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PPSC · PMS Punjab 2023

Law

100 marks · 3 hours · 12 questions
This paper Law · all yearsQ. 1 · "The executing Court cannot go…Q. 2 · How the appellate powers are…Q. 3 · Under what circumstances the court…Q. 4 · Can a civil court pass…Q. 5 · Explain in detail the computation…Q. 6 · What is meant by sufficient…Q. 7 · Discuss the penalties under the…Q. 8 · What is the procedure to…Q. 9 · The oral evidence must be…Q. 10 · What is the evidentiary value…Q. 11 · Hostile witness is a special…Q. 12 · Competency of all persons as…With this paper← 2022
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Part I

Q. 1

"The executing Court cannot go behind the decree," Discuss this statement by giving statutory exceptions to this rule.

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Q. 2

How the appellate powers are different from the revisional powers of the court? Describe the circumstances when a revision is filed instead of an appeal.

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Q. 3

Under what circumstances the court can make an order for the personal appearance of a party? What will be the implications if a party fails to appear without lawful excuse?

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Q. 4

Can a civil court pass an order of arrest and attachment before judgment? Elaborate in the light of relevant law?

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Part II

Q. 5

Explain in detail the computation of period of limitation.

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Q. 6

What is meant by sufficient cause in S.5 of the Limitation Act?

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Part III

Q. 7

Discuss the penalties under the Registration Act, 1908.

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Q. 8

What is the procedure to register a document if Sub-registrar refuses to register the same? Please discuss in detail.

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Part I

Q. 9

The oral evidence must be direct. Is there any exception to this rule? Discuss in detail.

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Q. 10

What is the evidentiary value of evidence that has become available because of modern devices in civil cases?

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Q. 11

Hostile witness is a special kind of witness under the QSO. Discuss his characteristics as to examination and value of his evidence.

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Q. 12

Competency of all persons as witnesses is one of the fundamental principles of the Law of Evidence in Pakistan. Discuss the provisions of the QSO dealing with this principle with particular reference to children and police witnesses.

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