What age was prescribed for President in 1956 constitution?
Correct answer: A. 40 years
- A. 40 years
- B. 45 years
- C. 50 years
- D. 55 years
Explanation
Under the 1956 Constitution, a presidential candidate had to be at least 40 years old. This age requirement was distinct from the qualifications for membership of the legislature.
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About Constitution of 1956
The Constitution of 1956 established Pakistan’s first constitution as an Islamic, federal and parliamentary republic, with a president, prime minister, unicameral legislature and provisions for fundamental rights. It covers the parity arrangement between East and West Pakistan, Islamic clauses, federal institutions and the circumstances of its abrogation after the 1958 martial law.
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