Constitutional History of Pakistan

It made a beginning of Indian legislature

It made a beginning of separate judiciary

It defined centre-provinces financial relations

It reduced the powers of control of British Parliament

Upper house

Both Houses

Lower house

None of these

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68

69

65

Assembly is sovereign body and Governor-General had no power to dissolve it

Governor-General is not competent authority to do it

Constitution does not allow the dissolution

During the session assembly can not be dissolved

It could send secret letters to Court of Directors

It could not send secret letters to the Court of Directors

Chancellor of exchequer was its ex-officio member

Its maximum strength was fixed at six

Pitt’s India Act, 1784

Charter Act, 1793

Charter Act, 1813

Charter Act, 1833

Refugees’ arrival into Pakistan

Death of Quaid-e-Azam in the september 1948

Water dispute between India and Pakistan

War with India

High educational qualifications were fixed

Property qualifications were fixed

Residential qualifications were fixed

No qualifications were prescribed

July, 1956

February, 1956

May, 1956

January, 1956

It violated all the treaties concluded by East India Company

It transferred Indian administration from Company to Crown

It created Legislative Council for India

It permitted Indians to appear in administrative services examinations