Senate (Election) Act 1975 Section 34 Houses of Parliament and Provincial Assemblies (Elections) Order (5 of 1977), Article 5 (i) = Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 59 seats reserved for Senate professionals \ retired candidates \ This qualification as a professional professional was considered on the basis that it did not come as a professional \ word \ profession \ notice candidate \ professional \ analysis, no definition of professionalism in the constitution. Does not exist, should be cited for the definition presented in the Houses of Parliament and the Provincial Assembly (Election) Order, 1977, which are the two Houses of Parliament and the Provincial Assembly. There are also special as it was implemented, and the selected candidates bio data with their own to various documents for the purpose of holding elections. The statement clearly indicates that although he may justify a well-known politician who distinguishes himself in the field of politics, he still cannot claim that the basis of his legal profession. However, it claimed to be "professional" within the scope of Article 5 (i), the Houses of Parliament and the Provincial Assemblies (Elections) Order, 1977; the applicant was neither discriminated against in the field of law. And neither does it. The record's level of evidence shows that the required level of expertise required for professional qualification for election purposes at a specific seat in the Senate shows that since 1973 of 1972, the personal calling of a law-abiding candidate and The foregoing stopped while competing for a specific seat, the relevant \ professional \ must show that he / she has qualified and
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