MCQ Collection
Pakistan MCQs
Practice Pakistan questions with answers and explanations.
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Correct Answer: D. Testimony given by witnesses regarding facts they are legally permitted to prove
Explanation:
Oral evidence must generally be direct.
Witnesses testify to what they personally perceived, subject to exceptions.
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Correct Answer: D. Testimony given by witnesses regarding facts they are legally permitted to prove
Explanation:
Oral evidence must generally be direct.
Witnesses testify to what they personally perceived, subject to exceptions.
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Correct Answer: D. Testimony given by witnesses regarding facts they are legally permitted to prove
Explanation:
Oral evidence must generally be direct.
Witnesses testify to what they personally perceived, subject to exceptions.
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Correct Answer: D. Testimony given by witnesses regarding facts they are legally permitted to prove
Explanation:
Oral evidence must generally be direct.
Witnesses testify to what they personally perceived, subject to exceptions.
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Correct Answer: A. It must be direct
Explanation:
A witness ordinarily testifies to facts personally seen, heard, or otherwise perceived.
Hearsay is excluded unless an exception applies.
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Correct Answer: A. It must be direct
Explanation:
A witness ordinarily testifies to facts personally seen, heard, or otherwise perceived.
Hearsay is excluded unless an exception applies.
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Correct Answer: B. A legal inference the court may or must draw from proved facts
Explanation:
Presumptions allocate evidential burdens and reflect common experience or policy.
They may be rebuttable or conclusive depending on law.
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Correct Answer: C. Recognition of certain facts by the court without formal proof
Explanation:
Courts may notice facts and laws specified by evidence law.
Other facts still require proper proof.
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Correct Answer: C. Recognition of certain facts by the court without formal proof
Explanation:
Courts may notice facts and laws specified by evidence law.
Other facts still require proper proof.
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Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
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Correct Answer: D. Balance of probabilities
Explanation:
A civil fact is generally proved when it is more probable than not.
The seriousness of an allegation may affect the quality of evidence required.
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Correct Answer: B. When character itself is directly in issue or otherwise made relevant by law
Explanation:
Character is ordinarily not used to prove conduct in civil cases unless legally relevant.
Specific statutory rules determine admissibility.
