In Syed Zafar Ali Shah Case, (PLD 2000 Court of Pakistan allowed SC 869), the Supreme period to the Chief per Executive with effect from the date of the Army take-over (12th October 1999) for achieving his declared objectives.
Correct answer: D. three years
- A. ninety days
- B. one year
- C. two years
- D. three years
Explanation
In Syed Zafar Ali Shah, the Supreme Court allowed the Chief Executive a maximum period of three years from 12 October 1999 to achieve his declared objectives. This was judicial validation of the takeover subject to stated conditions.
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