Explanation

Article 190 requires that all executive and judicial authorities act in aid of the Supreme Court.

This ensures the Supreme Court’s directives and orders are effectively implemented across Pakistan.

Explanation

According to Section 2(13) of the Civil Procedure Code 1908, Movable property includes growing crops. 

The code specifically defines "movable property" to encompass growing crops, differentiating it from immovable property which generally refers to land and things attached to it. 

Explanation

Article 35 mandates that the State is responsible for protecting marriage, family, mother, and child.

It ensures legal and social safeguards for family and maternal welfare.

Explanation

Admission of a State to the UN requires a decision by the General Assembly.

This decision is made upon the recommendation of the Security Council as per Article 4(2).

Explanation

A decree holder is the person in whose favor a decree or executable order has been passed.

This term defines the party entitled to enforce the decree under the Code of Civil Procedure.

Explanation

In this case, Pervez Musharraf took extra-constitutional steps to assume power.

He proclaimed emergency and acted as Chief Executive outside the framework of the Constitution.

Explanation

• The provision is given in Article 53(8) of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973.
• It deals with the office of the Speaker of the National Assembly.
• If the National Assembly is dissolved, the Speaker continues in office.
• The Speaker remains until the next elected Assembly selects a new Speaker.

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Explanation

Article 87(1) provides that each House of Parliament shall have its own Secretariat.

The Secretariat manages administrative and procedural functions of the respective House.

Explanation

Mr. Sharifuddin Pirzada appeared as the Attorney General for Pakistan in this case.

He acted in the capacity of the law officer of the Court during the proceedings.

Explanation

Section 12(1) prevents a plaintiff from filing a subsequent suit on the same cause of action if precluded by rules.

This ensures finality of litigation and avoids multiple suits on the same matter.