Arts 63 (1) (n) (o) and 199 Representatives of the People Act (LXXXV of 1976), Section 14 (3A) Constitutional Application Over two million received by a candidate ineligible for membership of the Assembly The bank remained unpaid for more than a year from the due date of default / default. The candidate in question had obtained a loan which was not paid at the time of submission of papers for the Provincial Assembly but later on If the objection was submitted that the objection was made before the papers were approved, then he was a candidate. After submitting the nomination papers, the loan amount was submitted. In view of Article 63 (1) (n) of the Returning Officer, it was disqualified and the objection raised by the objectioner was rejected and the nomination papers of the candidate were accepted. Loan amount after submitting his nomination papers, but under Section 14 (3A) of the Public Representation Act, 1976, he deposited the amount before his nomination. Election papers can be rejected, therefore, disqualification was not attracted to his case under Article 63 (1) (n) of the Constitution, admittedly the candidate obtained more than 2 million loan facility. , Which was left unpaid and a decree was finally granted against it. The candidate submitted his nomination by the Banking Court on 31st 2013, after which the loan amount was paid after the approval of 5 2013 4 2013 but before that Article 63 (1) n of the Constitution. On 7-4 2013, nomination papers were approved if there was only one loan payment for more than one year from the expected date,
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