ZAFAR ALI versus REGISTRAR COOPERATIVES PUNJAB, LAHORE
RR 2 (1) (d), 3, 4 and 5 by-laws of the Supreme Court Employees Cooperative Housing Society, CL 4, 6, 7 (7), 13 (3) and 47 (i) (I) of the Constitution of Pakistan. Applicants' ability to become a candidate in the Article 199 Constitution Petition was believed to be a regular member of society and was not eligible for defaulter due to liability. And Supreme Court Employees are eligible to be a candidate in the Co-operative Housing Society's election rules under R3. Respondents have denied applicants' claim on the basis that they were never voters and never objected to the voter list that appeared before each election. And that the applicants did not even object to the current voter list The respondents had taken the stand that the applicants are not eligible to be included in the voter list at this stage when the polling process is only two days The remaining applicants were silent on not having their names included in the voter list in the past, they had no acquaintance and were provided no grounds for disqualification, 27 days after the publication of the schedule. The petition cannot be said to be a victim of bribery petitions. Upon entering the membership of the Society, he purchased the plots offered to him, he would be considered a member. Equally good in this society, as in others, Article 6 of the Bye-laws also left no room for further classification of members or discrimination among them. Or the right to vote for the distinction between their rights and responsibilities so that all
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