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BENAZIR BHUTTO versus PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN

Arts 184 (3), 17 (2) and 58 (2) (B) [Before the Constitution was abolished (Thirteenth Amendment) Act (I 1997)) dissolution of the National Assembly and the Prime Minister and the Cabinet by the President The dismissal will be considered under Article 188 (2) (b) of the Constitution under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution. The right to form or become a member of a political party which means working in the formation of the party, the right to form a political party considers the right to contest the elections of this political party and the right to govern. And if its general term expires and if it was removed earlier, an application filed directly in the Supreme Court under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution could be considered a violation of Article 17 (2). Therefore, an allowable application for AR was also applicable under Article 58 (2) (b) of the Constitution to dissolve the National Assembly and promptly dismiss the government. Under Article 48 (5) of the Act, consideration and general elections were to take place within 90 days. In the two cases, only 90 days were left to decide on the validity of the dissolution order from a competent forum for which direct application to the Supreme Court was more exemplary, convenient and efficient. pakistani advocates Sangote lawyer