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GHULAM MUHAMMAD LALI versus IMTIAZ AHMED LALI

Article 8D (2) (i) [as amended] by the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 63 (1) (i) [as amended] by the People's Law (LXXXV of 1976), section 99 (1A) (i) [Election Petition Applicant's position that defendant was dismissed from employment due to corruption (absence of duty) and disqualified from being elected or elected to the Provincial Assembly, The defendant requested that he resign and that he was unaware if a dismissal order was approved and that in any case since there was no morally contradictory he should be elected a member of the Assembly. Was not disqualified, subject to amendment in Article 8D (2). Conducting the General Election Order, 2002, such disqualification was to be made in accordance with other provisions of the law on this subject, such as Article 63 of the Constitution and section 99 of the Public Representation Act, 1976 to harmonize them. They should be separated. Any possibility that conflict or inequality was deliberately and intentionally prejudiced corruption or morally wrong with the intention of the phrase to be considered morally and the main idea and purpose was to dismiss, remove the individual. To expand the scope of disqualification to be retired or to retire from the service. Misconduct, selected, away from the representation forum, although due to its dismissal / dismissal or minor absence from the job, may not constitute an element of moral misconduct in the employment and fall under the jurisdiction of misconduct. Mismanagement was made on the basis of absenteeism, which resulted in substantial penalties for dismissal. property advocate from Shogram lawyer