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The BPC submitted its final report on:

22nd Sept. 1952

22nd November 1952

22nd October 1952

22nd December 1952

The Sindh Chief Court gave its verdict against the dissolution of the first Constituent Assembly observing that:

Constitutional does not allow this action

The Assembly is supreme to Governor General

The Assembly is sovereign body as such the Governor-General Cannot dissolve it

According to the Constitution the Assembly cannot be dissolved without the approval of C-in-C of Pak Army

The Chief Court Sindh heard Tamizuddin's appeal against dissolution of Assembly and:

Gave the decision in favour of Governor-General

Gave the decision in favour of Tamizuddin

Did not pass any verdict

Deferred the case to Federal Court

In the Maulvi Tamizuddin case the Federal Court reversed the decision of Sindh Chief Court through its decision given on:

6th March 1955

16th March 1955

10th March 1955

26th March 1955

The Section of Government of India Act, 1935 which was made the basis of its decision in the Maulvi Tamizuddin case in 1955 was:

223-A

224-A

225-A

226-A

The Constituent Assembly passed the historic Objectives Resolution on:

12th March 1949

14th March 1949

13th March 1949

15th March 1949

31 Ulema representing all religious sects in a convention held at Karachi, in January 1951 agreed on points which numbered:

25 Points

23 Points

24 Points

22 Points

Basic Principle's Committee final report was submitted during the period of:

Liaquat Ali Khan

Quaid-i-Azam

Muhammad Ali Bogra

Nazimuddin

Bogra Formula was presented in the Assembly by Muhammad Ali Bogra on:

7th October 1953

27th October 1953

17th October 1953

30th October 1953

According to the Bogra Formula the total member of seats of the Upper House was:

70

50

60

40