MUHAMMAD NAVEED YASEEN versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH CABINET SECRETARY
Arts 63 (1) (o) and 199 Representatives Public Act (LXXXV of 1976), section 14 (3A) constitutional application for membership of parliament (council of councils) on a default basis in payment of government dues or utility bills Disqualification. The Scope Person could be disqualified from being elected to the Member Parliament if he was unable to pay government dues and utility expenses for more than ten thousand rupees over six months, when filing his papers for nomination it was an unlawful event. Payment of government liabilities or utility costs of more than six months at the time of submission, therefore, if a person submits the above liability before filing his papers, he is no longer reluctant to file the nomination. Practices and disqualifications were treated under Article 63 (1) (o) of the Constitution, the same doctrine was also represented in Section 14 (3A) of the Public Representation Act, 1976. According to the constitutional application dismissed
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