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. Company or association
B. Body of persons
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Both (a) and (b)
PPC includes both individuals and corporate entities as 'persons'.
A. Self defence
B. National defence
C. Public defence
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Self defence
An aggressor cannot claim the right of private defence under PPC.
A. Customary law
B. Procedural law
C. Penal law
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Penal law
It is a penal law as it defines crimes and their punishments.
A. Male
B. Female
C. Both male and female
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Both male and female
PPC defines gender as including both male and female.
A. Right of private defence
B. No right of private defence
C. Right of defence of property
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. No right of private defence
Section 99 specifies situations where no right of private defence exists.
A. Throughout Pakistan
B. Whole Pakistan including Kashmir
C. To specific areas of Pakistan
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Throughout Pakistan
The PPC extends to the whole of Pakistan.
A. Mutual interest
B. Common interest
C. Common motives
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Common motives
Common intention refers to when two or more persons act with the same motive or design.
A. Right of defence of other person
B. Right of private defence
C. Right of private defence of property
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Right of private defence of property
Section 105 defines right of private defence of property.
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
Foreigners committing crimes in Pakistan fall under the PPC.
A. An act of ones own privilege
B. An act upon some ones instigation
C. An act upon dictation
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. An act of ones own privilege
Voluntarily means doing an act by one’s own free will.
A. Aggression
B. Instigation
C. Abetment
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Abetment
Section 107 PPC defines abetment of a thing.
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
Pakistani citizens committing offences abroad can be tried under PPC.
A. One half of maximum punishment
B. One third of maximum punishment
C. One fourth of maximum punishment
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. One fourth of maximum punishment
The term of imprisonment in default of fine cannot exceed one-fourth of the maximum punishment.
A. Abetment
B. Solicitation
C. Participation
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Abetment
Instigation to commit an offence is called abetment under Section 107 PPC.
A. Constructive intention
B. Actual intention
C. Common intention
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. Actual intention
Mens rea is a Latin term meaning "guilty mind" or actual intention.
A. Arsh
B. Daman
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Both (a) and (b)
Under PPC, compensation may be in the form of Arsh or Daman.
A. Not guilty of abetting B to commit murder
B. Guilty of abetting B to commit murder
C. Both
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. Guilty of abetting B to commit murder
Even if B refuses, A’s instigation makes him guilty of abetment.
A. Company or association
B. Body of persons
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Both (a) and (b)
PPC includes both individuals and corporate entities as 'persons'.
A. Independent
B. Dependant
C. Fixed
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Independent
Both Arsh and Daman are independent punishments recognized in PPC.
A. Liable to the same punishment as B
B. Not liable to any kind of punishment
C. both
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Liable to the same punishment as B
An abettor is liable to the same punishment as the principal offender.
A. Male
B. Female
C. Both male and female
D. None of These
Correct answer is: C. Both male and female
PPC defines gender as including both male and female.
A. 5 kinds
B. 10 kinds
C. 15 kinds
D. None of These
Correct answer is: B. 10 kinds
Section 53 of PPC specifies 10 different kinds of punishments.
A. Criminal conspiracy
B. Common intention
C. Criminal instigation
D. None of These
Correct answer is: A. Criminal conspiracy
Section 120A defines criminal conspiracy.
A. Only physical stock
B. Only sale records
C. Both stock and books/documents
D. Only invoices
Correct answer is: C. Both stock and books/documents
A. Complete lockdown only
B. Partial or complete lockdown
C. Curfew situation
D. Martial law period
Correct answer is: B. Partial or complete lockdown