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Practice MCQs under Judiciary And Law Mcqs. 2865 available Open paginated MCQ list →

11872 Contract Act
2Anti Terrorism Act 1997
3CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY (CASES)
4Civil Procedure 1908
5Code Of Criminal Procedure 1898
6Constitution Of Pakistan 1962
7Control Of Narcotic Substances Act 1997
8Court Fees Act of 1870
9Executive Order On Parole 1934
10Family Courts Act 1964
11Good Conduct Prisoners Probational Release Rules 1927
12Islamic Jurisprudence
13Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000
14Limitation Act 1908
15Medical Jurisprudence
16Muslim Family Law Ordinance 1961
17National Accountability Ordinance 1999
18Offences Of Zina Ordinance 1979
19Offenders Ordinance Probation 1960
20Pakistan Constitution 1956
21Pakistan Constitution 1973
22Pakistan Panel Code 1860
23Police Order 2002
24Prisoners Probational Release Act 1926
25Property Hudood Ordinance 1979
26Qanun e Shahadat 1984
27Sale Of Goods Act 1930
28Specific Relief Act 1877
29West Pakistan Civil Courts Ordinance 1962

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1.What effect does undue influence have on the validity of a contract?

It renders the contract invalidIt makes the contract rescindableIt keeps the contract enforceableIt has no impact on the contractIt nullifies the contract automatically

2.What does the term “Coercion” signify?

Engaging in or threatening actions prohibited under the Pakistan Penal CodeForcing someone against their willApplying illegal pressureAll the above statements are correctNone of the above

3.What is the meaning of the term "Consent"?

Willing agreement or approval of an action or proposal by someone elseA mind that is free from coercionThe exercise of personal choice or decisionAll the above statements are correctNone of the above

4.How does the law regard a contract entered into by a person declared insane?

InvalidLegally BindingUnconditionalNot ApplicableNull and Void

5.Which type of consideration and object must agreements have, along with free consent and competent parties, to be considered valid contracts?

Any kindLegitimateIllegalNot applicableVoid

6.At what point can an offer be withdrawn by the offeror?

Prior to the acceptance being conveyedBefore the rejection is communicatedEither before acceptance or rejection is notifiedOnly after a counteroffer is madeNever once the offer is made

7.Under which section of the Contract Act 1872 can a proposal be withdrawn?

Section 5Section 6Section 7Section 8No specific section

8.A sends a letter to B offering to sell a house. At what point is the communication of this offer considered complete?

At the moment A sends the offerWhen B gives acceptance to the offerOnly when both A and B communicateAt no specific timeNot applicable

9.What do we call a contract that can be legally enforced at the discretion of one or more parties involved, but not necessarily by all parties?

An invalid contractA contract that is voidableA fully enforceable contractAll of the aboveNone of the above

10.What is the term for an agreement that has no legal enforceability?

Void contractLegally binding agreementConditionally enforceable contractAll of the aboveNull and void

11.What is meant by the term 'Reciprocal Contracts'?

Contracts involving only one party's obligationAgreements where both parties have mutual dutiesContracts that include three partiesNone of the aboveNo valid option

12.What term describes a situation where each promise serves as consideration for the other promises involved?

A suggestionA bidAn agreementNot applicableVoid

13.On which date was the Contract Act of 1872 officially enacted?

April 25, 1872May 25, 1872June 25, 1872None of the aboveNot applicable

14.What is the term used when the individual receiving a proposal agrees to it, thereby forming a binding commitment?

OfferPromiseContractNo agreementInvalid

15.In which section of The Contract Act can the definitions be found?

Section 2Section 3Section 4No specific sectionNot applicable

16.Under Section 18 of the Family Court Act 1964, which type of woman is permitted to be represented by an agent?

Elderly womanYoung womanPardanashin womanNo woman is allowedNone of these

17.What consequence can a defendant face if they fail to make maintenance payments?

Loss of the right to defend themselvesThe defendant might receive a monetary penaltyThe defendant could be imprisonedNo consequences apply

18.Which section of the Family Courts Act addresses the issue of contempt of Family Courts?

Section 15Section 16Section 17No section covers thisNot applicable

19.Within what time frame must the appellate court resolve a family appeal?

Within 2 monthsWithin 4 monthsWithin 6 monthsNo specified time limitNone of these

20.If a Family Court judgment and decree is delivered by a District Judge or an Additional District Judge, to which authority should an appeal be made?

To the District Judge againTo the High CourtEither the District Judge or the High CourtNo appeal is permittedTo the Subordinate Court

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