QSO article 1 to 74

1. Qanoon-e-Shahadat, 1984 was made by the President on

(a) 24th October, 1984

(b) 25th October, 1984

(c) 28th October, 1984

(d) None of the Above

2. Qanoon-e-Shahadat 1984, replaced

(a) Law of Evidence 1872

(b) Law of Evidence 1972

(c) Law of Evidence 1973

(d) None of the Above

3. Law of Evidence was amended and replaced with Qanoon-e-Shahadat in order to bring it with

(a) Requirement of time

(b) Conformity with the injunction of Quran & Sunnah

(c) Advance change

(d) None of the Above

(a) 166 Articles

(b) 176 Articles

(c) 164 Articles

(d) None of the Above

5. Qanoon-e-Shahadat 1984, does not apply to

(a) Proceedings before Tribunals

(b) Proceedings before special Courts

(c) Proceedings before an Arbitrator

(d) None of the Above

6. Under Qanoon-e-Shahadat who is bound to determine competency of witness?

(a) Prosecution or plaintiff

(b) Court

(c) Accused or defendant

(d) None of the Above

7. Article 2, of the Qanoon-e-Shahadat deals with

(a) Exceptions

(b) Definitions
(c) Kinds of evidence

(d) None of the Above

8. All statements which the Court permits or requires to be made before it by witnesses in
relation to matters of fact under inquiry, such statements are called

(a) Oral Evidence

(b) Documentary Evidence

(c) None of above

(d) None of the Above

9. Article of the Qanoon-e-Shahadat defines "Evidence"

(a) 2(a)

(b) 2(b)

(c) 2(c)

(d) None of the Above

10. The term "fact" is defined Article of the Qanoon-e-Shahadat

(a) 2(a)

(b) 2(c)

(c) 2(d)

(d) None of the Above

11. Anything, state of things, or relation of things capable of being perceived by the senses is

(a) Feeling

(b) Fact
(c) Act

(d) None of the Above

12. One fact is said to another when the one is connected with the other in any of the ways
referred to in the provisions of Qanoon-e-Shahadat to the relevancy of fact

(a) Relevant

(b) Irrelevant

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of the Above

13. Article 3 of the Qanoon-e-Shahadat describe qualification of

(a) Witness

(b) Judge

(c) Prosecutor

(d) None of the Above

14. A person who has been convicted by a Court for perjury or giving false evidence is not a
competent witness unless

(a) He mended his ways

(b) Get a certificate from a Court to testify

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of the Above

15. A witness giving evidence in Hudood cases should be

(a) Prudent Young

(c) Female

(d) None of the Above

16. An offence of zina-bil-jabr requires either a guilty person or evidence by how many adults
Muslim males of integrity.

(a) 2

(b) 3

(c) 4

(d) None of the Above

17. Principle of Tazkiya-tal-Suhood is applicable to

(a) Civil cases

(b) Cases of high treason

(c) Hudood and Qisas cases

(d) None of the Above

18. A child is a competent witness to testify if he is able

(a) To understand and give rational answer

(b) He is of ten years of age

(c) He is physically fit and healthy

(d) None of the Above

19. No public officer shall be compelled to disclose communication made to him in official
confidence when he considers that public interest would suffer by the disclosure.
(a) Article 6

(b) Article 7

(c) Article 8

(d) None of the Above

20. A on his trial before the Court of Session says that a deposition was improperly taken by B
the Magistrate B cannot be compelled to answer the question as to this except upon

(a) Special Order of Superior Court

(b) His own wish

(c) Order of Advocate General

(d) None of the Above

21. An advocate cannot be bound to disclose any thing which has been done between him and his
client except.

(a) With permission of Court

(b) With permission of appointing authority

(c) With permission of his client

(d) None of the Above

22. Any matter expressed or described upon any substance by means of letters, figure or marks is
called

(a) Document

(b) Paper

(c) Draft
(d) None of the Above

23. An accomplice shall be competent as witness against an accused except in cases of

(a) Tazir

(b) Qisas and Hadd

(c) Felony

(d) None of the Above

24. The term "Accomplice" means

(a) A person who is guilty associate in crime

(b) An outsider or stranger

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of the Above

25. Article 16 of The Qanoon-e-Shahadat deals with

(a) Production of title deed of witness

(b) Credibility of a witness

(c) Accomplice

(d) None of the Above

26. Article 17, of Qanoon-e-Shahadat deals with

(a) Quality of evidence

(b) Competence and numbers of witnesses

(c) Quality of witnesses

(d) None of the Above

(a) 2 women witnesses with 1 male witness

(b) 3 female witnesses with 1 male witness

(c) 8 female witness with 4 male witnesses

(d) None of the Above

28. Article 18 provided that evidence may be given on facts in issue and

(a) Law

(b) Relevant facts

(c) Inquiry

(d) None of above

29. A is accused of the murder of B by beating him, whatever was said or done by A or B or the
by standers at the beating, or so, shortly before after or it as to form part of the transaction is

(a) Relevant fact

(b) Irrelevant fact

(c) Question of Fact & Law

(d) None of above

30. Relevancy of fact forming part of

(a) Same transaction

(b) Separate transaction

(d) None of the Above

31. The rule of Res-gestae is provided in Article

(a) Article 18

(b) Article 19

(c) Article 20

(d) None of the Above

32. The rule of plea of alibi is given is Article

(a) 24

(b) 26

(c) 28

(d) None of the Above

33. Rule of plea of alibi is applicable in

(a) Civil cases

(b) Criminal cases

(c) Family cases

(d) None of the Above

34. The term "Res gestae" means

(a) Closely connected

(b) No relation

(c) Participator
(d) None of the Above

35. Article of the Qanoon-e-Shahadat deals with identification Parade

(a) 18

(b) 20

(c) 22

(d) None of the Above

36. Identification Parade is rule of

(a) Law

(b) Prudence

(c) Fact

(d) None of the Above

37. The term "identification" means

(a) Proof of relation

(b) Proof of corroboration

(c) Proof of identity

(d) None of the Above

38. The term "Parade" means

(a) Procedure of conducting identification parade

(b) Parade of any armed department

(d) None of the Above

39. Identification parade is a kind of

(a) Circumstantial evidence

(b) Corroborative evidence

(c) Fundamental evidence

(d) None of the Above

40. Identification Parade needs to be conducted before

(a) Magistrate having jurisdiction

(b) Station House Officer

(c) Public at large

(d) None of the Above

41. Character of person is relevant in

(a) Civil cases

(b) Criminal cases

(c) Family cases

(d) None of the Above

42. in criminal cases past character of a person is

(a) Countable
(b) Uncountable

(c) Unlimited

(d) None of the Above

43. Article 24 of the Qanoon-e-Shahadat deals with

(a) Relevant Facts

(b) Facts not otherwise relevant become relevant

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of the Above

44. Principle of plea of alibi is provided by Article

(a) 22

(b) 24

(c) 26

(d) None of the Above

45. The Term "alibi" means

(a) Plea of presence at place of offence occurrence

(b) Plea of absence from place of offence occurrence

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of the Above

46. In suits for damages facts tender to enable court to determine amount are
(a) Relevant

(b) Irrelevant

(c) Related to Plaint

(d) None of the Above

47. A statement oral or documentary which suggest any inference as to any fact in issue of
relevant fact and which is made by any person is called

(a) Admission

(b) Confession

(c) Investigation

(d) None of the Above

48. Admission is defined in Article

(a) 29

(b) 30

(c) 31

(d) None of the Above

49. Admission has kinds

(a) 2 kinds

(b) 3 kinds

(c) 4 kinds

(d) None of the Above

(a) 3

(b) 4

(c) 5

(d) None of the Above

51. Statement made by persons to whom a party to the suit has expressly referred for information
in reference to matter in dispute is admissions in the light of

(a) Article 31

(b) Article 32

(c) Article 33

(d) None of the Above

52. The question is whether horse sold by A to B is sound A says to B "Go and ask C. C knows
all about it" C's statement is

(a) An admission

(b) Is not an admission

(c) An evidence

(d) None of the Above

53. Confession has main kinds

(a) 1

(b) 2

(c) 3
(d) None of the Above

54. Admission is used in kind of cases

(a) Civil

(b) Family and civil

(c) Criminal cases

(d) None of the Above

55. Confession is applicable in cases

(a) Civil cases

(b) Family cases

(c) Criminal cases

(d) None of the Above

56. Article deals with confession.

(a) 37 to 43

(b) 35 to 43

(c) 36 to 43

(d) None of the Above

57. Confession on oath have in law

(a) Great importance in law

(b) No sanctity in law

(c) Depends upon circumstances

58. All confession are, but all, are not admissions

(a) Admissions, confessions

(b) Confessions, Admissions

(c) Both a & b

(d) None of the Above

59. Confession before police in absence of Magistrate is

(a) Admissible in law

(b) Not admissible in law

(c) Depends upon circumstances

(d) None of the Above

60. Extra judicial confession

(a) Needs to be proved by strong corroborative evidence

(b) Does not needs to be proved by strong corroborative evidence

(c) Depends upon Oral evidence

(d) None of the Above

61. When accused person record his statement he will be usually

(a) Acquitted by the Court

(b) Cross examined by the prosecution

(d) None of the Above

62. Under Article 44 accused persons including an accomplice shall be liable to

(a) Cross examination

(b) Re-examination

(c) Examination in Chief

(d) None of the Above

63. Article 45 admissions are not conclusive proof of the matters admitted but they may operate
as

(a) Jeopardy

(b) Estoppel

(c) Suo Moto

(d) None of the Above

64. Article deals with dying declaration.

(a) 46

(b) 46(1)

(c) 46(11)

(d) None of the Above

65. Dying declaration is type of evidence

(a) Weak
(b) Strong

(c) Conclusive

(d) None of the Above

66. A dying declaration is piece of evidence

(a) Conclusive piece of

(b) Substantive piece of

(c) Corroborative

(d) None of the Above

67. A dying declaration cannot form the sole basis of conviction unless

(a) Corroborated

(b) Cross-examined

(c) Contradicted

(d) None of the Above

68. Entries in book of account as provided by Article 48 are

(a) Relevant but needs to be proved by other evidence

(b) Irrelevant and inadmissible

(c) Nor relevant neither needs any sport of other evidence

(d) None of the Above

69. Opinion of expert upon any point of law or fact is

(b) Irrelevant

(c) Related to Confession

(d) None of the Above

70. A previous conviction of a person is relevant in what cases to show bad character of that
person.

(a) Civil cases

(b) Criminal cases

(c) Family cases

(d) None of the Above

71. Article 64 deals with

(a) Opinion on relationship when relevant

(b) Opinion on relationship when not relevant

(c) Opinion on relationship when there is controversy

(d) None of the Above

72. Whenever the opinion of any living person is relevant the grounds upon which such opinion
is based are also

(a) Relevant

(b) Irrelevant

(c) Depends upon past character

(d) None of the Above

(a) Primary evidence

(b) Secondary evidence

(c) Oral, Primary or Secondary evidence

(d) None of the Above