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Question: What is Physical Remand?

Category: Criminal Laws

Answer:           When the accused is handed over to the police custody is Physical remand, must be granted 14 days remand.                                                             This FAQ is pre...

Question: What is Judicial Remand?

Category: Criminal Laws

Answer:           When the accused is hand over the jail authority is Judicial Remand, may exceed 14 days.                                                          This FAQ is prepared by Sadia Saman ...

Q: what is 164-B CrPC?

Category: Criminal Laws

Q:        what is 164-B CrPC? A: 11)     Where an offence under section 376, section 377 or section 377B, of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860is committed or attempted to have been committed or is alleged...

Question: What is the Punishment of Qatl-i-Amd under section 302 Pakistan Penal Code?

Category: Criminal Laws

Answer:           under section 302 of Pakistan Penal Code, the court can punish the offender of Qatl-i-Amad in one of the following ways: Ø  Death of Qisas Ø  Death or imprisonment for life as Tazir ...

Q: What is the meaning of section 174?

Category: Criminal Laws

     A:        174. Police to inquire to report in suicide, etc.: (1) The officer in-charge of a police station or some other police officer specially empowered by the Provincial Government in that b...

Can gift deed be challenged in court?

Category: Civil Laws

Answer: The gift deed can be questioned by filing a suit for declaration in the court of law. However, it will be challenged only if the person is able to establish that the execution of the deed was ...

What happens to the original proposal if a counter-proposal is made?

Category: Civil Laws

A. An original proposal is superseded by a counter-proposal made by the other party and would not be revived even if the maker of the proposal rejects the counter-offer. However, if the person making ...

Can an acceptance of an offer be withdrawn after it has been accepted?

Category: Civil Laws

A. As per Section 5 of the Contract Act 1872,once an offer has been accepted, a concluded contract comes into being, and the person who accepted the offer cannot retract from the acceptance. For examp...

Can a contract be revoked or modified after it has been completed?

Category: Civil Laws

A. As per Section 5 of the Contract Act 1872, after a transaction has ripened into a completed contract, it requires the consent of both parties to revoke or modify it. Once an offer to be bound by th...

When does a bid made at an auction mature into a contract?

Category: Civil Laws

A. As per Section 5 of the Contract Act 1872, a bid made at an auction matures into a contract when it is accepted by the auctioneer, who acts as an agent of the seller, or by another authorized perso...

Can a bidder at an auction sale withdraw their offer before it is accepted?

Category: Civil Laws

A. As per Section 5 of the Contract Act 1872, a bidder at an auction sale can withdraw their offer before it is accepted by the fall of the hammer. If the auction sale is subject to confirmation by a ...

Can a conditional acceptance be revoked before it becomes unconditional?

Category: Civil Laws

A. As per Section 5 of the Contract Act 1872, a proposal accepted conditionally may be revoked before the acceptance becomes unconditional. This FAQ is prepared by Sadia Saman Advocate