A. XVII, R 3 Representation People Act (LXXXV of 1976), Sections 64 and 67 (1A) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petitioner filed an election petition before the Tribunal during the process of election petition, in this case The petitioner has been postponed, with clear instructions to the applicant that no further opportunity will be provided and in the event of non-compliance, the conclusions will be drawn. The order further indicated that lawyers and witnesses should be present at the next hearing date. His advice was to postpone the illness. The applicant's evidence was closed without meeting the requirement of O XVII, R 3, CPC, which required the presence of the parties and no partial result could be obtained. On several occasions the applicant was granted his request. And that was the purpose. In order to represent the applicants for the evidence presented, evidence of Section 67 (1A) of the Public Representation Act 1976 was sought by the Election Tribunal within four months of the receipt of the election petition. All the powers of the civil court and when it was read with XVII, R 3, CPC, it became quite clear that as punishment, the right to present evidence in favor of the applicant, could be struck down in defense, the Constitutional petition by the High Court Excluded
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