#Out-Line #ADJ & #CIVIL_JUDGE_EXAMINATION #Criminal_Laws: -PPC
a. Diyat. Arsh, Daman, define
b. Justice of Peace, define. Mode of his appointment and his powers.
c. Defamation, define wit exceptions.
d. Powers of police officers with regard tk receiving information of cog and non_cog offences.
e. Criminal Conspiracy,
f. Kinds of punishment,
g. Qatl e Amad and its punishment,
h. Procedure of Sessions trial,
I. Poers of appellate court in disposing of an appeal under CR.P.C.
J. In what case no appeal lies,
K. Injury,
L. Judicial proceedings,
M. Offence,
N. Cheating,
O. Wrongful gain and loss,
P. Criminal trespass,
Q. Criminal breach of trust,
R. Differentiate between abduction and kidnapping,
S. Necessary ingredients of theft liable to Hadd,
T. Nisab and Harrabah,
U. Qisas, define. When not to enforced in QatleAmad,
V. Complaint,
W. Unlawful Assembly,
X. Moveable Property,
Y. Perjury,
Z. Kinds Qatl/ murder
_ Exceptions in PPC
…Extortion and theft, differetiate,
…Criminal intimidation,
…Robbery, dacoity,
…Public servant,
…Injury,
…House trespass and its kinds,
…Vicarious liability with reference to common object / intention,
… Shujjah and its kinds,
… Jurah and its kinds,
…Criinal breach of trust,
… Cheating by personation,
#CR.P.C.
a. Powers of Magistrate to take cognizance on complaint
b. Classes of criminal courts,
c. Righg of self defence and in which case it cannot be exercised,
d. Abetment and Common intention. Points of distinction.
e. Powers of court to amend/alter charge. And effect of error in charge
And the particulars to mentioned in the charge.
f. Powers of courts to summon witness not included kn list of witnesses and whose statement u/s 161 crpc not recorded.
g. Powers of courts to examine accused and right of accused
H. Powers of court to amend or review its judgment
I. Define the provision and principles governing the grant of bail in non_bailable offences,
J. Under what circumstzces a Sessions Judge may call for sxamination record of inferior court exercise poers of High Court.
K. Poers of police officer to arrest without order of Magistrate and warrant,
L. Sections 107 / 151
M. High Court's powers of Revision and if it is authorized to convert finding of acquittal into conviction
N. Prevention of offences,
O. FIR and its evidentiary value,
P. Compoundable and non_compoudable offences,
Q. Discharge and acquittal,
R. Poers of police officer or msgistrste to disperse unlawful assembly,
S. Hebeas corpus,
T. Generally evidence is to takenin presence of accuse. What are exceptions to this rule
U. Investigation,
V. Remand,
W.
Probation of offenders Ord.
a. Powers of court to release certain offenders on probation and circumstances
IlLEGAL DISPOSSESSION
ATA., 1997
A. Draft an appeal from judgment of conviction recorded by the ATC.
#CIVIL_LAWS:-
CPC
a. Judgment and decree, define.
b. Foreign judgment,
c. How and when Receiver is appointed? Powers and duties of Receiver,
d. Define limitation with reference to institution of suits,appeal and application etcdxplain the crcumstanceswherey the period of limitation can be extended,
e. Pleadings,
f. Judgmebt debtor an Decree Holder,
g. Mesne Profits,
h. Legal representative
I. Pleader, Govt pleader,
J. Powers of court to amend or review its judgment,
K. Powers of court to examine accused and right of accused
L. Powers of court to amend and strike out issues,
M. Difference between return and rejection of the plaint and consequences of such orders if passed,
N. Res subjudice and Resjudicata,
O. Section 12(2) CPC.
P. Attachment before judgment,
Q. Mortgage and its modes, define.
R. Set off.
S. Inter pleader suit,
T. Interrogatories
U. Pauper suit,
V. Percept,
W. What is meant by suit of civil nature. Give examples of such suits, which cannot be deemed to civil suits.
X. Interlocutory orders,
Y. In which cases a temporary injunction can be granted,
Z. Who may be joined as parties to the suit. Effect of misjoider and nonjoinder of parties
= Compensatory costs,
= Properties that cannot be attached in execution,
= Powers of District Judge,
…cause of action,
…issues
…Territorial jurisdiction,
…Procedure as to suits by or against govt.
…inherent jurisdiction of civil court,
#CONTRACT_ACT
A. Define contract and factors that affect validity of contract,
B. Recognized Agent,
C. Commission,
D. Pledge,
E. Bailment,
F. Actionable claim,
G.Bailment,
H. 'Time is essence of contract' How far is this statement true?
I. Consequences of breach of contract.
J. Voidable and void agreements with examples.
K. Difference between contracts of idemnity and contract of guarantee,
L. Undue influence, define as,contract act,
M.how agency is created,
N. When the principal is not bound by the obligatios incurred on his behalf by the agent,
O.Garnishee,
P. Difference between agreement and contract,
Q. Liquidated damages,
R. Coerscion,
S. Misrepresentation,
T..Contigent Contract,
U. Prinipal and agent.
V. Bailer and bailee,
W. Mistake of law and mistake of fact,
#SALES_OF_THE_GOODS_ACT
A. Coveat Emptor, doctrine of, with exceptions to the rule.
B. Unpaid seller n his rights.
C. Difference between sale and agrerment to sell,
D. Explain the terms FOB & CIF and difference between them. Duties of seller under these contracts.
E. Contract of sale and its essential ingredients. Rights and liabilities of parties to the contract.
F. Remedies availabe to the parties in case of breac of contract under sale of goods act,
G. Documents of tittlu to good,
H. Goods
I. Mercantile agent,
j. Condition and warranty
Remedy to buyer in case of breach of warranty,
#LIMITATION_ACT
A. Limitation for suit u/s 9 of SRA,
B. For suit against govt to recover money paid under protest,
C. For suit for compensation on account of malicious prosecution,
D. Leave to appear and defend the summary suit,
E. For readmission of an appeal,
F. Explain conditions that mudt be satisfied for acquisition easement rights,
G. What remedy is provided to a litigant when period limitation expires on a day when court is closed.
H. Essential ingredients of Valid Acknowledgement as it is understood under Limitation Act
I. What is legal disability? How it effects limitation for constituting a suit? Discuss.
J. Principles of Representation in Sunni and Shia Law of inheritance,
k. Acknowledgement of Paternity
l. Hibabasharulewaz,
m. Doctrine of Cy_Pres,
n. Mubarat,
o. Period that is excluded from computing limitation prescribed for suit,
p. Difference between:
a. Limitation and Prescription,
b. Limitation and doctrine of laches,
c. Limitation and estopple
q. Object of Law of Limitation
r. Enunciate the rule 'Limitation extinguishes remedy, no right.'
s. Limitation begins to run from accrual of cause of action, discuss with exceptions
t. Effect of death before right to sue accrues?
u. Sufficient cause, define.
v. Condonation of delay,
w. Conditions to get fresh start of limitation,
#SPECIFIC_RELIEF_ACT,
A. How specific relief is given.
B. Section 9 of SRA and its limitation for suit,
C. Explain the concept of 'Ratification of Documents' who can ask fir it and under what circumstances
D. Who has the right to get the contract specifically enforced,
E. Cancelation of documents
F. Temporary Injunction,
G. When perpetual injunction can be granted,
H. Declartory decree and its essentials to seek such relief,
I. Consequential Relief and its effect if it is not sought in declaratory suit,
J.
CIVIL COURT ORDINANCE
a. Pecuniary Jurisdiction Of Civil Court,
B. Subordinate Courts, define.
C. The Principal civil courts of original jurisdiction,
#NEGOTIABLE #INSTRUMENTS
#MUSLIM_PERSONAL #LAW
A. Define Muslim Gift simpliciter stating if it must be effect by a registered instrument.
B. Requisites to claim right of pre_emption,
#TRANSFER_OF #PROPERTY_ACT,
A. When property can and cannot be transfered.
B. Mortgage, define.
C. Benami,
D. Lease and licence,
#REGISTRATION_ACT: _
A. What are egal effects of non_registration of a document compulsorily registerable.
B. What persons should present the document for registrstion n enquiry by the registering officer,
C. Documents compulsorily registerable,
D. Whether following documdnts are required to registered:
A gift deed of value of Rs. 90,
A will affecting immoveable property worth of Rs.1000/_
An award in reference of arbitration,
A consent decree passed on the basis of compromise beyween the parties
E. What documents executed by or in favor of govtare exempt from registration,
F. Is there any time limit for registration, if so, explain.
#FAMILY_LAWS: -
FAMILY COURTS ACT
MUSLIM FAMILY LAWS ORDINANCE
A. On what grounds a muslim wife can seek dissolution of marriage,
#MUHAMMADAN_LAW
A. Define marriage and its kinds recognized under Islamic law.
B. Differentiate between Hanfi and Shia law of inheritence,
C. Define Will. Limits on testamentory powers of a Muslim,
D. When gift is complete? What a father should do under Islamic law if wants to gift his property to his minor son?
E. What is WaqfalalAulad. Can a Muslim crate such trust for adopted son?
F. Ingredients of valid marriage,
G. Difference between void and irregular marriage,
H. Right of Hizanat,
I. Option of puberty,
J. Iddat,
K. Presumptios of legitimacy of a child now applicable in Pakistan,
L. Hiba,
G & W Act
A. Matters to be considered by a court for appointing a guardian of a minor
B. In what cases a legal guardian can sell proprty of minor
C.
QANUNE-SHAHADAT ORDER 1984
a.Leading question n when to be asked,
b. Burden of proof in civil n criminals cases,
c. Define 'document' and its kinds and mode of proof of documentary evidence,
d. Define Estoppel. Difference between estopple and waiver,
e. Distinguish between primary and secondary evidence.
f. Hearsay evidence.
g. Alibi.
g. Who is an accomplice? Is he a competent witness? Value of his testimony.
h. Judgment in rem and judgment in personam.
I. Impeaching credit of witness,
j. Hostile witness,
k. Retracted confession,
l. Dying declaration,
m. Who is competent witness,
n. Affairs of state,
o. Official communication,
P. Admission,
q. Facts in issue, relevant facts,
r. Estopple against the law, is there any
s. Ways of proving writting of a person,
t. Improper admission and rejection of evidence,
u. Identification parade and its evidentiary value,
v. Judicial Review/notice
w. Examiation in chief, cross examination and re_examination,
x. Public and private documents,
#LEGAL_TERMS:
a. Nemo debt EsseJudex in Propria,
b. Audi AlteramPartem,
c. Actus Non Facit, Nisi Mens Rea,
d. Res Ipsa Loquitur,