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301. According to the Code of Civil Procedure 1908, the term "Code" is defined as "includes

  • A. laws
  • B. norms
  • C. orders
  • D. rules

Explanation: Section 2(1) of the Code of Civil Procedure states that “Code” includes rules.

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Correct answer: rules

302. Under the C.P.C means the statement given by the Judge of the grounds of a decree or order.

  • A. Judgment
  • B. Plaint
  • C. Ratio
  • D. Suit

Explanation: Section 2(9) CPC defines a judgment as the statement given by the judge of the grounds of a decree or order.

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Correct answer: Judgment

303. Under CPC, no proceedings in revision by the High Court by the District Court. be entertained

  • A. can
  • B. may
  • C. might
  • D. ShallConsult Local Attorneys

Explanation: The relevant CPC provision uses “shall,” making the restriction mandatory: proceedings in revision cannot be entertained by the High Court…

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Correct answer: ShallConsult Local Attorneys

304. As per Section 09 of the C.P.C, the Courts shall (subject to the provisions herein contained) have jurisdiction to try a suits of a civil nature excepting suits of which

  • A. some stay order has been given
  • B. the parties have consented otherwise
  • C. the subject matter has perished
  • D. their cognizance is either express barred

Explanation: Section 9 gives civil courts jurisdiction over all suits of a civil nature unless their cognizance is expressly or impliedly barred.

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Correct answer: their cognizance is either express barred

305. Section of the C.P.C prevents courts of concurrent jurisdiction from simultaneously entertaining and adjudicating upon two parallel litigations in respect of the same matter in issue.

  • A. 09
  • B. 10
  • C. 11
  • D. 12

Explanation: Section 10 embodies the rule of res sub judice, which prevents a court from proceeding with a later suit while the same matter is already…

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Correct answer: 10

306. The competence of a person to testify and the number of witnesses required in any case shall be determined in accordance with:_______?

  • A. Quraan
  • B. Sunnah
  • C. QSO
  • D. All of these

Explanation: Article 17 of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order provides that competence to testify and the required number of witnesses are determined according…

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Correct answer: All of these

307. Which CPC section deals with Alternate Dispute resolution?

  • A. 88
  • B. 89-A
  • C. 89-B
  • D. none of these

Explanation: Section 89-A CPC authorizes the court to adopt alternative dispute-resolution methods, such as mediation or conciliation, where…

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Correct answer: 89-A

308. Pakistan Promulgated its first mental health legislation in_________?

  • A. 1999
  • B. 2000
  • C. 2001
  • D. None of theseConsult Local Attorneys

Explanation: Pakistan’s first modern mental-health legislation was the Mental Health Ordinance, 2001.

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Correct answer: 2001

309. An official call to appear in a court of law?

  • A. Decree
  • B. Proclaim
  • C. Summon
  • D. Warrant

Explanation: A summons is an official court notice requiring a person to appear or respond in legal proceedings.

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Correct answer: Summon

310. Muslman waqf validation act 1913; What is waqf?

  • A. Transfer of property
  • B. Stealing of property
  • C. Permanent Dedication of property
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Waqf is the permanent dedication of property for a religious, pious or charitable purpose, so ownership is committed to the waqf purpose…

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Correct answer: Permanent Dedication of property

311. If after the death of the person who is regarded as legally disabled , his Representatives also sufger from legal disability then what will happen?

  • A. Period of limitation will start
  • B. period of limitation will start after the cease of the legal disability
  • C. Any of above
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Where the legal representative is also under a legal disability, the limitation rules continue to operate through that disability and the…

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Correct answer: period of limitation will start after the cease of the legal disability

312. What is the limitation period for a mortgagee for foreclosure or sale of immovable property ?

  • A. 12 years
  • B. 30 years
  • C. 50 years
  • D. 60 years

Explanation: Under the applicable limitation schedule, a mortgagee’s suit for foreclosure or sale of immovable property carries a 60-year limitation…

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Correct answer: 60 years

313. What is the limitation period against a mortgagee to redeem or to recover possession of immovable property which is mortgaged?

  • A. 60 years
  • B. 50 years
  • C. 40 years
  • D. 30 years

Explanation: A mortgagor’s suit against a mortgagee to redeem the mortgage or recover possession of the mortgaged immovable property is subject to a…

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Correct answer: 60 years

314. What is the time period of limitation for a land lord to recover possession from a tenant ?

  • A. 12 years
  • B. 16 years
  • C. 10 years
  • D. 8 years

Explanation: A landlord generally has 12 years to sue for possession from a tenant, counted from the point when the tenancy ends or the right to…

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Correct answer: 12 years

315. The demages which do not form part of the law of contract are known as___________?

  • A. Special damages
  • B. Vindictive damages
  • C. special damages
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Vindictive, or exemplary, damages are exceptional damages rather than the ordinary compensatory damages arising from contractual loss.

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Correct answer: Vindictive damages

316. The right to retain the property by a Bailee until the charges due un respect of property are paid is called___________?

  • A. Right to compensation
  • B. Right of Lien
  • C. Right of Remuneration
  • D. None of these

Explanation: A bailee’s right to retain goods until lawful charges are paid is a lien.

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Correct answer: Right of Lien

317. The Bailment in which neither party is entitled to any remuneration is called___________?

  • A. Simple Bailment
  • B. Gratuitous Bailment
  • C. Bailment of reward
  • D. None of these

Explanation: A gratuitous bailment is one in which neither the bailor nor the bailee receives remuneration.

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Correct answer: Gratuitous Bailment

318. The Bailment in which either the Bailor or the Bailee is entitled to some remuneration is called________?

  • A. Gratuitous Bailment
  • B. Bailment for reward
  • C. Simple Bailment
  • D. None of these

Explanation: When either the bailor or the bailee is entitled to remuneration, the arrangement is a bailment for reward.

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Correct answer: Bailment for reward

319. Inspite of exceeding the limits authirized, if principal accepts the act of agent is known as_________?

  • A. Acceptance
  • B. Agreement
  • C. Ratification
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Ratification occurs when the principal later adopts an act performed by the agent beyond the agent’s authority, giving that act effect as…

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Correct answer: Ratification

320. Person disabled on account of insanity or minority can file suit when:

  • A. Disability ceases to exist
  • B. Disability start
  • C. In the middle of disability
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Under the limitation rules for persons under disability, the limitation period generally begins when the insanity or minority ends…

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Correct answer: Disability ceases to exist
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