Dear Seniors ,

Is it fine that we use simple language in attempting the questions , or the specific law language is mandatory ? moreover does that effect the score? and how important is to mention the reference cases?

need your advice on it.

law language is not mandatory.reference cases are not necessary
law of torts me ap ko cases likhny hty hain like aik ques me ap briefly 5 ya 6 lines me bs 2 cases likh dain is k alawa kisi aor subject me ye nhi zarori.
case refernce likhny ka marks 1 ya 2 se ziada nhi milty,.but students akser mistake ye kerty hian k case ka year wrong likh dety hain ya parties k names me galti ker jaty hain jis se muft me marks cut jaty hain.
case reference likhna zarori nhi h asik bar phr ap ko bta rhi hon,,,,ap ye likh skty hian k In one case it was decided by court that no person can be tried for the saem cause of action twice.
marks ap k achy ain gay ager paper ko achy tareky se headings etc ka sath present kia hoa ga.cases liknhy k markhs obviously milty hain law of torts me ap likhain jaitna pa chaihn ager ap ki memory achi h to. is k alwa aor kisi mazmon me zarorat to nhi h but ager ap likh dain gay to achy marks a jain gay but most imp nhi bhi likhain gay to 1st division a jae gi ager material acha ho to.

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i second Saba, that Tort is full of case laws and that too, of very interesting nature. I, in my whole university period, have been unable to remember a single case law with title of parties and year. What i used to do was to write *A vs B* and then give short account of the facts, give heading of HELD and write down the judgement.

But im not sure if this technique goes along in the competitive examination. I feel that no examiner should think of the student as a computer that can remember each and every fact, name, figures and dates. This is humanly impossible!

God bless you all!

@ Seemab

yes you are right.... cases ke nam likhna must nai hai just convey your thoughts simply with or without case law...

yes but in MOHAMMADAN LAW there are so much cases and references ,,,,,,,can u tell me the figure atleast how much cases,references will be suitable for a one question

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instead of cases give illustrations. these convince the examiner that the concepts of the candidate are clear.

@all,

is this applicable to all law as well as other subjects? i mean if i opt for mercantile law, is it necessary to use law language and provide examples with cases?

another question: is it necessay to use terminology of each subect? i mean are we required to use jargon in journalism, IR, pakistan affairs,EDS,islamiat etc?are we also required to give facts and figures in these subjects?


Regards

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Dear as far as I think, yep it's a must thing to adopt the law language because a lot of things and technicalities cannot be dealt and expressed properly without using specific terms.

For your ease, I suggest you to memorize the some basic technical terms and very common Case Laws of every topic of Mercantile Law then you should blend those terms and cases with your common written expression to comprehend the topics completely for fetching good marks...

On the contrary, you'll get through the exam but no room for good marks...


As I've suggested above, every subject has it's own terminology that should be learnt to understand and comprehend it completely and fetch good marks too.

Do give facts and figures or otherwise. Facts and figures enrich the worth of your arguments. If you are not good in facts n figures your writing expression and analytical approach should be so sharp that it should cover the deficiencies to some extent.

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law language 'll give good impresion to examinor n 'll effect ur score as well....if u use law language it show ur familarity with law which out put 'll be realy good as trend in css pplz having no background of law chose law subject.

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