LAW-GAT MCQs

The Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 governs admissibility and proof in judicial proceedings.
It replaced the earlier Evidence Act framework in Pakistan.

The Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 governs admissibility and proof in judicial proceedings.
It replaced the earlier Evidence Act framework in Pakistan.

The Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 governs admissibility and proof in judicial proceedings.
It replaced the earlier Evidence Act framework in Pakistan.

Facts in issue are the core propositions the court must determine.
Relevant facts help prove or disprove them.

Mischief requires intention or knowledge of likely wrongful loss or damage.
The offender need not personally benefit.

Forgery concerns creation of a false document or electronic record with fraudulent or harmful intent.
Use of a forged document may constitute a separate offence.

Mischief requires intention or knowledge of likely wrongful loss or damage.
The offender need not personally benefit.

The threat may concern person, reputation, or property under the statutory definition.
The required intent is a key element.

Mischief requires intention or knowledge of likely wrongful loss or damage.
The offender need not personally benefit.

The threat may concern person, reputation, or property under the statutory definition.
The required intent is a key element.

Mischief requires intention or knowledge of likely wrongful loss or damage.
The offender need not personally benefit.

The threat may concern person, reputation, or property under the statutory definition.
The required intent is a key element.