AHMAD KHAN versus PUNJAB LOCAL \'COUNCILS ELECTION AUTHORITY
Sections 7, 11 and 25 of the Election Rules Act, 1974, the Punjab Local Council (Election) Rules, 1979, RR 11 and 15 Punjab Local Council (Election Petitions) Rules, 1979, RR 12 and 13 Punjab Local Government Ordinance (VI 1979). ), Sections 17, 18, 20 and 24 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Approval of Applicant's Papers Nomination for Municipal Councils The petition challenging the approval of the applicant's nomination papers was rejected by the Election Authority. , However on a variety of grounds. The petition orders the applicant to reject the nomination papers and delete his name from the list of nominees without issuing any notice to the applicant that his name and the name of his proposer did not appear in the election. The role of the electoral unit from which the applicant wishes to contest, the name of the applicant and his proposer appear confessionally in the relevant electoral rolls of the election. The oral unit in question, therefore, approved by the respondent (the attorney). The unforgivable order moved forward on false facts, nullifying the applicant's nomination The filing was on the basis of the record, which was, therefore, an illegal order and the nomination of the papers without any legal applicants has been accepted by the Returning Officer and the application against his acceptance by the Authority has been rejected. , Unauthorized order of authority, without notice to applicant, violates the principles of natural justice Respondents' name was registered in the electoral rolls of the electoral rolls in the electoral rolls of multiple electoral units as candidates In the selection list
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