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Article 58 empowers the President to:
What is the time limit within which the President must act in accordance with the advice of the Prime Minister?
A person cannot be member of both:
Can the validity of anything done by the President in his discretion be called into question in any court?
Article 48 and related provisions grant the President certain powers to act in his discretion.
These actions, when exercised under the Constitution, are considered final and not subject to judicial review.
This ensures that the President can exercise constitutional responsibilities without interference from the judiciary, maintaining the separation of powers.
✅ Correct Answer:
B) No
Explanation (5–6 lines):
The President of Pakistan has discretionary powers under the Constitution, particularly regarding appointments, pardons, and other constitutional duties. These actions are legally protected from judicial review to allow the President to function independently in fulfilling constitutional obligations. Courts cannot question or invalidate anything done in this discretionary capacity, ensuring stability in executive functions.