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

Stay updated and prepare effectively with our Judiciary and Law MCQs, designed to help aspirants succeed in their exams

Govt dues recoverable as:

A. Civil debt
B. Arrears of land revenue
C. Fine
D. Property charge
Correct answer is: B. Arrears of land revenue
All dues treated as land revenue arrears.

Tenant in breach of residence condition if absence is:

A. Temporary
B. Permanent
C. >6 months
D. Without info
Correct answer is: B. Permanent
Temporary absence not an infringement.

Grantees with proprietary rights bound by conditions in:

A. Collector
B. Act itself
C. BoR
D. Original conditions
Correct answer is: B. Act itself
Schedule II imposed by Act itself.

Non-Muslim tenant had how many months to declare succession?

A. 6
B. 12
C. 24
D. No limit
Correct answer is: B. 12
Non-Muslims had one year to opt for succession rules under conditions.

Power to abrogate tenancy conditions rests with:

A. Collector
B. EDO (Revenue)
C. Board of Revenue (with govt approval)
D. Provincial Govt
Correct answer is: C. Board of Revenue (with govt approval)
BoR could alter conditions subject to govt.

Unsigned register statement of conditions deemed:

A. Collector’s choice
B. In force for similar tenancies
C. Null
D. Latest Govt issue
Correct answer is: B. In force for similar tenancies
Default was similar tenancy conditions.

“Tenant” includes:

A. Only original allottee
B. Allottee + successors
C. Only those who paid dues
D. Only residents
Correct answer is: B. Allottee + successors
Successors also considered tenants.

Burden of proof lies on accused when:

A. Govt claims so
B. He must prove lawful authority, permit, or licence when prohibited from an act
C. In every case
D. In appeals
Correct answer is: B. He must prove lawful authority, permit, or licence when prohibited from an act
This is a rule of convenience where a fact is specially within the accused's knowledge (Section 16).

Appeal to appellate committee against Provincial Controller’s order is:

A. Reviewable by High Court
B. Final
C. Advisory only
D. Forwarded to Governor
Correct answer is: B. Final
Establishes the Appellate Committee as the final departmental authority.

Protection applies to actions:

A. In negligence
B. In public view
C. In good faith
D. Approved by court
Correct answer is: C. In good faith
Section 17 grants immunity to officials acting honestly under the color of the law.
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