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JEHANGIR versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF SINDH

Sections 24, 47 and 62 of the Sindh Local Government (Election Authority) Rules, 2004, R19 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution of the Constitutional Appeal Officer or Deputy Regulatory Procedure Rules of the Rules, Constitution of the Union by jurisdiction of the Constitution The council claimed that the election authority did not have the authority to prevent it from performing its duties. In any case, under the Sindh Local Government Ordinance, 2001, the nominee or deputy nominee was allowed to be replaced by the government officials and in all cases, the duties of the nominee or the deputy were performed. It should be relinquished by the elected representative, as the ordinance cannot hold that office until the nominee or nominee is elected, unless a re-election motion is approved from the councils / houses and discretion over the electoral authority. Options are provided for reference. The purpose, the spirit and the concept of preventing the host from performing his duties were very dark, if such powers were not given to the electoral authority through the Local Government Ordinance, 2001, the Government of Sindh Local Government Ordinance, 2001, he would himself be a public representative. Were insulting the use of options. The Rules, 2004, were outside the mandate of the law, and several provisions related to the mechanism and the schemes proposed by the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001, for the remembrance of a moderator or deputy, Except in the case of external memory. The moderator demanded that such memorandum be approved by two chambers / councils before it could be implemented. patent advocate from Padidan lawyer