Representation of the People Act 1976 Section 52 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 225 and 199 Election Maintaining Constitutional Request for Elections Applicant of a particular constituency seeking a High Court order in the form of a quarter warrant against the elected metro of the National Assembly. On. Disqualified from contesting such an election due to outstanding bank loan against him Constitutional application was dismissed by High Court endorsement, in addition to the provisions of the Representation People Act 1976, Article 225 of the Constitution states That no National Assembly or Provincial Assembly will be elected. The answer to the question will be asked, except for the election petition submitted to the Election Tribunal and such as may be determined by the Act of the Council of Parliament. In fact, the candidate was an election challenge in the National Assembly and, therefore, his constitutional application is being struck down under Article 225 of the Constitution. Minor relief was rightly denied if such applications were accepted. If done, none of the MPs will survive, and any voter can come forward after several years with the request that the elected candidate was not eligible to contest the election. Refusing to appeal the circumstances was difficult to reach a conclusion
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