Test 6 - pakarbiter

Q1. As per Article 64 of the QSO 1984, whose opinion expressed by conduct is relevant to prove relationship?

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A. A person who, as a family member or otherwise, has special means of knowledge

B. A lawyer hired by the parties

C. A marriage registrar from another district

D. Any person with knowledge of family laws

Q2. Article 62 of QSO 1984 defines "general custom or right" to include:

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A. Customs recorded in Gazette notifications

B. Traditions practiced in courtrooms

C. Rights of specific individuals only

D. Customs or rights common to any considerable class of persons

Q3. As per Article 71 of the QSO 1984, expert opinions in treatises can be proved by producing the treatise if:

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A. The author is dead or cannot be found

B. The expert is from another province

C. The opinion is published online

D. The judge approves it verbally

Q4. Under the proviso to Article 64 of QSO 1984, such opinions are not sufficient to prove marriage in which cases?

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A. Any criminal trial under PPC

B. Custody matters under the Guardian & Wards Act

C. Proceedings under the Divorce Act, 1869 or prosecutions under Sections 494/495 PPC

D. Civil suits regarding inheritance

Q5. Under Article 68 of the QSO 1984, previous bad character is relevant only if:

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A. Police officers testify about it

B. The accused is charged with murder

C. It is mentioned in the FIR

D. Evidence of good character has already been given

Q6. Under Article 71 of the QSO 1984, oral evidence referring to a fact that could be seen must be from a witness who:

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A. Read about it in a newspaper

B. Heard about it

C. Says he saw it

D. Was told about it by someone

Q7. According to Article 61 QSO 1984, a person is said to be acquainted with another’s handwriting if:

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A. He has seen the person's name mentioned in documents

B. He has read articles written by that person in newspapers

C. He has heard the person dictate the contents of a letter

D. He has received letters from that person in response to letters written by or under his authority

Q8. Under Article 69 of the QSO 1984, character is relevant in civil cases when it affects:

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A. The credibility of the judge

B. The amount of damages

C. The admission of documents

D. The cross-examination method

Q9. Under Article 71 QSO 1984, the Court may require production of which of the following for inspection?

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A. The judgment of another case

B. The original FIR

C. The identity card of the accused

D. Any material thing, other than a document

Q10. Under Article 62 of the QSO 1984, whose opinion is relevant to prove the existence of a general custom or right?

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A. Persons who would likely know of such custom or right

B. Government officials only

C. Any person who claims the right exists

D. Neighbors of the person claiming the right

Q11. Under Article 63 of the QSO 1984, whose opinion is relevant on the meaning of words used by a particular class?

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A. Judges from previous cases

B. Persons having special means of knowledge about those terms

C. Government translators only

D. General public

Q12. According to Article 67 of the QSO 1984, in criminal proceedings, what kind of character of the accused is relevant?

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A. Previous good character

B. Past history of quarrels

C. Mental state of relatives

D. Habitual criminal tendencies

Q13. Under Article 65 of the QSO 1984, when a person's opinion is relevant, what else becomes relevant?

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A. The grounds on which the opinion is based

B. The result of the case

C. The number of times the opinion was shared

D. The popularity of the person giving the opinion

Q14. Under Article 61 of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984, whose opinion is relevant regarding handwriting?

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A. A relative of the person who allegedly wrote the document

B. Any person with general knowledge of handwriting

C. A person who has heard about the person’s writing style

D. A person acquainted with the handwriting of the person in question

Q15. According to Article 72 of the QSO 1984, the contents of documents may be proved by:

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A. News reports

B. Primary or secondary evidence

C. Oral statements only

D. Public opinion

Q16. According to Article 70 of the QSO 1984, all facts, except the contents of documents, may be proved by:

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A. Presumption

B. Police reports

C. Newspaper reports

D. Oral evidence

Q17. Under Article 71 of the QSO 1984, in case a witness is dead or cannot attend, what method is allowed except in Hudood cases?

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A. In-camera testimony

B. Written complaint

C. Anonymous testimony

D. Shahada ala al-shahadah (الشہداء اال شہادہ)

Q18. According to Article 63 QSO 1984, opinion is relevant when the court has to form an opinion regarding:

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A. Usages, tenets, or constitutions of religious or charitable foundations

B. Modern fashion trends

C. Military protocols

D. Political ideologies

Q19. As per Article 66 QSO 1984, in civil cases, character to prove conduct imputed is:

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A. Decided by jury discretion

B. Irrelevant unless it appears from facts otherwise relevant

C. Admissible if pleaded by plaintiff

D. Always admissible

Q20. As per Explanation 2 to Article 68 QSO 1984, which of the following is relevant as evidence of bad character?

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A. A previous conviction

B. Oral gossip

C. A neighbor's complaint

D. Social media posts

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