISTAN 1973
Q5 The Constitution of 1973 provides for a Q6 Which Islamic advisory body was established
parliamentary form of government with a under the 1973 Constitution to provide
bicameral legislature. Which two houses recommendations on whether laws are
constitute the Parliament of Pakistan? repugnant to Islam or not?
A. Senate and National Assembly A. Federal Shariat Court
B. National Assembly and Provincial B. Council of Islamic Ideology
Assembly C. Islamic Ideological Council
C. Senate and Provincial Assembly D. Shariah Advisory Board
D. National Assembly and Local
Government Councils
PAKISTAN PENAL CODE, 1860
Q7 Section 178, of the Contract Act 1872 Q8 A foreigner commits an offence within
deals with______________? Pakistan he can
A. Pledge by Trust agent A. Be tried in Pakistan
B. Pledge by mercantile agent B. Not be tried in Pakistan
C. Pledge by international agent C. Be punished under Pakistan Penal Code
D. None of above and can be tried in Pakistan
D. Be punished under Pakistan Penal Code
LIMITATION ACT 1908
Q9 Section 11 of the Limitation Act, 1908 Q10 Time limitation for enforcement of a
deals with suits___________________? judgment decree or order of any High Courts
A. On local contracts in its ordinary jurisdiction is_______________?
B. Foreign Contracts A. Two years
C. Both A and B B. Four years
D. None of above C. Six years
D. None of above
CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Q11 Bail before arrest can be moved Q12 Appeal is admissible on matter
before_______________? of_________________?
A. Before Court of Session Judge A. Fact
B. Before High Court B. Law
C. Both (a) and (b) C. Both A and B
D. None of above D. None of above
QANOON E SHAHDAT ORDER 1984
Q13 Article 3, of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Q14 There is no applicability of estoppel where
describe qualification of___________? deed is obtained by________________?
A. Witness A. Force
B. Judge B. Fraud
C. Prosecutor C. Illegality
D. None of these D. None of these
 SALES OF GOODS ACT 1930 AND TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT 1882
Q15 Which types of goods are not included in Q16 Delivery’ within the meaning of the Sale of
Sales of Goods Act? Goods Act can be
A. Immovable A. Symbolic
B. Intangible B. Constructive
C. Cash C. Actual
D. All of the above D. All of the above
JURISPRUDENCE
Q17 Corpus Juris becomes _____________ Q18 Jurisprudence is the study of __________ law
through Codification. A. Religious
A. Precedent B. Moral
B. Executed Law C. Normative
C. Enacted Law D. Positive
D. Repealed Law
INTERPRETATION OF STATUES
Q19 The primary rule of interpretation of Q20 The 'Golden Rule' of interpretation allows
statutes is: a court to:
A) Literal Rule a. Modify the meaning of a
B) Golden Rule statute to avoid absurdity
C) Mischief Rule b. Apply the statute exactly as
D) Purposive Approach written
c. Ignore the statute if it is
unclear
B. Create new laws
PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW
Q21 Which of the following is a correct Q22 Which of the following statements is true
statement regarding diplomatic regarding state responsibility under
immunity under the Vienna international law?
Convention on Diplomatic Relations A) A state is only responsible for acts
(1961)? committed by its government officials.
A) Diplomatic agents enjoy immunity B) A state can never be held responsible for
from criminal jurisdiction but not civil the actions of non-state actors.
jurisdiction. C) A state can be held responsible for
B) Diplomatic agents enjoy immunity wrongful acts committed by individuals if
from both criminal and civil jurisdiction. the state has failed to exercise due diligence.
C) Diplomatic agents enjoy immunity D) State responsibility can be invoked only
from criminal jurisdiction only when on by other states.
official duty.
D) Diplomatic agents do not enjoy
immunity from any form of jurisdiction.