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NTS GAT Subject (Law) – FLP 2 consists of 100 MCQs covering 1 subjects. You have 120 minutes to complete it. Start with the easier questions and manage your time wisely. Good luck!
Law 100 MCQs
1. What does civil procedure govern?
2. What is a formal document setting out claims or defenses in a civil case?
3. What is a claim made by the defendant against the plaintiff?
4. What require a party to produce documents or tangible evidence during discovery?
5. What motion seeks to dismiss a case for failure to state a claim?
6. What is the final decision of a court in a case?
7. What is a request to a higher court to review a lower court's decision?
8. What doctrine bars re-litigation of issues that have already been decided?
9. What is the authority of a court to hear a case?
10. What doctrine applies when issues are no longer live or parties lack interest?
11. What type of judgment is agreed upon by the parties?
12. What is the formal delivery of legal documents to a party?
13. What clause establishes the constitution as the supreme law of the land?
14. What is the procedure for changing a constitution?
15. What is the power of a court to hear a case for the first time?
16. What is a legal remedy that protects individuals from unlawful detention?
17. What is the official name of Pakistan based on its constitutional ideology?
18. Who is the constitutional head of state in Pakistan?
19. What is a contract?
20. How many essential elements are there for a valid contract?
21. What is a proposal indicating a willingness to enter into a contract?
22. What is something of value exchanged between parties to a contract?
23. What type of contract may be set aside by one party due to a defect?
24. What type of contract cannot be enforced due to a technical defect?
25. What is a false statement of fact that induces a party to enter into a contract?
26. What requires certain contracts to be in writing?
27. What occurs when one party fails to perform their contractual obligations?
28. What remedy requires the breaching party to perform their obligations?
29. What remedy prohibits a party from doing something?
30. What occurs when a party indicates before performance is due that they will not perform?
31. What type of contract involves both parties exchanging promises?
32. What rule prevents extrinsic evidence to contradict a written contract?
33. What type of crime does not require proof of mens rea?
34. What is the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought?
35. What type of theft involves force or the threat of force?
36. What involves intentional deception to secure unlawful gain?
37. What are some common criminal defenses?
38. What defense applies when the defendant committed a crime to avoid a greater harm?
39. What is an agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime?
40. What is the taking of a person into custody for the purpose of charging them with a crime?
41. What rule prevents the use of illegally obtained evidence?
42. What doctrine excludes evidence derived from illegal police conduct?
43. What rule allows illegally obtained evidence if it would have been discovered legally?
44. What is the conditional release of a defendant before trial?
45. What group hears evidence to determine whether to issue an indictment?
46. What is a formal accusation of a crime issued by a prosecutor without a grand jury?
47. What sentence allows the offender to remain in the community under supervision?
48. What amendment guarantees the right to confront witnesses?
49. What does international law govern?
50. What branch of international law concerns the relations between states?
51. What is the largest international organization, established in 1945?
52. What principle allows a state to exercise jurisdiction over acts that threaten its security?
53. What are legally binding agreements between states?
54. What is formed by the general practice of states and the belief that it is legally required?
55. What are peremptory norms of international law that cannot be derogated from?
56. What doctrine allows a party to withdraw from a treaty due to a fundamental change in circumstances?
57. What treaties establish the standards of international humanitarian law?
58. What body of international law governs maritime areas?
59. What is the formal surrender of a person by one state to another?
60. What is the protection granted by a state to a person fleeing persecution?
61. What is the primary treaty governing diplomatic law?
62. What is a recorded saying or action of the Prophet Muhammad?
63. What is the process of analogical reasoning used to derive legal rules?
64. What is the divine law of Islam?
65. How many categories of actions are there in Islamic law?
66. What is a disliked but not prohibited action in Islamic law?
67. What is a prohibited action in Islamic law?
68. What is the concept of excessive uncertainty or risk in Islamic commercial law?
69. What is the prohibition of gambling in Islamic law?
70. What is jurisprudence?
71. What theory holds that law is derived from customs and traditions?
72. Who is known for the "pure theory of law"?
73. Who is known for the "inner morality of law"?
74. Who wrote "Law's Empire"?
75. What is the physical control of property?
76. What are the two categories of justice?
77. What type of justice concerns the fair distribution of goods?
78. What type of justice focuses on repairing harm through reconciliation?
79. What theory holds that society is based on an implicit agreement among individuals?
80. Who is a key figure in social contract theory, known for his work on natural rights?
81. Who wrote "The Social Contract"?
82. What occurs when a person fails to meet the standard of care?
83. What requires a link between the breach of duty and the harm suffered?
84. What intentional tort involves the wrongful taking or use of another person's personal property?
85. What is the legal responsibility of one person for the torts of another?
86. What type of liability does not require proof of fault or negligence?
87. What area of tort law holds manufacturers responsible for defective products?
88. What are the main primary sources of law?
89. What are legal encyclopedias, treatises, and law review articles?
90. What are laws enacted by legislative bodies?
91. What are rules issued by administrative agencies to implement statutes?
92. What are scholarly works that provide in-depth analysis of a particular area of law?
93. What is a style guide for legal citation?
94. What is a commentary or analysis of a specific court decision?
95. What is the acronym for the method of legal analysis: Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion?
96. What is the acronym for the legal analysis method: Conclusion, Rule, Explanation, Application, Conclusion?
97. What is a legal source that is not binding but may influence a court's decision?
98. What are major legal research databases?
99. What legal research database provides access to law journals and historical materials?
100. What is the official daily publication for rules and notices of federal agencies?