Law GAT Test Syllabus

Law GAT Subject Weightage

In following table you will get subject weightage of Law GAT Test:

Details	Weightage
Constitutions	10%
Jurisprudence	10%
Civil law	20%
Criminal law	20%
Law of Evidence	20%
International Law	10%
Professional Ethics	10%
Total	100%

Law GAT Syllabus

Constitution

Constitutional History of Pakistan (Cases)

Maulvi Tamiz-ud-Din Khan vs. Governor General of
Pakistan
The State vs. Dosso and Other
Miss Asma Jilani vs Government of Pakistan
Begum Nusrat Bhutto vs. Chief of Army Staff
Muhammad Nawaz Sharif vs. President of Pakistan.
Al-Jehad Trust vs Federation of Pakistan (Judges case)
Zafar Ali Shah and others vs. General Pervez Musharraf, Chief Executive of Pakistan
Khan Asfandyar Wali and others vs. Federation of Pakistan

Constitution of Pakistan, 1973 (Fundamental Rights, i.e., From Preamble to articles 40; Parliament, i.e., Articles 50-89; The Judicature, i.e., Articles 175-212)

International Law

United Nation Charter
International Court of Justice

Jurisprudence

English
Islamic

Civil Procedure Code

CPC (From Preamble to 12, 15-20, 47, 75, 96, 104, 115, 151.Orders 1, 6-9, 39, 41, 43)

Criminal Law

P.P.C

Chapter 2 (General Explanations/Definitions).
Chapter 4 (General Exception)
Chapter 16 (Offences Affecting the Human Body).
Chapter 16-A (Wrongful restraint & Wrongful
Confinement).
Chapter 17 (Offences against Property).

Cr. P.C.

Chapter 1 (Preliminary Definitions).
Chapter 5 (Arrest, Escape and Retaking).
Chapter 7 (Processes to compel the production of documents & other moveable property, and for the discovery of persons wrongfully confined).
Chapter 8 (Security for keeping the peace and for good behavior).
Chapter 10 (Public Nuisance)
Chapter 11 (Temporary orders in urgent cases of nuisance and apprehended danger).
Chapter 14 (Information to the police and their powers to investigate-FIR).
Chapter 16 (Complaints to magistrate).
Chapter 17 (The commencement of proceedings before court).
Chapter 31 (of Appeals)
Chapter 39 (of Bail)