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High Court AJK MCQs – Constitution & Politics of AJK

1. The High Court of AJK is established under:

(A) UN Charter


(B) Lahore Resolution


(C) Government of India Act 1935


(D) Interim Constitution Act 1974




2. The principal seat of AJK High Court is in:

(A) Muzaffarabad


(B) Kotli


(C) Mirpur


(D) Rawalakot




3. The High Court of AJK is headed by:

(A) Prime Minister


(B) Governor


(C) President


(D) Chief Justice




4. Judges of AJK High Court are appointed by:

(A) Prime Minister of Pakistan


(B) President AJK


(C) Speaker Assembly


(D) Supreme Court




5. The AJK High Court primarily performs:

(A) Legislative functions


(B) Executive functions


(C) Judicial functions


(D) Military functions




6. The High Court of AJK has jurisdiction over:

(A) Criminal cases only


(B) Foreign affairs


(C) Civil and constitutional matters


(D) Defense matters




7. Appeals against High Court decisions go to:

(A) Session Court


(B) Supreme Court of AJK


(C) Election Commission


(D) Cabinet




8. The High Court of AJK ensures:

(A) Rule of law


(B) Military control


(C) Political control


(D) Media control




9. The tenure of High Court judges is defined by:

(A) Interim Constitution Act 1974


(B) Prime Minister order


(C) Cabinet decision


(D) Election Commission




10. The retirement age of High Court judges in AJK is:

(A) 60 years


(B) 62 years


(C) 68 years


(D) 65 years




11. The High Court of AJK can issue:

(A) Writs


(B) Political orders


(C) Military orders


(D) Budget orders




12. Writ jurisdiction of High Court is used to protect:

(A) Foreign policy


(B) Fundamental rights


(C) Trade agreements


(D) Military laws




13. The High Court of AJK is part of:

(A) Judiciary


(B) Legislature


(C) Executive


(D) Cabinet




14. The High Court supervises:

(A) Parliament


(B) Lower courts


(C) Army


(D) Cabinet




15. The Chief Justice of AJK High Court is appointed by:

(A) Speaker Assembly


(B) Prime Minister


(C) President AJK


(D) Governor




16. The High Court can interpret:

(A) Constitution of AJK


(B) Foreign constitution


(C) Military rules


(D) Party manifestos




17. The High Court ensures justice through:

(A) Political influence


(B) Judicial independence


(C) Military force


(D) Executive orders




18. The High Court of AJK functions under:

(A) Interim Constitution Act 1974


(B) Supreme Court rules only


(C) UN Security Council


(D) Local bodies act




19. The High Court can hear appeals from:

(A) Lower courts


(B) Supreme Court


(C) Parliament


(D) President




20. The High Court ensures enforcement of:

(A) Party rules


(B) Military rules


(C) Law and Constitution


(D) Cabinet decisions




21. Judges of High Court can be removed through:

(A) Political vote


(B) Constitutional procedure


(C) Police order


(D) Public referendum




22. The High Court of AJK is independent from:

(A) Judiciary


(B) Police


(C) Supreme Court


(D) Executive and Legislature




23. The High Court primarily deals with:

(A) Sports disputes


(B) Defense planning


(C) Foreign policy


(D) Legal disputes




24. The High Court can declare laws:

(A) Popular


(B) Unconstitutional


(C) Religious


(D) Financial




25. The judicial system of AJK is based on:

(A) Islamic military law


(B) British legal system


(C) French system


(D) Roman military system




26. The High Court ensures protection of:

(A) Government policies


(B) Media houses


(C) Political parties


(D) Fundamental rights




27. The High Court has:

(A) Original jurisdiction only


(B) Appellate jurisdiction


(C) Military jurisdiction


(D) Foreign jurisdiction




28. The High Court operates under:

(A) Constitutional framework


(B) Cabinet rules


(C) Army rules


(D) Police rules




29. The High Court decisions are binding on:

(A) Media


(B) Foreign courts


(C) Parliament


(D) Lower courts




30. The High Court of AJK is a:

(A) Legislative body


(B) Executive body


(C) Judicial body


(D) Military body




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