NTS TEACHERS SINDH GOVERNMENT- TEACHING ALLOWANCE & ANNUAL INCREMENTS -2018

merit-wise list of candidates interviewed by Provincial Selection Board from 15th August, 2017 to 13th November, 2017, for appointment to the post of Civil Judges/Judicial Magistrates.

merit-wise list of candidates interviewed by Provincial Selection Board from 15th August, 2017 to 13th November, 2017, for appointment to the post of Civil Judges/Judicial Magistrates.

CIVIL JUDGE & JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (B-18) result.2018

CIVIL JUDGE & JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (B-18)RESULTS

NAMES OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FROM THE MERIT WISE LIST RECOMMENDED FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE POST OF CIVIL JUDGE & JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (B-18) 

Merit List No.	Roll No.	Name
1.	1436	Muhammad Naveed Baig
2.	588	Bilawal s/o Dhani Dino
3.	187	Adil Nazir
4.	383	Anam Ayub
5.	2440	Ume Farwa
6.	886	Hyder Ali
7.	1838	Rana Saifullah Hassan
8.	1526	Mujeeb Rahman
9.	337	Altaf Hussain
10.	437	Asadullah Memon
11.	820	Gulraiz Memon
12.	1696	Niaz Hussain
13.	2578	Zameer Ahmed
14.	1120	Lala Asad
15.	1609	Nadeem Ali Buriro
16.	2441	Umesh Harjani
17.	751	Ghulam Faiz Sajid
18.	130	Abdul Saleem
19.	1003	Jameel Mustafa
20.	91	Abdul Momin Kalhoro
21.	1846	Rashid Ali Ujjan
22.	2582	Zamir Hussain
23.	841	Hamad Zahid
24.	2484	Waqar Hussain
25.	1837	Ramzan Ali
26.	879	Humaira d/o Imamuddin Otho
27.	1463	Muhammad Sajad
28.	463	Asif Ali
29.	1375	Muhammad Daud
30.	2099	Sayed Andal Shah
31.	603	Danish Batool
32.	1235	Mehtab d/o Allah Warayo
33.	1539	Mukhtiar Ali
34.	440	Asadullah Qureshi
35.	1079	Khalid Hussain
36.	538	Azeem s/o Anwer Ali Khuwaja
37.	1859	Rehana Ahsan
38.	1638	Najeebullah Soomro
39.	1873	Rizwan Ahmed Soomro
40.	24	Abdul Ahad
41.	141	Abdul Sattar

THE CANDIDATES FROM SR.NO.42 ONWARDS OF THE MERIT LIST ARE ALSO RECOMMENDED FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE POST OF CIVIL JUDGE & JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE (B-18) AGAINST THE VACANCIES WHICH WOULD BE FALLEN VACANT ON COMPLETION OF THE PROCESS OF DEPARTMENTAL PROMOTION COMMITTEE STARTING FROM 10TH FEBRUARY, 2018.

WHAT IS LIFE?

WHAT IS LIFE?

1. LIFE IS NOTHING ELSE TO PRAY GOD.
2. IN LIFE HELP TO OTHERS
3. IN LIFE HELP TO REAL NEEDY PEOPLES WHO DONT SHOW ITS NEED BEFORE YOU SO SEARCH THEM BETWEEN US.
4. RESPECT EACH AND EVERY PEOPLE EITHER HE IS ENEMY OF YOU.
5. DONT TELL LIE.

The Constitution of 1791 National Assembly September 3, 1791

Germany's Constitution of 1949 with amendments through 2012

 

Basic Law of Federal Republic of Germany

Krake Park front seat on-ride

Krake Park front seat on-ride

شيلة الف مبروك وخوالك نشاما لطلب التنفيذ بالاسماء

شيلة خطوة خطوة يالعنود شيلة دمااار قوة دمااار لتواصل مع المنشد

Muskurane

Mile Ho Tum Humko

Francesco Gabbani - Occidentali's Karma

Russian dance Rebekah

new Russian music

THE LAWS OF SUN

the MARS UNDERGROUND

learning french through movie

MAZAR QUAID, QUAID E AZAM MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH, FOUNDER OF PAKISTAN

MAZAR QUAID, QUAID E AZAM MUHAMMAD ALI JINNAH, FOUNDER OF PAKISTAN
painted on School Wall
GBPS Allah Dewayo Mirani Mirpur Mathelo District Ghotki.

PAKISTANI FLAG PAINTED BY THE TEACHERS IN SCHOOL

WELCOME ALL COME TO SCHOOL EARLY IN MORNING

COME TO SCHOOL WITH BAG AND BOOKS

ATTAULLAH KHAN ESSA KHELVI SONGS

Thugs of Hindostan The Unforgettable Journey of Aamir Khan and Amitabh Bachchan

DIL LAGI TV DRAMA

SHADI ME ZAROOR ANAA MOVIE

HINDI MOVI RAM CHARAN

false FIR suit for damages decreed

only one circumstance creating doubt , is enough to acquit the accused.

Laws/Books Recommended for civil judge & Judicial Magistrate exam both for MCQs and Written Test:

Laws/Books Recommended for civil judge & judicial Magistrate exam both for MCQs and Written Test:
• EXPORING THE WORLD OF ENGLISH 
(FOR ENGLISH GENERAL)
• CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908
• CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1898
• PAKISTAN PENAL CODE, 1860
• FAMILY COURT MANUAL
• SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT, 1877
• QANOON-E-SHAHADAT, 1984
• THE LIMITATION ACT, 1908
• SINDH CIVIL COURT ORDINANCE, 1962
• SINDH CIVIL COURT RULES.

Pre-entry written Test for Civil Judges & Judicial Magistrates High Court of Sindh

Model Paper III (Criminal Law)
Pre-entry written Test for Civil Judges & Judicial Magistrates
High Court of Sindh
Note: Attempt any seven questions.
Time limit: 3 hours
Each question carries equal marks.
Q.1 How many criminal courts work under the
control of District Judge in a district? Discuss
their powers and jurisdiction.
Q.2. Elaborate trial in criminal cases followed in the
courts of a magistrate?
Q.3. Describe kinds of bails and under what provision
of law these are applied for?
Q.4. What should be the consideration of a judge at
the time of granting bail in non bailable offences?
Q.5 What is meant by ‘rule of consistency’? Write a
bail order in a case of theft applying rule of
consistency.
Q.6. What are the discriminatory powers of a judge
who presides a criminal court? How and in what

Pre–entry written test for Civil Judges & Judicial Magistrates High Court of Sindh

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.

SINDH HIGH COURTCivil Judge & Judicial Magistrate written test past papers 2012 and 2015

SINDH HIGH COURTCivil Judge & Judicial Magistrate written test past papers  2012 and 2015

FRENCH CONSTITUTION OF OCTOBER 4, 1958

CONSTITUTION OF OCTOBER 4, 1958
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WARNING
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By virtue of the Constitutional Law no. 2008-724 of July 23, 2008:
1° The versions in italics of articles 11, 13, 25 subject to 4° below, 34-1, 39, 44, 56, 61-1, 65, 69, 71-1 and 73 of the Constitution will come into effect in the manner determined by statutes and Institutional Acts necessary for their application ;
2° The versions in italics of articles 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50-1, 51-1 and 51-2 of the Constitution will come into effect on March 1, 2009 ;
3° The versions in italics of the title of Title XV and articles 88-1, 88-2, 88-4, 88-5, 88-6, 88-7 will come into effect upon the coming into effect of the Treaty of Lisbon, amending the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty establishing the European Community, signed on December 13, 2007 ;
4° The provisions of the version in italics of article 25 of the Constitution concerning the temporary nature of the replacement of Members of the National Assembly and of Senators accepting governmental positions, applies to Members of the National Assembly and to Senators having accepted such positions prior to the date of coming into effect of the Institutional Act provided for in this article, if, on this same date, they still hold such a position and if the parliamentary term of office for which they were elected has not yet expired ;
5° The two versions of article 88-5 are not applicable to accessions that result from an Intergovernmental Conference whose meeting was decided by the European Council before July 1, 2004.
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CONTENTS
PREAMBLE
TITLE I - On Sovereignty (art. 2 to 4)
TITLE II - The President of the Republic (art. 5 to 19)
TITLE III - The Government (art. 20 to 23)
TITLE IV - Parliament (art. 24 to 33)
TITLE V - On Relations between Parliament and the Government (art. 34 to 51)
TITLE VI - On Treaties and International Agreements (art. 52 to 55)
TITLE VII - The Constitutional Council (art. 56 to 63)
TITLE VIII - On Judicial Authority (art. 64 to 66-1)
TITLE IX - The High Court (art. 67 and 68)
TITLE X - On the Criminal Liability of Members of the Government (art. 68-1 to 68-3)
TITLE XI - The Economic, Social and Environmental Council (art. 69 to 71)
TITLE XI A - The Defender of Rights (art. 71-1)
TITLE XII - On Territorial Communities (art. 72 to 75)
TITLE XIII - Transitional Provisions relating to New Caledonia (art. 76 to 77)
TITLE XIV - On Association Agreements (art. 88)
TITLE XV - On the European Communities and the European Union (art. 88-1 to 88-5)
- The European Union (art. 88-1 to 88-7)
TITLE XVI - On Amendments to the Constitution (art. 89)
TITLE XVII (Repealed)
CHARTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
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CONSTITUTION
The Government of the Republic, in accordance with the Constitutional statute of June 3rd 1958, has proposed,
The French people have adopted,
The President of the Republic hereby promulgates the Constitutional statute worded as follows :
PREAMBLE
The French people solemnly proclaim their attachment to the Rights of Man and the principles of national sovereignty as defined by the Declaration of 1789, confirmed and complemented by the Preamble to the Constitution of 1946, and to the rights and duties as defined in the Charter for the Environment of 2004.
By virtue of these principles and that of the self-determination of peoples, the Republic offers to the overseas territories which have expressed the will to adhere to them new institutions founded on the common ideal of liberty, equality and fraternity and conceived for the purpose of their democratic development.
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ARTICLE 1. France shall be an indivisible, secular, democratic and social Republic. It shall ensure the equality of all citizens before the law, without distinction of origin, race or religion. It shall respect all beliefs. It shall be organised on a decentralised basis.
Statutes shall promote equal access by women and men to elective offices and posts as well as to professional and social positions.
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Title I
ON SOVEREIGNTY
ARTICLE 2. The language of the Republic shall be French.
The national emblem shall be the blue, white and red tricolour flag.
The national anthem shall be La Marseillaise.
The maxim of the Republic shall be “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”.
The principle of the Republic shall be: government of the people, by the people and for the people.

MCQ s THE JURISPRUDENCE FOR ADPP, DIRECTOR , ADJ, CJ, JM & LAW officer EXAMINATIONS

MCQs The Constitution of Pakistatn 1973 , FOR ADPP, DIRECTOR , ADJ, CJ, JM & LAW officer EXAMINATIONS

MCQs The Constitution of Pakistatn 1973 , FOR ADPP, DIRECTOR , ADJ, CJ, JM & LAW officer EXAMINATIONS

1.	Constitution of 1973 was authenticated and published in the official Gazette on
	A. 23rd March, 1973 B. 12th May, 1973 C. 12th April, 1973 Answer: Option C
2.	The Constitution of 1973 came into force on
	A. 23rd March, 1973 B. 12th May, 1973 C. 14th August, 1973 Answer: Option C
3.	Constitution of 1973 consist
	A. 250 Articles, B. 280 Articles C. 285 Articles Answer: Option B
4.	Constitution of 1973 consist ______
	A. 6 schedules B. 7 schedules C. 8 schedules Answer: Option B
5.	Objectives Resolution was passed on
	A. January, 1949 B. February, 1949 C. March, 1949 D. None of above Answer: Option C
6.	According to Objectives Resolution sovereignty over the entire Universe belongs to
	A. Public of Pakistan B. Almighty Allah C. Government of Pakistan D. None of above Answer: Option B
7.	According to Objectives Resolution authority enjoyed by the peoples of Pakistan within limits prescribed by Almighty Allah as sacred _______
	A. Trust B. Right C. Duty D. None of above Answer: Option A