Section 67 and 70 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 225 and 188 Supreme Court Decision Election Tribunal Review, Partial Voting Options in a constituency, Legislative Response to the Order of Legislative Election for the seat of National Assembly candidate (Runner) Up-candidate (filed) candidate filed with the Election Tribunal, allowing to the extent that the Tribunal voted only seven () of the 43 polling stations in the polling stations, rather than the overall reversal. Repeated applicants at stations claimed. It was that the Electoral Tribunal had only the power to revoke the entire constituency, and could not represent a partial re-election in only seven polling stations, represented under Article 70 of the Public Act 1976, It was clearly stated that the overall election was to be annulled, if the result of the election was materially affected by the failure of any person. Follow the provisions of the Act or the rules mentioned in the present case, in compliance with both the terms of section 70 of the Representation People Act 1976, the failure of the polling staff and the provisions of the said Act. In the event that such a failure should also materially affect the election results, it was fulfilled that since both the legal requirements are present together in the present case, the entire election is non-existent. In the present case, the election could have been avoided if only in this case. It was canceled that even if the election results were unaffected, even if all the votes at the controversial stations were in favor of the lost candidate.
