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LIAQAT ALI versus ELECTION APPELLATE AUTHORITY/DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, LAHORE/DISTRICT RETURNING OFFICER, LAHORE

Punjab Local Government Election Ordinance 2000 Section 14 (g) Zakat and Usher Ordinance (XVIII of 1980), Section 18 (4), Articles 21 and 2 (2) (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Election of Local Administration The Zakat Committee was rejected by the District Returning Officer on the ground that the applicant's joint candidacy for the incompetent Nazim and deputy Nazim seats was rejected by one of the applicants, Local Zakat, and Usher as a committee member. Was ineligible to be the provisions of clause 14 (g) of the Punjab Local Government Election Ordinance, 2000, which is a government or local administration or Was a government employee or salaried employee, owned or controlled, was not eligible to be a member of the local Zakat. Under the provisions of section 18 (4) of the Zakat and Usher Ordinance, the very structure of the Committee, 1980 and consequently the person who was appointed, although in the case of his supersession as its administrator, the Punjab Local Government. Section 14 (g) of the Election Ordinance 2000 completely excludes a person from holding the office of Member or Administrator, in which case the District Returning Officer acted. According to the legal authority, the district Zakat Council was dismissed for being the administrator of the local zakat council council order in order to reject the applicant's papers while the returning officer accepted the applicant's papers and restored them. Was allowed according to constitutional application immigration advocates from Mohen Jo Daro lawyer