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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An Absolute Order becomes necessary when an:

A. EPO is converted to a final order
B. EO needs more power
C. Offender apologizes
D. Complainant withdraws the case
Correct answer is: A. EPO is converted to a final order
An EPO may be finalized into an Absolute Order.

Proceeding ex-parte is a power of the:

A. Enforcement Officer
B. SDEO
C. Hearing Officer
D. Board
Correct answer is: C. Hearing Officer
The HO can proceed ex-parte in absence of one party.

Digital evidence can include:

A. Only video
B. Only audio
C. Emails and social media
D. Only official documents
Correct answer is: C. Emails and social media
Digital evidence includes emails & social media.

The penalty in an Absolute Order is for:

A. Filing a false complaint
B. Non-compliance with the order
C. Wasting the court's time
D. Perjury
Correct answer is: B. Non-compliance with the order
Penalty applies when an offender fails to comply with the order.

Dismissal for default under Rule 11 applies to the non-appearance of the:

A. Complainant
B. Hearing Officer
C. Secretary
D. Government lawyer
Correct answer is: A. Complainant
If the complainant defaults, the case may be dismissed.

In a Board meeting, a committee member required to attend has:

A. No voting right
B. A full voting right
C. A casting vote
D. A veto power
Correct answer is: A. No voting right
Required attendees have no voting rights.

A requisition under Section 20 of the Act is analyzed by the:

A. SDEO
B. Hearing Officer
C. Board
D. Enforcement Officer
Correct answer is: B. Hearing Officer
Hearing Officer

The purpose of interim relief is to prevent:

A. Final decisions
B. Irreparable loss
C. All court hearings
D. The EO from doing his job
Correct answer is: B. Irreparable loss
Interim relief protects against irreparable harm.

The example in Rule 4 illustrates that a Hearing Officer from Karachi cannot hear a matter from Lahore due to:

A. Lack of expertise
B. Territorial jurisdiction
C. Language barriers
D. Different laws
Correct answer is: B. Territorial jurisdiction
HO’s jurisdiction is territorial.

If a valid allotment letter is produced for sealed premises, the Hearing Officer may order to:

A. Seal it permanently
B. De-seal it
C. Auction it
D. Fine the allotting authority
Correct answer is: B. De-seal it
A valid allotment letter justifies de-sealing.
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