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MANZOOR AHMAD versus ELECTION TRIBUNAL FOR FAISALABAD DISTRICT

Section 152 (1) Disqualification of a Candidate The nominee and the deputy nominee run the election petition against the returning candidate on the basis that one of the returning candidates did not have the required educational qualifications and the papers with their nomination The certificate entered was invalid. There was no evidence on record regarding the disqualification of the candidates. In the present petition, the challenge was thrown on the ability of the applicant in the press. Voters cast their votes despite such knowledge. When an item about an object was posted, it would be of no use when it was acknowledged that the object was not entertained and rejected by the Returning Officer when the appeal was accepted and fresh elections in the constituency were mentioned. The seats were ordered, conditions

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