Article 99 (CC) Conduct of General Election Order (7 of 2002), Article 8 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition of Qualified and Disqualified Candidate pending with the High Court; Disqualification of Non-Graduate Facts, Mohammed Nasir Mahmood and Graduation Condition to Contest Elections in Parliament and Provincial Assemblies Before the Decision of the Supreme Court in the Case of Another vs. the Federation of Pakistan PLD 2008 SC 341 Before the announcement. The facts, including being unconstitutional, include the date of filing nomination papers by the candidate, the date of acceptance by the Returning Officer, and the date of disqualification of the candidate by the Election Tribunal when the following events took place, taking part in the general election. The legal disqualification of non-graduates was a valid one, the Supreme Court Law Judge effectively declared the declaration of its law, namely, 21 2008 4 2008, despite the constitutional facts of the candidate's case before it. Despite the Supreme Court's decision, the candidate did not make any amendments to the Constitution Add a Challenge to Disqualified Wires The question was whether the candidate's disqualification escaped the announcement of a law held by the Supreme Court, a decision of the Supreme Court was announced during the proceedings before the High Court. The Constitution had neither the jurisdiction of the court nor the appeal process. The Supreme Court decision, therefore, had no application to the facts of the present case. The result was that the inability of non-graduates to participate in the general election. The facts of the
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