judiciary and Law MCQs

This section contains important Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) related to Judiciary, Constitution, Legal System, Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), Civil & Criminal Law, Evidence Act, CrPC, and other law-related topics. These MCQs are very useful for competitive exams such as PPSC, FPSC, SPSC, KPPSC, BPSC, NTS, CSS, PMS, Judiciary exams, and other recruitment tests.

By practicing these MCQs, candidates can strengthen their knowledge of:

Judicial structure and functions in Pakistan

Constitutional provisions and amendments

Civil & Criminal procedure laws

Legal terminologies and principles

International law basics

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Punishment for qatl-i-amd as tazir is

A. Imprisonment for twenty five years
B. Imprisonment for a term which may extend to twenty years
C. Imprisonment for a term which may extend to fourteen years
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Imprisonment for twenty five years
Section 302(b) P.P.C. provides 25 years imprisonment as tazir.

Whoever being bound by oath to state truth makes false statement he shall be punished with

A. Imprisonment for three years
B. Imprisonment for five years
C. Imprisonment for seven years
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Imprisonment for seven years
Making false statement on oath is punishable up to 7 years under PPC.

Imprisonment for rash navigation of vessel as provided in section 280, P.P.C. is

A. Six months
B. Five years
C. Three years
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Six months
Section 280 PPC prescribes imprisonment up to six months for rash navigation of vessel.

Whoever commits qatl shibah-i-amd shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to

A. Ten years
B. Fourteen years
C. Twenty five years as tazir
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Twenty five years as tazir
Section 311 provides up to 25 years imprisonment for qatl shibh-i-amd.

When element of force and violence is used by unlawful assembly then this offence will be called

A. Assault
B. Rioting
C. Felony
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. Rioting
Use of force or violence by unlawful assembly is defined as rioting under PPC.

A makes a false entry in his shop book for the purpose of using it as corroborative evidence in Court of Justice. A has

A. Committed no offence
B. Fabricated false evidence
C. Given false evidence
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. Fabricated false evidence
Creating a false record to use in court is fabrication of false evidence.

Whoever sells obscene books etc. he has committed offence under section

A. 292, P.P.C.
B. 293, P.P.C.
C. 294, P.P.C.
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. 292, P.P.C.
Section 292 PPC criminalizes sale of obscene books, pamphlets, and representations.

A in order to cause hurt strikes Z with a stick or stone…Z dies as a result of such hurt. A shall be guilty of

A. Qatl-i-khata
B. Qatl shibah-i-amd
C. Qatl-i-amd
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Qatl-i-amd
Since the act was intentional and likely to cause death, it falls under qatl-i-amd.

Punishment for rioting is provided in

A. Section 145, P.P.C.
B. Section 146, P.P.C.
C. Section 147, P.P.C.
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Section 147, P.P.C.
Section 147 specifies punishment for rioting.

Whoever fabricates or gives false evidence with intent to procure conviction of capital offence shall be punished with

A. Imprisonment of five years
B. Imprisonment of seven years
C. Imprisonment of ten years
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. Imprisonment of seven years
Fabricating evidence to convict someone of a capital offence is punishable with 7 years.
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