Explanation

Section 34 PPC establishes the rule of joint liability in acts done with common intention.

Every participant is treated as if they committed the entire act individually.

Explanation

Order 39 CPC deals with temporary injunctions and interlocutory orders.

These are granted to preserve rights or prevent harm until the final decision of the case.

Explanation

Civil petition for leave to appeal (CPLA) lies to the Supreme Court under its Constitution jurisdiction, not directly under CPC.

First appeal, second appeal, and appeal against order are recognized forms of appeal under CPC.

Explanation

The Principal Seat of the Supreme Court of Pakistan is in Islamabad.

However, registries also exist in Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, and Quetta.

The Supreme Court of Pakistan is the highest appellate court of the country and court of last resort.

It is the final arbiter of the law and the Constitution. 

All executive and judicial authorities are bound to act in aid of the Supreme Court. 

It comprises 17 Judges.

Explanation

Res Judicata is a Latin maxim meaning a case already decided by a competent court.

It bars re-litigation of the same matter between the same parties.

Explanation

The Qanoon-e-Shahadat Order 1984 is procedural law.

It sets forth the rules and regulations concerning evidence in judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings in Pakistan. 

Explanation

Explanation

A warrant of arrest must be a written order addressed to police officers, duly signed and sealed by a Magistrate.

These conditions make the warrant legally valid and enforceable under the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC).

Explanation

As per Section 2(2) CPC, rejection of plaint under Order 7 Rule 11 amounts to a decree.

This is because it conclusively determines the rights of the parties regarding that suit.

Explanation

Article 73 QSO 1984 defines primary evidence as the document itself produced for inspection by the court.

It is considered the best form of evidence, superior to copies or secondary forms.