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ASIF NAWAZ FATIANA versus WALAYAT SHAH

Section 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 61, 62 (1), 63, 64 and 76 Representation of People (Sixth Amendment) Ordinance (XVIII of 1985), Primable Civil Procedure Code (VI) 1908), section 151 and O IX notification dated 17 3 1985 (issued by the Election Commission of Pakistan) for the restoration of the election application, the default application under section 151, CPC, should be dismissed and the election trial The application of the scope of the CPC application was therefore dismissed by default and the applicant filed an application under section 151, CPC, for which he was present in the courtroom. And m The step was called and the absence was not intentional nor did he reach out to bring his lawyer. Intentional and that the election request can be decided on merit, the applicant's affidavit was also submitted along with the request and his counsel respondents objected to the merits of the application for rehabilitation on that basis. In the Public Representation Act 1976 any clause of any kind was excluded by default for the restoration of the election petition and also under section 151, the CPC did not lie, respondents Was also endorsed by her affidavit, when there was no special prohibition. Adopt any procedure, then the procedure outlined by the CPC can be followed and matters related to this law are supported by a decision on eligibility, which is the same distinction between a court and a tribunal. Can also be found in the relevant law provisions. In the present case, the provisions of the Public Representation Act, 1976 are ignored power of attorney advocate Swatmingora lawyer