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Lecture on Res Gestae – Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 (QSO)

In this lecture, Shahzaib Jamshed (SJ Legal Hub) explains one of the most important principles of the Law of Evidence – Res Gestae. This principle is covered under Article 19 of the QSO, 1984, and is considered a cornerstone exception to the hearsay rule in Pakistani law.

✨ What You Will Learn in This Lecture:

Meaning and literal sense of Res Gestae (Latin term: things done or connected facts)

Definitions by Taylor, Wigmore & Oxford Dictionary of Law

Why Res Gestae is an exception to the hearsay rule

Conditions for the admissibility of Res Gestae in court proceedings

Examples to understand Res Gestae in simple language (murder, robbery, witness statements, etc.)

Incorporation of Res Gestae in Pakistani Law under Article 19 of QSO, 1984

Evidentiary value and importance in civil and criminal cases

Analytical observation: Why courts consider spontaneity more reliable than fabricated testimony

💡 Why is this lecture important?

Helpful for LLB, LLM students, Judiciary aspirants, Advocates, Lawyers, CSS, PMS & other competitive exams candidates.

Provides a clear, exam-oriented, and practical explanation of Res Gestae.

Builds a strong foundation in Evidence Law (Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984).

📖 Article 19 QSO, 1984 – Relevancy of facts forming part of the same transaction
This article allows courts to admit statements and facts that are part of the same event or transaction, even if they are technically hearsay, because they provide a complete, spontaneous, and reliable picture of the incident.

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