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DUR MUHAMMAD KHAN NASAR versus MUHAMMAD SHAFIQ TAREEN

A constitutional application under Article 199 of the Constitution can be filed under Article 199 of the Constitution to be filed under Article 199 of the Constitution. Can it not be filed under Article 199 of the Constitution against any cross-cultural order? If the Election Tribunal has appealed to the Supreme Court in relation to the final order of such tribunal under the Public Representation Act, 1976, such constitutional petitions were to be dismissed on instability, without any order. Zahid Sarfaraz Bin Nader Pervaiz Khan 1987 SCMR 1107; Election Commission of Pakistan v. Javed Hashmi PLD 1989 SC 396; Mohammad Asim Kard alias Gillo v. Lashkari Khan Raisani 1999 S CMR 689; Mohammad Hussain Babar v. Election Commission of Pakistan PLD 2008 SC 495 and Federation of Pakistan v. Muhammad Nawaz Sharif F PLD 2009 SC 531 rel

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