NADEEM KHADIM versus RETURNING OFFICER, PP-26, JHELUM-III
Sections 14 and 12 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 62 and 63 of the Majlis Shura (Parliament) were ineligible to reject the papers of the dual national appellant on the basis that he had hidden that he was both UK and Pakistan. As a dual citizen, and as a result of the said concealment, the Appellant cannot be considered as courteous, virtuous, honest and "amiable" under Article 62 (1) (f) of the Constitution. The Border Agency / Home Office accepted on 17 8 2012, so, at the time of submitting his nomination papers, the appellant was not British citizen when he The alt statement was not in existence. Under the law, the appellant cannot be kept other than a needy, good, non-profit, honest and "trustworthy" person. The High Court, while setting aside the void order, directed that the appellant's name not be allowed to be included in the list of legitimate nominees for his constituency election, in the circumstances. r \ n
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