Sections 52, 68, 99 (1) (CC) and 14 (5) of the Election Petition Provincial Assembly, which was one of the candidates, answered questions on this election, the respondent (retired candidate). Do not have the educational qualifications required to contest the election; that, in view of the letter dated 28-10 2002 by the University of Punjab, they were disqualified from taking any examination before the 2005 annual examination. That in support of his academic ability, while submitting his nomination papers, he relied on the alleged Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree from Al-Khair University, Azad Jammu and Kashmir in connection with session 2001 and Not only that, he was reluctant to appear in the above examination in view of the letter of the 28th University of Punjab, 2002, but his BBA degree from Al Khair University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir was also wrong, and in Pakistan by Higher Education, Was not identified. The Commission Petitioner prayed that the returning candidate be declared illegal in the Provincial Assembly and the applicant be declared as a successful candidate, the returning candidate was concerned about his educational qualification by another person. An objection petition filed was decided in his favor. And his appeal was subsequently dismissed, thus, the issue concerning his educational qualifications was final and the issue decided by the present decision and the present election petition could not be resolved. Adjudication petitioners were never prepared and could not be heard before a court verdict was approved, in which case, justice
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