Gaseous state: Boyles, Charles and Lusaac's law
Actually, it's a big NO.

Why?

Because you need to consider the statement of the laws carefully. Boyle's law states that pressure is inversely proportional to volume at isothermal conditions. Boyle's law is not valid if temperature isn't constant. The same goes for Charles' law, where you must have isobaric conditions. The conditions required for both laws aren't the same, and so you can't really make a logical conclusion that way.