Arts 63 (1) (C) and 199 (1) (B) (ii) Response to the Member's Passport Order of Canada, 1981, Section 4 (2) and Scheduled Constitutional Petition, Qui Warrento, Member of the Provincial Assembly on the Minority Seating The operators were accused of being a Canadian citizen and have been disqualified and allowed to hold a Canadian government-issued passport. Respondents confessed to be a Canadian citizen and hold a Canadian passport, according to Section 4 (2) of the Canadian Passport Order 1981, a Canadian passport can be issued only to a Canadian citizen. Each person admitted as a citizen shall be obliged to take oath in the Canada Passport Order Schedule 1981, certifying that he or she will be obedient to Canadian law and liable to perform his / her duties as a Canadian citizen. Will pay In support of his request, no law has been submitted that he holds a Canadian passport without becoming a Canadian citizen, nor does Pakistani law nor Canadian law recognize the illegality of a citizen of the state Citizenship is being given by the respondents, an overseas Pakistani card issued by the Government of Pakistan which mentions their Canada address not allowing visa free entry to Pakistan, but to indicate There was nothing available for when the respondent obtained Canadian citizenship. The High Court directed the Election Commission of Pakistan to cancel the respondent's membership from the Provincial Assembly.
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