Value of diyat is described in section ______________ of P.P.C ?
Value of diyat is described in section ______________ of P.P.C ?
A. 223
B. 323
C. 423
D. None of these
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The bones of legs and backbone are called______________?
The bones of legs and backbone are called______________?A. Circulating bones of Skelton
B. Sporting bones of Skelton
C. Both A and B
D. None of aboveOrder VI, Rule 15, of C.P.C. deals with_________________?
Order VI, Rule 15, of C.P.C. deals with_________________?A. Verification of pleading
B. Amendment of pleadings
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of the theseThe right of causing death of a convict if he has committed qatl-i-amd is called_________________?
The right of causing death of a convict if he has committed qatl-i-amd is called_________________?A. Qisas
B. Tazir
C. Daman
D. None of theseSection 38 of the Control of Narcotics Substances Act, 1997 deals with_____________?
Section 38 of the Control of Narcotics Substances Act, 1997 deals with_____________?A. Freezing of assets
B. Auction of assets
C. Tracing of assets
D. All of aboveAs per section 7(d) of theAnti-Terrorism Act, 1997 whoever commits an act of terrorism and caused grievous damage to property shall be punishable on conviction with imprisonment fo either description for a term not less than ___________ years?
As per section 7(d) of theAnti-Terrorism Act, 1997 whoever commits an act of terrorism and caused grievous damage to property shall be punishable on conviction with imprisonment fo either description for a term not less than ___________ years?A. Five
B. Seven
C. Ten
D. None of aboveWhere an appeal against an order is preferred during the pendency of the suit the appellant shall before presenting the appeal give notice to the respondents as provided in__________________?
Where an appeal against an order is preferred during the pendency of the suit the appellant shall before presenting the appeal give notice to the respondents as provided in__________________?A. O. XLIII, R. 3
B. O. XLIII, R. 4
C. O. XLIII, R. 5
D. None of the these