LAW-GAT-Mock-Test
Mock test for Law GAT students, all subjects included.
Practice questions
- Objective Resolution was passed in:
- 1947
- 1949
- 1956
- 1962
- Constitution of 1973 provides Pakistan as:
- Monarchy
- Federation
- Federal Parliamentary Republic
- Unitary State
- Fundamental Rights are provided in Articles:
- 1–10
- 8–28
- 30–40
- 50–70
- Head of the State is:
- Prime Minister
- Chief Justice
- President
- Governor
- Head of the Government is:
- President
- Prime Minister
- Speaker
- Senate Chairman
- National Assembly tenure is:
- 4 years
- 5 years
- 6 years
- 7 years
- Senate is a symbol of:
- Democracy
- Judiciary
- Federation
- Executive
- Judicial review power belongs to:
- Executive
- Parliament
- Judiciary
- Cabinet
- Islamic provisions are in:
- Part I
- Part IX
- Part III
- Part V
- Constitution can be amended by:
- President
- PM
- Parliament
- Judiciary
- Minimum age for President is:
- 35
- 40
- 45
- 50
- Supreme Court is established under Article:
- 150
- 175
- 200
- 250
- High Court writ jurisdiction is under:
- 184
- 186
- 199
- 245
- Pakistan is declared Islamic Republic in:
- 1956
- 1973
- 1962
- 1947
- Parliament consists of:
- One House
- Two Houses
- President + Two Houses
- Senate only
- Money Bill is introduced in:
- Senate
- National Assembly
- Both
- Cabinet
- Election Commission is provided under Article:
- 213
- 250
- 180
- 150
- Fundamental Rights can be suspended during:
- Election
- Emergency
- War only
- Budget
- Council of Common Interests resolves disputes between:
- Courts
- Ministries
- Federation & Provinces
- Police
- Chief Justice of Pakistan is appointed by:
- PM
- Parliament
- President
- Senate
- Contract Act was enacted in:
- 1860
- 1872
- 1890
- 1908
- Agreement enforceable by law is:
- Promise
- Offer
- Contract
- Proposal
- Essential element of contract is:
- Writing
- Stamp
- Free consent
- Witness
- Offer + Acceptance =
- Promise
- Agreement
- Contract
- Consideration
- Consideration means:
- Gift
- Money
- Something in return
- Agreement
- Void agreement is:
- Valid
- Illegal
- Not enforceable
- Criminal
- Coercion is defined in Section:
- 10
- 12
- 15
- 20
- Fraud is defined in Section:
- 12
- 15
- 17
- 20
- Minor’s agreement is:
- Valid
- Voidable
- Void
- Illegal
- Quasi-contract is based on:
- Agreement
- Promise
- Equity
- Writing
- CPC enacted in:
- 1898
- 1908
- 1872
- 1860
- Suit is instituted by:
- Appeal
- Plaint
- Petition
- Decree
- Res judicata is under Section:
- 8
- 11
- 15
- 20
- Stay of suit is under:
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- Decree is defined in:
- 2(1)
- 2(2)
- 2(3)
- 2(5)
- Temporary injunction order:
- 30
- 35
- 39
- 45
- Appeal from original decree lies to:
- Trial court
- Appellate court
- Supreme Court
- Police
- Execution of decree is under:
- Order 5
- Order 10
- Order 21
- Order 30
- Arrest before judgment is under:
- 30
- 38
- 45
- 50
- Court fees relate to:
- Evidence
- Institution of suit
- Bail
- Appeal
- CrPC enacted in:
- 1860
- 1898
- 1908
- 1872
- FIR is lodged under Section:
- 154
- 161
- 173
- 200
- Cognizable offence means:
- Bailable
- Police can arrest without warrant
- Compoundable
- Non-serious
- Charge is framed by:
- Police
- Court
- Lawyer
- Complainant
- Appeal against conviction lies to:
- Police
- Executive
- Appellate Court
- Witness
- PPC enacted in:
- 1860
- 1872
- 1898
- 1908
- Qatl-e-Amd means:
- Accident
- Intentional murder
- Theft
- Hurt
- Theft defined under Section:
- 300
- 378
- 420
- 511
- Cheating is under Section:
- 302
- 144
- 420
- 511
- Attempt to commit offence is under:
- 34
- 109
- 511
- 420
- Plaintiff files:
- FIR
- Suit
- Charge
- Bail
- Defendant is:
- Judge
- Witness
- Person sued
- Lawyer
- Mens rea means:
- Act
- Guilty mind
- Evidence
- Punishment
- Actus reus means:
- Intention
- Guilty act
- Crime
- Evidence
- Advocate’s license is issued by:
- Court
- Bar Council
- Police
- Parliament
- Conflict of interest should be:
- Encouraged
- Ignored
- Avoided
- Hidden
- Affidavit is:
- Contract
- Sworn statement
- Petition
- Decree
- Precedent means:
- Law book
- Previous decision
- Statute
- Rule
- Tort means:
- Crime
- Contract
- Civil wrong
- Appeal
- Burden of proof lies on:
- Judge
- Police
- Prosecution/Plaintiff
- Witness
- Justice delayed is:
- Justice granted
- Justice served
- Justice denied
- Justice stayed
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