Respondents were accused of selecting sections 14 (3) (5) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 62 (1) (f), 63 and 199 of the Provincial Assembly, for disqualification in the previous elections of local bodies. Was submitted, and there was no jurisdiction to nominate respondents' papers by the Moderate Returning Officer that the election tribunal had jurisdiction over the respondents included in Article 62 (1) (f) of the Constitution with the Returning Officer Was broad, but not more so than that for the purposes of and under section 14 (5) of the Electoral Tribunal Public Representation Act, 1976 Appellate law is wider than a forum, in which the meaning of Article 62 (1) (f) "law was not". In this way, the bar contained in the Constitution cannot be prosecuted by the court before the tribunal unless a declaration is made against it by any law. In principle, the principal appeal principle is r \ n
