Model Paper II (Civil Law)
Pre–entry written test for Civil Judges & Judicial Magistrates
High Court of Sindh
Note: Attempt any ten (10) questions. (5 from each section)
Time limit: 3 hours
Each question carries equal marks.
Q.1. Discuss the circumstances under which temporary
injunction order, passed by a civil court, is vacated?
Q.2. Discuss the pecuniary jurisdiction of civil courts in
Sindh?
Q.3. How many modes of service are available in the Code
of Civil Procedure, 1908 and when order of
substituted service becomes necessary?
Q.4. What are the considerations of an application field for
rejection of plaint?
Q.5. Define any four from the following:
i. Res Judicata ii. Temporary injunction
iii. Permanent injunction iv. Estoppels
v. Primary and secondary evidence
Q.6. Discuss relevant articles of Qanoon-e-Shahadat that
are applied for while recording evidence in a court
of law.
Q.7. What is the different between sections 35 & 35-A of
civil procedure Code and under what circumstances
a judge should apply each section?
Q.8. Discuss with illustration the value of evidence that
may have become available because of modern
devices and techniques.
Q.9. Write a short note on examination-in-chief, crossexamination
and re-examination?
Q.10. How will you proceed to execute the following
decrees:
i. For recovery of possession of immovable property.
ii. For specific performance of an agreement to sell.
iii. Recovery of money.
Q.11. Explain the term of “Legal Disability” with reference
to the relevant provisions of the Limitation Act, 1908
and state the manner of computation of limitation in
such cases.
Q.12. Explain the terms “Acknowledgement” and “Promise
to Pay” with reference to the relevant provisions of
the Limitation Act, 1908, and their legal effect vis-à-
vis limitation for filing of relevant suits.
Q.13. What contracts cannot be specifically enforced?
Explain with reference to the relevant provisions of
the Specific relief Act, 1877.
Q.14. State the conditions enabling a Court to cancel a
written instrument.
Q.15. State the cases in which an injunction shall not be
issued by a Court.
Pre–entry written test for Civil Judges & Judicial Magistrates
High Court of Sindh
Note: Attempt any ten (10) questions. (5 from each section)
Time limit: 3 hours
Each question carries equal marks.
Q.1. Discuss the circumstances under which temporary
injunction order, passed by a civil court, is vacated?
Q.2. Discuss the pecuniary jurisdiction of civil courts in
Sindh?
Q.3. How many modes of service are available in the Code
of Civil Procedure, 1908 and when order of
substituted service becomes necessary?
Q.4. What are the considerations of an application field for
rejection of plaint?
Q.5. Define any four from the following:
i. Res Judicata ii. Temporary injunction
iii. Permanent injunction iv. Estoppels
v. Primary and secondary evidence
Q.6. Discuss relevant articles of Qanoon-e-Shahadat that
are applied for while recording evidence in a court
of law.
Q.7. What is the different between sections 35 & 35-A of
civil procedure Code and under what circumstances
a judge should apply each section?
Q.8. Discuss with illustration the value of evidence that
may have become available because of modern
devices and techniques.
Q.9. Write a short note on examination-in-chief, crossexamination
and re-examination?
Q.10. How will you proceed to execute the following
decrees:
i. For recovery of possession of immovable property.
ii. For specific performance of an agreement to sell.
iii. Recovery of money.
Q.11. Explain the term of “Legal Disability” with reference
to the relevant provisions of the Limitation Act, 1908
and state the manner of computation of limitation in
such cases.
Q.12. Explain the terms “Acknowledgement” and “Promise
to Pay” with reference to the relevant provisions of
the Limitation Act, 1908, and their legal effect vis-à-
vis limitation for filing of relevant suits.
Q.13. What contracts cannot be specifically enforced?
Explain with reference to the relevant provisions of
the Specific relief Act, 1877.
Q.14. State the conditions enabling a Court to cancel a
written instrument.
Q.15. State the cases in which an injunction shall not be
issued by a Court.
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