Section 52 and 64 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 151, OX, R 2 and O XVII, R 3 Election Request Application for the reopening of respondent's election service costs by election on the last occasion The petitioner's default plate was rejected for lack of contact with such a default lawyer. And that the provisions of O IX, R 2 & O XVII, R 3, CPC did not apply to proceedings before applicants seized numerous opportunities for filing process fees. He did not submit the same, nor did the tribunal appear before the court because of the irresponsible behavior of the applicant which the petitioner had not signed, but his lawyer did not. Applicant did not enter his / her affidavit, but did submit an affidavit. The Clerk of the Council shall apply in a manner which cannot be endorsed by an affidavit. The Election Tribunal can revive the election petition when it shows the true and proper reasons. The applicant failed to show any good reason or good reason for accepting his application, the legislature insisted on dealing with the election petition as soon as possible. Instead of confusing yourself in the constituency tribunal under section 64 of the Public Representation Act 1976, with the intent that the selected candidate should be allowed to focus on his or her services, the trial under the CPC Petitioner A civil court had all the powers that it had not followed the election petition to restore
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