As per Article 163 (1) of the QSO 1984, when the plaintiff takes oath in support of his claim, the Court ______ the claim.
LAW / QSO, Qanun e Shahadat Order 1984 — Multiple-choice practice
- A. May reject
- B. May uphold
- C. Shall uphold
- D. Shall reject
Correct answer
Shall uphold
Explanation
Explanation As per Article 163(1) QSO 1984, the provision relates to oath (Qasamah/Yameen). If the plaintiff takes oath in support of his claim, it carries legal weight. The Court is then bound to accept and uphold the claim. This reflects the importance of oath as evidence in certain cases. Last updated by NS on 16-April-2026
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