Sections 152 Convention E Martyrs (10 of 1984), Arts 85, 87 and 88 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Proof of Fake Matriculation Certificate, Certified Copies of Public Documents, Election Tribunal disqualifies They said that their matric certificate was fake and that the respondent candidate as respondent on behalf of the respondents had submitted that the Election Tribunal did not in fact inquire into the certificate in question. The Electoral Tribunal conceded that the applicant's matric certificate was a forgery and was also conducting an audit of the evidence of an official of the relevant Intermediate and Secondary Education Board, who also filed a fake metric certificate from the applicant's election tribunal. The conclusion came not only based on the oral evidence of the witnesses but also on the availability of public documents. And their certified copies. The evidence was prepared and presented to the Election Tribunal on the basis of Articles 85 and 87 of that testimony, the Certificate of Matriculation of 1984, which was a general document under Article 85 of the Act 1984 and related. These were certified copies issued by officials and agencies. To be treated as a public document and according to the evidence it could not be objected to by law under the law of Arun 87 and 88 of 1984, martyrdom of 1984, 1984, and they were also admissible without proof. Declares the plaintiff approved by the Election Tribunal as successful and applicant. The unsuccessful candidate did not face any factual error or legal weakness and the High Court refused to intervene in the same petition.
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