PIR MUHAMMAD SHAH KHAGGA versus DISTRICT RETURNING OFFICER NA-164, PAKPATTAN
Sections 39 and 103 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction High Court Scope reckoning Narro Marjan, petition for ballot papers examination of the petitioner reconsidered the request for reconsideration but the Returning Officer requested the petitioner. Removed request. Allegations for exclusion without counting the ballot papers were usually filed before the Returning Officer as well as the Election Commission and any special action related to any illegal work by a rival candidate, polling staff or Returning Officer. The accused was not charged. , Under which the Representatives could comply with the provisions of the re-enactment of section 39 (3) of the Public Act 1976, was not complied with, was not taken up at an early stage nor at such interim stage. Nor could it be raised before the High Court. Using Extraordinary Constitutional Jurisdiction The Election Tribunal was a procedure for resolving all disputes related to law and factual litigation and a trial could be granted and the exercise of powers under Article 199 of the Constitution Such practice cannot be carried out by the court; in this case the refusal to intervene was dismissed in the circumstances.
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