SABIR HUSSAIN versus MUSHTAQ AHMED
Article 14 (d) (i) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The offense of disqualification of a constitutional applicant is such a major sin. The candidate was involved in a criminal case in which he was convicted under 5302, The PPC charge against the candidate was due to injure Sariya (Iron Bar) with no legal excuse and the process was voluntary and the candidate's account nomination papers were rejected by the Returning Officer on nomination. As provided under Section 14 (d). i) The District Returning Officer of the Punjab Local Government Election Ordinance, 2000, with the observation of the papers in the appeal, accepted that the case in which the victim lost his life at the hands of the candidate was not foreseen and would be exempted. (v) 5 300, PPC (Prior to Amendment of Criminal Law (Amendment) Act (1997 II))] Since the candidate's sentence was changed to 5302, the PPC had before the amendment of the criminal law (Amendment Act). (II of 1997)] Section 304, Part I of the PPC (Prior to the amendment of the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act (II of 1997)) and consequently, the candidate's act will not be in scope After the great sin and the crime of the aggravation, the disqualification, if any, was removed, such observation was without any basis in the context of Islamic law relating to crime and sin, which the High Court The candidate was not able to submit the nomination at the time of filing the nomination papers by the District Returning Officer due to his death as a result of a major sin. The Muslim order to accept the nomination was illegal and none of it
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