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.
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A.
Same kind of hurt
B.
Alternate
C.
Same kind of treatment
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. Same kind of hurt
Explanation:
Qisas means punishment of the same kind of hurt or injury caused.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Five or more persons
B.
Three or more persons
C.
Two or more persons
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Two or more persons
Explanation:
Criminal conspiracy requires at least two or more persons.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
16th September, 1860
B.
6th October, 1860
C.
17th October, 1860
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
B. 6th October, 1860
Explanation:
Pakistan Penal Code was enacted on 6th October 1860 during British rule in India.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
State
B.
Victim
C.
Court
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Court
Explanation:
Tazir punishments are left to the discretion of the court.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Section 120B
B.
Section 120C
C.
Section 120D
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. Section 120B
Explanation:
Section 120B PPC prescribes punishment for criminal conspiracy.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
511 sections
B.
505 sections
C.
510 sections
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. 511 sections
Explanation:
The PPC consists of 511 sections covering criminal law provisions.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Azar
B.
Tazar
C.
Tazarum
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. Azar
Explanation:
The word Tazir is derived from the Arabic root “Azar” meaning to admonish or punish.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Section 120
B.
Section 120A
C.
Section 121
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Section 121
Explanation:
Section 121 defines offence of waging war or insurrection against Pakistan.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Customary law
B.
Procedural law
C.
Penal law
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Penal law
Explanation:
It is a penal law as it defines crimes and their punishments.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Life
B.
A term not exceeding ten years
C.
Both (a) and (b)
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Both (a) and (b)
Explanation:
Section 122 provides punishment with life or imprisonment up to ten years.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Throughout Pakistan
B.
Whole Pakistan including Kashmir
C.
To specific areas of Pakistan
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. Throughout Pakistan
Explanation:
The PPC extends to the whole of Pakistan.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
30630 grams silver
B.
30600 grams silver
C.
30530 grams silver
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. 30630 grams silver
Explanation:
Section 323 PPC fixes the minimum value of Diyat as 30,630 grams of silver.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
An offence against state
B.
An offence against public
C.
An offence against specific community
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. An offence against state
Explanation:
Sedition is incitement of disaffection against the state.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Be tried in Pakistan
B.
Not be tried in Pakistan
C.
Be punished under Pakistan Penal Code and can be tried in Pakistan
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Be punished under Pakistan Penal Code and can be tried in Pakistan
Explanation:
Foreigners committing crimes in Pakistan fall under the PPC.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Seven days
B.
Ten days
C.
Fifteen days
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. Seven days
Explanation:
Section 74 limits solitary confinement to 7 days per month for a 3-month sentence.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Railway, Post, Medical
B.
Army, Media, Air Force
C.
Army, Navy, Air Force
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Army, Navy, Air Force
Explanation:
These sections deal with offences relating to armed forces.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Not be convicted in Pakistan
B.
Be convicted in Pakistan at Islamabad
C.
Be tried and convicted for murder in any place in Pakistan wherever he may be found
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Be tried and convicted for murder in any place in Pakistan wherever he may be found
Explanation:
Pakistani citizens committing offences abroad can be tried under PPC.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
An offence
B.
Not an offence
C.
Depends upon nature of the act
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
B. Not an offence
Explanation:
Acts by persons of unsound mind are exempted from criminal liability.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Two or more persons
B.
Three or more persons
C.
Five or more persons
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
C. Five or more persons
Explanation:
Section 141 defines unlawful assembly as 5 or more persons.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
16th September, 1860
B.
6th October, 1860
C.
17th October, 1860
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
B. 6th October, 1860
Explanation:
Pakistan Penal Code was enacted on 6th October 1860 during British rule in India.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Constructive intention
B.
Actual intention
C.
Common intention
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
B. Actual intention
Explanation:
Mens rea is a Latin term meaning "guilty mind" or actual intention.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Law favour minor injuries
B.
The law does not take account of trifles
C.
—
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
B. The law does not take account of trifles
Explanation:
The maxim means law ignores petty matters or trivial wrongs.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
Six months
B.
One year
C.
Two years
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. Six months
Explanation:
Section 143 prescribes imprisonment up to 6 months for unlawful assembly.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs
A.
511 sections
B.
505 sections
C.
510 sections
D.
None of These
Correct answer is:
A. 511 sections
Explanation:
The PPC consists of 511 sections covering criminal law provisions.
Pakistan Penal Code Act 1860 MCQs