As per section 11-C(2) on organization whose review application has been refused under subsection 11-C(i) may file an appeal before ___________ against the order of the Federal Government?
Correct answer: A. High Court
- A. High Court
- B. The same trial court
- C. Federal Shariat Court
- D. None of above
Explanation
An organization whose review application is refused under section 11-C may challenge the Federal Government’s order before the High Court. The trial court and Federal Shariat Court are not the designated appellate forums here.
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