RAI ASGHAR ALI KHAN versus DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, KASUR/ELECTION TRIBUNAL
RR 40 (6) and 71 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Voting Count Recording of the non-recording of evidence was filed against the returning candidates, alleging different charges were returned. Was denied on a simple request for counting of votes by a failed candidate, the Election Tribunal allowed the counting of votes, the returning candidate's contention was that re-counting could not be allowed without proof of proof. The lawyer's tenure was not enough to recalculate, the case required was, for the first time, an election The request was to be spent on the inauguration and had to be returned by the candidates had to be subject to cross-examination and to deny him re-entered the witness back to the candidates. In the same box, the recounting order was separated by the Election Tribunal and the case was remanded.
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