BILAL AKBAR BHATTI versus ELECTION TRIBUNAL, MULTAN
Article (67 ()) Constitution of Pakistan, Article Constitution 199 Constitution Constitutional Election Tribunal Mutual Order Ruling Constitutional Jurisdiction of the Forum Even if the Election Tribunal has passed any of the facts or law Even if you make the wrong decision, it may not be so. Using the powers of the Correctional Appeal Authority in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 199 of the Constitution, the High Court cannot sit on appeal at the decision / order of the Tribunal or the legal authorities and hold its decision wherever Was. Under this law, the effective alternative action, the High Court will not exercise its constitutional jurisdiction and refuse to interfere in the electoral matters, especially at the intermediate stage if the High Court has jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution. Interfere with its interdisciplinary order. In the constitutional jurisdiction of the aggrieved person when the Election Tribunal, then this right shall be violated by the Representation of People Act, 1976, which does not exclude the right of appeal from the interim orders of the Election Tribunal. Cannot be attacked under interim orders of The affected High Court party had to wait till the final decision of the Election Tribunal and then challenge it to the appropriate special forum, the Supreme Court.
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