Leading Cases important MCQs

In the landmark case of State vs. Dosso, the Supreme Court of Pakistan __________the High Court's decision.

Begum Nusrat Bhutto filed a constitutional detention petition under article _______ in the Begum Nusrat Bhutto v. Chief of Army Staff case, challenging the custody of her husband and ten other Pakistan Peoples Party officials.

In the case of Zafar Ali Shah and others vs. General Pervez Musharraf. The bench was presided over by __________.

The State vs. Dosso and Others (PLD 1958 SC 533) decision of the Pakistani Supreme Court was overruled  in _______.

• A. Khan Asfandyar Wali and others vs. Federation of Pakistan (PLD 2001 S.C. 607)
• B. Al-Jehad Trust vs Federation of Pakistan (Judges case) (PLD 1996 S.C. 324)
• C. Miss Asma Jilani vs Government of Pakistan (PLD 1972 S.C. 139)
• D. Begum Nusrat Bhutto vs. Chief of Army Staff. (PLD 1977 S.C 657)

In the case of Asma Jilani v. Government of Pakistan (PLD1972 S.C.139).The Supreme Court specifically asked whether the High Court had the authority under Article 98 of the _________  to review the legality of detention under Martial Law Regulation No. 78 of 1971 in light of the restriction imposed by the provisions of the jurisdiction of Courts (Removal of Doubts) Order 1969

Al-Jihad trust v. Federation of Pakistan (PLD 1996 S.C. 324) is an appeal from the Lahore High Court's judgment of 4 September 1994 in Writ Petition No. 875 of 1994 concerning the appointment of __________.

As a result of the Supreme Court's unanimous decision in the Begum Nusrat Bhutto vs. Chief of Army Staff case. General Zia's act of deposing Bhutto from power was considered legal in the name of ___________.

In The State vs. Dosso and Others (PLD 1958 SC 533), __________ was made legal.

In the Syed Zafar Ali Shah Case (PL.D 2000 SC 869), the Supreme Court of Pakistan granted the Chief Executive a __________ time beginning from the date of the Army takeover (12th October 1999) to achieve his declared aims.

• A. One Year
• B. Two Years
• C. Three Years
• D. Ninety Days

In the case of Moulvi Tamiz Uddin vs. Governor General of Pakistan (PI.D (955 F.C. 240), the Governor General argued that section 223-A is not a statute because a new provision in the Act needs the Governor General's approval. The decision was made by _________.

A lawsuit against the 1999 National Accountability Ordinance was filed in _________.

In the case of The State Vs. Dosso and Other (PLD 1958 S.C.533), the Supreme Court decided unanimously opposed to the decision of  _________

The Supreme Court ruled in Asma Jilani vs. Government of Punjab (PLD 1972 S.C 139) that .......

As a result of the court's ruling in Muhammad Nawaz Sharif v. President of Pakistan (PLD 1993 S.C. 473), the National Assembly, Prime Minister, Ministers, and Cabinet shall be _________.

In Muhammad Nawaz Sharif v. President of Pakistan (PLD 1993 SC 473), the petitioner contested the order that the National Assembly be dissolved as per Article 58(2) (B) of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan by the ______

The Supreme Court, presided up by Justice Munir, upheld martial law in the State v. Dosso case by relying on __________.

Case number PLD1977 S.C657 confronts Begum Nusrat Bhotto against the Chief of Army Staff. who served as Chief Justice ______

In the case of Muhammad Nawaz Shareef VS President of Pakistan (PLD 1993 S.C 473), it was decided that the dissolution of the National Assembly and the dismissal of the Prime Minister and his cabinet could both be upheld as legal uses of the authority granted to the president by Article 58 (2) (b). Furthermore, this unlawful behavior was the violation of  __________.

before the Miss Asma Jilani vs. Government of Pakistan (PLD 1972 S.C. 139) case, Miss Asma Jilani filed two appeals, one of which was filed before the Punjab High Court and requested the release of her ________.

In the Zafar Ali Shah case (PLD 2000 SC 869), it was determined that the abuse of public office for private gain is __________

In the matter of Moulvi Tameez Uddin vs. Governor General of Pakistan (PLD 1955 F.C. 244). On October 24, 1954, the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan was dissolved by ___________.

In the case of Nawaz Sharif vs. President of Pakistan. It was decided by a majority that the President of Pakistan's order of April 1995 is _________.