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View all1Which amendment changed Pakistan’s name from “Islamic Republic of Pakistan” to “Republic of Pakistan” temporarily?2Which schedule of FIA Act 1974 lists the offences that FIA is empowered to investigate?3What does the abbreviation PECA stand for, which FIA enforces?4Under which part of the Constitution does FIA derive its federal authority to operate across all provinces?5FIA officers exercising powers under the Act are deemed to be:6The FIA Act 1974 primarily amended and replaced:
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Correct Answer: B: Doctrine of Necessity
Explanation: The correct answer is B: Doctrine of Necessity. The Doctrine of Necessity was established by the Supreme Court in the Nusrat Bhutto case, allowing for the validation of extra-constitutional actions taken in exceptional circumstances. The Doctrine of Necessity is a significant legal concept in Pakistani constitutional law, often invoked to justify deviations from established legal norms.
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- Which amendment changed Pakistan’s name from “Islamic Republic of Pakistan” to “Republic of Pakistan” temporarily?
- Which schedule of FIA Act 1974 lists the offences that FIA is empowered to investigate?
- What does the abbreviation PECA stand for, which FIA enforces?
- Under which part of the Constitution does FIA derive its federal authority to operate across all provinces?
- FIA officers exercising powers under the Act are deemed to be:
- The FIA Act 1974 primarily amended and replaced: