What does Article 239(5) of the Constitution of Pakistan provide about a constitutional amendment made by Parliament?
Correct answer: B. Its validity cannot be questioned in any court
- A. It may be reviewed by any High Court
- B. Its validity cannot be questioned in any court
- C. It requires approval by the Supreme Court
- D. It expires after the next general election
Explanation
Article 239(5) states that no amendment of the Constitution can be questioned in any court on any ground. This provision concerns judicial challenge to an amendment, not the voting procedure for passing it.
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