GAT Subject Law MCQs

The Supreme Judicial Council considers specified matters concerning judges.
Its role supports judicial accountability while preserving independence.

The President may promulgate an ordinance under constitutional conditions.
It has temporary force and is subject to parliamentary control.

Article 248 provides constitutional protections relating to official acts and proceedings for specified officeholders.
The scope and effect depend on the text and circumstances.

The Supreme Court has exclusive original jurisdiction in specified intergovernmental disputes.
The jurisdiction is constitutional rather than ordinary civil jurisdiction.

Article 199 empowers High Courts to issue constitutional directions and orders.
The jurisdiction includes remedies comparable to traditional writs.

Article 175 provides for the judicature and separation of the judiciary from the executive.
It supports institutional judicial independence.

The President holds office for a five-year term subject to constitutional provisions.
The office may continue until a successor enters office.

The President is elected indirectly by a constitutional electoral college.
The system includes both federal and provincial representation.

The Prime Minister heads the Federal Government.
The office is based on majority support in the National Assembly.

The Constitution uses the name Majlis-e-Shoora for Parliament.
It consists of the President and two Houses.

Pakistan has a bicameral federal legislature.
The National Assembly represents population, while the Senate represents federating units.

The National Assembly may be dissolved under constitutional provisions.
The Senate is a continuing body.