TAJVEED IQBAL versus RETURNING OFFICER NA-178, MUZAFFARGARH-III
Sections 14 (3) and 78 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 62, 63, 199, 218 and 225 General Election Order Conduct (7 of 2002), Article 8D (1) (g) Farewell Elections to Constitution Petition The National Assembly disqualified the defendant candidate by the Supreme Court for taking part in the general election on the basis of fake degree; Maintain the registration of two separate constitutional petitions by the Electoral and Electoral Candidates for the appeal filed against the nomination approvals. In the event of such objections to the election electoral character, the information returned to the returning officer is lost, therefore, it cannot be assumed that the contesting candidate was the only provocative person who withdrew his appeal. , Both the candidate and the candidate did not have a Lux Standby to issue a quit warrant writ. o The election was not held yet and the defendant had no public office of profit. All the bodies, including the Election Commission, were legally obliged to implement the decisions of the Supreme Court that information regarding the defendant's disqualification was made by the Supreme Court. The source has been placed before the Election Commission, therefore, no further direction would be required for its implementation. Applicants had sought constitutional treatment instead of referring to the Election Commission. The High Court was unable to retain both the Constitution. Requests deleted in bounds
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