“Constitutional Development in Pakistan,” a space where we navigate the intricate path of the nation’s legal evolution. This category serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the historical journey, significance, and contemporary implications of Pakistan’s constitutional development.
Our articles delve into the roots of the constitution, tracing its development from inception to the present day. Whether you’re a student eager to grasp the historical milestones, a legal professional seeking insights into the constitutional fabric, or an individual interested in the shaping of governance in Pakistan, this category is tailored for you.
The causes of failure of 1962 constitution of Pakistan includes dictatorship, Presidential form of government, secularism, unicameral legislature, lack of provincial autonomy, lack of checks … Read more
By the Indian Independence Act 1947 Sir Syed Ahmad Khan’s ‘Two Nation Theory’ was implemented and two different states for two different nations the Hindus … Read more
Government of India Act 1935 played an important role in the constitutional development of Pakistan. When Pakistan became an independent state, it was adopted as … Read more
1962 constitution of Pakistan was enforced in the country from 8th of June 1962 to 25 of March 1969. It was given by General Muhammad … Read more
The constitution of 1956 was the first self-made constitution of Pakistan, but unfortunately, it had been implemented for a very short period and abrogated by … Read more
Objective resolution was passed by the constituent assembly on 12 March 1949. It provided guidelines and principles which became the preamble of the constitution of … Read more
The 1956 constitution of Pakistan was enforced in the country from 23 March 1956 to 7 October 1958. Some of the salient features of 1956 … Read more
The salient features of 1973 constitution of pakistan include parliamentary form of government, direct elections, bicameral legislature, federal system, independence of judiciary, fundamental rights, rights … Read more