The Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 in Chapter 3 identifies certain facts that do not require proof in court. These include facts that are already judicially noticed, facts that are admitted by the parties, and facts that are presumed under the law.
The chapter helps streamline the judicial process by eliminating the need to prove obvious or undisputed matters, thus saving time and focusing the trial on actual points of contention.
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
What is the title of Chapter 3 in the QSO?
- a) Of Witnesses
- b) Of Evidence
- c) Of Documents
- d) Of the Relevancy of Facts
- Answer: d) Of the Relevancy of Facts
Which chapter in the QSO deals with the relevancy of facts?
- a) Chapter 1
- b) Chapter 2
- c) Chapter 3
- d) Chapter 4
- Answer: c) Chapter 3
In which chapter of the QSO would you find information about the relevancy of facts?
- a) Chapter 2
- b) Chapter 3
- c) Chapter 4
- d) Chapter 5
- Answer: b) Chapter 3
Which of the following titles corresponds to Chapter 3 in the QSO?
- a) Of Witnesses
- b) Of Documents
- c) Of the Relevancy of Facts
- d) Of the Production and Effect of Evidence
- Answer: c) Of the Relevancy of Facts
Chapter 3 of the QSO is primarily concerned with:
- a) The types of evidence admissible in court
- b) The qualifications of witnesses
- c) The relevancy of various facts to legal proceedings
- d) The procedures for presenting evidence
- Answer: c) The relevancy of various facts to legal proceedings
What subject does Chapter 3 of the QSO cover?
- a) Admissibility of documents
- b) Qualifications of witnesses
- c) Relevancy of facts
- d) Examination of witnesses
- Answer: c) Relevancy of facts
The term “relevancy” in Chapter 3 of the QSO refers to:
- a) The importance of witnesses
- b) The relationship between facts and the issue at hand
- c) The procedure of presenting documents
- d) The methods of examining witnesses
- Answer: b) The relationship between facts and the issue at hand
Chapter 3 of the QSO discusses facts that are:
- a) Directly related to the case
- b) Tangentially related to the case
- c) Not related to the case
- d) Irrelevant to the case
- Answer: a) Directly related to the case
The focus of Chapter 3 in the QSO is on:
- a) Types of witnesses
- b) Documentation procedures
- c) Relevance of facts in legal proceedings
- d) Admissibility of hearsay
- Answer: c) Relevance of facts in legal proceedings
Which chapter of the QSO would help determine what evidence is relevant to a case?
- a) Chapter 1
- b) Chapter 2
- c) Chapter 3
- d) Chapter 4
- Answer: c) Chapter 3
Understanding the relevancy of facts is crucial for:
- a) Admitting all types of evidence
- b) Determining the outcome of a case
- c) Selecting appropriate witnesses
- d) Establishing court procedures
- Answer: b) Determining the outcome of a case
Relevancy of facts as per Chapter 3 of QSO primarily influences:
- a) The judge’s decision on admissibility of evidence
- b) The appointment of legal representatives
- c) The setting of trial dates
- d) The procedure for cross-examination
- Answer: a) The judge’s decision on admissibility of evidence
The purpose of determining the relevancy of facts in Chapter 3 is to:
- a) Exclude unnecessary evidence
- b) Include all possible evidence
- c) Focus on the credibility of witnesses
- d) Highlight the procedural aspects of the case
- Answer: a) Exclude unnecessary evidence
Chapter 3 of the QSO is critical in ensuring that:
- a) Only factual evidence is presented in court
- b) All evidence, relevant or not, is presented
- c) Witnesses are properly vetted
- d) Legal documents are correctly filed
- Answer: a) Only factual evidence is presented in court
According to Chapter 3 of the QSO, facts are relevant if they:
- a) Are logically connected to the matter in dispute
- b) Are introduced by a credible witness
- c) Are supported by documentary evidence
- d) Are part of the legal procedural requirements
- Answer: a) Are logically connected to the matter in dispute