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CH. MUHAMMAD AYOOB versus DISTRICT JUDGE, SANGHAR

Section 14 (b) Sindh Local Government Ordinance (XII of 1979), Section 26 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Article 199 Constitutional petition after disqualification of nominee and rejection of nomination papers of nominees after rejection of nomination papers. Returning officer accepted. A voter-turned-Said voter had questioned the candidate's ability on the basis that he was removed from the town committee's chairmanship in 1987 as chairman of the Town Committee, which invalidated the powers. Had committed major anomalies regarding use and mismanagement. And also said that the candidate's nomination papers for filing an appeal by the voter / objector were rejected by the District Returning Officer disqualifying him for election to the High Court under constitutional jurisdiction. ? Fighting the election, subject to the condition that the result of the election will not be d Was not announced when the constitutional application of the candidate was finally dismissed, the next candidate was declared successful, the candidate's election application was dismissed by the Election Tribunal and the candidate's disqualification was retained by the Syed candidate of the Appellate Authority. A constitutional petition was filed against the orders and the Election Tribunal Petition The applicant / candidate claimed that the public service service is included in the total (h) of section 14 of the Sindh Local Government Election. Ordinance, 2000 on the Federation and Provinces Government Service registration advocate from Jalal Pur Priwala lawyer