MUHAMMAD RAZA HAYAT HIRAJ versus THE ELECTION COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 52 and 67 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199 and 225 Election Tribunal Interim / Interstate Decree The Constitutional Order Election Tribunal approved during the approval of the election petition against the Interim / Interim order of the Election Tribunal filed before the Election High Court. Can be approved by. The appeal filed under Section 67 of the Public Representation Act 1976, against the final disposition of the election petition, cannot be challenged unless it was publicly illegal and for any reason cannot be questioned in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. Is. In order for the High Court to interfere in its constitutional jurisdiction under the Election Tribunal's interlocutory ruling, this order must not only be expressly illegal, but it will leave the affected party without treatment if it is not eliminated. , Where the result of an election petition goes against a party that is against it. In the course of the proceedings, an interim order also upset the important decision, despite the fact that the (interim) order was very legal, in addition to the results that came out, the Election Tribunal's formal orders. Was not obliged by the High Court to be in its constitutional jurisdiction. , If the aggrieved party had any remedy under appeal under section 67 of the Public Representation Act 1976, after the settlement of the election petition
